The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-12

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Keeping from him OF i'm
)at}on" to which he was
],emoving an efficient and
bile officer from an i'm
soonsible position, solely
10 1t is believed by many
md substantial citizens OF
are acquainted with the
Erasping and Tapacious
/ thereby putting him, the
,khe light of repudiating.
the policy which he. as
has always pursued in
oE the "old soldiers and
"a declarations OF his ap-
he patriotic services rem
/ contempt for and indig-
the Salt Lake Tribune
le weight and would be IN
gte were 1t not for the fact
&. Thompson and his prin-
q. who, as I have hereto
Is the general attorney for
! company. under the lead
resent owner of that paper
.ditor, bolted the Republic
worked early and late
cIre campaign for the elec-
Ssn.
1re TO determine the fate OF
lemen In charge OF The
ms and Caunon) by the
Thompson has received at
,ome OF those In contro! OF
of the Republican party OF
II would be necessary for
majors to do In order TO
,ont ranks of the preferred
r Federal patronage would
to segregate themselves
,rican party and formally
allegiance TO the local
'nnization, with a possible
,ither Of them should ever
idate against at least one
low have at their disposal
,kronage Of the State
are some matters referred
~ that might suggest 9TH
Il letter Is not written with
RESENTMENT. My reasons
you of some matters and
inviting your attention TO
'eferred to, Is for the pur-
az that, according TO the
larty politics, Capt. Hobbs,
claim as a soldier, which
D been rather against him
until his case reached the
le Interior and the Presi-
Fled to reappointmenr, and
party recognition are by
Itorious than some other
.ho have been and are be-
zh the highest public posi-
he gift OF the State; and
|, Captains friends: by de-
tention In office, may have
,iting" to you, they were not
he other hand, they would
Iict In their duties as citi-
ant In their friendship for
ad they. without protest,
tftted 10 an act so unjust
iAmerican.
x your letter you state
aiming your OWN letter Is
as confidential" While /
to be an invitation for
the letter l did not do SO
I'D to discover anything In
be of any benefit or in
public. I am reliably In
iplicates of the letter have
some Of your political ad-
te suggestion that 1t be
uuiet where 1t will do the
ago a representative OF
Herald called at my Of
ned me that he had been
of the letter by one of
who desired the Herald
,e copies Of my letters to
sh the entire correspond
snator. since you and your
/ the letter you sent as
merit which entities II TO
[ the great state papers of
1as a document that may
cited as an authority on
State and a guide In po-
and as II would be more
ID the dignity of your Of
States Senator TO openly
ttter than to clandestinely
have 1t read on the quiet.
one, / have no objections
IL 1t to the press, And,
Jour letter may shine forth
i luster. ] am willing for
the entire correspondence
] which 1t has been carried
a journal can be found
; tho risk OF infiicting It
&c: otherwise. ] would sug-
wait and have IL read at
Ial Harmony" banquet of
a party. Respectfully,
w. NJ. M'CARTY.
'gston's Candidacy,
i:Ity. May 26. 190s.-Hou.
land, United States Sena-
on, D. C,-Dear Senator
D. Livingston have asked
ou In regard TO his candi-
,fhce OF United States Dis
I. They base his claim fol
"A the following grounds
is an able lawyer, vel
ie office, Is and always has
tent and loyal Republican
has never "bolted" hi:
second, that he sacrificed
uttered humiliating defeat
ate for the office OF District
In the interest of those
at their disposal the Fed
e of this State, including
1estion, and that there was
not express understanding
'Ltvingston and those witt
aed the alliance which re.
political defeat and down.
would be taken care of.'
Insist that, according tc
9 OF Justice and fair deal.
sntitled not only TO party
put 10 special considera
lnds OF the members OF the
,tsional delegation, and tc
ilicRtion for the office IA.
dered by them.
ed that you have gone OF
sng opposed TO the appoint.
livingston to the office men,
Q he Is a Mormon; "tha'
9 an equal division OF I'll,
In Utah between the Nor.
atiles," and that, accordiu,
n decided upon by vourecI