Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-10
Says He Would Like to Express
In Some Adequate Way
His Feelings.
CALM AFTER THE BIG STORM.
Review OF the Situation and the Re-
cent Strenuous Campaign IN
The Gem State.
epeeIal Correspondence.

special correspondence.
+ ID oIsE, Ida. Nov. S.--one Of the mos.
heated campaigns IN the history OF
the state Of Idaho Is now closed
and the result is that Gov. Frank l..
Gooding is reelected TO succeed HIM
self by very good majority and that
Hon w. u. Borah viii be sent to the
United states senate TO occupy the seat
made vacant by the defeat OF Fred r
Dubois. Results further show that a
full Republican state ticket is elected
and that out OF " members Of the state
legislature at least 50 VIII be Republi-
cans.
THE REAL ISSUE
The people Of the state Of Idaho have
plainly demonstrated BY their votes
that the issue IN this state is law and
order and not "Mormonlsm." Results
In Ada county alone would clearly sub
stantiate this claim. Here the Demo-
Gratis organized an Independent or anti
Mormon ticket and put up their candl-
dates for election, but when the votes
were counted. the Mormon eaters were
showed under completely and the Re
publican candidates carried on the elee-
ton with nearly 1000 plurality; still
Ada county IL not Mormon county.
SOCIALISTS ACT.
The greatest influence brought TO
bear IN turning voters from Gov. Good
Ing was that of Socialism. The reckless
accusations brought by the advocates
OF this combination against Gov Good
ing on the Steunenberg case were In
In In
persons Of its faith, but the union men
and many laboring men generally Ii
was this influence that lost for the gov
ernor the Boise district, as well as
thousands of votes In the mining dis
tricts IN the north, and the union men
~ Pocatello and other parts OF the
state. All these, together with the
prohibitions, Dubois succeeded In con- |
,erting to his ranks,
DUBOIS METHODS.
The methods employed by the senator |
to bring about this condition were man |
iiestedly underhanded and knavish. |
Wheresoever he spied a tool with which |
ne thought he could work out his plot,
he laid hold on 1t and applied II 10 his |
work, no matter what the consequences |
of his fellow men might be. The laws |
esalnst right ana wrong, Justice and in
Justice, never seemed TO appeal 10 him In |
me least degree. Not content with what |
the state OF Idaho could furnish him. |
he sent TO New York and Pittsburg for
tools to voice bis rawlings throughout
The state. Truth would nor aid him.
80 he painted In red great. scandalous
les and scattered them broadcast over
he state; but, the grave he was dig
slng for others has now taken him In.
PLURALITY CUT.
The Republican plurality this year
was about half what IL was two years
'go, and about 1900 more than IL was
our years ago. Though complete. re-
urns have not been received from all
ne counties at the time Of this writing.
et sufficient III at hand to warrant the
'utting OF the Republican plurality at
900. Quite a number OF counties have
iected Democratic tickets and n num-
'er are mixed; but In the main, the
tale throughout Is Republican
BRADY JUBILANT.
state Chairman James II. Brady.
shen approached this morning. said
We'll, this campaign has been certainly
most glorious one from beginning TO
nd, and never have been more
'Ieased over u political victory than to-
ay. IL liz true. It has been a campaign
4 many perplexlties. The Republican |
arty has won upon It's merits. Gov.
iooding Is returned by good majority
nd the legislature viii be safe for w.
:. Bornh. ] have much over which 1
an feel justly proud and happy"
SOME FIGURES.
The plurality by counties for the gov
rnorship stands as follows