Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-21
SATURDAY, JULY u, 1906.
HOW IT WORKS IN PRACTICE.

HOW IT WORKS IN PRACTICE
The theory of the nomination is that we are GET
ting back the people in this method REFORM but in prac
tice there IA great deal of the political manipulation
that characerizes all conventions With the example of the
Fremont convention flesh in people can see how the
practice varies from the theory
In Fremont county, convention delegates as elected by
the people represented sentiment against the nomination at
the state convention. They ST. Anthony and in the
hands of Mr. Boa and his able eutenans this sentiment as
expressed by the people manipulated and changed and an
opposite expression given to the from what was
intended.
This is illustration directly point The delegates have
no sworn duty to perform they have neither nor ncna
ton to get to the bottom things for the good of the
entire state They act principally the impulse and are
easily stampded and their convictions changes for light and
trivial causes Mr. Borah has shown himself an adent Of to
art OF manipulation. His in Fremont has sent him
today to Oneida county where will ATTEMPT to carry nub
sentiment off its feet and line up the forces in his selfish IN;
terests.
Thus the chief point made in the discussion Of this t;on
" "'e' III the working out of the theory in practice The
convention nomination step toward the direct vot and
ose VINO are deceived by the ophsry be convinced by
"acg the trend of events the plans of those who are
T<~ss..~~
The treachery charge of treachey at St. ANTHONY will
lead up to bitter fight in the state convention and tr ,.
VIII DE an entering wedge to split the republican party and
make victory IN the coming election probematica And all
what end Why should Mr. Borah at this time to inject
ms candidacy into the state campagns WHY should he NOT
wait together with other aspan equally capabe eona,
honorable equally consistent their repubicanism until b
state legislature meets and try the issues of their nonu
IN regular method Who Mr. Borah that he has grown 90
great hat the republican party be racked and wrecked
" ooer 10 carry out the programme further his norinate
ambition,
"& @T~H s., u
Andrew Carnegie, the of many sides in his lat h
on the life of James Watt gives us the expression n3
PROFESSION ana illustrates how far this carried by story
OF the street scpers of Pttsbug At repast these
were their opinions of MacCarhy one of their
' VINO hao recently died One of them so far as
say ' ne was the best man that ever scraped hoe on
Liberty street. To this euogy another allowed Mae was
good enough man plain work. around the gas nos b
WASH worm cent 1t was pride of profession pride in
their work Notwithstanding its lowy character that nsna
these men thus to euogize their dead comrade Tb 10 ,
gotten hold of the principle of life which makes work io
and satisfaction. All men of whatever rank and , g.,
the same thrill of pride work done It is inberet ~
them Mr. Carnegie puts it this way: '1hus is human natn
ever the same down to the roots Many distinctions few differ
ences IN life We all kin, members of the one family ~
ing with different toys
There is longer any doubt about the intentions &c A
Milwaukee as to route through Idaho down the Clearwater