The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-01
strongly Mormon population was for 30
rah and harmony.
Interview With MIR. Brady.

Interview With Mr.. Brady.
In answer to questions. Mr. Brady said:
Il am satisfied with the outcome of the
peace negotiations While il is true that
/ had some ambition to represent my state
in the United States senate, and while 1
had expected TO present my claims to the
next legislature, / realize that no man is
bigger than his party. / am perfectly will
ling therefore TO lay aside my ambition
for the sake of party harmony | made
the fight against the proposition to nomi-
nate candidate for United States senator
in convention on principle and because
did not believe il was for the best inter-
ests of the party, and not with any refer
ence to my possible candidacy for that Of
flee. l realize fully, however, that tins
seems to be the will of the duly-accredited
delegates of the Republican party in Ida
no. | am a loyal enough Republican to
accept ii without reservation and to 10y
ally support the expressed wishes of the
party in convention assembled.
Done to Insure Success.
THE arrangement that has been reached
today and that is expected to result in
the nomination of the strongest possible
list of candidates for state positions, and
IN the Endorsement of a candidate for the
United States senate. was accomplished
only after the fullest possible discussion
of every phase of the situation. In so far
as L was party to this settlement, it was
done with the object of insuring Repub-
l.
that he coming election is the most i'm
portant that will be held in the state in
this generation. AT this time | feel that
1t is the imperative duty of every man
TO stand for the commonwealth. | believe
l am doing this when ] ACCEPT the har-
mony proposition and / urge similar
course upon the members of the party in
this state
Borah Is Jublant.
Mr.. Borah and his friends made no eff
fort TO conceal their qualification over the
outcome. Among other things Mr.. Borah
said:
1T would be foolish for me to express
anything but satisfaction. Present indi-
cations are that there will be no oppo-
sition in the convention tomorrow to my
nomination for the senatorship. You may
say that am very grateful indeed to my
friends for their earnest and unselfiSh
efforts in Ely behalf. | confidently be-
Ieve the Republicans will carry the state
OF Idaho at the election next fall and
that the legislature will choose me to sue
coed Senator Dubois. If this is the case
L pledge myself to serve faithfully the
people of Idaho in the upper house of
congress and that if there is any failure
on my part it cannot be charged to lack
of effort for or loss of interest in this
people"
Talk With Goodns.
Governor Gooding, too, was pleased.
desired it understood that he appreciated
the services of his friends and that he be-
lieved the state ticket to be named to-
morrow would be elected.
The harmony agreement" said he,
was not reached without a full and free
discussion 1t seemed to be best. l would
like it to be known, too, that in the APP
portionment of the offices L had no hand
whatever. Those matters were left to
the county delegations, the offices being
appOrtiOned TO the various sections of the
state. The names suggested by the coun-
ties were chosen as the nominees of to-
morrow. / had no personal hand in the
matter whatever"