The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-01

free discussion. Ii seemed TO be best.
| would like it to be known, too, that
in the apportionmeut of the Offices i
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 sug.
gested were chosen as the nominees of
tomorrow. ] had no personal hand IN
the matter whatever.
The contract for decorating the in
terror Of the Auditorium theater wns
awarded to Drake & Bell of Salt Lake
City.
Statement Of Brady.
State Chairman James II. Brady to-
night made the following statement;
III am satisfied with the outcome of
the peace negotiations. While 1t is true
that I had some ambition to represent
my State in the United States Senate,
and while ] had expected to, present
nv claims to the next Legislature, l
realize that no man is bigger than his
party. / am perfectly willing, there
fore, 70 lay aside my ambition for the
sake of party harmony. L made the
fight against the proposition to noml-
nate candidate for United States
Senator In convention, on principle and
because 1 did not believe it for the best
interests of the party, and not with any
reference 10 uy pOSSlDlt loL
that Office. / realized fully, however,
that this seems to be the will of the
duly accredited delegates of the Repub-
lican party in Idaho. 1 am loyal
enough Republican to accept 1t without
reservation and to Loyalty support the
expressed wishes of the party in con-
vention assembled.
Had Full Discussion.
"The arrangement that has been
reached today and that is expected TO
result in the nomination of the strong
est possible list of candidates for
State positions, and in the in
dorsement OF candidate for the
United States Senate, was recog-
nized only after the fullest possible
discussion of every phase OF the situa-
ton. In so far as ] was party to
this settleemnt, it was done with the
at the election next fall. / feel that
the coming election is the most inn
portant that will be held in the State
in this generation, AT this time [
feel that it is the imperative duty of
every man to stand for the common
wealth. / believe / am doing this
when ] accept the harmony PROPOSE
ton, and I urge a similar course upon
the members Of the party in this
ECIdLe.
Two Counties Revolt.
Later this evening, when details of
the harmony meeting were thoroughly
known there was a revolt in Fremont
and Bingham counties Fremont is the
largest county in the State aud last
election gave Gooding heavy major
ity. This time these counties sent an
anti Gooding delegation, but were solid
for Borah When the fact became
known that Borah had agreed to stand
in with the Gooding crowd many fol-
lowers of Borah threw away their
badges, feeling that they had been
given the double cross 1t is also sure
that Shoshone will join the revolt.
However, the slate as agreed upon will
be put through, and while the har-
mony crowd hold the whip hand now,
the rebels declare it will be different at
the polls.
Hand Of Church Seen.
The hand Of the church is now SEEN
The tribe chiefs, of course, were with
Gooding and Brady. They directed the
younger element TO stand by Borah,
knowing well what the final outcome
would be. An additional cause for trou-
BILE in the two first named counties is
that Stevens, candidate for Judge Of
the Sixth district, feels that he, too,
was double-crossed, and the end is not
vet in sight