Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-19
...,breaus, Including Chairman
''r o,.dv, Much Pleased with
The Result.
!, 70 "suRR'EO AMBITIONS
o,,o,., successor Talks intere, sung
paV. -. ,,ueh Maligned state---Pro-
poses to Defend It,

~" =, ". E. Borah to the c",'er
iufe' % W.. nc successor of Fred l.
Dubois. .o,,or having
INV ..,n,v decided at the Republican
D D.sr.nt,On last fall. the only au.y !,
~. ar the legislature was a iofn'a.
~ .,sss,,on of that action, which was
,a"a ~ ballot The result OF when
a .vrrsd to Mr.. Borah the vote OF every
e.nnhlcan member, numbering oo'
Aep ",,s, ~ the total Democratic
strength, for Dubois. ,os
4, the Joint session Of both houses
:, noon yesterday the votes OF .he
..r,ons day we're canvassed and ar
s.rsS with the result as stated above
r,mr,,t,ses we're appointed to wait
~ ,hn senator-elect, Gov. Gooulns
VA W, chairman Brady and escort mem
y s11 Tbsv entered amid tremendous
sanator Borah was introduced py
cnssler HINT He delivered f. mos,
sIonnsnt address. which was followed
NV remaraks of good will by Gov.
snodInr and Chairman Brady Inc
is,tsr who was also a candidate tor
A he senatorshop, expressed himsell
as being perfectly satisfied with the
turn ~ events and then gave voice
N the words of Senator Borah as Ut
tered upon the aston OF his deteal
tonr Years ago. namely, II am now
shading over the grave Of my buried
ambitions"
BoRAH's ELOQUENT ADDRESS,
Senator Borahs address was mas
&ferly effort, straightforward from the
5|shoulder, and was punctuated through
n out with prolonged periods Of APP
&plause. In the course Of his remarks
he said with conceded reference 10
the work of his opponent;
Idaho has been slandered and ma
&Aigned from the Atlantic TO the Pa
&xcific Her name has been handed
bout as one of the rotten borougfis.
place where representative govern
5nent is dying out, a place where the
rag IS spit upon withimpunity. where
law Yields 10 bigotry where shame
And crime are rampant, but In the
luness of time our sister states shall
Know the truth-that we have here
in this inter.mountain country. and
within our own state as high "A stand
ard Of citizenship as they have any
where else In the Union, and we are
Ebullding and propose to continue to
build to that high standard.
This state was not built. its noun
tains explored, Its river spanned and
lis deserts reclaimed by the weakling
either In manhood or patriotism, but
BY that same class OF hardy yeomanry
whose restless energies, indomitable
courage and love of law are evidenced
g We marvellous growth of all the
nc1hwestern states.
There is no state In the Union save
one where there Is less illiteracy, no
ha'e where the ratio of crime is so
snal, no state where the courts have
ten Tree from the breath of scandal,
Were there has been less or corrup-
u'a IN public life, no state where men
ave been drawer or more fearless In
hHlng trying public duties than here
iaaho And where | say that Idaho
ho idahoans are noted for their in
IsIest IN all public concerns, their
Enools, churches, colleges and univer-
aues noted for their generosity in all
hose things wherein the misfortunes
Ine touch the tender chords of the
human heart, noted for their hospital
VI whether In the miners cabin. the
snchers open home or the palatial
sslaehce OF the rich, noted FOR the
..nneS acts of good fellowship which
,sa from out the walks of life the
%auss OF hatred and enyy--I but
Nv nat which even her most UNI
ssaous slanderers will admit. out
ns,e elements. out of these forces
y Hs Union. e' s'a'es
ABErTER CITIZENSHIP.
,A'poks of the great work to be done
akOut a'ins mankind, in bringing
lt.,hlp os'teI ana more perfect citi-
M NIX, any OF the responsibility rest
s;jsrs ine shoulders OF our nations
u sr,,, ne followed this thought with
,.rss ,Od. auon OF the duties Idaho de-
-her sOuay uf her representative men
I'M ,sa~ttnahers' among which are
apI,a, s ans child labor, the use of
M ~ a,u Shlnese and Japanese la
W. 20 quote the speaker.
ton,true,s,, lafsely In the formative and
Nnte I n,a period as q state-we can
esIons i our laws customs and de-
| eonmo, nap'ant In the conscience OF the
shin sos some Of the statesman-
eonspess " the strength and right
dom ana solne OF the experience, Wis
spirits nv, 'oiesighi Of those master
world 10 dominating the intellectual
nonopolle. can preserve our natural
TIE servlc1 our valuable franchises for
Hubble. va ~. VI and utilization by the
10! learnlrs sh build up our Institutions
tive Eoys,n ulese pillars OF representa-
our orr nl, out Of the estates OF
ilcm tLa people and not by begging
NieHcheJ I, lnlconseionable who have
he masses oy Questionable methods OF
before M we can, by laws enacted
nlosslbs opposition arrives, make n
Tain The tvleyer 10 erect and main
which bIlsn.hous system OF child ia nor
ates-a s lhe civilization on other
llplal ttssVem more fiendish ana
avery az ,,sssald times than the black
Rof by e south. We can protect
tllst tbs perfectly constitutional
elngulshss "setutable wisdom which
The Jana, between the Chinaman
and a, AneAe' We can protect con'
Ne mana .ne same time subject n
sl. adh.s Of the law, we can
Y. narySIsass somewhat the equities OF
'fAihg hun prosperity we are now
hrIessI, following conseryativelv
'sAi BY th ny me way which Is being
No sT s''At leaders OF the day"
b ,I 40 SPECIFIC PLEDGES.
!, % sps s me senator said tina, h.
rsle natiss pledges 20 make ON anv
~. to The p.on but Intended to stay stay
~ He saldV and serve Their
Pledges Of or ib ne would keep In mind
M iulhllment ~ party and work Tor
mat when NJ ne would also keep In
a,,sy that he vii, arrives at his post
a..,n9hed intesrI,ln meet men OF IN.
s'snes. 70 WY OF Ions years Of
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