The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-10-30
DEPARTMENT ALONE EARNS

by gIuelr ITullS 70 Shall KNOW
hem." In the performance Of duty
Ises the people may well Judge the
Future by the past. The Republican
party OF Idaho In the present cam
baign Is willing to go before the vot-
ers at the general election on its rec
Bird. A continuation OF the Republic
Nan administration Of the last six
BEARS, in intention and attainment, ID
promised by the candidate of the par
" for the governorship, Hon. James
Brady.
During the last SIX years OF Repup-
fcan rule Idaho mas had Two COVER
hors. Hon. John i. MORRISON, VINO
served from January. 1So5, 70 Janu-
Rry, 1905, and Hon. frank II. Gooo-
8ng, the present cnleI executive, VINO
ucceeded Governor MORRISON, ana
Who Will nave served Two terms IN
anuary OF the coming year.
MorrisOn's Term hankS Hign.
Governor Morrison was CHOSEN py
bis party because Of his rare lnleliec-
ual quali1catfons ana general ntness
or the office OF governor, ana MS
record gives adequate evidence tnat
no mistake was made. Upon assum-
ing his duties he Immediately set 70
work to rectlfy such mlstaKes az nad
Ebeen made by preceding democratic
administrations and 70 put 9 stop g
sucn lrregular praclices % naa Ds ~
AOlluWeu - lme sallous ~ u I tI,at
MoIhiHs g. an liIes - liio 1a,.Id -
-. business palnoip,ss rns UIu NJ, -
<seIy Wmeae applisu ,in, sor sha MS
lan y. ~ "a y at,s na.s
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hc'eu anu sloulu W.. w. w"o sa ,n,a
T iul.ner suoIas apnus ,,,i i "a
AzAses ~ sueoeeuins ieepuoiisn a0-
Aktaiis 'lal IONS
f9Oding Gives Business Admlnlstra-
ton.
Governor Gooding, who IS now
wing his second term as the states
Iief executive, was first nominated
Sh business man; was elected under
Airect promise to give the state
Siness administration, and at the
NE Of his first term as governor had
&de his pledge gtod. Inc people
eYe him their hearty lndorsemenl py
electing him for second term which
matched the first In the wisdom
ecutive action, while It IS conn-
N predicted that when the people
FULLY advised the verdict OF APP
al or Repubilcan RUE VIII again
ven and q continuation OF Re
lean control OF state affalrs pe
4x0Anded by an even larger vote tnan
9O6.
ervfce to State VIII Continue.
35Vith the management Of state af
tXIfS in the hands of the present Re-
lean candidate for governor, Hon.
ffes II. Brady. the same devotion to
hest interests OF the state and its
ESSle as characterized the admins
Ions OF Governor Morrison and
|l27Sernor Gooding NAV be confidently
&3nected His administration will be
az Of unbIemised honor, Of unset
Riak service. The state will continue
Nnd&r his guiding hand to grow as
SatVelously during the coming two
Sara al It has during the last six
nv resource will be husbanded,
IN existing institution encouraged
III developed, every man and woman
IA exact and even Justice, and the
4SSnaro,,s conditions az the neriod
NJ 1aOa 10 1909 will be unimpaired
extended.
Voters Are Judges.
rhat is fine Republican party's rec
IN the administration Of state at
IA during the time that it has had
rec If them? n is the purpose to
N1~a some Of the more important
Xhievements and then leave the vo-
E~FH 10 iudge whether they shall not
itinue In power the party and the
IA who have done SO much for them
for their state,
Ehere are three great divisions of
sEernment in every state in the
Sion-the legislative, the executive
"a the judicial. In the performance
{Z.tbe first function the governor rec
{57nmends to the legislature the enact
4ent Of such laws as he deems neces-
~. and credit for wise action is
Ea7Ven to him and to the representa-
2;fes. During the last two sessions of
- legislature, acting upon the direct
Recommendations Of the governor, a
ge number of good laws have been
ned. and under his direction have
IVA rigidly enforced. All Of these
TOO numerous to name, but some
"a and are epoch making, and de-
Ne mention and comment.
Republican Laws Bring Reform.
Srhaps the laws which deserve to
fyen the chief place In this roll
onor are those which were de-
"a and have tended to more sure
ard and protect the sanctity of
ONE. Among these are the laws