The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22

J. II. Brady, the republican guber-
material candidate made an address
here at the opera house last night.
Regardless of party Affiliations the
opera house was well filed AID Mr..
Brady made good business talk. lie
devoted but little Of his time 10 ma
tiOnal issues, but confined himself
largely to state affairs.
Fowler 0and provided music for the
occasion, and by their musical selec-
tions worked the audience up TO the
right pitch of enthusiasm to put
them in IA good humor and ready to
applaud everything, good, bad or IN
| different. The crowd was good ma
tured one, and not only gave MI
Brady close attention, but at times
heartily applauded his most telling
remarks.
Attorney Cowen vas master of Ger
emouies, aud first introduced Kew.
Parry, pastor of the Presbyterian
church to set the people right as lt
any doubts they might have had III
reference TO Mr.. Brady's citizenship
and personal integrity. Mr.. Parry
stated that he did not appear upot
the platform as "A politician, nor witt
a desire to participate in politlca
Affairs, but he appeared as persona
friend of Mr. Brady Of many year
standing. His talk referred almus
entirely to the charge that Mr.. Brad.
was connected as a stockhuder I'm th
brewery business OF his home town
As The Recorder gave Mr. Parry al
Interview two weeks ago ia referenc
! tn this matter and the same wa
printed In the other paper last wee
I we take it for granted that The peopi
were already conyersant with thI
! part Lf his address.
. After Rev. Parry had concluded h
t address Mr. Cowen referred TO IL
statement of Senator Nhitwell, J
. which he stated in a campaign spcec
, 4 few nights ago that Secretary TAI
o was an "uncircJmcised Phlliistine.
!. This statement has created qull
!. Juror among the republicans At
}. their criticisms Of Senator Nhit"'
e only cause two emotions among u
Il hibiical scholals-sympathy for the
-e ignorance and laughter over the di
u tressing condition In which the j
Ie offensive statement has placed iheI
* We will pass this up for the prese
is and refer TO the statement IN an0lh
a article.
re- After Mr.. Cowen 5 reference TO -
IN ator Wbitwcl in terms which lie
As douht considered HUMOROUS and 81
lc castle he introduced Mr, Brady IN
few well chosen words. Mr. ira
N responded by making an apology
as his physical condition, and stat
t. that lac had such a severe co'd q
nj was so IN that he was afraid mat
@ voice would give out before he COZ
be conclude bis address. Mr.. Era
ho som convinced the audience u
a. CORY .urd that he uttered "ao
en- n,re viii force, aud that be bad b
re- Ter he in bed than trying to mak
'as rolitirai address. The writer ~a-
ne rear Of the room and 1T was "a
about one word IN six that he c'
~ hear what tue speaker vas saii
Fortbis reason II would bs impos,
oi to only refer briefly 70 the argume
M he advanced aUd tie poiLts oi bis
nd dress Sir. Brady IS ready sPeaI
uo- and a man Of no meat ability oy
We means. His speech Nas afsuh'e'
yoa tive. sud from hls standpoint hfn
sill ak subject 10 . very able mauuet
our HIS argument showing tine econ
We ~ the republican, adminisiiall"
nds .,q,e affairs can he punciart' il
der holes t,y any one aho has deslfe
,,to the facts. 70 calling the al
.iJa ton of his bearers 70 what TIE .
eitg p.d done In the say Of Increasing
,.vsnoes O, TIE state he Nent Jus
ven enough and n farther. He 81
that the republican party had