Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-12
WILL make
MODEL GOVERNOR
SAYS THAT HE WILL TRY AND
MAKE THE THE PEOPLE IN
GENERAL APPRECIATE HIM
SILENT ON APPOINTMENTS.

this morning from PCcatello, where
he had been spending the time inter
vening since election, endeavoring
! tC obtain a well-earned rest Mr..
Brady, when seen at his apartments
in the Idanha hotel, stated that he
was feeling in the best of health
and that now that election il over
and he has been elected he will pro-
coed to prepare for the taking over
of the important Office of governor
He is in the city for the purpose CT
placing the finishing touches on the
campaign and to meet friends. He
returns to his home at Pocatello in
q few days, where he will close his
business affairs preparatory to re
turning to Boise to make this city
his home while he is chief executive.
His arrival in the city had ne
more than been announced han the
lobby of the Idanha was filled with
his friends and acquaintance. eager
to congratulate him on his success
There were also many conferences
to be held with political party lead
ers, and Mr.. Brady was busily en-.
saged either in the lobby or at his
apartments receiving these friends
or presiding at conferences. Con-
PratulatiOns We're sho wered upon
the governor-elect by all those who
were present Mr.. Brady took pains
! to inform his friends that he stands
ready to assume the duties Of the
chief executive CT the state OF Ida
no and that he will not only en-
deavor to give business admins
tIation, but one which will be APP
preciated by the people at large. To
a representative of the Capital News
he said:
Il am entirely satisfied with the
results in the state. Taking every
thing into consideration we won Il
splendid victory. The fact that Mr..
Alexander ran ahead of his ticket in
Ada county l do not think reflects
upon me. 1t simply shows that the
people of Ada county have full con-
fidence in their fellow citizen. In
Bannock county, with half of the
vote polled in Ada county, l receiv-
ed majority Of over 100, and car
ried every precinct in the city OF
Pocatello and Bannock county, and
feel much prouder of this fact than
II had carried all of the other
counties in, the state.
Il think an Investigation will
show that have carried more c6un-
ties in the state than have ever been
carried by Republican candidate
for governor.
THE policy of my administration
SO far as l am concerned, shall be
at all times for the betterment OF
the material and moral welfare of
our citizens. and hope l will be
broad enough to be governor of the
whole people, and l shall strive to
the utmost to give them an honora-
BILE and honest administration.
II expect to remain here for a day
or two and then return to my home
in Poca clio to close up some bust.
ness matters, after which l expect
to devote as much time as possible
to preparing for the duties Of my
Office"
This afternoon Mr.. Brady visited
the Republican state headquarters,
which are still kept open, where he
held conference with State Chair
man b. F, O'Neil. during which, 1t
is understood. the closing business
OF the campaign was attended to.
Mr.. O'Neil and Mr. Brady later re-
ceived many of their friends in the
formers private Office, where the
peace token was passed around and
a general congratulatory session was
held. Mr.. O'Neil is the recipient of
about as many congratulations as is
the governor-elect. owing to the sue
cessful manner in which the cam
paign was conducted.
The matter of plucking out the
plums Of the political pudding. now
that the election is past, will be the
subject for a lively discussion be-
tween Mr.. Brady. State Chairman
O'Neil and others connected with
the leadership of the party. 1t ia
understood that Mr. Brady will take
this matter up during his stay in
the city. 1t Is estimated in political
circles that according to the pre-
convention plan the appointments
are all settled and that Mr.. Brady
will see that the selections are made
as per this agreement. Most of the
appointments. 1t Is understood. are
to be given to Ada county politi-
clans. Both Mr.. Brady and Chair
man O'Neil are silent en- this score
and for the present, at least. have
nothing to say II is generally con-
coded that c, c. Dietrich. Mr.. Bra
dysa present private secretary. will
receive the appointment as secretary
during his administration. There is
said to be some conflict over the APP
pointment OF insurance commission
er, warden OF the state penitentiary.