The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-06-04
SPLIT UP Of DEMOCRATS.
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winded and could filibuster no longer
and the vote stood McKinlay 149, Per-
ky 1872 and the Twin Falls man was
placed in the chair. Seeing that they
had lost out the Ada, Canyon and Ell
more county delegation with scatter
ing members from other counties, af-
ter holding their rump convention in
one corner Of the hail. bolted and
left the convention From this time
on the convention with the Dubois
men in control, proceeded quietly to
appoint the following committees
from which the boiling counties were
excluded
Committee on Organization and Or.
der Of Business.
Bannock, w. H. Peck; Bear Lake, e.
Anderson; Bingham, Bert Ryan;
Blaine, VIM. Allen; Bonner, Henry
Graves; Boise, L. r. Walter: Cassia,
Willis Sears; Custer, Clay Vance;
Fremont, c. W. Wyman; Idaho, E. NJ
Griffith; Latah, Jerome ]. Day; Lin
coin, Bert Bowler; Lemhi, w. NJ Null
key; Oneida, w. w. Jones; Shoshone.
c. H. Jackson; Twin Falls, T. D.
Conner; Washington, s. L. Burten-
shaw.
Committee on Credentials.
Bannock, w. R. Kerchoff Bear
Lake, N. Roberts; Bingham, W. A.
Berkeley; Blaine, Ben R. Gray; Bon
ner, S. P. Donnally; Boise l.. R.
Walter; Canyon, L. R. Wertz; Cassia,
o. R. Hale; Custer, J. N. Hannahan;
Fremont, B. w. Hopkins; Idaho, l..
Vinyard; Kootenai, Ear! Sanders;
Latah, r. M. Waller; Lincoln, Thomas
Fay; Nez Perez, Geo. E. Erb; Lemhi,
H. f. Frost; Owyhee, J. c. Corners;
Oneida, w. M. Burke; Shoshone, John
H. Wormes; Twin Falls, P W. Mona
han; Washington, Frank Harris.
Committee on Resolutions,
Bannock, A. G. Anderson Bear
Lake, E. Anderson; Bingham, e. NJ.
Holden; Blaine, R. B. French; Bon
ner, s. P. Donnally; Cassia, w. N.
Sears; Custer, NJ D. Kilgore: Free
mont, c.. H. Moore; Idaho, L. A.
Wisner; Kootenai, T. l.. Quarles,
Latah, ]. w. Leuellan; Lincoln, s.
C. Bixler; Nez Perez, Geo. E. Erb;
Lemhi. W. c. Whitwell Oneida, w.
T. Oliver; Shoshone, Tom Henry;
Twin Falls, J. E. Davies; Washington,
A. L. Freehafer.
A recess was taken until seven
thirty in the evening.
At seven-thirty the assembly gath
cred and listened for some time to
the mastery efforts OF the Pocatello
band who helped all through the even
ing to liven up the spirits of the
crowd
Hon. F. T. Dubois appeared upon
the stage at this time and received an
ovation which certainly was unani-
mus and hearty and showed that he
had strong hold on the loyalty of
spoke of the work which is nearest
his heart and delivered In straight,
forward manner the following:
Mr.. Chairman, gentlemen and lad
les:
We will now have the first harmon
ious and democratic convention that
has ever been held in Idaho since the
Mormon church moved over into and
took possession OF the Republican
party. Great Applause)
You know that In 1902 when the
subject was not mentioned In the
platform OF any party, when the Nor
mons were not referred to by any
public speaker Of the state, when I
was not candidate for once, having
been elected two years prior to the
Senate. with no excuse the Nor
mon apostles were called to South
Eastern Idaho. and Instructed to
vote the Republican ticket, and they
voted It. I recall when D. L. Evans
was . candidate for State Senator
from Oneida county. Oneida was at
that time. five or six thousand ma
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