The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-09-03
J. Il. BRADY NOMINATED
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business. which was read and adopted
as follows:
1--WE would recommend that Colonel
Thos. p. Hamer be made permanent
chairman, that the temporary secre-
tarv. G. P. Mcdonald, be made perma-
nent secretary, that the assistant Sec
retarv. G.. C. DIETRICH. be made perma-
nent assistant secretary; that the or
der of the committees shall be as fol-
lows: 1st, Committee on Credentials;
second, Committee on Resolutions; 3rd,
Committee on Order of Business. Inc
Committee on Order OF Business lur-
Their recommends that the nominations
before this convention be made IN the
following manner:
Omitted States senator, justice OF the
Supreme court, one member OF con-
gress, governor, lieutenant governor
attorney general, secretary OF state.
auditor, treasurer, superintendent Oh
public instruction. inspector OF mines
three presidential electors, state
Central committee
The next business to come before the
convention was the naming OF a per-
manent chairman. The convention
named Colonel Hamer, and ne was es-
corted to the platform and introduced
by Major Reed in very neat httie
speech.
After great clamoring. Permanent
Chairman Colonel Hamer came to the
nlatform. and made q very brilliant,
witty and scathing speech. In part,
he said:
Gentlemen of the Convention: |
wish to thank you from the bottom OF
nv heart for the honor you have this
day conferred upon me In making me
your permanent chairman.
whenever two or three are gath
cred together on street corner In the
name of Democracy, and have an
nounced in loud and vociferous voices
that this is a Democratic year, you can
make up your mind that they are en-
gagged in enacting the part OF the small
boy who whistled when he was going
through the graveyard, just to keep
his courage up. YOU will also recall
on the recent pages Of current history
that the mayor of Denver very Oblig-
ingly took of the lid In Denver the
very first day of the Democratic con-
vention there, and also that on the day
that VIM. ]. Bryan was nominated Tor
the third and last time, that the sign
of the zodiac was in the craw fish, and
the wind was in the east. Everybody
laughed.) When we count the ballots
on next election day, 1t will be found
that the people of this part Of the state
are not willing to swap the living
breathing, moving things that have
been accomplished by Theodore Roose'
welt, in the last four years, and con
tinuation of which Is guaranteed BY
Mr.. Taft. Liquef1ed air, directoirt
gowns, and soothing syrup for dear
old Grandmother Democracy, but beef
steak. hot biscuit, and all wool breech
es for the Republican people.
Money is plenty, and trade Is re
Stunning its great proportions. Even
Democrat Of good reputation, II he ha
two or three good Republican endorse
ments on his note, cen go to the banl
and get money. Prosperity is within
our land, and everybody is happy, ex
cepting John Nugent, Doc. WOODBURY.
and Fred Dubois, apd may the Lor'
be with them until they meet at tn
state convention again. and then no
body can take care Of them.
Taft is Ave feet Ground. the waist
but he also wears No. hat, siz
unknown in the ranks of the Demo
cratic party A full dinner pail and a
overlooking brain pan are the EN-
blems of the Republican party. (Ther
was so much laughing and clappin
that it was very hard to hear him
They have proven that Republica
promises are as good and as secure q
any bond.
"A boss is one Of the necessary cor
commitants of this mundane exist
ence. Moses was the greatest politics
bose. He was Jew by birth, and
republican by instinct. He passed til
first pure food law--Hevburn passe
the second applause was trement
ous) And he revised the tariff. Nov
my friends. in all the intervening ceI
turtles since that there have been man
bosses. The Moses of this day is The<
dore Roosevelt Of Washington an
Oyster Bay. claim the divine right
choose my own boss and am here Il
day to renew allegiance to Theod0I
Roosevelt. Whenever l hear the Den
ocratic party bowling about part
bosses, I turn hack .ne pages Of n
history and indulge in spasm.
II read little resolution which vi
passed by a Virginia association Il
other day: Whereas. VIM. ]. Brya
the greatest commoner, and the grea
est uncommoner. the great advocate
free silver, the great advocate Of 60
eminent ownership of railways. Il