The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-27
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Ruf Both Parties Are Dissatis-
fled With Their Gnberna-
toriaI Nominees.
RRADY WILL BE SCRATCHED
BY VERY MANY VOTERS
.Tke Real Contest Will Be ON
the Nominees for the
Local Offices.
BY G. E. ARNEY.

We S5s ~~>'1NS
eo,scjnl To The Tribune.
| |WALLACE. Ida. Oct. 26.-Wallace is
.be county seat of Shoshone county. II is
,1so it's metropolis,
shoshone has two candidates for places
1n the Republican state ticket at the
Irrust 81 direct primary election, Bar-
1ey +, ONeii, the state chairhlan, as,
oIrcd 10 be the candidate OF his party
r Gushing Moore, the present state
rIning Inspector sought renomination
a the hands OF his party. Both were
lcfeatad The Democrats had no aspi-
-znts for stnte positions, hence Shoshone
,as no candidate for office on either state
5cket in the pending stale election,
Barney O'Nei carried this county by
b large vote in the direct primary eicc-
lou. and his vote is said hero to have
5lffered materially from the forest fires
khich ragged herenbouts Tor weeks just
,ripr thereto eliminating a few days
1efore the primary election in burning
transferable portion OF TINS maSnln-
INT mining city Mr.. Brady and Mr..
a the primary election.
At the last general election held In
november, 1908, Shoshone county cast
|7s4 votes for governor. Brady (Rcp)
ccciyed 2S17 of these; Alexander (Dem.)
o53. and Unterman tSocialsti 464.
There Is less development work going
,n In the many splendid mines of this
ar famed Occur d'Alcne mining district
han two years ago. albeit the producing
|naIltics Of the mines arc greater than
hon. which will tend to reduce tho prob
|ble vote of Shoshonc county on Novem-
)er s next.
i should not be surprised II Shoshone
.ounty would fall off 700 votes from the
oial OF two years ago, making her total
rote for this year at about the 5000
Igure There will be smaller vote on
.over1or than on the remainder OF the
fato aud county ticket This, ] reason
VII obtain because OF a dissatisfaction
b both parties with the nominee.
+ Light Vote Probable.
Mr.. Brady Is going 10 be cut heavily
" the Republicans of Shoshonc county
nd some Democrats here will not sup
y IN the state where ! have observed
)emocratic dissatisfaction with Mr.,
fawlcy, II is small however, and there
re mol so many Democrats here who
Fill cut Uawley ss Republicans who
'iil not vote for Brady Quite num-
cr OF the Democrats who will refuse
b 'lgipport Hawlcy will vote for the
ocialist candidate, but the greater num-
er OF such Will refuse 10 exercise
reference at all for governor. Very few
those who refuse TO vote for Hawley
m support Brady.
WIFI the dissatisfied Republicans IL is
ihercnt. doubt II one-half OF per
ent Of such will be content at losing
leir votes either by voting for the So
alist candidate or by refusing to eNer-
Sc q preference.
On the contrary, they will almost uni
ersaly vote for Hawley. The reason
y this Democratic detection Is based on
combats OF two years ago. /
onbt II this feeling OF resentment would
Ryc obtained had Mr., Hawlsy been more
'rtunale in the selection of n slate chair
an. Mr.. John Nugcnt is particularly
ptagonistc 10 the Democrats Of Shoshonc
ounty and his identity as chairman has
5rved 20 unpopularize Mr.. Hawlcy,
lom these recalcitrant Democrats think
aould have chosen q less Objectionable
erson to manage his campaign.
History Making.
Wallace, ii will be remembered. was
he scene Of The history making OF two
Ears ago, through which q partisan state
lprcmc court decision based. apparently,
}ely on political expediencys took the
lBapizatlon OF the party from those who
I'd Won recognition on the same stated
let's before the highest political tribunal
lhe nation, the national Democratic
3Reution, and turned ii over 10 the
lcormons. whose chief representative in
US Intense struggle was MI Nugent.
J ms campaign 10 tho accomplishment
This questionable species OF politics
,ese Democrats believe he won By the
nlsslon of a candidate for supreme
purt Judge, leaving the field entirely
ear to Justice Ail%hie, the then nomf-
ec OF the Republican party. who boldly
1s on the case and helped 10 make up
msmcnt in favor Of the boiling Gle
|ent who had left vacant the office of
apreme court Judge. Judgment from
picn there was no chance for appeal.
~ Is unfortunate for MIR. uawley that
ps Phase of the situation enters into
's pol'ical equation as IL does here
W resume OF this situation would be
'coHpete without covering il. Mr.. Nu-
ent spoke here on Thursday evening
y, 10 lcss than 100 voters OF Shoshonc
'uhty' IN this town Of over 5n0O people.
Brady Will Lose Most.
PIT braay Will lose many more Re-
aoncan votes hero Than will Mr.. uaw-
, pernocratlc votes The governor Is
nIsuV more unpopular here than any
lce nave been In Idaho Familiar
~ ses IN ldano Republican politics by the
-viS shll their eyes and shake their
@ s@aas at the suggestion of his name.
ssu su ihs'st that the only hope the party
~ ,eNpcct in future campaigns lies I'm
~ "ope icr Brady's defeat in this clcc-
~ INC lethorGy in Republican circles
10 IS 80 thlck you can cut il with q
~ 'ne ~ Republican headquarters only
~ photographs of Taft and Sherman
rpear. s9p The Autographs OF Brady arc
'lnspicuousy absent
,g,"cF VIII probably carry Shoshonc
son.S over Brady by 500 votes Two
er ~as ga.
&c are getting very weary up here
"a an SoodinG- Brady Mormon combine
~, rr.. propose To fracture IT," said Il
= <'nnnent p,i,nt Republican today. Continuing
a la..