The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05

orable George G.. Parkinson, cx convict.
ex-state senator, eXmemher of the
state board of regents of the Idaho uni
yersity, ex member of the state Repub-
lican central committee, had, for about
ten years, sustained the polygamous
rela ton; that he (Parkinson) had, dur
ing all these interesting years, devoted
his distinguished talents to robbing his
Pensioners, the men, women and chill.
drcn Of the Oneida stake Of Zion, and
Hyde, the Pocatello stake president.
must have known that his associate
president on the south George G., Park
inson. was a polygamist, thief, an en-
be2zler. and virulent type of the
fraud. deception and craft Ito the worry
point of criminality which he repre-
sents- when he president Hydo) under
took to proclaim to the people of north
Idaho tho false testimony that the
Mormon church "visited the sevcrest
pcnalties' on those of its members who
practiced polygamy. President Hyde
cess Of life in n financial way. His in
telectual attainments arc such as 10
preclude his statements from tho talnt
OF Suspicion based on ignorance He
knows full well the culpability of Park
inson. Of Brady and the "nut shell -
game the former attempted to work on
his church and the later on the Repub-
lican party of Idaho.
Part of Evil System.
Mr. President Hyde is a part of q
system which BODIES i'll for the state
Of Idaho. and he is entirely cognizant
of the condition from both the eccle-
siastical and the political equation of
the situation.
That he is a temperate man, | do not
question. That he is a sober man, there
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ly well OF the th,every of his former
associate, President Parkinson; Of his
present compatriot, Arthur w Hart,
and Of his political fellow in error,
James II, Brady; there is no possible
doubt.
President Hyde of the Pocatcllo
Stake of Zion is the creature of a sys-
ten. He is an important factor in the
Brady Mormon system. He supported
lin company with r. j. Hayes), and he
supports him today in opposition to him,
through his fanaticism. Brady was
then carrying water on both shoulders.
He was no more of prohibitIonist
then than now. He is the same traitor
10 high principles today as he was
then. Deep down in President Hyde IS
heart he knows this now as he knew
1t two years ago.
uC utdleIlD illbuuc Is DIS idHllildT
with the iusincerity Of Governor
Brady as is President Hyde. Both know
that he is paradiug under n mask of
abiect treachery today to the temper
ance folks of Idaho equal to his cloak
of deception TO r. j Hayes, worn by
him two years ago today!
No claim is made that the present
governor ever promised the Pocatello
brewer. Mr. Hayes, to veto any local
option bill. The former manager OF his
political fortunes makes no such claims
and both the Pocatelo Tribune and
President Hyde know it. He did prom
Use. and each OF these potent forces IN
Idaho politics know it, to pursue the
even tenor of his way, as an executive,
leaving the legislative branch of the
government of Idaho free TO work out
the temperance question without him
drance or molestation by the executive,
which distinguished promise he violated,
thereby betraying the closest. the warm
est and the most cogeut political friend
he ever had or every will have in the
arena Of Idaho politics
His Erratic Conclusions.
And yet Mr.. Hyde, the highest earth
ly representative Of the Pocatello Stake
of Zion, SAYS, "The temperance cause
cannot get along al this particular time
without Mr.. Brady And the Pocatello
in its issue Of October % gives