The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-10-20
BRADY'S NORTH
TRIP A WINNER
Overflow Meetings in Many
Places-Crowds and En-
thusiasm Everywhere.

Governor Brady's swing through
the north portion of the state which
he has just completed, has been one
round of magnificent meetings, ovat-
ions and enthusiastic greetings. At
Occur dAlene. st. Maries and other
places the crowds were too large
for the Opera house and halls, and
overflow meetings We're appointed.
The Press, which opposed Mr. Brady
in the primaries, speaks enthusiasts
ideally of the large crowd and over
flow to another hall at Coeur d'Alene,
and the ringing speech delivered
by the Governor and the deep inter
est and earnest greeting given him
by the magnificent audience at the
close of the two hours address, The
Journal gives even a more extended
write-up of the meeting, and speaks
most highly of the Governor as a
logical speakre, and closes with the
remark: There is no question but
Gov. Brady put his political oppon-
ents to rout last might
The ST. Maries Gazette also de-
vote considerable space to the great
Brady meeting and the people who
were turned away for lack of room,
as well as the enthusiasm and i'm
proved oratory of the governor; pro
nouncing him sure winner.
Same thing at Bonner's Ferry, Sand
point and at all the other places
where meetings were held by Mr..
Brady.
Last week the Globe published the
Troy meeting as written up by the d
News which bitterly opposed Gov.
Brady I'm the primaries, and is not
overly friendly to him at this time.
The Moscow meeting, was written
up in detail by the Star Mirror which
opposed Mr.. Brady in the primaries
as bitterly as any paper In the state,
even going SO for as TO edftorAlly
state that 1t would not support him
AZ nominated. The Star-Mirror In
a double column scare head says:
Gov. Brady makes able address;
clearly defines his position ON all
questions before the people," and
then follows up with the statement
dn the introduction to the article,
"a large crowd turned ont last Fri
day evening TO hear Gov. Brady
speak. Eggans hall was packed, ever
seat being taken, and many having
to stand during the evening" Then
after dealing with the substance OF
the address, closed with, "The adj
dress given here by the governor wae
: a strong one. 1t was listened to
throughout by the most m irked atten
: ton, and the governor proved that he
J. had developed into one of the most
logical and clear thinking speakers oi
the state Many remarked that 1t was
the best speech they had ever heard
= the governor make. His speeches
bear every evidence of sincerity, and
e are manly and above board express
e sions from a man whose only desire
] appears to be that his auditors shall
not misunderstood the real issues oi
: the campaign"
S The Globe has taken the publicly
d expressed opinions of the Brady NEE
e ings throughout the panhandle, from
z the newspaper men who have fought
z the governor fiercely in every Ia
stance. that 1T might not be charge
able that the facts were colored by
:. personal and partisan bias. And wha
Iy are the reasonable deductions there
e from? Unquestionably that Gov
S Brady is completely overshadowint
n Mr.. Hawley in the estimation of th'
y people, the real arbiters of the fat
O of the two men in this campaign
n that his speeches are on a highe
> and broader plane free from the petit
n qufbblings and chickering's indulged n
J.: by Lawyer Hawley, the man who ha'
6 disappointed both friends and oppon
y ents alike by his amateur style o
h campaigning; and further that Nh
p Brady will be the winner in this can
e paign beyond the shadow of a doubt