The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13
liter MORALS
FOR OFFICIALS
4 Is the Great Need of the
Time, as Applied to
Idaho.
|, MORAL ATTITUDE
or SPECIFIED OFFICIALS
|hiug Doing to Defeat the
Political Aspirations of
GrafterS.
BY G. e. ARNEY.
The Tribune.

-|aI to The Tribune
<rcr Ida, June 12.-Again the Poca-
r,Ibune yields up political spasm
- NJ what IL Is pleased 10 term
= casonine In a previous article to
r-sh,,ne based on a threat OF Gov
ursdv 10 recommend in my mes
], tho legislature that participation
-sss mr. gain In any manner undcr
-2.', ,.,s, act lands, in which the state Is
sssd shall be made criminal
Il ~afercncc was made in the previ-
s,,sr which fails to agree with the
~ digestive organ OF the Pocatelio
r1nc, viz: ;, ,,.,,t.a
5sad q high tone OF morals among
1,bo ARE given public positions.
~ iS no necessity for an expression
---stery as 10 the position assumed.
Tejh,ine knows that the officials OF
commonwealth should be of that
4, oTade. above and beyond the suspi-
of s.sraft." -
., rrmIue knows that the acts OF
nor Rrady's associates on the state
6oa-,l are a sad commentary on tile
.5sbjp OF Idaho. and that the lack
n
them Republican party nominees
.rDonsibIe for them.
\. previous article aimed TO forecaSt
|.er standard of morals Ia the otncial
<6aid AT Boise as result OF the di-
cr;roary than resulted from the last
Renublican convention. 1t aimed:
+ hi criiicisc any spirit which aimed
.rround state officials with criminal
Iles. -
= rovernor's suggestion 10 enact
nal statutes In prevent officials IRON
hing was unwise. imprudent ana
skesmanlike. -,
nae of the Republican attorney gem
xfate school superintendent, and sec
Il ~ state Is unworthy the people
iabo. The governor knows tins ana
+n,rneu,lnc on IL by inuuenGo only.
/ does lie FOUNDER about In abstract
.rir instead OF coming out squarelY
against the individuals
fdcers and as candidates for re-elec-
Declaration in Lewiston.
/ lewiston but three days ago he
Is Improper for members of the
land board Ia become associated IN
|c1,niary way in Carey acl @So)eNtS'
my work has been TO eliminate such
Hons"
ii \ few days ago the Pocatello Trib-
nublished n list OF the prominent
uhllcan candidates for state ofliccS,
nnonp them were the names Of :.
|, Chaniocrlain and n. G. McDougal,
az ilie officials TO which Mr.. Brady's
iston Tribune interview, quoted
-c. makes yelled reference.
this same interview the governor
fs 10 the feet that fiity-four Repub-
4 papcrs in southern Idaho arc sup
|pE his renomiDation.
0a. Is the governor saying and what
ibese papers doing 10 defeat these
Candidates for state office? Nothing!
sincere. then, can Governor Brady
nd his protesia tions of an ambition
cleivc Idaho OF such graft as has
Ied in the records OF these his asso-
rs In office?
,c Tribune knows and Governor Bra
Knows that men and women can be
"a by the dozens and hundreds VINO
ID give faithful service to the people.
That such legislation as he proposed
n be an lgnoDle slander on their iair
es.
'is not The part OF the governor 10 20
md find these, but it should be with
be- scope OF the vision OF a broad man
JASON that the good people of Idaho
b the provisions of q liberal direct
ary INV would find such officers.
may be that the people will overlook
nomina ton OF better officials in tie
IHries Than these who have the taint
1spicion attached TO their official rec
but | assume not. IL would oe OF
utmost embarrassment 10 Governor
NJ. should he and Miss Chamberlain
M. McDou6all be renominated. Ii
" be OF much more embarrassment
he Republican party.
zen go. they wound not likely receive
Endorsement OF the people at The