The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-07
,uORD AGAINST THEM;
I RRADY'S FAITHLESSNESS
/. People of Idaho Want the
4 Whale Truth on Public
Affairs.
Hy @. E. ARNEY.
Tho Tribune

1T an
-. weeks ago ] made use OF these
criticism OF the state land board
|.rs, and OF Governor Brady in
.,e.lar for refusing admission TO news
man and to taxpayers I'm the In
r.sl.-.,ion OF the Church land board
.-ndrl matter:
t,1aO,bsr recent evidence OF degener-
mhich has not been, nor cannot be,
53onSes by them, on their friends, was
q Joslue Of the doors of the state land
"a 10 the public by the governor. me
.,rv of state, the attorney general
,ss state school superintendent were
80 as n board OF state land COM
<E.les,srs in the transaction of the bust
-- "a The psonl., OF the state OF Idaho,
T &. :. moi unusual but il Is unfortunate
,nbi,c officers to develop a spirit OF
an arrogance in the performance OF
I, buyness of the people
lftet quoting the above lines the News
-vreeds TO say that Governor srany was
.;,,sss Ia open the door and let the
.,rIe link I'm On the conduct OF their
o business: that the majority OF the
Is,i and not the governor was reSpon-
~ ,or the bad taste, that the fact
!. veil knoyn TO The Tribune CORE
~s,dcnt thai the governor desired that
g door be left open.
ThIs statement by the News, IN tne
IL of the record. prcsupposes IL knowl-
~ on my part that Governor Brady was
.s,prabc 10 an open door session,
The Refutation.
mar such is not the case ! am pleased
!, mole for the distinguished edihcation
a lhe Fremont County Examiner, Gov
.ror James Il. Brady. the highest ana
"a ob,ainable authority on the subject
' |, tsue; !. e., the responsibility of James
. n Brady. as governor, for holding Il
ID door session on the puolic bust
- OF the state when newspaper men
a taxpayers demanded admission.
,t-zr are Brady's words:
q haye been requested 10 permit the
crcr.., for the different papers TO be
r-ent al the executive session of the
lr5 hoard.
. 4 have not granted This request for
n reason that ! believe that the mcm-
M Of lhe land board constitute the
are relations TO the executive of the
raie as the members Of the cabinet in
4r national government, and ! do not
<!k,e that any good purpose could be
.G,yed ty making public the deliberalion
4 The board when In executive ses-
"A great many matters necessarily have
y be discussed pro and con and ii is
ty Elsh and desire that essry member
the board express themselves freely
~ frankly, without any restraint or
lengilt Of any unnecessary emoarrass-
MI and after these discussions have
Ven finished the board has always given
The public the result OF its delibcra-
ms. and as member OF the board l
- Wiling 10 stand on this position.
7 do this for the reason that be-
4'e that both the executive and the
Fari can do more effective and efficient
Ns that will be beneficial TO the peo-
N Of the state, and for that reason
~ cannot grant the request
7 have discussed this matter with the
Ani and this is the unanimous opinion
te members Of the board
ppes the News still contend that the
H7trnor's opinion In favor OF an open
~ session was "a fact well known 10
" Tribune correspondent"
II submit with entire respect TO the
1s tllat its Interpretation that [ was
a rananins" In this case does not con-
n To The record. Governor Brady was
loEicnl object of my lines of critl-
'ta oi this star chamber meeting OF the
e'e land board He courted the dis
@snon He makes tile precedent and IL
ApHy harmony To sec his organs, the
mont County News and the Pocatello
1sonf. try 10 excuse him from that
psH nc has openly Endorsed.
inSe papers should understand that
articles are not TO misrepresent
and women. That has not nor viii
~ done. The record is urlversally
peird TO and the good Lord knows
y s bad enough.
lle lace nj The voluntary state
<n' o, Governor Brady. as quoted above
me News think IL fair TO accuse
ttnoune correspondent Of being al
-eiheT unfnir'"
III The Rascals Souirm.
snse was an effort made over in Pres
"a eunoay conference few weeks
W TWO thieying scoundrels. Parkin-
snd Hart, 10 discredit tho record
oieak the force of the exposure o.
~ ,,eds uceds ot damnation against theiI
1,ypfs 1r.s and enforced parishioners. The
~ ssu confession which they extracted
y "A, :, Ias1o, evidently by pressure, fcl
N lis OWL weight.
wui the effort of tho Fremon
N ~ news and the Pocatello Tribune
..l, efforts 10 walk rings aroun
~ 4, mo, mo deal in inst criticism OF thei
sos: James II. Brady is a candidat
z ,,rr ,re,necuon. n,on. He Is. therefore, sub
N,Vv nlmsclf 10 the scrutiny OF In
S,ss,. His official acts are icgltimat
lco,d o. comment. He has made
N 'o'lns public. is entitled to kno,
Y "a ,n' In my reference TO that rec
IN sos. mu give il fairly and accura ely
4 Msoa,s aAes @ With bad grace 10 have thes
|ss,ssc.a,. .a,.lsinpt 10 warp that record b
'rpsd WIG The writer. for these ar
N an Saiucies. relieved of the possiDil
" Ia ma,lot mHylot as TO responsibility.
NC LIT suspicious and their igDoT
Urnpio fnm.ee percentage or the Mormo
~ by ,phNow ,h"9w In blind devotion the pac
A M S,eir respective file leaders: ofte
v "a chnrs,parahlc injury of the body {
he nj Ihis Is the great menat
" ~ ~ not the News and ,,o -rr;bpno IA,
- xV,Inu yanu followers OF this or any svs
3DX rer e"'cn designs to impugn the motive
NJ dsd,m"n,o VITO aim only AZ such recorC
af| fitute ,stions NV from records as will COZ
" hillty " .he patriotism. To the respcc
t>1 Of "u 10 the supreme righteou:
Brady's Bach Action.
q ats i1nSr Irn5 Brady sat voluntarily on ;h.
H. b n ooerd with s. Belle Chamhc
n wnno McDougail and Robert Ian.
dated lhdeIcnsiblc acts he had l..
1ind loc,. thnn three days befor
r ~ not be permitted Ia Iook In
cay az OF Its own business. and |
nstJf aasIsntly and braZenly justIti,
lher .a ssnls MS associates for the secret
" tods,i' Governor Brady, the cand
N oessed IN contradistInction to h
15als ,neure OF the acts OF the
DMs.noers whom lie said shou
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