The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1922-08-24
IDAHO REPUBLICANS
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tor Gooding's message was quite
J. lengthy reviewing the work Of con-
gress and particularly the tariff leg
slation enacted by the republican con-
gress which insures ample protection
to the Industries of Idaho.
Wait for Platform.
The report of the committee on per-
d. manent organization precipitated the
first clash The report recommended
Cheney St Clair, of Idaho Falls, for
.. permanent chairman l.. r. GlennOn,
i, of Lemhi county, was elected perman-
ent secretary, with A. Dorman John
SON. of Twin Falls, and J. w Eagle
son Of Boise, assistants. The order Of
business provided for report Of com
mittee on resolutions followed by nom
, nation of candidates A Boise dele
, gate moved that in view Of the fact
that the resolutions committee would
not be able to report until late. that
. the order of business be changed ma
king the nomination of candidates pre-
coed the report of the resolutions com
mittee. This drew out vigorous pro-
test from Herman J. Ross and pre-
cipitated a lively discussion in which.
besides Mr. Rossi, John w Graham, of
Twin Falls. Cheney St Clair of Idaho |
Falls. Herman Taylor of Standpoint /
and d. A. Callahan Of Wallace partic-
ipated, resulting in unanimous deci-
sion to adjourn until 900 o'clock We'd
nesday morning, when the committee
would be prepared to report.
This action meant the expense Of the
special train for another day. and this
objection was removed when Herman
j. Rossi announced that Wallace would
take care of the additional cost
No Statewide Primary.
There was feeling of expectancy
among the delegates when they met
yesterday morning for it was known
that there was disagreement in the
committee on resolutions and that two
minority reports would he submitted,
one on the direct primary question
and the other on guaranteed bank de-
posits Following the reading of the
majority report, c. c. Cavanah of
Boise introduced substitute for the !
majority report which endorsed the ,
present election law. The Cavanah
resolution would restore the statewide =
primary and do away with all conven-
tons Mr.. Cavanah made an extend
ed argument in support of the primary
and was followed by d. A. Callahan. of
Wallace. who made fine defense OF
the convention system. To Mr. Cav =
anah's reference to Al members of the
house voting for the direct primary as
proof that the people wanted it. Mr.. -
Callahan, who was a member of the
house at that time, said their -
action was explained in the fact
that they We're young men far from
home and in Boise an explanation that :.
aroused much laughter at the expense -
Of the Ada county delegation, the chief -
advocates of the primary.
w. c. Bssen. of Gooding moved the -. ~
adoption of the majority resolution "
avoring the present law. which was
'arried by vote Of I'll to 81 OF the W
Il negative votes. 20 came from Ada
county. the entire delegation; from p,
IDAHO county. 1 from Latah, from. -
evils. from Oneida from Payette -.
nd from Jerome
NO Guarantee
The majority report recommended a A.
wv requiring the use of federal re- "b
erve bank profits as a guarantee fund tai
/ favor of depositors in members of de-
lie federal reserve bank. Joseph Pet tie
son, of Pocatello, offered a minority wa
port which proposed to add to the
ajority resolution the further recon- I
!
law guaranteeing deposits in state ser
INKS, the fund to be created by as ure
ssment of other banks. Mr.. Peter att,
n made a forceful argument in sup F
mt of his report, as did also M. J. for
'eeley of Twin Falls. S. L. Hold Mr..
rs, of Twin Falls spoke against: al and
G. w. Bissell of GoOding and Mr. teri
ndall. of Lewiston, following which
3 minority report was tabled Mr. c
ndall then moved that the resolution ly
the majority also he stricken from plac
platform After c. II. Potts, of gen,
eur d'Alene. and Herman Taylor, of seco
ndpoint had spoken against it, the couI
tion TO strike out was adopted by a ton
e of 164h to i55. The platform as the
orted was then adopted with the
Ada county votes and 1 from On F.
a recorded against IT, These mega care
2 votes were explained as being di- erint
ted against the primary plank, and Hart
al the platform otherwise Thor
French and Smith Favorites. prom
fter a recess Of two hours the con- Swe,
tion reassembled at 300 o'clock and
terday and proceeded to nominate earn
clSet Delegates from the two con- repr,
ssional districts met separately ticul
made nominations for representa- won
IS i'm congress the ,
or the first district Burton L. drew
nch was placed in nomination by Miss
liam c. Lee. who gave we'll merited
se to Mr.. French's long. able and Ste
L valuable service to the state. and ing h
nomination was made by acclama- was