03 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Preston News
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1910
Page
1
The speech warns that a Democratic win would harm labor and the economy. It argues prosperity hinges on Republican leadership, saying free trade hurts miners and that a Democratic governor or senator could shift policies and stall progress in Boise.
In a campaign speech Hawley labeled the local option law vicious and iniquitous. He now questions why he would test a law he once denounced, arguing whether his past stance was sincere or political. He points to unchanged provisions and seeks clarity on his current position.
The article argues a Democratic candidate should speak on two key issues rather than attack Governor Brady. It questions positions on local option temperance, pardon decisions, staff removals, and fiscal matters tied to land, state departments, and the Carey Act oversight.
The article presents Joseph F. Smith as a long-time Republican, arguing for the party as best suited to protect liberties, uphold the Constitution, and promote national prosperity. It features his views on liberty within reason, wartime duties, reconstruction, and calls for state-wide temperance and prohibition backed by Idaho’s legislative activity.
Senator Borah delivers a stirring critique of extravagance claims while praising Brady's administration for revenue returns and state progress. He argues Idaho's prosperity attracts people, cites revenue comparisons, and defends local option and constitutional rights amidst party contrasts.
A fragment discusses the rise of alleged misconduct during campaigns and condemns those who use smear tactics. It notes the public accusing acts, the urge for reputational damage, and the lingering impact on candidates and their supporters. The prose remains critical of opportunistic attacks.
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