Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-28


pressing inflnence Of whal are cafled, hsrt
tines. We look about us and we see neg
3ected fieids and vacant houses the factory
is cIossd ! the furnace door IL shut There
are nyriads 81 Idle hauds. The happy sc
tiyity n1 prosperous life ID no VI here TO b;
fsnad- Loyalista fAtten whilst honest mef
stsrve; empty the mart asd shipless ths
bay. What 10 II, what has wrought "a
great change IN land that uudes the rul,
OF ~ tHteiiiGest, proGrsssive constitutions
party advanced within balf CENTURY from
the condition OF huddle- Of petty and
squAlid provincial sOssrelgntea U fore
ms.st placn snsaE The natioes Of the earth
The rssson Of men must answer, par
stisan miarulc and secalouai misdirentiou
The republicans my friends srs not aion,
responsible. With them rest the disgrace
with III the follies The twin agents o
Datiosal nhchAscs. Norktng ander lths
miserable rule Of cuninries, have kept Thu
people q the Dorth and south asunder
and have supplied AusienAnce for c0fruptior
They have disturbed the values they have
unsettied prices they have made our y hole
financial system cheat and . snare ihey
have anvca To basass1snents of political
society int exile, and hsvs organ issd ctkr
'latanis0 sinso s0ss of . p0blic policy, 90
abling the rogue 70 get the I'd vantage o
his dupe, and sacridldag every popular in.
terest 10 tAs luss u that oligafchy which
has become 70 enerusted With power % TO
believe itself entitled 70 ruis - the sheer
force OF It's own wrong doing.
So mucbIs - ~ doWa % IL conseu.
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only % ny ova bsiali. You nave called
me n, 70 pi.cs no. merely Of distinction, but
w.. ~ sy ,ss;n,y p.sSs s., "nlcn nqairss t1e
iakinr il / trsas % ,yoor Co c.,ns1snc. s . and a
good sssa.s; aDd =, !: pas., incapable OF On
unnaniy q dnfair set. Tho. work beforv
, os sa1n relais e ideas nthsf than % iadi.
.aanld ~ rs.s ."e =. ''s W h.. no. .ns m1n. .ea.
make The peoples, not our, dShs for S free !.
no less than for honest goyernment; for
rf % ,,mh,ic ao,sls % 'scs =, sa1s;n;.; nnI sas,on M
from administrative .iAilssn embrsoed din In
The simple creed Of home ruie, Reduce
Axes I'd give ali,t.g cssaes for The sonth
r. @ sn.,h;. ,,1as s s"r .a q eo.. essteod vest
must sprius from ,he : .nir,t III .na ~ ssni,s,ion =
and fellowship which vsrmsd the follow.
ers Of Aadrew 1scksca and stias Wright
., oa,,iay hsnly Glay sso LAME, sos.sr whose
mon eroand n ~, ~. = S,rss s Is. = ..vos. .r
NEST of their lhshcrs DO she clutch Of
rings and robbers, federal. state and munic-
ipsl, ana Who s.e - sgNrpe.e these
~ rrnnSI,cs sTs :. - - loc ~ ne'net 'ney
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z ue po,n's u .ne speecn we're EN-
paas..su - ne4uen' spp'Aase -, Hs
oono,a1'o'' .ns cns'I ,h'fodnceo nes. .e
Ma:sn' wno o11'ea prayer. Inc
o'a .." 1n"ousu = - s temporary
slole..s'e.' : =. r1,noe, s, OF Mssaa-
Is T. wv ! ~ ~. slAeI -o1 lows
., pAn Aols' q missouri - ser
as'me.
Abbot, oi Mass, moved aresolution
adopting the rules Of the last national
convention until otherwise ordered.
L'ttleJohn inquired II this included
the twosthltd rule.
' osces-Yesl II SO, all right
(sppasusc).s
4. The ohAir answered:-"1t does.
lhe resolution wss adopted.
Smailey OF Vermont, moved : reso.
luton 70 call the states in order for
the presentation Of credentials. 1t
Was adopted. s
WAiisce, OF Pepnsylvanix, said Il
vas 10 order to have democratic pre-
cedents observed, aud moved to re-
consider the resolution just adopted.
: ne urged tnas the states should name
iheir committees on credentials and
permanent erganiz.tion before . any
o.ner business w.s done. he hoped
there would oe no hnosas Ions y y - ~ I
precedents. sa1
II erd, OF New York, insisted that