Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-22

died. aame, but is nov IN )
posiiipns to abuse. Bennett and chsmpipni
his friends. r. o. is . graduate Of the Nell
braska school of politics, where Jay Gould
is the principal. He ID, both cunning and
BOLD. Backing him in the Hills are Gen.
Cunningham, ex-surveyor general Of Mel
braska and one of the owners of the rich
Roderick Dhu; Cleggett, the s~ilver-tongued
orator from Montana, and the unce rtainlGol.
Parker, son-in-law Of Gen. Thomas, of the
army Of the Tennessee. These men allSre.
cogniss thar individual fitness for Judge
Bennstss place. Thsy will tight mit"sthe
Pioneer and Spencer until There is an unfair
division of the spoils. Then the war of the
EKilhssnY.cass will Psle.
r. Dismarck EdwNeeds, Of the Fargo Re-
publicas, 6gured6taalg Huntley into the
Tribune, and after eight months Stanley
|sfkYsed himself out. Edwards sagain tried
EioFqipture the Tribune for Rollins, of the
G3&go Insurance Arxns,butMr. Huntiey's
snSl wouldn't consent. The major went
hsf Flo Fargo mad. Col. Lounsberry, the
postsSlester and founder. of the Tribune, be-
came its proprietor, and the. Tribune Is now
Lohnsberry's organ, and not Spencers. A
dozeA years ago Lounsberry was clerk of
Coy! Austin's court in Minnesota, and if l
var guessing, as Jim Blaine would say, l
S00lids put the colonel up as a friend of the
|reeiIsIof the Fargo land Office.
Gey. Aassinssi prove an interesting fg-
ure ia Dste4as Politlcs. He is nov the 81
lent man.. VII northern Dakota becomes
4 territory, andslaler . state. honest Horace,
whoshook the Minnesota railroads over hi,
will lpoN. up =. dangerous rival. Then it
Twill, be repemAared that he was twice gov
ernoet Of AinneeQsa and would have been
|named,a third time for that Office had he
not dallieds With the wishes of the
people. Tia army of Minnesotians
lhstshaye hsgapacked on the plains OF Da-
koths Will bAtls Ktender regard for their
oldjffapdi4sdanomrade. Few public men
hsresAcl1kf9rssfecofd, and any forecast of
tho TN Gov. Austin left out would
be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Coming to Far
60 I'll slalllIt Jpo. B. Raymond, the U. s.
marlhQNea0skcts. He hes lived 10 Ysnk.
ton ifneat hi appointment as United States
malghaftntsnoW schangessh his base to the
1ssattsfst6e mstehless valley. 1t 10 . ssfe
kspeal)atiepAhSeeEe ~foresees the coming po-
Ilt{iea3 Ne4n3Aein the north. Raymond is
Iyoupe foMlaratively rich. He was
itAioulA saAAseleas6 . boy, and then % Q 20.
lRtcal me- printer of Mississippi for
S"sr,aa VI sne ses.o
cenH{e aoo Pu9sesne. OF two pa
~: nay@ona "ss !ne mos. ~
I W;s ~ .raac,. ~ .sc rss,s'p ~.
1h,Ss.s ~ - = wsr.hsi ~ SIT. H. ~
3;n. = t ~ To., " o o,.Ma 1 "a
!. ~ 49, ", ns.,;,. X 4. ea..s st"p. ~ ~
niSSssHsSss r... -;r,;na \, ~. ~
aI ~ o;-c,;;. -. ts.,;ta.. ' 10 hs.
~ $780, ,;snd. ,b.n an, m.n g.n.,c.'
lI3eS SSssr n :. '.S..os.. eisn no
4c1TSs1@ssSG. At ~ s.sn * eh;.sS
SYSse. conrtssnfsnsEn,. II.
brtcst.d H,s inosisds.. ~ In, .onsh
m.Fss Tin . .,.icsrt ,ens,hi,c.c II M
NJ n%oiifica. IA I'm lnrahahlv avsit his
turn. He has not YET s~ntsgopized any 81
tthegtowin6 6ctlons.
In Fssao there is another gentleman
Who has not forgotten that no was once
polhicisp in wisconsin and : friend q
Senator Carpeuter--Judeeo A. 81. Barnes
He has an honorable place on the supren,
TERRITORY, hut like Judge Kid
|, der, consider. life in Washington respect
able. Kfddefs friends don't look upol
the jolly Judge - forever shaved. Their
will DO sonsof then 10 the aext territorts
eonventisp and thelf influence, will b. fel,
They are hostile to Bennett and vii