Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
lhs sDalua Of aBakDsR,

A special displtch from WaSlingto.
say; fue Democratic Senators who ra
main in Washington as faithful srnti
n"ls 10 diS"ove. and give warning TO III,
unterritied Democracy of any ne,ariuus
plot that the wicked Republicans NAV
ha'"h before the assembling Of Congress
next month, appear Ia he shDIlderiuu
with fear lest the party in power" wi,
| hrng forward and attempt Ia pass a
! hlil next winter for the admission of
! Dakota into the Union a. 4 STATE. A
! DrilWratir senator, in llScusSi1u 1hi !
! Nu'1rrt, is reported 81 have said: eve
VIII hlveip moro rot cn bJrougbS if
! We have - keep the : mate in q dead
lock from ia" ii st day Of he fe>~ion nm
| tli III" last" rn"dsirt ~ terlin yalI,nl.,
II" Drmbrrltic leaders apprar> to b. it
| tNur of u~Iu- all the N .ans in their
power - prevent m, admi>s!ou Of D,-
n"ta pHteIy ont uf par l,an cynsiI"ra-
ii us.
The name Of tn" Democratic senator
Who iuad- the rem ilk about ruiipu
bprunLh>' l., not given. II might nos.
SHY hay" been Bayard or S,ul,hrry
\t the last rirr'i"n plkCtl cast 2S,Dgl
votes, and Delaware -, lDI
-" 1t might have l"rn senator Fair.
br'1l~e at the last "IrCtiOu Nrlala cast
only 2lt'0 votes, Again tmight have
he. Mr. Jones pr Mr.. Gail, Of Fior.da,
noth rt whom represent in the Senat, a
S'a'r which, after being - years 4 mrm-
b II the | mon, east 80 than twice
rs many votes as Dakota at the last
r''r l"n--n state which, admitted inro
III" | mon IN $50 bad ia 1870 popu.
u,"n Of only S1,44j Including slaves
cot whom thorr Were about ln,OOO),
Will" Dhkoa has a white pppula1io,i
to-day nearly four times a, .rrcat as
F,,rlIa had tive years after She wa, ad-
ml'iri into the Mon. .~tll I-aiu 1t
nj si.t have been Mr GLrland or Mr.
Walker. These gentlemen atr SruAtur,
ir rm ArkausAS, rhi, state was al.
mj; "l inDp he Union in 1856 in lSip
II tad a "hlte population of 71,Iit-I
about "ne-lhrd thlr Of Michigan. .wulch
va, Kept out ol' The Umou uutii t. rueNi|
gear, and considerably lr,, III u uur-
uaIt tn" p"nuti.i0u nI Dahoa lJ-,la,
atm n-''n"uiy ahaIia""ur5ry nom
III IN" mon, Arkansas cast Al The last
election only lU1, 200 No,r-. Thu4o vel
trrs az" Represented IN Congress b, 40
SENATORS and four Representatives, ,vh1i.I
tbr -, o3D voters ot DLku4 are r,pr.-
secuted BY sin dc dr,eg in 'br House
81 lhpre>, II ItiYtS, WuO may 1i,, bat
ctunpl vote.
ltmay possibly have been senator
H" 'iga "nO expressed hlS abhprcrre Ut
rotten buruughs." M George r,prc-
semls in part the sovereign Statr Of
Ahsrssippi, which was admitted into
the ni"n slxty-four years ago, and is
represented in Congr ~ Ivy 1No Sena-
tors and six Erprc,rn afivrt. Mr. |
George was elected to the United Stat ;
Senate nearly two years ago by h. Il,
Ihturt for the mDers Of which the az.
&rcgafe vote cas-: and counted was less
tnan lUO,OOO Three years after Mlssi- |
N~lppl became state the white pDDula- |
IlDN was T., ll6, or about on. fourth !
that of Dakota now. The gentleman
quoted could not have been General |
Chalmers, because he is not yet Il Sena- |
tor. According to the tunG rr,Siona !
Directory the 'SEor String" District !
" hich Mr.. Chalmers claims tu rrnre |
,ant III Congress, cas- about l5,OOJ votes
last year tLat is TO say, one-halt as
macy as Dakota. ihe Repre-. |
- N tive from that district has IL vote
IN th9 House of Representatives tie
Delegate representing 2S, OOD voters in
l'akntl has none,
There IS really good rensan for
i'"morrati" alarm in r,gAd 10 thu
y III to pass an act t.r iuc aimiSsi IN
~ Drhoth at the next session Of Con.
-r'S', provided the Democrats are all
IS >'up'd aS are those now at Washing
Ton VII" profess to speak tor Their party.
! he Republican leaders, there is the
very best reason b. believe, are u unit
II favor Of earl y Il, rton in the matter,
lhu Their effort to secure it VIII be- sup
'orirt by every consideration of Justice
thd reason said one OF the most con-
bNative of Republican Senator'S re
'tntIS: 'on the question of the al-
uiSrIon Of Dakota, for one am will,
~ to stand. 1.-THE Democrats shou id
hoes" +" iiihuster to defeat bill for
he adm 'slou of that Territory next
eNNI"1, | would be willii Z 10 bring my
Matches and rali iDns t, The Capital and
'aY here until the end of the session,
lhI"sS the minority should sooner sur |
ender. The county woul ID sustain the
trpubIlcanS in such u stand as thar. '
aside from any merely partisan con.
Dakota on hit iu beadn!it'ci
lito The Union within tine next Twelve I
lonths."