The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-03-07
DAKOTA GovERNoRsHn.
oraway Not to be aeappointea.

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IL Is very generally conceded that
"oV' ordway of Dakota will not be re-
appointed on the expiration OF lis term
Tue latter part of May. Mr.. oraway
uoes not seem to be pressing his case
very vigorously, and it is said that the
president has intimated that h;s nind
gas already been made up to appoint
ONE one else. He informed the COM
"i.'ee' consisting of Judges Edmunds
and Moody and one or two other Dako-
"a sen1ieanen; who waited on him last
SATURDAY with a protest against Ord
way 5 reappolntment, that he has made
up MS mind what he intended to do. and
10y. his manner they i~nternrated
tins remark to mean fiat
Dakota was to be relieved of Oraway,s
administration. The s~uccessor.shin is
now a matter of comment among nak-
ota people here. Among the stoves
eircnlated ere that Pat DOMAIN of Fargo
is one OF the candidates. It's said hat
II ne eonld produce sufficient strength
IN Dakota to Justify it. he would receive
the support OF at least one state delepa-
ton. Mr.. Donan's candidacy, there
fore, will depend upon the amonnt Of
strength he can develop in the territory.
Ihe antl-O rdway people are irving to
'boom j.. ID. Teller, the brother Of the
Secretary Of the interior, and the nres-
n secretary OF the territory, but his
candidacy will present such complica-
tons and embarrassnents that it is yery
likely that 1t wiilnot be pressed. Other
candidates will be developed as the
time for the change approaches.
Lie bill introduced in the senate nv
MT. Harrison Of Dakota as a state pro-
vldes for the separation of the present
territory and the erection of the north
ern part into u separate territory. to be
known as tie territory of North Dakota.
with the capital at the city of Bismarck.
1t recltes the action of the people of the
southern part of the present territory
III forming 4 constitution and state GOV
eminent. and declares that portion of
the territory is sufficient in population,
area, and resources to assure a perma-
ncnt and stable stqte government. Tt
provid IS ti4at this constitution be
submitted to a vote of the
persons qualified as voters under it's
provisions at general election, and that
Hpon proof submitted to the president
of the Un.tel States that a majority of
all the votes cast ,.s ii election have
been cast for the sad constitution he
shall annou0ce the same by proclama-
ton. and I t taefeapon, and without
further procaedingsby congress, the ad-
mission of the state into the Union shall
be complete and the senator's snd rep
resentatives from that stats shall be en-
titled to take their seats without furtil-
er delay. The state so admitted of all
the Indebtedness Of TIL, present Terri
tory of Dakota, incurred for public
buildings which are built or provided
by law to be built within the
limits of said proposed state,
and for the assumption
Sv the T~arritotvof North Dakota, when
SO organized. of all themdebtean SO in
cnrred for such puhlicbuildings located
or to be loc.ted within the limits Of said
proposed territory. 1t also provides
for the setting ap,rt of lands for agri-
cultural college, common school and
public building purposes in the proposed
state; TO the coatinuttjan of the present
laws of the territory in the Territory of
North Dakota, and tho continuation in
office in thai ta~rritory of the governor,
secretary, chisf and associate justices.
United States mar'hals and the district
attorney of tae present territory.