Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-25
zleBscH WILL GET THERE.

mack Is to Step Into Secretary Tel
Ier's Shoes-Abe Boynton and His
Division Record.
Hon. M. FL. Day, Dakota's represen-
tative on the national democratic com.
mittee, who arrived last night from
Springfield. speaks hopefully of Cover
nor Ilebech's chances for the governor
ship. In fact Mr.. Day is positive that
he will be appointed.
"When." enquired the interviewer,
will it occur?"
81 am not fixing any positive dates in
these transactions replied MIR. Day."
"but l will say, soon. The s~eoretaryship
will be attended to first and after that
is out of the way Ziebach's appoint
ment will be made"
"Is Mccormack to be secretary of
Dakota?"
"Yes-well, that's more than T have
said before, but we'll let it go at that.
There's goings to be o change before
many days"
"It has been generally supposed
among us spectators" remarked the
newspaper man, chat Mccormack
had been selected by the patronage dis
pensers as Secretary Teller's successor"
"Well, / guess that's all
right. But zieb is solid
in his position. Secretary Lamar has
stated positively that he would be gov
error Of Dakota. The secretary has a
great liking for Zlebach and receives
him informally whenever he chooses to
call. Lamar's doorkeeper is instructed
to admit zlebaoh to the private Office at
any time. day or night
Glow about the president and the
coming governor?'
"All satisfactory. Secretary Lamar
had arranged a private interview be-
tween the two for last Saturday and I
suppose 1t occurred"
Chen you feel that ziebach's chances
are excellent"
"Why, there is no doubt. I know he
will be appointed and l have it straight
from the head. These special kilograms
i'll the newspapers about other men in
connection with the governorship
amount to nothing. Anyone who knows
how can have such specials sent. You
may be certain that Ziebach will get
there"
"Pripp's appointment was no surprise
to you"
"Oh no. l expected it a day or two
sooner, but it came along in accordance
with our understanding"
rs Ziebach coming home soon ?"
"He will stay in Washington until l
go back, which will be soon."
How about Boyn"--
Gle can't control q fourth class post.
office. He has no influence. He is
posing as ar admission as q whole man
and says that Ziebach and myself are
tue only democrats in Dakota who are in
favor of division. 1 guess he will find
plenty of others here who are with u.s."
"You have not forgotten, have you,
that Boynton was q member of the con-
stitutional convention OF 1882"
eyes, 1 remember that and something
more too. You may state on my
authority that as late as last August
Boynton was around trying to persuade
ziebach and myself to go into the last
constitutional convention. His CONVEX
sion to admission as a whole has been
recent"
"You and Ziebach favor division? p"
eyes, OF curse VIC do, but we
favor it in q different way,
perhaps, from what you do. We believe
in division first and then admission un-
der an enabling act. But we are op-
posed to the admission Of Dakota as one
state"
MI. Day moved on and the interviewer
was left alone with his ponderous
thoughts.
[Since the foregoing was put
in type the appointment of MI. McCor-
mack as secretary has been announced
Farm Mortgages at nine per
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Go to Blind Boons's concert at Turner
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