The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-03-12

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Democracy, wing, to- the Generalization 81 the
Rarsy. H. was actively engaged ii the canyass
in W. res4ised IN the election and
.Ts atstl.ereoepti lion given TO Gov dan-by his
slnb IND ecember, "A; Mi. Whitney rrotested.
,gainst the. ntinnance Of jan Inflated currency
ley Became the oflcial wiser az Tie mayor he
ana tle estsb ishsss 81 saim Inns ae uoo
iaens dolaEs sroMns out q the
mits pehdl ng against the oitys Involving 49,
shnlps fsHe1Y day ~ held this
eappointed, when he resigned ths,position. in |
which he Was entitled to continue for two years |
more. y Is esttmated that his savingstothecity
100000, and indirectly TO much more 80 Il
THE POSTMASTER aENERAI.
5 william =. Villas was born insg Chelsea. Orange
i 4, Nergmppt July $40. father,
NOM legisi attfe sag 4 b time; and one Of the
prominent Old. chool De ocratic politicians ct
ne Sfesn Mognsai thhs is son comes
teduently the oand date Of his party for!UnitedF
yates sena tors prest ntinl elector, etc. and
epTesented Vermont II. several ,national DeIa-t
antly to Wisconsin Id i s5l, and entered into
The practice, Of the lawfat Madison William f.
Rhe inhsrits 60 many startling traits, physical
sestors, was. graduated from The Wisconsin
tate university In 8,iat theaGd of aeightsen;
Two years later hewon bis degree tnf Liz B. at;
u, a AAlb bar law school. and was adj
5relne courts Of New York and wisconsin, and M
logan. active practice of his profession az
BIZ shfa , to the
IN, ~ 1S8s the oyerceme
gSa
volunteer TRY. n The regiment was ordered
e. the :fronty 81 feWS weeks.s and Joined the
anasn ghsT%aR Was then preparing
md figured promin emily 1.-THE Subsequent Siege
8 HE oily The 25t6 o. February following
he 23d Of March its 3liahtenant colonel @
regiment owing TO the III health Of Col lduppey.
md nearly two months after the surrender. The
is6th;ot AuGbst, $685. Dol Villas resigned his 3D.
iition. having been In the service but one year,
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1ol Villas resumed the practice Of his profession
Madison, tn which be, has; been remarkably
1865 he was s.. married to Miss Anna M stildss.
laughter Of Or. William q Fox of the Village Of
Oregon, one Of the pioneer physIcians Of
Dare county and gentien,a 6f much wealth
on md have three children now llv-
ngssss cnIdelia Nh0EWNE he eighteen years Of age
;he s..s SIstS Pr Nay born May 2s.
Ut ssas sG1 SSaa IN 1853 1855
Miss paIde1ie1 farilta knoWn5as Nellie, is a
beahtttul, 1ght, well eddcated svivacious young
hal circles asMadison. Sic Is we'll calculated ii
;imet6 realIyishine lin Washington society life.
,Hrs. Villas hsrseif isa lady ot charming disposi-
hostess she has few equals In Wisoanein n In ad-
attion to his large and lucrative law practice
Villas ILLS and has filled several positiona Of
Y the Wisconsin state university law school,
being regular lecturer. on practice, pleadings
md. evidence. He was for some years trustee Of
seesssas Taa oae saS
ihree leading, attorneys appointed to- revise the
'tatutes OF Wisconsin in i i s7s, and personally
tTn ~ the publication Of tho revision.
WisoonsttA hoardT of sstntes dniysrsity; regents
Col Villas was one Of the rates from Wiscon-
a q oo
Tor a plaoa on the ticket Hs nfterward msde til,
4 Soa g and e Hen En-
lower house scf The W isconsin legislnthre-th
drst elective ofloeh he eyer held-and Is theyleade
p the DemocraticPide Of the house. The colone
was recently ind0rsed by his Qemocrati6 fellow
members for q position in the cabinet. Col:Syila
!s conceded by all to be the leader of the stroni
Madison bar. and is one of the most able ant
eloquent advocates, in Wisconsin. His nationa
renntatio as an orator began with his fannoul
snlogy OF Grant'a the Chicago banquet. Col
Villas Is worth from 5000, 900 to $500, 900. mos
herited from shis father; WHO left a goodly for
sonsin for tie Chicago Il Nort6Wessern railway "
ESaas + ths &c h
= Chicago physician. His brother Levi NJ. is
prominent attorney st Emu. Claixa. Wis. who Il
Session g u Tsyios on t ss stat tat
81. rms AgirqRNExs aI,sEaA Il
AnsgsSTSs b9rn IN Tipto,
moved To the State Eofs Arkansas The foIlowint
rear and settled In the BOTTOM lands Of the Rec
dyer valley. Al suitable age young Garland
what was then the most famous seat of learning
IN the South ests His academic Studios wert
pursued IN the Catholic collegesof St. Mary and
il BsFdstownh lie read ia%. and attended, lie tria
ss sss saa va
practice, as well as by his, studies, whichs b
pursued with persistent devotion Returning
home he continued to WOO that Jealous mistress
W. tom he e
Rock, the capital OF the state. He was admitted
70 practice az an attorney in the supreme court
time he had Obtained Professional reputasio ion
md In the same year was2 a Bell sand Everett
slector,sS Hesopposed the secession OF Arkansas
Is l6ngas there was any hope IL a,peacetul solu.
war was Inevitable be threw III his lot with his
state. He was mem her Of the provisional con.
!ress which met OF Montgomery, Ala, in May
lion IS the Confederate. States During ths
struggle between the Federal and Confederate
governments, he gave biz counsel to the Southern
cause, first aa epreseatatavea and atterwara d
Ia its congress- hen the confederaoy' collapsed
| In 1865 Ms Garland petit ioned -thes supreme
l.courk Of tie United States, to practice therein
without taking the iron clad oath ut the same
petition. which was masterpiece OF reasoning
He won his case, which was not decided until
the December term Of The supreme court, 1867.
states III Saitee e
take his seat In tho senate March 4, 1867, but
was not PERMITTED to do So In 1S54 Mr., Gar
land was elected governor of Arkansas Without
opposition. His election as senator took place
u january, ] $40, thont opposit ions He be;
kan his term as successor to Powell Clay ton, Re
publican, on MARCH, s. 1s7LseInsls53 he was
9.sSsS IA " i;s Hogan ana fngh 4
From The Bostona
Senator Pngh, Of Alabama, served In the
same Congress with senato r Logan Just prior
Etost the outb break Of the reballio They were
then members of the same 20 itcal party, and
were: personal friends Near the close Of the
war, when the Union so die 8 wont throughA Al
ALBANIA; 4 detachne OF y tilson'a cavalry ap-
preached the residen Of Senator Pugh, in