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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-03-18
NUMBER II
NORTH ,pAno.

The passage BY. the House Of the bill
auuexing North Idaho. Ito Washington /
Territory, will give satisfaction TO, al
who have the interest of the territory 1t
heart. There is but little doubt that the
bill will also pass the Senate, and il may
be regarded as certain that it will b.
come law before the end Of the present
session Of Congress. L .is wonder,
indeed, that this action was not taken
long ago, for it has been desired for
many years BY the people Of botA the
territories coscerned. There was adso-
lutely no argument against it, but pear
after year bills for that purpose were i1a
troduced d smothsred into committee.
It seems that the united labor Of tho
Delegates from the two Territories were
utterly unable to become the inertia Of
Congress suflicieutly to secure the pas-
sage Of measure 70 which there was 10
opposition. 1t is greatly to the credit Of
Delegates voorhees, and HALEY that they
have pushed this, measure through the
House when 80 many Of their predecessors
have failed. This was not accomplished
without hard and persistent work. Ths
Delegates have done Their duty we'll, and
it only remains for our friends in tho
Senate to complete the work BY securing
the passage Of the bill. which will.be :
comparatively easy ,.rnesstter, !.
The annexation will add to the area d
Washington Territory 1890 square
miles, and to its population not less than
$4,000. The area Of the Territory n
enlarged will be 8l,l79' square miles.
an area exceeded by that of only i've
states in the Union-C California, Color
ado. Nevada. Oregon and Texas What
our exact population will be with this
new accession it is, Of course, impossible
to say, but it will certainly be far greater
than the population selected as the unit
Of representation in Congress.
That annexation will increase the
chance Of the territory for admission in.
to the Union is certain, for it will greatly
lessen the force Of the arguments which
have been made against admission.
With greater population and wealth,
| with greater area and more varied in
dustries, we can appear for admission
with every prospect Of succeA-C.
SuStride.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-03-18
DvMoCRAT Who VOTED FOR HALLE

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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-03-18

ANNEXATION.

We take the following from the Boise
City Democrat of the 7th inst ::
"The great majority now bowling the
loudest tagainst annexation are those
whose desire is @ shclve john HALEY.
Had Mr.. HALEY remained quiesceut and
not attempted to keep his pledges, q howl
would have been raised al the same, on-
ly perhaps louder. Three years ago Mr..
Haley aad the democratic party, headed
by Mr.. Aiuslie as the nominee for con-
gress, made a gallant fight against the
annexation scheme.. Every argument
embodied in the remonstrance published
i" these columns the other day was then
brNught forward, and much more, against
the proposed segregation. But the ar-
guments in favor Of annexation put forth
by the republican orators and organs
we're much more potent; for Mr.. Sing
User who championed the scheme, was
elected by something like 1890 major
ity. Mr.. HALEY talked against it all
over this portion. OF the territory during
the campaign; but when the fight was
done and revealed 30 large a majority in
favor Of disintegratiou, he quietly sub
mitted and said: 1t is the will of the
people-lct the north 50. Two years fol.
lowing, the democratic party in accord
auce with the popular sentiment previ'
ously expressed, inserted in its platform
the following plank
RESOLVED. That We recognize the
full weight, justness, importance and final
result of the claims Of our citizens Of
Northern Idaho in their anne~ alton
views, and here in open convention
backed by honest democracy, We pledge
to our northern neighbors Willingness
and corporation on our part T. accede tc
their wishes on this proposition in mu
tuality Of feeling that shall bind us to
gether fraternally now, and SOW the seeda
Of eternal friendship when the separation
may come and We ask our northern
neighbors to accept this pledge in ths
honesty Of its intention, and with thu
full assurance that it is based upon the
promise of perms nent resident politica
organization, and not the imported vibra
tions of homeless, faithless, wandering
poll ical meudicants.
Mr.. HALEY was made the standard
bearer aud he also pledged himself to nc
in concert with the wishes of the people
and he is now endcavoring to redeem ev
cry promise made. If there be any odiun
attached to the annexation business i
will fall where it rightfully belosgs-up
on the republican party, which sold tn
people out three years ago The trick
sters now imagine they see cloud aris
ing and they wish to avert its shadow
The truth is, they have further use 70
the r~nexation hobby, and don't wan
the north to CO. Otherwise they woul
have protested when it might hav
availed.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-03-18
------- -
Don't Want North Idaho.

Butte Miner: Montana is already
quite large enough and the region that
desires to be added is separated from us
by long section, barren ard iuaccessi-
bic. Montana has quite enough terri
tory.
The above item is expressive Of the
general sentiment in Montana, as has al
ways been expressed through the press of
Montana, and We have failed to see any
wish of the bona fde residents OF North
Idaho to 60 to Montana, or of the people
of Montana, save the adherents Of ex-
delegate Claggett that are in the mines
of northern Shoshone county; that We are
wanted in Montana on any terms, zoe
uould be very foolish to seek to ga
mhere ice are not ,1dnted only to swell
the adherents to Mr.. Claggett who want.
to get votes enough to elert him in Mon
tana.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-03-18


We take the following from the
Yakima Signal:
The Union Pacific, unsatisfed with
the traffic arrangements which is protege,
Oregon Short Line, maintains with the
o. R. l. N. Co., has already or is about
to send out force of engineers to secure
a feasible route to tide water. and on
high authority the Signal has it that an
independent eastern company has been
formed with adequate capitalization to
build with all possible dispatch railroad
from Pennington or Palouse Junction t.
Seattle"
Since the failure of the Union ant
Northern Pacific companies to obtain I
lease of the o. Il. 4 N. properties, the.
have become dissatisfied with their trafi'
agreements with the o. Il. & N. Co.
and there are fresh signs that they viii
soon commence extending their lint
down Suake river, via Clearwater pass a
Lewiston"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-03-18

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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-03-18
PUT IT WHDRE IT BHLON0O.
BOISE Cry, March 4, 1886.

DOt0b VIII, MdiCu II ACCUs
"IDAHo DEMocRAT:"-In the States.
man Of the 4th instant appears one Of
the most disgusting, damuable and self
stultifying diatribes, that it has been my
lot to witness, 10 regard to the annexa-
ton Of the four northern counties to
Washington. 1t says:
"To John Haley is due the credit Of
having succeeded in securing the passage
through the House Of bill annexing
the four northern counties Of this terri
tory to that Of Washington. In his
course Or this question he has not only
n,isrepresented the wishes of the people
Of both sections Of Idaho," etc.
Every man, woman and child in this
territory knows that shyster mendicant
by the name Of Siugiser received some
thing near 1890 majority for delegate
to congress on the very same issue in
1882, and that nine tenths of the people
of those northern counties voted for him;
and that even Boise City, be it said to
her eternal shame, also gave him large
majority; aud that if she is now cut of
as side track whistle station, she can
point the finger OF scorn at old Kelly
and many Of those who actively partici-
pated the other evening in that so-called
anti-annexation mass meeting, and truly
say: Those are the men who have &C.
complished my downfall and ruin. 1t is
also equally well known that annexation
was the main issue at the polls in 1884 !;
, aud that both parties Wed with each 9TH
er in their allegation to this question in
order to capture the northern vote. Who
but an idiot can suppose that John HALEY
q would have been elected if he had opposed
q the hobby of the north The cry that
D they have changed front in those coun-
o ties is rather doubtful. They simply op.
d pose the Salmon river boundary. Al
o least they have not impressed the lower
house of congress very deeply in that di
d rec'ion, or if Mr.. HALEY could have new
a er had the bill passed unless be has won
y derful influence, which the Statesman
ic and its ilk would be 10th to acknowledge
.
II DsMoCRAT Who VOTED FOR HALEY
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-03-18
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Queries.

Editor Of the Beacou:-
Please solve for me some qucric,
suggested by a recent discussion ii the
Daily Clarion, lo-wit:
1T. lfihe word rites be modidcdby
other words, as for example. rite, ~
matrimoaE docs that modification
change tie number of the word rites
so that a verb 10 agree with it must
be singular rather than plural:
2nd. In the sentence THE soldiers
Of the army being weary with long
marches furnishes a good reason for
hating to rest" i. it not the singular
substantive fact of the soldiers being
weary" or in other woods the soldier,
,"sariaesS that furnishes "a good rca-
son &c?"
3rd, II the word rsayiaess be mod.
fled .hy other words as for example.
~eUiHess Of he soldiers; does that
change its number from singular to
plural 50 that thus modified it must
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ENQUIRER.
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Astonishing Land Frauds Discover
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Utah is all shaken up over the dis.
coyery 10y the Surveyor Genera. ofthc
Territory 1T evidence which threaten,
10 till the jails with the officials and tx.
oth rial>. lie say, that before he went
80 his post he engaged four detectives.
and that they have unrarihed teStimo.
ny involving officials of the Territory,
and several members OF Congress and
former officials ofthc.Inlcrior Depart.
ment. lie SAYS hc has proofs to show
that nearly all the public land, in Utah
have been stolen by railroad corlpa.
MES and individuals. that hall the en-.
irIes BY the Mormons and a quarter of
those by Gentiles are fradujrnt, that
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This is merely the latest land sensa.
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Gen David ". Hunter. oil the Fed
eral army. Us dead. His West Virgin
ia campaign was marked by unusual
atrocities, and our Southern soldiers
have no reason 10 honor his memory,
lie presided at the trial OF Mrs. Suralt
and was q Nirginiau by birth.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-06

Senator Bayard', official life in the
Cabinet has been saddcncd by unusu.
al m~isfortunos, His acts have been
ccnSured cyca by his former friends,
and the death Of his daughter. has
been followed closely by that Of Mrs.
Bayard, Nothing but a sense otpub.
lie duty, could induce lin to remain
Ut his post under these accumulated
ni>.ortuncs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-06

tn" Bel Telephone Comrauy:carcer
has hecu marked by unusual crook
cdross. The attempt to imYlioatc Mr..
Garland. Senators Vest and Vance in
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There have been more fires IN the
State Of Mississippi within the last y
months. than in any ono csrNrevjnuS,
sni The majority have hcon The work
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-06
Saturday. Feb. 6. tSS9.

A BUh passedn one branch otthe leg
islature making the railroad commits.
%sioncrs elective by the Legislature and
fixing their pay at ten dollars PCT fay
each. the amount not 10 exceed $500
per AnnNm
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-06
Valuable Property
O SALE.

7 OFFER for .ale my MILL and GIN
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Attcrrey-at-Law
MACON, MISS

MACON, MISS.
Office over Murphey's Drug Store.
>perisI attention given to Cbancery Court
natter. aud settlement Of estates.
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