Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-30

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iJnuFah il the removal oi She old board
and the appointment of the new. II
IS q relief to know the thing is settled,
Villas Farmer: Judge Tripp has
decided the Yanktop asylum case in
favor ef the governor, and his power to
snmmariiy remove territorial officers ID
thereby established.
Letoher Blade: Judge Tripp has de-
cided the Yankton asylum case in favor
OF the new board and the old board will
not appeal. IL is said work will proceed
on the hospital building at once.
|; Pierre Signal: January 10Th Chief
Justice Tripp rendased q decision in the
.Yankton asylum trustee affair. His de.
ciBion sustains the act of the governor
IN removing the old board and continues
the new. Thus again has the wild in-
vectives hurled at the heed of our gov
ernor, fallen to the ground and shos
wide OF it's mark. We wonder what next
Bowen, Barret, Goodrich and Co., will
trump mp. This carpet-bag cry is get.
ting little stale; and the soured poIiti-
cians have exhausted their supply OF
ELECTRICITY.
Alexandra Herald Judge Tripp has
rendered decision in the Yanaton asy-
lum case. oustiDg the old board OF trus-
tees and sustaining the new appointees.
Ii the decision is good Law there is Meth
ing to prevent the governor removing
any officer In the territory. In other
words captions caprice can make and un-
make ofieiala at will, and every msn in
an official position is but puppet in
the hands OF the executive, to be made
or unmade ct his pleasure. Here is
another exempliHcation Of the beauty Of
territorial governments.
Huron News: Judge Trips decision
in the Yankton insane asylum Case, the
gist of which wss given in yesterday
mornings Daily News, seems to meet
the unqualified approval Of the legal fra.
ternity of the territory, and is every
where regarded as q very able document.
The case is one that has been long pend
ing. and the people of Yankton, eS-
peciaily have reason to rejoice thatit ID
OF last settled while all who have the
good OF the asylum at heart will rejoice
to know that the long contemplated and
much needed improvements will now 90
forward without further hIndranne.
While the question was pending the inn
provements were not only delayed but
people furnishing the asylum With sup.
plies were unable to collect theirmoney,
and agenerai q feeling OF uncertainty
seemed TO prevade everything connected
With the institute. Nov, however the
improvement wall be pushed along with
all possible vigor; parties to whom the
asylum 10 indebted will receive their
money, and ageneral era OF prosperity
seems likely to be inaugurated.
Rapid City Journal: There is much
criticism of Judge Tr.pp's decision IN
tne insane asylum case indalged 10 by
Dakota papers. SomeS indeed, 60 80
iar as TO lnsinuate that the judge was
influenced by g desire to make himself
Solid" with the administration. Such
lnsinnefions are unworthy newspaper
Of any reputation. Judge Tripp has
long been honorsd and respected BY the
people OF Dakota as man OF integrity
ofPurpese aslWell as of marked ability
--above the methods of the ward poll
hcian or political striker. It is not to be
presumed the people have Sc long been
deceived 80 him, ,or that be has suddenly
changed. 1t je strange indeed
chat some people cannot oradit
with honest motives any whose opinions
conflict With theirs. Republicans Ana
democrats alike have hsld Judge Tripp
| in high esteem, and there is 40 donbt
| that he is worthy OF IL. The mere fact
which he would net have attained BAD he
In