Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-30

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4 ..-NN1n ouis o'"e
4 luousshd hoosief paia theIr respects u
4 Glen. Harrison to-day. This time th
4 pilgrimage came from the NORTHERN nor
4 lt;on ~ 80 sta.a n...u. w
I 49, w.. go o va.
saw Waoss Clty aho other points Ii
kosciusko and Wabash counties. At 3:3l
O'clock the general received the delega
: ton az unIversitv PARK. vbara tha,
8 formed q semi-c,rcIa ahont tho anaoLari
stand and plapted their bannsrs CO.
, sninnonsIv in front Amona ~ dnsiaa,
were aPrnp;de.for tha Soid,ar 80 RI;
lFamilv.p .. mr. Frat Vote for Haxs;s,a :.
"Rehnka he arrvmsnda .0nr p,
~neyoient I%nstitnt;ons Mnat ha P,otact
ed. - and Will Vato OIavaIand.n Gan
Haryieon ahoaa two of ara n.nt,casa
texts TO norkions of his add,sss sh;nI
was chiefly devoted to tha f]nt;i1tv NJ IN.
en%nlicatinns nj Wash,nntnn an5 Doknts
territories for atatehnnd h 1000
was enthusiaas,eaIlv oreeted and snnhe
in a clear rinoinO voica Eon p 81
Biogs. Of Warsaw made the -oono,atn.
I~latorv address. 70 who'll Cen Harrisor
responded:
While we have mnch that is causa 70,
copprasulations. we ere NOT enioYino
that fnIl eonality Of civil r;ohts in In
dians 10 whio6 wa ara antitisd a.,
government ia a ranresentative govarn-
ment. Delegates in eonoress and mem-
bers of our state senate and honsa ~
representatives are annortioned tn dis.
tricts. and the national and stats MN.
stitutions contemplate that these dis.
tricts shall be eoual. 40 that 40 far as
possible. each citizen shall have in
his distrlot the came notency in
choosing q member Of congreas nv ~
Of our state leoisletnra as ia eYa,c;sad hy
a voter in anv othar aistr,ct W. ~
not 70 day have that oonditInn of thinas
The a~nnortionmant nj nnr stota for Ian.s'
! lathe and nnrnoaas 10 -
fair. and Ia known 10 he Unfair n all
men. No oanaid democrat can dafand
Ii aa a fair a~nnortionment. IL waa tramad
to be %uneouai: il was deaioned tn give
to the citizens of favored districts an
undue i%nfluenee. II was ;ntenJsd =,
disoriminete against repubjicsna n
was not right that ii shnnld ha Or +
hone che time is coming and has even
now arrived when the great sansa ~ inc
tiee wb,oh possesses onr naonIa will
teach men of ali narties that Marty sno.
| cess IA moi tn ha nrnTnnfnH Mt Tho pvnanua
Of an ininstiee Ia anv ~ onr citizans
These things take hold OF government
| If we would maintain that resnect for
the law which is necessary tn social
order, our people must understand that
each voter has his full and equal infu.
ence In determining what the Iaw shall
be. + bona this nnaation vii. MT ha
forgotten hy our neople until we have
-. /. .E 80. .
for legislative and eonpressjopal mr.
poses. when the republinana shall
secure the power of making an ap.or-
tionment, / hope and believe that the
of seeking a. marty adven-
tage by a public Injustice will not be-
repeated, There are several territories
organized under public law, with detn-
ed boundaries. They have been
filed with the very elect Of our siti-
zens, the brave, the enterprisine and
tho intelligent young men from siI the
Many Of the veterans az the late
var have sought, under mi beaefieent
homestead law, new homes in the west.
Several OF these territories have heen for
years,possessed OF nopulation. wealth
and ail the reauisites for admission ar
states. When the territory Of Indiana
took the census which was Cha basis of
its petition for admission 70 the nnion
We had less than $4,000 raonle " lad
only thirteen o-rcenizfd cnnntiaa in
the territory Of sonth Dssoia tbsYa ava
nearly half a million nennle For wars
they have been knocking for admisaion
to the sisterhood 81 atases1 They are
posseesed Of all the elemanta oi an or
ranized and sfahia aomm r. ba,
mora nannIe $500 $50 - $3.50