The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-09-27
RAPID CITY PENNINGTON COUNTY DAzoTA FRIDAY sEPTFMB

chairman to keep his mouth shut, sug-
gesting that he add to his library Sen
ator Quay's profaurd work on politics,
Dent Talk and study it diligently.
Mr. Coad is from the liberal, progressive
Black Hills, and the wish OF himself and
constituents is evidently father to this
belief. He thinks, and Hslhaps correct
ly, that the Hills viii give aSelear major
ity OF 5000 against prohibitiop. There
is destined to be some wild, bitter sec
tional welfare between the small hay
seed statesmen OF eastern South Dak-
ota and the big leaders OF the mining
region in the west. Mr.. Coad doubtless
"knows his business" however, and
proposes to stand in with the constitut-
ents at home
The example Of eight older states OF
tue Union which have within the past
ought to be before the constitution
makers OF North and South Dakota,
like a pillar OF fire by night, and la cloud
lby day.-Jamestown Alert.
p I'll 'iie above Is a ttrue cement OF Mr..
4
subject. To-day he it before the people
asking that they make him their Judge,
asking that he may be made the arbitcr
OF the laws that are to be enacted on
the prohibition question. He hasn't
even expressed his willingness to enforce
such laws, so far as wc are able to learn.
| He is making his canvass in the same
style he has made his former ones with
IL liberal supply OF whiskey under the
seat of the buggy which Of course, isn't
| brought TO The front when prohibition
lists are present Mr.. Coad's personal |
habits are not such as would warrant |,
anyone in thinking he Will enforce pro-
hibitory. laws, therefore prohibitionists
have no earthly Use Tor him on the
Judges bench.
OF the farmers he says 5000 will buy
all OF them and this beng his estimate
OF them. that branch Of industry don't
need him to any great extent Who
does need him? The saloon Keepers
! laws, need him and need him badly.
| The cattlcmcn who don tpropose to pay
| their taxes can use him, they think. so
to him will 60 their votes. The men
who are still trying to get possession OF
+ the townsite lands, also rally around
, around him, or Il part OF them. They
= are the only ones we know of. Don't
: let anybody make you think there is
any party question in the election o.
! Il Judge. 1t is Il question OF what man
YOU would select to hear and determine
. case FOR Won. .yud-. Now:in has all
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IA pirate that closely connected with tn
l" ro.a To coutinua the liouor traffic i,
- Massachusetts, was the laying OF the cor
in :.o4, :-.i 80 ,--or,,o,,
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i'll on y. p - +ba TT,,io,, f,ttaT tho chill,
V r. +ha nocessorv csra that !
u ssLu e., e. et,ono ,nd beartv
elf may grow strong ana 1eai'y'
,,;a. ..r.,,,nar.rco sen
-. timent is like gunpowder. Scatter
st over the ground. There is flash and
ev fzzle.n 4 bright woman adds: 'Bu
n ron, II down into the election guns, bac
It of votes. Shoot it off at the polls, an
on vo,, will see what power there is in ten
'ef nerance cunpowder."
: DR.. r. S. Tanner, the famous taste
% challenges any half dozen Of the huge
BIS giants of wine and beer to meet him
nd fasting contest in which neither sic
,he shall be allowed to taste food; they
IN have all OF the liquor they want ne
me drink oniy "ste,' no oun'S ~ Ia i =, "
,.o,+oet
5ht @oh'es''
'dy If every voter in the country cou
ion annreciate their own influence evel
oct l.a .aa,,Ia ,,;th south Dakota sta,
esG stats WCulo, Will oouIn Dahos'' eeHi
ore on a platform peohiui.lng tne ndt y
OF tfalhc. ~ 10 u'l,e ~. o, W u 49,