Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-09-27

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TO REPUBLICANS.
There never was time when it was
so important that the full vote of the
party be cast as now.
There never was time when it was so
important that republicans cast aside all
personal disappointment and vote the
straight republican ticket.
. 1t is the first opportunity republicans
have had to vote straight republican
ticket, from member of congress down to
clerk Of the court.
Let us determine what the republican
vote of this district is.
The next apportionment for the cleo
ton of another complete state ticket,
one year hence, will be made on the
republican vote cast on the first day of
next month.
The apportienment of every precinct
in Burleigh, and in every other county,
will be made on the number of votes cast
for the republican nominees. Thus the
smaller the vote the less representation
will the precinct have in the next repub-
lican county convention.
Next fall the county convention for
the nomination of full set of county
officers as we'll as legislative and state
officers will be held. How important it
is then that the republicans of this Sec
tion make no mistake at the forthcoming
October election; that they poll the full
vote in each precinct and poll it for the
straight ticket. In many of the Red
River counties independent and third
party movements will result in cutting
down, somewhat, the republican MAORI
ties. The republicans of the Missouri
slope counties should take advantage of
this and by their allegiance to the repub-
hcan ticket, increase, in the next state
convention, the representation from this
section.
The republican nominees in this legis-
lative district are men worthy of the sup
port of their party. They are men of
high character and standing in the
community ty-honest, efficient and de.
serving.
Colonel Little, the candidate for state
senator, is one of Bismarck's fore
most citizens. He is thorough Bismarck
and Burleigh county man. His faith in
this section is evidenced by his invest
ments. He has built several of the fin
est residences in Bismarck. Heis pub
ic-spirited and generous man. Every
enterprise calculated to advance the in
terests of the city finds in Colonel Little
a warm champion. To him are we large
ly indebted for the luxury of waterworks
and electric lights. He has put his
money in these enterprises, neither of
which has, or will for a long time to
come, return to him dollars return.
No citizen has been more liberal or pub
ic-spirted than he. No person can
point his finger to single dishonest or
dishonorable act of his. His character
is unassailable. That he is not better
known among the farmers is due to the
fact that his business has not brought
him in contact with them. Those who
know him-those who have had dealings
with him-ike him. He is loyal and
enthusiastic young republican, and comes
from good New England stock. He
will, if elected, represent all interests in
this district fairly and to the best of his
ability. He will be popular member
and on the right side of all questions.
He is entitled to the support of every re-
publican in the county.
E. A. Williams and G.. w. Rawlings
the nominees for the lower house, are
men we'll known to the people of this
county The good deeds of the former
are too well known to need repeating.
He has represented this district in the
legislature almost continuously for the
past sixteen years ever since the first
settlement in this region, when Burleigh
county extended down the river almost
to Yankton. In all the great fights in
which Bismarck has fought for supre-
macy, Hon. E. A. Williams has been
found foremost in the ranks true as
steel and successful in every battle.
Mr.. Rawlings is boni fde, three
hundred-and-sixty-f ty-fve-days-in the year
farmer, and knowing the wants and needs
Of the agricultural class will fight for
them. He is man Of sterling integrity
and honor, and republican Of life stand
ing. His selection was q happy one and
every republican in the city as we'll as
country should see that his majority is
equal to the other candidates on the re-
publican ticket. -.
For judge Of this district the republi-
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