The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-18

the names Of all of the candidates on
one ticket, their names should he ON epa-
principals they avowcd. and
which might he taken into the voting
place by the voters. ! reco,nmend this
tenn is tantannount to am educational quail
ification OH the one hand, ar Al complete
surrender upon the other to- a judge of
electioII, who in many cases il incon-
petent and in some cases venal. The
time is too short to point out the many
tried, but which tn the most casual OBJ
server in the light of observation and
actual -. erper,.hce' hns been Iem1". .pa ha
siuiplifled and at the same time preserve
its essential qualities, i'm my opinion, II
end sccure the most perfect reficc-
ton of the popular will of any system ever
naugurated. IL stimulates courage i'm the
dependent TAI vote according to his con-
scicucious convictions, and above all il
strikes at the method of machine
politics and promises its complete annihi-
iation. In other words, siInpliiicd and
properly guarded, il secures ID the voter
the largest freedom of Thought. independ-
ebcc OF action and exercise of Judgment of
any system which has over Obtained to- my
knowledge. III our institutions are tn en-
dure. and the honor, integrity and pros
perity OF the state are tn continue to be
the hope and anchor of the citizen. the
voice of the people expressed at the polls
bc s~edulousiy guarded and maintained at
all hazards. The duties OF officers charged
with the responsibility of declaring the re-
lit of am election should he made 50 ex-
plicit and the punishment for misconduct
made 50 severe that the temptation for
ever rru,ovrd' cali ,o,,r nttcntion To
the Unusual and ,,,,,,ccessnrv .x,,s.ns. i'm
the matter of printing which the present
si'o,,iI bs. frn,ncI to meet only nes.cssarv
and proper expenses.
CoNsTITUTIoNAL
Conscious of the fact that the constitu:
Adopted our constitution unit a
p~ort,onmcnt and r-cprcsentation Of sena-
Sasi. Of r~cprSsen.asi"n under our form OF
government, was wholly ignored, l call
opport"nisy to provide for the early sub
mission of A constitutional
whereby this inequality may he speedily
corrected.
| Regarding the expenses Of the constitu-
tionai convention, the message iternizcs
bills amounting 20 Ss,e063O, recommend;
ing that they he paid by the state and
congress be. mennorialixcd to make the
the same good.
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