, 1889-10-30
Wyoming were a state such an error
would never occur.

would never occur.
DELEGATE CAREY.
Father Nugent believed that statehood
could be accomplished by its $4,000 peo-
pie. and that they would undertake it by
voting for the constitution next Tuesday.
He closed by urging all to labor for state
hood.
Delegate Carey considered the majority
of the objections to the constitution Of
small account, and held that imperfections,
if any there we're, might be remedied by
amendment.
Wyoming had a greater population
than had a majority of the Legislative
states at the time of their admission. Hi
nois had but "a. 240; Colorado not more
than 10000. Oregon had been a state
ten years before her population reached
100, 600. and taxes had always been low
there. Few cast more votes than Wyo-
ming will poll next Tuesday. Kentucky
gave but $4,000 votes; Nebraska only
5000 for a constitution framed by con-
gress.
s,@,;o,o .. -. hoo, or.s.
toned Orr .ssa.s.hla v.l,o,;on was
.ho,, saa ooo 900 IL p.of Nj hald
.nd q HIM. ps,;s, So h,d o,;d cooI
the irrigating works worth $40, 600. 900.
m;nos now .nmoro wor,h sIo ooo ooo
C.Itorr;a wa. wortb onlv ana ooo 600
who, .au;,,od D., nonrla,on mos
onlv Al ooo A.L,noos forrteen Years after
.dm;o.;on b.d onIv n ooo ooo Florida
j. ,von,n-s;x ,o.r. onlv &aa ooo 600
Come on 10 Iowa once called an ;mnossi.
ble terr;torv in forr years .eer statehood
81 nj All 900 COO :, mo.,,h
Wisconsin, in two ye.-s onlv en- ooo :
ooo Oreoon in ,v,,ve ve,rs s3o q i.
IN M;nnaoo,. odm;t,ad in 1875 90,
IN esw yooro oho nrodrood . 900 900 :
.ooo b,sbels IF Grain
Tha ,row,h of Wrominn has ho.n
ore., WsaI,, has increased 14o nor
oon, s;,oo 100 81 - 1000 w;u .monn,
., Tho ri. ~ 600 ooo 400 IL The o,,te
Iaa;.I.trrss 90 oonsorv.t;vo sto,o oxnon.e.
Iii h. Lon, domn .na w;n he ,o.a ,han
,a.r;,or;.l onon d,r;nn \ frs, roor Faw
comrrobond ,ho roso,rcas of wvom;,.
Il w;u s,;l ho com,.-.,;velv rrdevoloned
IN sf,v yeors WIN Laramie coun,v
could srst.;r . state. She could nroduca
IN ooo .,ras ot n,.;, .nnr ,lIr oo,,lo orc
rrown ond ,bore orc our m;nes
.Jrdoe C.rev .rre.led 70 The r.orls 70
trrn ont and vote for The constitution and
seaeehooo- inere might no1 oe anolnet
opportunity In ten wears.
The speakers argument for woman suf-
fra ga ia tho Declaration that woman votes
80 - IL
JUS. as wisely as man. ana
studies the questions involved as
closely As the men. As Father
Nueent said. every woman should defend
,L.s-t.LLa-.~-o-.a O~a--h.a
'"o NV en'oyeu
not caused family lars, neither had the
women abused the privilege.
The delegate argued that the educa-
,;o,.I &c., uo,,I5 so.,.oIu a;af-..oh;ao
$500 -
anyone lhere was no court language
here, and 1t was not required that the
voter read the English version of the con
s,;,n,;on
n1 -
hatiiy the constitution IL you desire
statehood. L demand that Laramie
county give a big affirmative vote.
uncr 7 w LACEY
NJ p-.s ~ a.a., L.
"r' o'ter reau 'ue "ppenueu ie''ef
from Judge j.. w. Lacey;
CHEYENNE, Wyo.. Oct. 29.-The Hon
ordble Committee on Huitation-GENTLE-
MEN: 1 desire to express to you, and
through you to those having the matter
in charge. my appreciation Of the kind
ness shown lime by your invitation
to address the meeting in favor of state
hood this evening. An unusually severe
cold, which prevents me from speaking
much above a Whisper renders my accep-
lance of thr invitation impossible. take
this opportunity, however, to state my
strong convlctlon That the development OF
eveiy na.urai ih.eres. anu lesourcs pl .ne
admission as n state.
Admission will only be granted us upon
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