Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1889-02-22

Ill tlS power to leii55!S!u9 nlnlSelI OUS
Of Office III order to aid The question
Of early division and Omission.
No man in South Dakota has q
more ri.sht'uI and honorable claim
for Il seat in Congress than Mathews
and the h .pp.7 and proper tniny for
our South Dakota friend. is to unan-
imnusly agree to send him back TO a
seat he has so honorahly earned
once. and which for all Dakota 5
benefit he gracefully resigns.
| understand the joint committee
appointed to investigate t|,e us. Ium
for the insane at ,Ianpstown will re-
port the institution free from any
OF the charges preferred by Que Di -.
Drake, former employe. Repre-
sentative M..I,,ry was on That COM
mittee and hr is the chairman Of the
committee, who wilt report favor.bl
ior he asylam and it needs no word
of mine to cony'uce The people thnt
the report is all honest one.
Representative Newman got a
Legislative prop under all applicants
tor normal schools this week and
now has the qualification of seeing
his normal school located u, Miluor.
Newm4, is tine hardest and about
the sllckest worker in the House
AN; " the face OF IL buIwark of on
p',*l''"n lie has pushed and fought
every l.ch Of .rouJd alone. until
tinaIly all the boys 20 to see New,
man in order to ils.lre the passage
of their pei bills.
Capt. Da.'. Iorkey, the brilliant
.jouny lawA OF Grafton. is ut the.
capital, II little down-bearteI be
caase the omnibus bill has lost to
.ls thriving city the Nrrril D.sllpt.
constitutional convention. Yet he
is overwhelmed with joy to think
he can sonn bnsk in the realities of
Statehood. Capt. TorEev is one of
the best -knowtl man in Dakota and
we trnyt his pl,ce in the new State
will he IA prom:nen! one.
The recent attncks on President
oSnumel by a correspondent of the
Fargo Sun and the ST.. Paul Globe
are without doubt the lowest and
most contemplate form Of newspa-
per brutality we have ever sen.
President Siimmel is a man of
ability and honor; il neither a
coward, fool nor traitor, winch
certainly cannot SAY for the people
who so unmercsfuIly attack him
on personal grounds.
The Hills Dis rict is we'll repre-
scented i'll the Council by Messr$.
Wa habaugh ana HALEY. Every
person who has lived in Dakota SIX
months knows Hon. Frank Washa-
balgh OF the city of Deadwoud.
Ten years ago Frank Washabauyh.
Il young lad, walked from the spot
where Pierre now stands to the
greatly celebrated gold-ribbed Black
Hills. Years @. toll in mines. pr-
ton and dangerous experience
with red and white murdcrous vii
lians-yet through 1t all young
Washabaugh thriyed financially,
mentally and otherwise, and is to-
day one Of Dakota'y most brilliant
lawyers, and a safe public man,
Sir. Hol!e.y is from Rapid City; like
his friend WasFabaugh rarely makes
a speech. but when he does it counts
every tim". | believe Blinking is
his business and ine liz very popular
Haley is serving his first term.
while Washubaugh is now Oh h:s
fourth.
President George Hopp, of the
Br"okilgs Press. is in the capital
city looking after the interest of the
newspapers. Editor Hopp is one of
the shrewdest politicians of South
Dakota. He publishes the best
weekly paper i'll the sout|,-stande
closer to Mathews than any othe.
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