Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-03-14
Busy Goodwin!

The following W as received by Representative r. N Stevens and read
to the House yesterday:
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as club over the members opposed to them and threaten to allow n imisIa.
ton to go through until the bill passes. This is to be the hub around Which
must revolve all the legislation of the session. The financial condition of the
state is the great inducementt to foster the diMeputable scheme. Many of the
farmer members while they admit that It'll of questionable morality, yet think
the state would be justified in adopting this means to make the whole people
happy and wealthy with few exceptions, they have the press securely muzzled,
so that no adverse criticism will get into the public newspapers until it is too
late; do. WmshlP has been approached with all sorts Of seductive induce
paperthe state paper furnish him all the lottery printing, and some ofthe prom
inent( ~ hazens of Grand Forks are here kicking Winship because heis standing
nthe way Of that city receiving the location of this benefcent institution; some
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Ipptng thing that has besn tried for many years; it is said that the
nent of that corrupt State has reached the point that will not allow it to be
extended, and they have seized upon the financial condition of North Dakota
to aid them in fastening it's bighhng curse upon the fair fame of this new
State. The very. boldness Of the scheme gives it temporary strength. A care
mel who cal neither be bought, budosed, Aattred or caoled into voting to
pass it over the governors veto, and then wait and let the hackers of The rotten
scheme introduce it and put themselves n record, and then flood the State
with protests letters and kilograms to arouse the sleeping lion of public senH-
ment and bury the reckless movers of this damnableI and Infamous outrage sc
deep that they car never raise their heads in the politics of the State. We do
not want to make any move now for fear they will weaken before they are put
N record .by introducing the bill, and then claim they never intended to try
and pass lat all
You can talk with Rush and Van about this but don't make it public until
send you word; You might write 1t up in good shape from this outline I
ton next Friday and if the thing reaches a head before that time I viii wire
you "set up stoves"
Another thing, Judge Lauder was here yesterday-going home last night.
He thinks now he will not call q grand jury for Ransom county term which is
atf or march, 18th, unless requested by the board of county commissioners.
That iso O. the theory that the bill aboGshing the grand jury becomes q law
See the mmssioners about this and have them be sure and petition Tor a
grand jury sc as to investigate that warrant matter. Regards to all the boys.
Yours truly, GEo. F. GOODWIN.
r s. John Ra said he understood there were som protests filed at
Washington that knocked out "Steve"
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