The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-29

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For clerk Of supreme court, All.
Wooster, of Monona.
For reporter Of supreme court, T.. j.
Morris, Of Mahaska.
For, railroad commissioner, j. NJ.
Joseph, OF Union.
The ticket being completed the con-
vention Joined in a Unanimous call
for Gen. Weaver, who made a telling
spetCh Of about fifteen minutes. He
moved an additional plank to the
platform, which was Unanimously |
adopted, as follows:
~. We demaud the election of United
States a sviin. nmf ~ a., 7 airs s,,. yGte Of tho can pee be-
the nomination 81 United States senator. In
state conventions, pledging q In the same reso.
lutioit hill representatives, elected, by our
party to vote l6f the nominee at the meet
Ing OF the legislature.
J. II. Randall, Of TT. Dodge, wRs
called for. He said he did not wish
to make q speech, and had only
suggestion to make To the convention,
and that was for the people every
where to get into the field early with
their nominations. In this way they
would avoid being dictated to by
other parties. BY taking the lead
they could select the right men, then
let the other parties come to time.
KANSAS, he said, moved early and sue
cess would crown their efforts. Or
ganize early and nominate men for Of
flee, irrespective Of party, who will
subscribe to reform principles and
make the race Gs an Independent.
The work for which the convention
was called having been completed, a
vote of thanks was unanimously ten
dered the county officers and the peO-
pie for the use of the court house and
the convention adjourned.
Republican Authority.
The publication Of politics is ar
force. Politics is a battle for su.
premacy, Parties arc the armies.
The Decalogue and the golden rule
have no place III q political campaign.
The object is Success, TO defeat the
antagonist and expel the party In
power is the purpose. The Republic
cans and Democrats are IS irrcCOt1.
ciliably opposed to each other as was
Grant and Lee in the Wilderness.
They use ballots instead of guns, but
the struggle ia rs unrelenting and
desperate. In war It IN lawful to
deceive the adversary, to hire Hes
SLAMS, to purchase merccnaries, to
mutilate, to destroy. The COM
mander who loses a battle through
the activity Of his moral nature
would be the derisioh and Jest Of his
tory. This modern cant ab0t1t the
corruption of politics is fatiguing in
the extreme. 1t proceeds from the
tea-custard and syllabub %diletantism,
the frivolous and dcSlltury sentiment
alism of epiccncs.-Senator j. J IN
gals.
Republican farmers and laborers
everywhere, take notice. This is
Republican authority. These are
words uttered by II Of the leading
Republican Office holders in the
United States.
And what does he say?
"The publication Of politics is an
i%ridcScent DREAM"
1.-THE Decalogue and the golden
rule have no place in a political
campaign"
"Tl1is modern can't about the cor
ruption of politics is fatiguing in the
extreme. 1t proceeds from the tea
custard and syllabub diletat1tism. the
frivolus and dcsultory sentimental
ism of epicenes!!"
Senator ingalls, speaks with au-
thority. He Is a politician of life
long experience, schOoled among
the sharpest and shrewdest minds
that unlimited corporate wealth
standpoint of a politician among
rp1itfoinn nc md IL nav ca fn1v no rra-
stuffed that he knows just what he
is talking about.
Mr.. Ingalls, tells you just how your
interference in politics is received BY
} the party bosses. He tells you that
1.-THE publication of politics is an
iridescent dream"-that is, rotten tc
the core, and the puriflcation will
never be accomplished. He further
tells you that your cant about thi;
same corruption is fatiguing in the
| extreme to the great army of corpo'
! ration tools known as politicians: and
he Uses a whole lot of far-fetched
unheard-of words to express his opin'
J ion of people who will dare to 1in6
: fault with their manner of doing
| the peoples business
= Fellow toilers how do you like it:
=, Are you not proud to be allowed tt
? bow down in worship to the party
, gods?
l The time was when the people
owned the wealth of the country, an(
) paupers and millionaires were alike
) almost unknown. To-day there arc
: hundred of millionaires, represented
by Senator Ingalls, and his co-poli'
, %ticians, and thousands OF tramps anC
! paupers. Legislation is responsible
These same men that now tell you
. your ''cant" is fatiguing in the ex
tremc have ignored the Decalogut
. and the golden rule until the wealth
of the country is in the hands of thu
few-put there by law.
Is it not time that you wake up tt
+ a realization of your rights ant
l duties?
The views expressed by Senator In
gals are the views of all politicians
who crack the party whip. SIT il
lawful to deceive the adversary, tt
: hire Hessians, to purchase mercen
aires, to mutilate, to Destroy"
i. If after the people have been rob
t bed of their lands, robbed of thei
l money, robbed of their markets; i
after they have been placed at tn
/ mercy of immortal trusts and pool
utlu llIdhC W pay Il UllOuCC w 1OlcISl
: capital equal to the entire increase il
the nations wealth, if after the rapit
= increase on t%enantry and t~hree-fourth
f of all other homes are mortgaged-
all caused by politician-madc laws
t if after all Of this the declaration O
S Senator ingalls, fails to make the pco
s pie see what is hurting them it Ger
tainly seems that nothing short o
the gibbet will make them hear.
1t will be noticed that Senate
; ingalls, speaks not for the Republican
: party alone, but for both old parties
The only hope for the people is in
dependence. They must cease t
support for lawmakers the part
i politicians whose only purpose is t
"expcl the party in power" If thi
government is yer to be a people
government the people must TAX
q hold Of it.
@ All hail to Senator ingalls, for tel
q ing the people the truth about col
runtiOn in HIGH n1acas. Thov %