Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-03
BISMARCK. NORTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY JUNE 3 1892
than June 4th, and the same was unani-

than June 4th, and the same was unani-
carried.
Mr.. Douglas thought that inasmuch
as there had been mistake made by
the former session in not providing for
the bills asked for in the governors
message, the members should serve the
state for nothing and asked the members
to return to the state treasury their
mileage and per diem. The members
did not seem to take kindly to this
proposition and on motion of Mr.. Hill
the ever capacious table received this
resolution.
At this point the members of the
senate we're announced by Sergeant-of-
Arms Haugen, and the upper branch
fled in and was called to order in joint
session by Lieutenant Governor Allin.
His excellency, Governor Burke, was
then introduced to the joint assembly
and delivered the following:
Gentlemen of the Senate and House of
Representatives.:
An, An eSXtraordinary S,, occasion as: having
provision in the laws of the state
for the canvass of the vote whereby
the representatives to the electoral college
which shall elect the next president of the
United States are chosen, and for CANVASS
ing the general election returns of the
state, have, as provided by the cOnstitu-
tion, called you together in special session.
Tho 6iOnifv nf th0 - ~,
volved in this omission OF proper laws, but
our duty to the national government is
thus rendered impossible of performance
The duty OF your executive is fulfilled in
calling the assembly Of the peoples repre-
sentativeS together, and it remains with
you to take such action as may seem
proper to you in the premises.
The sentiment of the people, as ey-
pressed to me from almost every county of
the state. also warrants me in calling your
attention to the matter of an additional ap.
preparation to the Worlds Fair fund. At
your regular session you saw fit to make Il
certain appropriation, which was then
thought sufficient; buta very large num-
Der Of the citizens of North Dakota eX-
press themselves as dissatisfied with the
amount set aside by you for that purpose,
in view OF the improved condition OF af-
fairs in the state generally since your ad-
jOurnment. And the number who agree
in this matter is so large that. in difference
to their wishes, expressed in private 10 me,
in public through the press and in mass
meeting throughout the state, l bring this
subject to the notice of your honorable
body.
1t is also my duty as executive to inform
you that it is the wish of the people of the
state, so far as am advlsed-and should
not venture to convey the message tO you
If was not convinced from the multitude
nf inn snyhi inI hosy
that the sentiment OF majority of the
people accOrds with this wisn-that your
session be short, and that you consider
only the questions named above.
1t Is proper Tor me to say, however, that
| have assumed the responsibility Of TAX
ing you from your respective avocations
a.t stt ol rh ,frms ns+ expense 10 you ana TO the
cially have felt the extr.me Efficacy of
sigmltylng ~ ~ 70 you the & feeling with refer
reference to the Consideration % Of % omlv Two two
subjects at this special session; but believ-
f, nrncinls Of @ m hertv that tha
people are the rulers, and that your honor
sarva aU.e Dony, as s wen % as myself are 0ut the
made acquainted with their desires, felt
mat 5aat is should fall in my duty should neg
lecG lile ColnliulicatiSli Oh tlein 10 you.
hoo .e fra cse oi te te ,ast f session deat
Representatives Daley, Of Walsh, and
th0mpsont an, on, or iraii nave Deen summoned
this opportunity to pay NV tribute of re re.
spsct to their memory: ~
pleasure in renewing win " the i aco,iaintancs seS of
your former session, and trust that this
Iae Will w ,I nai'ho'il1us m anu tiiaC Ine uuty
tiously performed.
alta H4avIng % thus STU, fulfilled my constitutional
satisfied that Won viii deal with them
wisely and as. in your judgment. the honor
selves and vonr or r constituency @ emo uy demand NJ so"'
The time for the introdnct;on Of hills
having arrived the same were sent to the
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