Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-03-04

"circles" or swings" but so agree, and by
just and fair usage of "two terms" they
in fact are entitled to the same. Hence
speaking l n the name of the great body
OF alliance republicans, I trust and be-
lieve that Hon. A. 81. Burke and Hon.
Roger Allen will receive the nomination
of the republican party for the office of
governor and lieutenant governor of
North Dakota, and if nominated, with
an honest union of hearts and action
they will be overwhelmingly elected to
wisely guide the destinies Of our new
giant state.
AN ALLIANCE REPUBLICAN.
jamestown, N. D., March, %, 1892.
Another Blast From Father P~errault.
EDITOR TRIBUNE: That unique little
epistl Q made of a long tissue of false
hoods, and written by MI. John Doe,
proxy for Mr.. McGillic, is duly received
and it's contents fully noted.
Thanks, Pat; thanks, awfully; though
you "spake" and said nothing. I did
not write the article attributed to me,
but l heartily endorse it, just the same.
I did not show that letter in the alleys
and on the streets, and the vile language
attributed to mt is unqualifiedly false.
Please quote me verbatim. IT Mr.. Nc
Gillic is the ultra-loyal Catholic he pre-
tends to be, why has he taken our parish
property (rock) and refused to pay for
the same?
Why has he not paid over to his law
full successor IN office, in due time, as re-
quested by Rt. Rev. Bishop Stanley, the
trustees, and all the parishoiners in good
standing who he we'll knows are COM
petent and responsible parties to de-
mand, receive and receipt forthe moneys
he now holds wrongfully and stubbornly
simply to crafty his own ambition and
personal spleen? Why not have deposit
ed. in the bank of his choice all the grave
yard money and the full value of that
parish stone subject to a receipt from
"the parties who are the right ones to
receive and receipt for them?"
Oh, no, the little knees of Mr.. P. w.
McGillic have not weakened since the
summons and compliant of the R. G. G.
of Mandan we're served upon our brave
and manly hero. Once in October last,
Mr.. P. W. McGillic knew how to talk
when he said to one of the trustees: II
don't care a ID for the rules of the
church; I don't owe st. Joseph's church
a ID cent. There is no id
power able to make me give up that
money"
On January 25th ult., the parish,
through the trustees, demanded that
money once more by registered letter
and the reply of MI. P. w. McGillic was
simply this:
E. & i 4; $ !; r SS;:$;!:: Trustees.
GENTS: In compliancewith instructions
received from my client, Hon. 2. w. Nc
Gllllc, l wish to state that il any of you
self-elected gentlemen wish to dance, that
we will take great pleasure in furnishing
you with the music Of a full band. Please
let your prosecution commence at once.
There is no terror, Perrault, in your
threats; for we are armed so strong in
honesty, that they pass by us like the idle
wind, which we respect not You do send
to us for certain sums of money which we
decline to send because we W you moth
ing.
Respectfully yours in love or war,
. j. E. CAMPBELL.
Since Mr.. P. W. McGillic boasted that
he would flight it with ali his might
and take it 60 the highest court"
1t is rather amusing to hear a chronic
office seeker, a la McGillic, who was
never elected, o appointed, who never
qualified nor gave bonds to the corpora
ton that sues him, yes to hear him
call the lawfully and unanimously
elected trustees of said corporation
"self-elected gentlemen" and volunteer
to furnish the R. G. G. whom he
cherishes so much, with the music of a
full band. Well, what part will you play,
Pat? Who will pay for the band? My
best advice to you Pat, would be, "never
take or keep unjustly any rock stone or
money belonging to any religious r
poration so long as you are not in it,"
And if you don't wish to die in your
boots, between st. Prevaricator and st.
Wesley, don't fail to make restitution
as soon as possible. and should you I'M
fortunately demonstrating the same
respect and same loyalty to the Catholic
church as you hold and maintain now,
you may unfortunately be buried in the
potter's field. I remain, yours as ever,
JOSEPH GILBERT PERRAULT.
Mandan, N. D., March l, 1892.
Test Your Seed Wheat.
ILL., Gz11--.--