Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-02-24
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"Glory to God; shake all the buttons off
my vest."-L. A. Boyden, Lisbon.
"Praise the Lord, all ye voters! Halle
lujah! Amenw-Willis A. Joy, Hamilton.
Everything comes our way; the Lord is
surely with us."-James Bell.
A large number were also received from
outside the state:
Senator Hansbrough wires: 81 congrat-
ulate you upon your election. The state
will not regret it, but am at a loss to un-
derstand the republicans, who had ma
jority on joint ballot"
From Chicago, Hon. John D. Lawler,
ex-territorial treasurer, sends in his con-
gratu]ations, and from st. Paul and Minne-
apolis, friends by the score rejoice.
II congratulate you on your election,
and the greatest democratic victory on
earth."-I. P. Baker. st. Paul.
"Accept my hearty congratulations
Geo. B. Winship, Battle Creek, Mich.
Glowing congratulations from the girls
and the kids" Washington, DC.
The following kilograms were also re-
ceived:
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 2O.-Hon. N
G. Ordway and VIC. Leistikow: Accept
congratulations for your splendid victory.
Great rejoicing here. You deserve we'll.
WM. NJ. SPRINGER.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2O.-Hon. w. c.
Leistikow, Bismarck, N. D.: Thanks for
your information. The splendid manage
ment of our friends in North Dakota is de-
serving of the warmest comuendation.
Please tender my congratulations to
R9af5 c. " Fep HSEE5Tf aeW
Aeistikow: We a1e delighted at the re-
suit in your state. Unexpected. but grand.
A. P. GORMAN.
."Major Mclaughlin and myself tender
our heartest congratulations. The major
starts tor Bismarck this afternoon to greet
you in person. We can't hold him down
until morning."-H. F. Douglas. Fort
Yates.
"Please accept my congratulations upon
your election. The people of North Da-
kota-especially those members of the
well."-W. F. Harrity, Philadelphia.
accept our hearty congratulations.
The country is saved once more."-Rucker
and Tiffany, Washington.
Notes on the Side.
The record has been broken, North Da-
kota, a strong republican state, elected
populist administrations; at the same time
republican legislature of thirteen majority
on joint ballot, which in the fullness of
time elected democrat to the United
States senate for the six year term.
Another problem in arithmetic. And to
show the further impartiality of the state.
her electoral vote was divided equally be-
tween the three presidential candidates.
All credit to Senator Arnold-republican
stauch and true. to the last.
A democratic banquet without liquid
refreshments is an analogy in political
procedure.
While the vote for senator was being
taken yesterday news came Of the death
of Senator Spencer of lottery fame, and
we'll known to North Dakotans. In the
dispatches this morning is recorded the
death of General Beauregard, the famous
southern general, whose connection with
the Louisiana octopus has inspired the
confidence of millions of suckers.
The house committee on appropriations
met last evening and considered the ap-
preparation bills. They will be reported
back favorably-as they came from the
senate-this morning and it is likely Will
be disposed of by the house to day. The
house will then adjourn over Washington's
birthday and take in the Bad Lands-a
treat extended by the Northern Pacific
railroad via special train Wednesday.