Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-03-03
How They Feel.

Jamestown capital: WNlle from q
partisan standpoint the election of w. N.
Roach, democrat, to the United States SEN
atorship by our legislature is to be re-
GREETED by republicans. and all the more so
because his election was accomplished BY
republican votes, there is some compensat-
that a clean man has been elected, one
whose personal standing and canvass for
bids reasonable suspicion that any cor
ruptlng influences were used to accom-.
plish the result.
Mandan Pioneer: The offense of the
few republicans that changed their votes
to Roach after the matter was practically
decided is slight, compared with the of.
Tense of those who for days and weeks
stood out opposed to all compromise and
all agreement. There were a handful who
would not 90 over TO the crowd, but ex-
pected the crowd to- come to them. They
are the men who are to-day receiving the
excavations of the party.
Emmons County Record: The selfish
ness and rivalry Of the majority of the
members OF the Cass and Grand Forks
delegations were the disorganizing element
among the republicans. Each delegation
was more anxious for the election of a
democrat from its own county than for the
election of a republican from some other
part Of the state.
St. Thomas Times: The men who were
elected by republican votes to represent
republican principles, and who voted for
w. N. Roach, have no right to be acknowl-
edged as honorable men. They were in
trusted with the delegated power of their
constituents and were not their own mas.
tiers. They basely betrayed their trust and
deserve to be condemned for their treach.
cry. They have done more to spread the
infection of disorganization in voting for a
democrat than. they can aver repair. At
the present time the outlook for republican
supremacy In North Dakota is very remote
blame attach. The Times still believes
the principles of rep%ublicanism sound, and
Will eventually prevail, but this BUSH
Whacking and guerilla warfare must cease
or o the party organization in this state
will lack sufficient members to hold q re.
spectacle township caucus.
LaMoure Chronicle: A legislature with
thirteen republican majority has selected a
democrat for United States senator-a
record unsurpassed in legislative annals.
Party chickering's, personal animosities,
greedy grabs for place and pelf, refusal of
a handful of republicans to caucus with
over two-thirds their own party, and
finally an enmity between two portions of
the Red River valley, were prominent
causes of the party outrage which now
confronts the people of the state. Organi-
cation once deied chaos ruled and the
enemy triunphed. Republicanism-as it
is conducted in North D~akota-needed
just this climax to bring down upon it's
head the maledictions of thousands of
disguised voters of the party; and the
fellows who misused and abused their
opportunities in the legislature of '93 will
have to look out how they rop up their
political heads or manipulate political
conventions in the future. The people will
DC after them and they don't want to for
get it. Excavations from former friends
Will forever ring in their ears, and the foe
who proftted by their traitolous course
Will cordially despise them.
Throw physic to the dogs" and use An
gostura Bitters for good digestion and a
healthy appetite. Sole manufacturers, DR..
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