Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-01-20

friends, but with candid consideration of
all the varied interests of a new and |
rapidly developing state. We need man
for this high position who has a sufficiently |
vigorous and comprehensive mind to under,
stand our Qseeds; who is broad minded
enough to be impartial to every
business enterprise within the bas-
ders of v,nr state; a man who will
be positively fair to corporations and the
producers OF wealth; positively fair as be
capital, realizing that both have rights and
that the interests OF both should receive
just and fair consideration: q man who has
sufficient moral force to prompt his mental
acumeE and stand by the results Os his
conscientious deliberations. A man who,
rs private citizen is above reproacE; who
&s pIblic man will command respect and
confidence Of .hiS own state and not only Of
his associates lin the senate of the Emitted
:States;.a maG sufficiently well infOrnled to
ls.loN2 that all WEALTH comes from the
earth and asa result of honest ann arduous
toll; man who knows that eaduring
only from ;intelligent and persistent
in carefully fostering the ' interests s''o Of
these producers Of wealth as the very
foundation of ,natiOnel prosperity. If in
qualifications we find one Who'll hes had ex-
perience sin Legislative bodies, easo, our
search may we'll be considered cver-we
hsve,fOund a proper man for experience
though lest is not by any means least, OF
these requisites. The states of this union
having the most power in tie councils of
the nation, whose wishes and desires are
| most respected and whose impress is most
thoroughly stamped dsipon ourgoverlmental
policy axe those states Which. having
! found a.Go0d mania official life, keep him
| in the station he so well adornG. While
ehe states which haze had the least in
tiuence eEd whose wishes are the least
respected are those who are continually
filling her most Important position with
| neW and Intried lnen. who. no matter how
well qualified. otherwise lack this i'm
| portanrfscrOr OF stst5oess.
| Mr.. PRESIDENT, l believe it is an .unwise
policy, fer any state especially new state,
with record TO zs.aisp to give her stand
I.ing in tho siste-lKod OF states, &c rely
upon accomplishing the full meue of her
desires by adopting policy of constant
change in her highest officials at our ma
tiOnal capital. In thsSe remarks Mr.. Presi-
dent, l.Wtsh it to tas distinctly understood
THAT it is tartnerest from lny thoughts to
make any unkinI reflections upon any
| gentleman whose Ra,le may he mentioned
upon this 4 oor as ass1ndidate for this high
| office. some of them are my pecnoDal friends
legitimate and pro3.pted by lals1able
ambition; bntsl have desired; ts look at tins
| important dutN from standpoint ofloyalty
to what consider ths. best Interests OF the
/ Whole state to the exclusion 0f all Gther
| considerations. Fog these reasons and
4 lunden these eircum STAGES, Me-, President,
4 L have risen TO second the nolRi&at Of a
gentleman, who, in my! Judgment combines
| in high degree all the ;qualikoa-
lions necessary no successful
filling OF this most honor
ans ans ,a% posl,,sH qieot q % imam at., sho ana ms
tensiye!y idenaitied VIE her pradlcing in.
/ ,tertsts: "a man with A.A,0r untarniShed,
4 with integrity .unqMeStioned; {. .4uiG1.,
scholarly man, who by aducati<e. and in
. lsaritanse is ma,st' thoroughly equiOped to
dignity any position within the gift OF The
people a. this state: lNan OF great bus;-
| ness ablMty, OF Ssarllng character; 2s,,nall OF
I heart as well as 0rains, w!iose motives are
bOrn of ~ desire to do equal aeM. exact
Justice. to all of iaiS ,fellOM citizens: a man
whose ,pMblic and private life are above
just .censkre; gentleman.,L am informed
the fullest extent the unqualified respect
{ andec0nfdHnce of hEe very best eleSlents
\ .Of the senate of the United State%; the
/ Most eminent body Of the .anost eMknent
nation in the entire world. Me wOusG fill
this .kigh position il. the futare rs he has
himseN, with great hGllor, to this. grand and
| yOung state Of North Dakota end last ing
aeletittsO all her people. He >%es for many
years one OF the uncrox7ned kings Of THIS
laild, hlut who AlaS worn the crown of OfkIe
$" honorably aad we'll tkat: i a.a in tav&g
OF croWhing him again. Mr.. Eresidetl.,
the name ut this gentleman is the Hut
Lyman u. Casey, aud ! most heartily
SecOlid his nOnAnntlOn f0: United States
senator from Moth Dakota.
Mr.. !Sorley, in nominating Mr.. Anderson.
said:
1t is with pleasure that rise to nonli-
nate a maM ,tOr the posit;on OF CIAted
I a man who has been with you ;sand Wle has
helped to make North Dakota what it is
to-day; 4 man that believe is .aminently
9.lalltitti to till the position of UnLed States
Senator. We titad that in evers .ditliGIIt
undertaking that promotes The interests Of
When in difficulty with the Great N0rth.
Grn GnilrOad we found this man Wetf dNWu
there III behalf of the citizens of the Red
River valley and settled the question u the
satisfaction OF them all and believes knan
showing the ability that this man does,
and qualified as he is for the position. is
justly entitled to the honor ut United States
SeGa'Or. do not wish to Eepatct on any ct
the gentlemen whose names have already
been placed in nomination, hut believe
tile man whom am about to place in nom.
inatiOn will deal fairly and honestly with
all classes; believe he will deal fairly
with NIL corporations OF the state, and that
| he will do and accomplish what is needed
! for our comparatively new state. He has
not been tried and found wanting. ue has
held the position of county anditnr tor
eight years, and register Of the United
States land Office for eight years iH the
county in which he lives. and no man has
had any dealing with hlm but what Will
heartily recommend him as to loyalty.
ability, integrity. Then, l say let us send
Il man ~ the senate OF this United States
who possesses these rare qualifications and
| desire to place in nomination such u man
| from Grand Forks, MIR. w. j. Anderson.
MIR. Wincman supporting the nomination
Of MIR. Il ndcrson. said he came to the state
as II cabin boy, and has risen until it is an
honor to support him for the highest posi-
ton within the gilt Of the state, and he
| was sure he would reflect honor on the
state il ho were to be elected.