Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-11

their lodgings III fearful storms. Wh,
not be as fair in these matters as il
business affairs?
You say. 20. course it was neces
sary TO lengthen the record in order t,
bankrupt the state treasurer etc.
Now ii that isn't logic in the raw W,
never read any that was. If You can
make the people believe that propo
sition, there won't be a republican
there next January-losically all rob
ers. What nonsense, wen il YOU dc
not agree with those gentlemen politi.
cally. With regard to the increase il
the work of the several state Officers
we give an item taken from the Sioux
City journal OF October 4:
Acting Secretary of the interior
Simms recently approved OF the selec.
ton by the state Of South Dakota OF
39,957 acres of land in the Aberdeen
district OF the state IA Il part of the
satisfaction OF certain grants made
thereto by the act admitting the state
into the union i'll order that schools
and charitable institutions might b"
established therein. The land is Sc
lcctcd for the benefit Of the following
Institutions: School of mines 1881
acres, for educational and charitable
purposes 2G,5l4 acres and for deaf
and dumb asylums 5,GlG acres
IL costs something to select these
lands senator.
But how to your talk at the armory.
You stated in speaking Of freight rates,
that 1t was Impossible to lower them
on account Of the Influence of W. l..
Sterling and Harry Hunter and free
passes, when in fact ears could not be
procured fast enough to move She
wheat crop. Why lid Won not state
that this condition of things lasted
about sixty days, aud that Dug the
b;lanc" OF the year strings of ears
miles III length stand OF side tracks
lOttlng. Also, that 1Z6. 900 miles Of
railroad track is today in the hands of
receivers. Why not be fair srnatOr?
! o u then stated that the senators lief.
business %lntruSted to them and went
Oh on Il lunkctlng trip over the state.
Now senator why did yOu not explain
that the session before several mem
befS had dled from insufficient Vcnti-
lailon ami that As registers were to tie
put III through the sides Of the hall, il
was not only unsafe but Impossible to
90 business in the rooms. and for that
reason the several committees visited
tiIe state institutions in order that
they ascertain their most pressing
Why not be honorable and
fair?
You then mentioned the defeat of
GundersOn's bill proyiiingfor
the loan oi county funds to banks Civ
lnS bonds and paying highest rate
interest. Why bless YOU senator
the banks have more money than they
know what to do with now, and besides
what Il proposition to loan none to
the bank paying the highest rate Of
interest. surprising Treasurer Comp
had had Il few thousand more in
the Berc@iOri bank? What 0 anse.
In the matter OF tho "Worlds Fair"
appropriation YOU say YOU favored
900 but voted for 500, Onn. Well sen
atOr You done rs YOU pleased the Same !
Sol Star did. Acted IN your own juig-
nent. Just rs the people expected YOU |
"oUli when yOU Wcr" elected. and We |
see no reason for your kicking your
self now. In closing senator we think
have ,atlcd attention in our hum
Die way to enough Of one side misrcp-
in your talk to convince an
1npI"lndiced person that N0n did not
intend to state your proposition fairly. |
we !'iIr the time for results. The
umhl!ngS Of the slogan can be heard: |
h" Intelligent p"opl" will attuue it TO
reciprocity, protection to American
abor, and an honest dollar. The pit
pictured as having been digged
VIII swallow up such arrant de'na-
as Bum Allen, Simpson. PETER,
'emnoyer, LlewelIyn, Waite, Weaver,
.oucks, Wardelle, Lowe and yourself.
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