Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-23
Dr. HoPMENTS ATDENvER
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tm iHcFianf susFgAf. rcVaiatiaH.
al.I asH1ag fFaua. srr9gsnf rarti-au-
shil Eni le borate inslaipz O. bia,sd
-ia ahlz Topub.leau atulIui-tra iuu
hoifs tHo r.eard. GaFeruar Waitc
- % circumstance. Besides tbc
oie -Yseruor Fsaily nicani wel., hiir
Oh Hggrevatiou of fcpubIicaus uIcsus
ou uHe thinz, she rueIrltion 81 Vel
e. Hs matser What bappeus
y che credff ui Governor Peabody
b. iI8s kepl out of 3. prclty vel bat
LFateHaat t,5veruof uaEzsu elp-
m ..imaz a- barebrsrned state 1i
O Oae treuHlgz 90 fh.uk whaJ
10 sat larpau tby saue tum tbi-
81 a of WoIesJt saaaId so ia ras
b, e- chair
lHa reFubIltlu- have brekau theT
ST. Ha pledges. violated choir olrH- ai
a. aui re-sr.cI I1 frlul uugn.yeI
ID would advance tErr cai- Do
es -F rasr they have been he ag-
q sar and ualbHI bu. Che alu,
Z. ara-a ban de.erm.aad u5m a
"a 1erae in tbs house auI -eBs.r
h- ay rtet 20 rl8t.
LFau vheH oe-pul.a m iur.Iy BOZ
Ga U.Gad thfcv uut sis legally q.
e., i ormlUHrs irHu h. buI-a Boa 1r-
al fo give No'e,tt mHi1rrU, tb,
81 sia although gIvsuarbItrsry power
. tne constitution i1r just such su
,ia.rg neg .un-sated only ,wo repub-
"a eos ns ~ of .iz beosu-e Two were
e, nigh 20 prasrr. e democratic m iJr-
/ Hs.
{ tue bad to be- on The ground
81 az hour TO observe that the l5
eelfis were mostly frauds II be- prob
III thaI q very lew republicans
in senate and house smcerel,
- Wuiaott and " tuid never
vote fur him. We will hope for the
good name Of the party that his j.
80. Nevertheless most Of the So called
tntis have been bargained aud paid
for and are simply awaiting futurr
delivery. No wonder the real Ants
iidn't care 20 enter a caucus. lt
would have been smother case Of the
-pider and the hy.
The turmoil began Monday when 80
repubiicaus of ,he house uuseated
the tour float Arspahoe member,
aud Trax her and Aguilar from La,
Animas. The Denver Times saws
regard ug this
"lhe legislature on joint ballot had
a majJriJy OF ten democrats pledged 10
the re-elrctiOu of Colorado'- most hon
,red citizen TO the senate Of the
United States. Ambitious, wicked
men. determined 20 steal his seat
plotted not ouly that they would an
sat democrats in the house without
legal warrant, but that they would
by force destroy "a senate, the regular
tty and legality Of which was uuques
Toned aud replace ij by fictitious
aud Illegal senate composed chiefly OF
men !, iected and defeated by voters of
ihe state.
During the late political campaign
the republican leaders aud speakers
directed their pleas to voters ON the
plea that the party stood for the en-
forcemeut OF the laws and for good or
der and security. They claimed that
world that the best men iu the com
munity would be called TO the direct
ION of ITS affairs and peace and pros
perity would reign.
The developments show that the
men who have cont r0l Of the sfl .irs Of
the party are desperate o0Uspirator-
ready to shstter the laws snd invite
violence for the furtheranee Of their
ambitions.
The Times knows that the great
mass of republican voters Of the state
are looking towards Denver with
smszement and shame. Had they
known that their votes would have
helped to bring disgrace on the state
thev would have cut OF their right
hand rather than cast them a. they
did
In retaliation the senate threw out
Dick Of Conejos county and Mcdonald
of Lake keeping 8 democratic major
ity for Teller.
AT this point the anarchist lieuten-
ant governor Haggott proceeded to
organize a rump senate sud wss about
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