Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-30

of contract engrossment and enroll
ment law.
Senate Bill No. Is, Robinson-Re-
demption of real property sold on exc
cution
Senate Bill No so, Cashel-Publica-
tion of proceedings of State Education
al association. Mr.. Cashel explained
the nature of the bill. which was de-
sired by the state educational depart
ment as something for the benefit of
the educational interests of the state.
House Bills.
House Bill No was read the first
time. House Bill No was referred
to the committee on judiciary.
Resolution Of Respect.
Senator Cashel presented the follow
ing resolution to the memory of Pres
ident Mckinley. which was adopted.
the senate adjourning out of respect:
whereas. since the close of the Sew
enth legislative assembly of this young
commonwealth, this nation has been
called upon to mourn the loss of
noble citizen who first breathed the air
of freedom sixty years ago today.
Born of humble parents who were
richly endowed with the pure charms
of Christian virtue. fidelity. integrity
and patriotism. which they abundant
" transmitted to their offspring who
grew under their frugal means and
fostering care from childhood to man
hood inhaling the pure atmosphere of
freedom. while with meager Opportuni-
Ties he cultivated mind prolific with
natures endowment. until first he be-
I came a soldier 10" the preservation of
MS country. then step by step with
that proverbial American push and en-.
ergy. he reached the halls of congress.
then filled the gubernatorial chair of a
great commonwealth. and was finally
elevated by seventy million people to
the highest official position that can be
occupied by man, president of this
great and magnificent republic
This man, who was so honored in
life and revered and mourned in death
was the late lamented William Nc
Kinley.
He was fruitful in filial affection. a
devoted husband. patriotic citizen
and an ideal statesman. who wooed
the dove of peace, but for the amelio
ration OF the oppressed he courted
war 1t seems almost prophetic wher
poor Cuba. wearied by battle and deci
mated by want, appealed to humanit,
1or protection. that this noble states
man should be the medium through
which a benign Providence extended
the boon of liberty to this oppressef
people. for
When freedom from her mountain
height
unfurled her standard to the air
she tore the azure robes of night
And set the stars of glory there,'
And. Whereas. when we were enioy
ing the repose of peace and the boo,
or prosperity and participating in th.
exhibition of the great industries n
thls nation. as chief executive William
mckinley visited that exposition on ,
mission OF peace and good will toward,
All men and there issued his last mani
festo. when by the hand of foul as
sassin he was stricken down. and IN
dav the nation mourns his demise bu
VIII perpetuate his memory in letter.
OF gold emblazoned on the scroll n
fame: therefore. be it
Resolved. That this senate do nov
adjourn out of respect to the memor,
? OF pure and loyal citizen. a brav,
soidier and a sterling and patriotic
statesman. being one of the president
OF this republic whose name viii
illumine the pages of history until tim,
is no more.