Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-10
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the wants of the Lawmakers and
citizens Of the state; no hope for
Improvement; unhealthy environ
aae1lts; emphasizing the great mis-
take made, acknowledged on all
hands, il, locating it there in the
first place: frightful moral sur
roundings, seen by stranger at
once as being undesirable for an
institution Of such Importance to
the commonwealth etc, ad infin-
ltl1m.
In the second drawer, you will
d find the arguments in favor OF the
# place to which we desire to re-
move the institution. Its uneqrmll-
cd population, location: its poten-
4 tial future fine ssll1brious enyi-
ronments; it's church and Sunday
school privileges for the spreser-
Vatiop OF the morals Of the law
/ makers; also young children who
are growing up in the vicinity of
the lawmakers etc.
THE third drawer contains the
editorials already written to be
used as double-leaded leaders in
newspapers, 16 inch Krllpps with
snperinposed tnrrets far-reaching
and dreadful in execution ::
Wcighty8 with great and forceful
arguments.
In the fourth drawer, you will
find What is Said notices. bright.
Sparkling, Witty remarks from
Fvell5known citizens. Some are
prepared for hotels, others, while
on train to etc. =
And so on, gentlemen, = said
i3a.einlls, with ii. flourish of his
arm. all under heaven 1 We got.
to do isato head them, fill in the
date, set .em loose and they do
the business. Why, gentlemen
he said proudly, as he pointed to.
the case, W. there is argumentative
matter enough III. those drawers;
to remove any institution III the
state, and don't know, speaking
confidentially, Of course, but that.
! could move it out Of the state,
if you so desire
Now, gentlemen, see how ii
I. works. Here .yon arc with a lot
I ef reproductive red estate on
yolns hands in. this place, with
roads here Deremus bowed
to Mr.. Gnnter. entering same.
8' You can by thetsloM increase
Of Trade and population natural.
stossa teyvn ofsthis size make the
+. money You feel You ought to III
real estate speculation. and your
y road. df.Sl9unter, eanother genu-
fiectlon1 has no especial prestige
ASsar passenger traffic, but, engage
s1ile, and let ME set my literary
sttogs of war loose, that are now
confined lnetaphorically speak
lngi III those drawers, andpresto!
the location of the capital is
changed. Your real estate advan-
ees rapidly in price to a high fig
ure, yoll take time by the fore
lock, .sellcut. reap the profits and
retire on syaIsr well-earned laurals /.
and yoitr railroad gains the pres
figessand THE traffic. Nothing easier
done. turn. for my efforts..I
"; ant asonable piece Of the pie.
Just Il cllt where the htlclsleber-i
ries are the. thiiclSest.stha Is all, e
oW gentlemen, continued
i1orenalts, III a burst of confidence.
we have reached That important.
Grain our state life when every
thing should be kept moving. /
believe IN moving public institute
tioi,s. Why not Now say FIVE
sofs SIN years after the capital has
served our purpose at this place,
after You real estate fellows in
!. sadeIof the deal have cleaned up.
your bunch of long green's, why
1i0f8femove the capital right back
where 4 is nows 4 don t believe
an allxane logging the benefits of
hese institutions In my jldg7.
!. alent, they should be- passed
arotsad on know the poet8says:
we nightly pitch oul. moving.
tents. That IS the idea mo wing
II believe, gentlemen, these institil-
lion should circulate, and am
here with my literary bureau to
j. circulate. them. of course, i
might have four on. fiye institIl-'
fiplls ua theroad AIT 4 he same time,
\ b.sltsin that case, it's my Intention.
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