Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-06-21

the common enemy, and who does
il not.
Il Amongst all the Free Press ex.
changes, which Covers practically
all the state, we have yet to find
3 n so-called stalwalt paper. that. has
failed to come up smiling and &c
cept the result at Sioux Falls
y gracefully, and assure the new
management OF. the republican
party in the state of its utmost
Illegally to thes ticket nomin,ited
and the platform adopted. There
4 Iis not 4tn exception so far MS re-
q corded, where Il sta!wart newspa-
per has kicked, over the traces.
4 They are all urging party fealty,
| and That one ,ind I'LL who travel
under the name OF repnblicanism
show their loyalty to the canse.
4 The Free Press is distinctly one
Of this class. But how diff: different
with the so-cailed insurgent pa
.Ipsrs. They show the small cali
bre of which they are made in al
most every expression they utter.
/ The Free Press has been studi-
ously glancing over the insurg2nt
press since the convention and
finds a good many statements like
1.-THE following from the Canton
Leader, edited by Arthur Linn,
who, Il few years ago supported
Bryan B fer president and Lee for
governor, and was rewarded for
This efforts by being appointed
commandant Of the soldiers home
Fat Hot#Springs, and later kicked
out for gross irregularities in it's
management. He says:
sSomesof the diptiestsand mean
est character ass,issins among the
Emachine editors are bowling for
peace and harmony since the peo-
lple repudiated them and their
methods. When the gang failed
to lndict Mr.. Crawford at Sioux
Falls they tried it at. Deadwood.
j This is in keeping with the con-
Isplracy that forced Judge Kellam
to leave the state and drove. Berg
ilto IN untimeiy grave. The re-
4 publican party has no use for
such men, they will bring dis
i honor upon my party with which
they are connected. The repub
lSlican party of this state has no
Iuse for such men. 1t will be
I stronger without them.
Now the Free Press, speaking
\ for4itself, and for every other stall
wartr epdblican paper, cannot he
driven out of the party by any
such Talk, especiall yas it emanates
8 from a renegade republican, who
q isl5ustsas likely to support Bryan
for president. two years hence as
the republican nominee The re-
/ publican ticket us nominated at
Sioux Falls is sWorthylthe vote of
every republican, no matter
whether he has heen classed as an
4 insal'gent or; stalMart in the past.
4 1t has got down to il matter of
party and principles, with all fac
tionalism eliminated, and this is
the time to line mp. 81
The intemp crate ,itterances of
4 renegades ike Linn viii not count
Il 81 Y q the show Town II the edit
J ors Of the insurgent papers in the
state viii show one half the
loyalty u tie patty that TIC 1ss stat Cd.
!. warts y are doing the victory at the
4 polls viii be as great, or greater,
! than il has ever been. ;..5
'l he new I, lnanage ment of the
| E. cam paign committee had better
m,'zzl eitsss,aap ping editorial curs,
4 like the one at amt
Albert Cole has been no I
mated saa ths pub ican tieketsfor
i oxernol' of MINI y, .apei viii
run against johnson, the
l u ii 81 ia 81 ben I.of the place.
are afraid Mr. Cole will never
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