Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-11
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PLAIN FACT OF POLITICS.

PLAIN FACT OF POLITICS.
The voters of Burleign county will
be called upon at the primary cleo
ton, June "a, to record their wishes
as to the election Of candidate
for the United States senate. The
state of North Dakota is Republican
and a Republican will be chosen at
the primaries to be formally elected
by the legislature next winter. AS
The majority Of the Republican votes
are cast at the primary election, so
will the result of the legislative cleo
ton be, provided that one candidate
receives as much as forty per cent Of
the total vote. If there is not forty
per cent of the total vote cast for
any one candidate, then the two can
didates receiving the greatest num-
Der Of votes will go before the people
at the fall election, for the regis
tering Of a choice.
q Mr.. G. b. Little of this city and
county is a candidate for this import
ant Office. He is an old resident Of
the Missouri Slope, has been mem
Der Of the state senate for twenty
years, has a political and business
record that will compare fayorably
with that Of any candidate il the
race, and Is the only candidate for
the place who comes from this great
and growing section of the state that
is broadly designated as the Mis-
souri, Slope. Mr.. Little has had
the ability, the energy and the in
dustry to build up a successful bust
ness He has had the ability and
the influence to become one of the
leading members Of the state senate.
He is liberal minded, energentic,
loyal, honorable citizen, a man who
has done much to help build up this
Slope country, who has been active
and generous in those personal eff
forts that go to aid public enter
prises, and build up communities
and localities. He has been a loyal
Republican, yielding allegiance al
ways to the principles Of the major
ity Of his party and cherishing al
ways the interests Of his state, his
county, his city and his party, in
matters political.
1t is natural that In his agrees
i've Republicanism, and in his cam
didacy for this important Office, he
has made political enemies, who are
at the present time flooding the
mails, the streets and the doorsteps
OF homes with literature" calculated
and designed to prejudice voters
against him, and to procure votes
for other candidates. No efforts
have been spared by his political
enemies to place him in false light
with the voters and to misrepresent
his official actions and the policies
for which he stands. He has already
issued a declaration Of principles,
and it will be found that in politics
MI Titles word Is good And as
= man he IS the equal Of any man
III the senatorial race today.
The Missouri Slope country will
cast a large vote. Cast unitedly and
effectively, it will decide the issue
in this election. 1t is for the reason
that Mr.. Little has the united support
and backing Of this great western
area that Mr. Little's enemies are
SO busy seeking to create prejudices
against him and to inflame public
sentiment against him and In behalf
OF some other candidate. These are
the tactics Of politicians, who seek
to build themselves up at he ex-
pense of some one else. Mr.. Little
has lived on the Slope for twenty
1--WE years and In that time no dishon-
orable action has been charged
against him, either In business or
in politics. The undertaking Of jeal-
Gus and envious enemies will have
little effect with the people of this
section, ais against twenty-five years
OF honorable. loyal upright citizen
ship on the Slope.
AS matter Of political wisdom, ii