Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-03-12

t,,,rr ,o r,rotrr corr+rios hecorse or racs
a., religion.
IN" n lmissIon Of Asiatic Immigrants who
cannot be arnA|gamAt"d with our populatlon
n'S boon mace tn" subject eIther OF pronlo-
N"lN c'A"H'H IN our 'F'aNies anu statu'es'
~ 'i SH.'I aiMNnlStI"ltFt rcsu'ution 10
,If'' "N 1,lJ",nall' nrEo'ln' .on' prer ~.
,'' we may 'on''n"e W IN. tne
& It"''N 10 Il .'S' LFoW Such iinlst".ioI
N'' ""' n''''''' my lFL,tl"h anu ~ muoua'
g. "''>~''T Lr,M.'h SER n|rPrTton gS'rr =
'i' 5 M'"hI'I ne we mus! '"he every ptS
ID '"1l l" h'''"''' Or 'HuInS tnat' u pun
ism "''NnrH'' o., race l''IthS among u 70.
, "IHinS, I"Ir'-"rtS O! Mna'syer 10 20
"''N Nio UIn' ~ our Elant u uen1S 49,
10 'FN'' '"N'I' "''N'"CSN LctS II
U'"'''t'' '-"'"-' Ia"''NS Assault VI injury
Ni'G Monetary reform.
tu, .,. rrr,rDs to he carried ont dur
Of our ie.. .,.~I and banking laws. so rs 10
>,.rrr. a., u,rr elasticity IN the forms of
.r,r,p. 4 FL ~ all ., f.. Trade. and to prevent
.'Iu, of law from oDcrating to in.
,j.' &. I.r , a,IA>-mcntS of n financial
''n " Toe ""fNrN commission lately APP
',jl si' ~ tIIl consideration to exist
n q q, '~ aud to all proposed relhcuies,
aHI ".0 dnuNtlcSS suggest one that WI!
...' q r"Iutr"m"nt~ of business ana OF
l.''"" t''"r"st W" mnN hop" mat the re-
r. W'll "WiNnJIv neither the narrow view
"l '''',' Who hrli"vr that the sole purpose
' " NOW system should he t" secure a
IN" - r"llrn ON IAuNlnE 'ap"ihI nor or thoSe
who Npuid HAY" greater expansion OF cur
I"urr Nilh little regard to provisions for
" .,. ~ .y, .f,,i,, ~ ,Itinntn co.
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,u ~
"a IA '
! n'' -. ,, "" t w. nn'lo hatyveen tina
" .I.,r.' and The N far WESTERN sections of our
country. and Will greatly Increase the "a
c|Ijtli'~ for tranSporiati"n between the east
'%Il "nh me western Sean"arn, ana may pos.
>''N E'''il, '1'I Nv " Lii
Will respect t" hlIkY m"rchahdlse' 1t VIII
al" have a most hHn"hrIIl euect TO IN
rr'A~" tn" trad" between tn" eastern sea-
hoard of IN" nitrI States ma IN" western
''l>' "i Ho''p ,tIirh' "mn' 'nnctr, VIZ
,,I., Of %outn Amrrica reached by rail
from the west coast. The work on the canal
i ,,akinr most satisfactory progress. The
construction will 90 on under a most effect
iy. nr,nrl2,uon Centralized Inv col. Gorthois
and his fellow. army engineers associated
with him. and will certainly I've completed
only in the next administration, T. not
before.
Make Progress.
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! ~ G"N'Ln ,! nml ~ -
i0r'" hiro ana lhr inlipp'ncs J. p1oS' TIso
lh% ~ !"NoL'Its as n'ut" Nc
pF"Al'nrtlE " i W'o ~ ~ H. pbiin-
GU. II ~ -" 81, ,ta, thapp,
Hlh%S ar" nor al thn' we n"o'u -. NV neIv
T." 9t' Tur Main ~ rrdn trado bntwnen IN.
lHrin plI pcrn'i,'ahS ,r' "nhi 1870 Wiz
Sm,,'T T,",t iors '" IN s NJ and ne to6occo a,
sllrh limitations ID suStr anu .oGncfu "a
S"iil Iletrnt iiLui! y ~ no,n = =.
cSts on those prodnctS' we can count on an
~ w IVA
dhiiPpln%$ ana tn" oeTotppnnnht th,a a co mutu
any pronlahIe trHue octmeen 'nas Sounort
Hlu ny Nv t. rnhoLdirr 10 trad,.
IN "h'h urlrhurngH Is SpnoiuinG cnr l"n
Mons OF clyIl liOer!y ana ihcIraSlts popudar
,oh'r"l when might ,uo" vNpc'' uhio 1--WE w
N'''I '''h .,lSl''CS. n'tm 80" w. ".
n'' uIannS '"''' ''''"" " =" ~ -
d h"I,"n' n,or, ,,t+, bo,o r. incr.,si,o
l loon i"f"h,n WIN IoIc 70 ~. SentS
the hIrcauH s'ou !terinE :" NJ
ana me "tneF necet"nT VI So m y NO.; ~
thIel nutn"To % ~ ~ Tho snnt%horS s1a+es
~ ct't'"'"a YAK oonsidorotinn WAT I
iNat - -" H.'"i'ti'H 81 ~ tah :.
lo"k lor"h'H !" ; ~ NV Gil IA ,;n1, and
me 81 pmn,un" cuo,o,t tho South and
,ne'' Iu[Tr"IS II u ,aSnoctobIo noIitica, On.
rmg tinr IN ovnrr Stofe. oven more than
ms, 10 ~ Ia tho cnnt5 thot this GOV.
an Luz ptopttS o n n ~ rn mo and that r.,
ernthen, Is tIr'r ~ tto,r "n nT1oona 10
oL1rr[S ~ 'msnr tj ~ -, hi nmnstion cannot
me consideration OF tn,s IuestLoh IL ~
however, pG conpicte amu in.' we and
erehcc TO inc nero ~ - pioS,eos ~ ~
mont encIIrcd them freedom . the fourteenth
of nrnnertv and thr pursuit Of happiness
md the fifteenth amendment tc
secure the negro against any derivation o
the privilege to vote, because he was
nopro Of course the mere adoption Of
ionol law Is only one step in tn,
rirht direction. 1t must be fairly and just
lv enforced ne well. In time both will
come
r.. No
"ouiN f-d"ci'o NSS'"e'
There is in the South a stronger Ieenn.
than ever among the ihtei'.Seht' we!Et' H
and influential element in favor of the IN
dustrial education OF the negro ann me ~
enlargement of the race to make themselves
useful members of the community. I'M
progress which the negro has made IN IN
last fifty years from slavery. when Its sta
tistics are reviewed, is marvellous, md !
| {r,ynfShnS pvnrv reason f0 none ynHJ MI III