The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-03
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factions in South Dakota, let us
hear something Of that and less dis
cussion as to who shall be on this
ticketSand who shall be on that.
Is charged against the governor
. fSSouth Dakota that there has been
aextravagance. And II there has been
none should be denied an opportunity
toSprotest against 1t. Let the fullest
publicity be thrown upon state ex-
sslp,enditures. Let there be explana-
sst1cns.ssn0t onlyfrom the governor,
bnt also from every republican mem
gsrSsof the last legislature. whether
ssstalWart'' orsprogressive." For the
1ppropriation bills went through the
1egisllature with q unanimous repub-
Ron yotssin nearly every instance,
sNWS remember. The Republican is
/ 9ot sure that more money was not
asalpsnt than war absolutely necessary,
Il! 4 any innldllctment on chat score
elhlouldl apScitic. mentioning the
tems thlaltsssws1esrln.ssF uanlwarr1santed and
.a6lo1wiiinE WY they we're.
aSs.Algainst the congressman 1t Is
Islssssed thst they have not repre-
ls1pated the sentiment Of South Ds-
NJ cSsssconcerning Cannon and the
rples. which make 1T impos-;
6a6lss1StSrth e House 6 Representa-
S1iysss tog govern itself. And We be-
lIl mattel u fact. that this
true. Tor 4 = seldom that one can
n 4 y citizen & South Dakota.
asaghlether he y 'stalWarts or PRO
IIessive.s who does not declare him
~! ia natly opposed e Cannon's rule.
2a9tis not : suflcient excuse for the
||sse ~ but yet u e 4 q ex-
sa3enuation. that Il is easier 70 pro-
q laim against Cannon IN South Da-
q kota thans 4 . on the hoor Of the
aaHousesof Representatives. Even the
residsnt hasshown clearly q dis
osaition to work With Cannon. Dis
Improving Of Cannonism as thorough-
i The Republican does, 1t still
slieves II should say In fairness to
sl1lescongressmen that It Is something
Sf11aschoose between hostility toward
Gannon, approved by constituents,
andsa working association with Can
nonapproYed by the national adj
lsmIiniatration.
fasSenators Gamble and Crawford are.
lInyptved only Indirectly in the APP
aNppdroaachings South Dakota campaign,
INIT theySwil1 discover upon seeking
ezelectson&that the voters of South
5Daskota, sprogressIve' and stall
tSlsaasstsssdisapprove Of the fact that
khey WorkedsWiah Senator Aldrich on
eheStarinSbin as muchas they did.
Eahis notwithstanding the
sseisident,s strong Endorsement of the
nm billaas finally passed and voted
& Mfby the tWosSenators and notwith-
Alnding the fact that the president
! ssIlaNworked with Aldrich ever since
ofice.
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ESgkeofar as the Washington end of
sst0lQth Dakota politics is concerned,
anerapresentatiYes OF each faction
sStIeS#sSIn boats considerably alike.
N n 611ereforeit MAJ fairly be said that
6lseEslsis notat this time aSclear def
y { any important principle in
B i1xSaspdi between them on the records
& s1satW1ashington since the last.
q ,glhyk@ssshhould there be division be-.
Y 911lG 1ssthtsls..mliNesmbers Of the republican
b llSsl1iIInnallsssAther ii someSreason for
4 better government Isl
stakel The Republican
ether III will aid the
Whether It viii help
5S!gsiliSSsstyy1ss. ohave Presi-
fs6ylse accepted "a South
rInlice, Is not j treaty
those who are
5sSa16I lIgss1lallIltne party. one
f1l11R1f = faslI@Ss { Il glglccordins to an
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