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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-06-30
Redfeld Press.
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Frank Byrne is the logical candid
ate for governor and the writer hopes
he will be persuaded so to announce
himself. He is the logical candidate
because, while there may he some
force in the expressed desire for the
warning element to get together, yet,
to ask, as 4 means toward that end,
that the prog ssssives yield the posi-
tion in which the people have placed
them is illogical.
Frank M. Byfne is further the logi-
cal candidate because he has evinced
eminently his qualifications for the
position. Again, Frank M. Byrne has
not been abusive or radical, but calm,
consistent, logical in his course as a
Republican and has efficiently filled
every position to which he has been
elected, most emphatically so the
position that made him ex-Ot1i clio pre-
siding officer of the last state senate.
If from the head of the ticket down
sthere needs to be some give and take
in the interests OF harmony, the pro-
position would meet probably with
approval in the judgment of the
voters.
Frank M Byrne, Of Faulkton, has
been a consistent, conservative, in.
telligent, progressive Republican since
the inception of the movement In
this state. He has seen the m ove-
ment succeed to the extent of rescuing
the state from the domination Of a
corporate lobby that had notoriously
| for years dominated both the politics
of the Republican party and the act
ion of our legislature. The several
specific principles which the National
Republican League proposed as the
desirable features to be secured, thro,
ugh the means Of organization. In a
measure, have all been accomplished
by the progressives of South Dakota.
| The last three administrations of the
state affairs has been distinctively LED
by progressive Republican governors.
Vessey was renonlinated at the last
primary by large and safe plurality
over the candidate of the stalwarts
and the candidacy of Mr.. Egan.
Doubtless Egan drew more largely
| from the progressives, and the result
ought to be thoroughly well establish
ed in the public mind that the state
of South Dakota is a distinctly pro
pressive state, which believes in gov
ernment for and by the people instead
of government for and by corpora
tions. The progressive movement
nationally has already reached th'
stage where thirteen of the United
States senators stand pat in move
ment for the redemption of our re
public from the domination Of TIN
"interests'' and many OF the leader
of the sold guard" have, within tn
past two years, been retired to tn
condition of 'innocuous desuetude.
In the light of the fact that tn
people have declared for a progressiv
state administration three times oVel
the proposition to allowing the oppe
nepts of this splendid movement t.
dictate who shall be candidate Is AZ
surd.
Unless the selfconstituted leader
OF both the stalwart and progresslv
elements OF the Republican party w.
take sensible view OF affairs, sue
leaders will find themselves like dea
herring, left on the beach to stln
and dry up.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-06-30
The War Fifty Years Ago

Border From Virginia Missouri Becomes Battle Line
Virginia Begins to ar the Brunt - Confederates
Again Enter Harpers Ferry and Wreak Destruction
Lincoln Busy Preparing Message to Special Session
Called For July 4-North and South Eager For War
News - West Vireina Elects State Officers - Nc
Clellan Obsessed by His Own Personaty---General
Patterson Recalled by General Scott to Help Defend
WASHINGTON.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-06-30

rather fantaStcally planning tAe eAteA
sion of SO degrees 80 minutes to the
Pacific and making this the dlvldlng
line between the two sections. These
tenders of impossible peace agree
ments were hardly received seriously
by any one, and northern papers even
censured the administration for per-
mitting them to be made at all.
The mind Of the nation was now
attuned to war. The fife and drum
were heard in all corners of the land.
In every city and hamlet in both sec
lions troops were being recruited
drilled and hurried to the front. From
Virginia in the east to Missouri In the
west the border had become battle
line BY her stand for neutrality
Kentucky for time turned aside the
war tide from her own soil. but the
respite was to prove brief.
The prediction that poor old Vir-
ginia would have to bear the brunt OF
the battle" was already proving true
She had gone into the struggle re-
luctantly. as though dimly foreseeing
the cost. By it she was to be torn
asunder, losing nearly one-haf OF her
territory, and the remnant was to pe
come military camp during 1our
fearful years Armies, the greatest the
world had ever known, would struggle
over her, desolating her towns ana
fields. turning her into slaughter
ho,,se. a hospital and q graveyard
She that had been the mother OF
presidents" that had taken so historic
a part in the first years of the repupllc.
Vas to be historic still. but in how
mournf1l q sense! She had chosen her
he'd. but her couch was to be one OF
thorus, and the thorns were the points
of bayonets.
Some Important Movements.
In the week ending June "a there
were no battles worthy of the name.
hut several important movements. This
was a breathing space after the fight
ing of June IT. In Missouri General
Lyon rested at Boonville. On the
18Th q skirmish occurred at Cole, near
by. and small Union force was sur
prised and driven out. Governor
Jackson reappeared at St Louis with
500 men, purloined some property and
got away There were attempts TO
nursue him, but without result. Three
OF the state officers returned to Jefer'
son City and took the oath OF allie
glance. General Mcclellan. who up to
This time had been directing opera
tions from Cincinnati, now went IN
narson TO Grafton and started the
movement against the Confederates IL
the vicinity Of Beverly. Colonel Lew
Wallace, after winning the battle OF
Romney. withdrew to Cumberland
where he remained in rather perilous
situation for several weeks.
After General Patterson crossed the
river at Williamsport. General Scott
IN a fever of anxiety for the safety OF
the capital. wrote and telegraphec
that the Pennsylvania commander
send a part of his troops to Washing
ton. Patterson complied. but. fearing
he had not q large enough army tt
cone with Johnston, withdrew again
into Maryland.
Emboldened by the fact that tht
Union troops did not occupy Harpers
Ferry after the Confederates evacuat
cd. small force of insurgents wreak
ed further destruction there on June
% At Martinsburg the Confederate.
destroyed forty-six locomotives ant
more than 800 coal cars and gondola'
belonging to the Baltimore and Ohio
They also struck Piedmont ana de
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-06-30
BY JAMES A. EDCERTON.
copyright by American Press Associa-
ton, 1911

~HE events of June. 1861, cleared
the atmosphere on both sides
and made it plain that the
nation was facing not mere
temporary insurrection, but civil
war, the length and severity Of which
no one could foresee. The peace talk
WAS all but stilled. True. there were
at this time some unofficial proposals
of compromise made by southerners In
Washington, one suggesting the recog-
milton Of the Confederacy. another
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-06-30
Barnum Circus at Sioux Falls Fri
day IulY 9TH.

day July 9TH.
The people OF Sioux Falls and vicin-
ity are to be given an opportunity OF
seeing the Barnum and Bailey great
est show on earth which will give two
performances in Sioux Falls on July
7th.
Many wonderful features, new to
American circus goers are promised.
A company of 400 OF the worlds most
prominent circus talent, principally
European, will present an array Of
novelties, there will be an elaborate
forenoon parade and new menagerie.
In the menagerie among many other
wonders is to be found Baby Bum
beeno, the only giraffe ever born in
America 1t is just one year old.
Among the more sensational num-
bers on the long bill are John Ducan-
,der's company of bell-ringing horses,
from England; the Fonelli company
of Italian acrobats; the Siegrist-Sibon
family of German aerialists; Jupiter
the balloon horse; Charles the First, a
chimpanzee bicycle rider and roller
skater; the great Georgetty family Of
French jugglers: the Les Deko and
Les Silvas family OF French equilib-
ristsZ Noonan's brass band OF ele-
plants, Capt. Winston's troupe OF
riding and Juggling seals and sealions;
Berzacs company of mule and pony
actors; Nederweld' 8 dog and monkey
circus; Victoria Codona, the worlds
greatest wire dancer and the fifty fun
niest clowns in the world.
The Barnum and Bailey circus is
now at the zenith of success. 1t
travels on a train more than mile
in length. 1t employs l,2S6 people
and has 100 horses. In the menagerie
are forty elephants and over l,O0(
other strange animals. The show
carries it's own dynamos illuminating
the twenty tents and the show grounds
with 1000 incandescent lamps, arc
lights, search lights and beacons.
The railroads will make special ar
rangements to convey visitors from
outlying towns to Sioux Falls on July
7th the day of the show
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-06-30

Editor Berens of the Worthing
Enterprise. with his six feet two
manly form was among the Old Sett-
lers in their big celebration.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-06-30
Press Association at Sioux Falls.

Press Association at Sioux Falls.
The South Dakota Press ASSocia-
tion will hold it's midsummer meet
ing at Sioux Falls July 1914, and In
stead Of devoting their time to fun
and frolic the "boyS" are going TO
give a good share of their time to the
discussion of politics and politicians
from non partisan standpoint.
The newspaper men of the state
have finally determined to protect
themselves against political dema-
gogues and strike back at the men
they helped to office, who after elec-
tion, showed their contempt for the
newspapers by passing laws to rob
them Of just and legal patronage In
all matters pertaining to elections,
while the same law makers adjourned
for several days and drew pay from
the state for time not devoted to
state work.
There was some extra election print
ing last year provided for by the law
makers of the 1909 session, and the
law required that such printing
should be done by the official papers
and paid for according to law and at
legal rates, and because OF this the
lawmakers of 1911 changed the law so
as to deprive the newspapers Of legiti-
mate work, but in hitting the news
papers the so-called wise lawmakers
have made a law that will cost the
people one third more than under the
old law. This Is the result OF the
action of body of men who strained
at newspaper gnat and swallowed
the biggest appropriations yet report
ed, and some of it was for pomp and
pie.
A South Dakota legislature was the
first In the nation to try and rob the
papers of legitimate patronage, and
yet the papers of this state are the
actual state builders, and that same
legislature appropriated $4,000 for
immigration work, while every paper
in the state has been acting as an i'm
migration agent since statehood
through patriotic motives and de-
sire to see the state grow, and they
asked nothing for their services.
When this premeditated assault on
the newspapers was in the Matching
and again when the law was up for
consideration the lieutenant cover
nor, the speaker, nor the governor
who approved the law, had not a word
to say in favor of the men who had
done so much to put them In office.
The patriotic newspaper men asked
nothing in return for their services
but they had reason to expect square
deal.
The newspaper men when they
meet at Sioux Falls next month are
going to discuss the conditions and
the men who have forced them to
combine for self protection.
There is not a finer body Of state
builders In the nation than the South
Dakota editors, and they have spent
time and money in booming men for
office through political conditions
which, to their sorrow and regret, has
not been appreciated.
The South Dakota editors, Judging
from reports, are determined tc
change their system of doing business
with office hunters hereafter.
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