Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-16

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psschnen. % Judge ce1an. II.
report vas -scsivsd ara a5ep.ss
ard tie committee discharged. tt
Judge, e1oners.ed b. lax.a a.
shori.y, accompanied b: .na 9!a
friends xho had rallied 10 rs s1r
po.., vent 10 his home il Ram~e,
county. where at Dew. Lax ne re
ceiyed the most enthusiastic rec=a
sion eve. accorded 70 citizen il
his state As a letter % q Ran
g: county member Ct -he .agis :
su.s stated. the fingers % his rign
hand were raw On ,he inside. iren
The hundreds Of strenuous rand
shakes that were given him IS 4!
feIloE-.ovnsmen, many q: whor
rad known him for quarter q
century. All along h;s rou.e h9ms
ate. he had entered the counties q
his district, the people suyred %
en- masse to congratulate MIN an
take him by the hand
But
AT once there rose 50 Wild yell
Az though the fiends from heasa
that fell
Had pealed the banner cry q
hell"
This yell. mind you. was not j
Judge Cowan's district. Il vas cor
fined to four or FIVE districts q Ii
forty-nine senatorial districts of til
state. At Valley City Packard:
Times-Record, at Fargo the netQg
GUS Cushing's Courier-News, q.
at Grand Forks Winsh;ps Heralc
began to scream. kilograms ser
sent to many newspaper ne
throughout the state. asking thai
to telegraph their senator and men
bers to come out against Cesar
These kilograms were signed b
Packard and Cushing. In three Q
four cities Eo-called 'indignatio
meetings" were worked up agains
the action Of the House in refusln
to put the state to many thousan
dollars Of expense simply for tn
purpose Of assisting Judge Cowan'
enemies in the Second Judicial Dii
tYict to ruin him. But none of thes
indignation meetings were heI
in the counties Of the district Owe
which Judge Cowan presided III
whole indignation" business ha
been carefully worked up in certai
localities, and was entirely in II
nature Of a conspiracy.
With his usual cuteness, Goearno
Burke did not come to the front !
the impeachment Of judge Cowan
However. two incidents Of the ii
vestigation will show what the g5s
ernor's feelings we're in the matter
A woman in the Second District ha
made an affidavit to the effect tha
Judge Cowan had insulted her.
the affidavit she had given the dat
as January y" The fact was thu