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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1891
Page
4
The Greeley Tribune invites short letters from readers statewide and nationwide on public affairs. Readers may comment candidly while anonymous submissions are not considered. The policy emphasizes free exchange to foster healthy public sentiment and notes letters are selectively published.
The lower House scenes feature brawling over temporary rules and committee control as Eddy and Brown lead rival factions. A coalition of Democrats and some Republicans forms a working majority, battles continue, and a treasury bill offers a temporary armistice while a corruption probe moves forward.
The piece argues Colonel Forsythe will be exonerated after the Wounded Knee clash and critiques Indian warfare myths. It questions civilian casualties and suggests two possible causes for the massacre, urging accountability and transparency in the investigation. It condemns the murder of women and children and calls for justice.
The celebration notes competing claims to founding the Union Colony with Meeker and Greeley and Young cited. It critiques county division efforts, warns that politicians push for new divisions, and praises J P Maxwell for state engineer. It also covers a treasury lands bill advancing, aiming to benefit future treasurers and secure state interest on deposits.
The article argues that the majority should lead in legislation, noting Reed’s prior strong control and Hanna’s current minority position. It emphasizes the free nature of the country, hopes for reconciliation between the Speaker and the majority, and asserts the ultimate power of the majority to rule if disputes persist.
The state senate in committee read a Treasury bill for a final passage while the house passed resolutions praising senators for supporting free coinage in relation to the Federal elections bill. A Fort Morgan boy fatally wounds himself with a Winchester while playing with the rifle. D Jardine of Erie is garroted and mistaken for a paymaster during a late night walk from Erie to Canfield. attackers flee. The president nominates ex Senate N P Hill to a new position.
The report details action in Denver where the Millington trial will open in the Northern District in the Chamber of Commerce Hall on January 27. It notes a joint legislative session, Governor Cooper's address, and discussions on bonds for the capitol, warrants in school lands, and Australia allotment law expansion to primaries.
For sale or rent 2000 acres of choice land under the Lower Platte and Beaver ditch. New and comfortable houses will be built on each tract rented. A large amount of work will be done on the ditches and lands which the renters can do and receive cash for. For full particulars apply to E. Luce agent Fort Morgan Cole Jarvis Conklin by E C Luce agent.
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