Division and Statehood in Dakota A Call for Fair Vote
Mitchell D T October 15 1885 argues division as the core issue for Dakota’s constitution and statehood. The piece defends North Dakota support for division, condemns opposition as demagoguery, cites memorials and past votes, and urges a clear majority to prove the people’s will for division and eventual statehood.
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