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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1890
Page
5
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A summary of political developments and opinions across Minnesota and national headlines. Harrison's Thanksgiving Day designation, reelection of Gav Merriam, Blaine reciprocity ticket for 1892, Pierre's large majority, McKinley bill impact on stock markets, Ohio governor prospects, alliance movement in Minnesota, Mitchell cement industry attention, and St Paul Pioneer Press reevaluating the McKinley bill’s severity.
The piece claims Huron still plans to challenge the capital election, criticizing supporters for backing a childish move while noting polls have closed and the public verdict is set.
The weather prophet forecasts strong November disruptions with tropical hurricanes and northwestern blizzards, followed by pleasant spells after the storms. The Minneapolis Journal notes gold at 12 premium in Argentina amid currency overproduction and cheap money fears, while Sioux Falls Press critiques election coverage as fusion talk skews independents and Democrats.
Senator Gorman argues Democrats must fight to hold power in 1892, noting stay-at-home Republicans aided the win. He cites Baltimore returns within 900 votes of full Democratic turnout while several thousand Republicans abstained. Rep Breckinridge of Kentucky says fall elections will show whether this political shift is lasting and says he will not seek the speaker's post until after those elections.
The Commercial Club of Mitchell begins with strong unity and broad aims to benefit city and county. Sixty coaches signed to the by laws, officers elected for capable leadership, and a canvass to double the rolls as town destiny hinges on active citizen participation.
A political argument from a recent speech contends the west lost some prestige to the republicans after New York City politics. It accuses a faction of subverting the constitution and using a force bill to curb freedom, warning that if Democrats win, Tammany could extend its control from New York City to the state and beyond the Mississippi.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul passenger department issued a pamphlet titled Plain Facts about South Dakota that includes a clear account of Davison county. It asserts Mitchell lies near a central crop region, predicting farm lands will rise in value to match those in northwestern Iowa and southwestern South Dakota, urging local advertising of regional land merits.
The piece urges calm for Republicans unsettled by the recent avalanche and recalls Lincoln's first term, Grant's second term, and Republican wins in 1876 and 1886. It cautions against premature conclusions about the 1882 outcome and its implications.
An Ohio man out west praises the Buckeye Republicans and notes the next contest will pit northern and southern Democrats against each other with the southern Democrats favored. He observes towns resuming business after the election and urges Mitchell to take action.
The tariff issue will dominate the coming two years as analysts expect extensive examination. Observers say it is a broad topic with far reaching effects on policy and economics, inviting scrutiny from lawmakers and the public alike.
The article notes Hon Geo D Verkins of the Sioux City district as an able new representative for South Dakota in Congress next March. It references a large Democratic majority and cites a Texas comparison, asking what their purpose will be. It also mentions a recent broad snow storm east and south of Huron indicating potential winter moisture.
Mitchell and Davison county real estate offers the best investment in the state. Prices will never be lower and are expected to rise rapidly in the next five years. In South Dakota, counties where the republican party is organized and harmonious see a happy result, signaling a lesson for others.
The piece notes the secret ballot law's success nationally and urges the South Dakota legislature to adopt a similar measure. It questions the impact of contest threats on Pierre's boom, recalls Bismarck's litigation era, and urges Davison county farmers needing winter aid to seek help, highlighting local capacity to assist.
The Minneapolis Journal notes Alliance men are not overjoyed and recognize that while their approach toppled politicians, they will not receive much reward once the upheaval settles.
The Sioux City Journal quotes the Omsha World-Herald of the 5th stating a big boom followed by prolonged prosperity. It notes the election bill did not repeal the McKinley bill.
Republicans of North Dakota deserve credit for a splendid victory amid internal dissension and a well organized opposition. The decisive results nationwide will strengthen the party on a broader basis for future triumphs.
Official canvass confirms Republicans win state senator and one representative, most county officers except sheriff. Independents gain one representative and sheriff. Notable notes: J I Johnson secured German endorsement in Union, Cole hampered by illness and death in law, Carlson leads Welch by a few votes after a city-footing error, Lewis strong in west. Campaign marked by fierce bitterness and strong party organization.
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