Practical Independence Speech in Dakota 1888
Gen Hugh J Campbell argues for forming two state governments in Dakota by popular convention to replace territorial rule. He decries colonial governance, cites Tennessee Michigan precedents, warns of imperialism, urges united action, and outlines steps to elect two state delegations per precinct.
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Campbell Boom Threatens to Overshadow County Delegates
A Rapid City Journal summary notes Campbell's growing political momentum as Eastern Dakota papers praise his potential as a delegate in the coming fall. Supporters circulate a petition urging him to enter the race promptly, signaling widespread Republican county backing and rapid news distribution.
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A New Boarder Joins The Herald Household
The July 5 Herald notes a thriving young Republican began boarding last night at the editor's house. The item humorously credits the late issue to this addition to the paper's extended family.
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Abe Lincoln and Cooper Debate Noted in Northwest
A fragment recalls a political event in which the Hon. Geo. C. Cooper spoke after the heads, delivering an action. The description emphasizes the crowd's reaction and the image of a young Abe Lincoln in the northwest.
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