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Deming Headlight, 1890-05-31

The front page of 1890-05-31. 262 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.

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proper thing for them to do. Bo there is now but ono thlui for tho peoplo to do go nt onci Hid vigorously to organising foi ho coming canvass. Lot all gooi' tuon unite in a determination to wlpo out tho dlsghtUe put upon Sow Mcxlcii by tlio mountcbankf tnd tricksters who have so long ruled only to rob. Vote down the spurious Constitution which Congress ro fused even to con con-dder, - dder, con-dder, mid elect n Legislature which will give us effective sohoo' laws and an cfllcleht public schooi systom repenl tlfb jiilschlovous pool;il legislation Of two yearf igo and establish ilu cullghtencd, progressive and coherent syntcu of publio admliiiatrallon, and then wo can go to Congress with a request for admission with the certainty that the request will bo heeded.

dict to be rendered at tho ballot box in November next. Tito action of tho last Legisla Legislature, - ture, Legislature, and tlio Bantu Fo Constitu Constitution, - tion, Constitution, will probably bo tho only conspicuous issues of (but elec election. - tion. election. It Is eminently fitting tmd phipcr that It should bo sd. Evidence cobles from Washing Washington - ton Washington which cannot be denied or Ignored, that tho geueril course

legislation had not oven tho poor merit of purtylstn, but was mainly in tho interest of its lawyer mem members - bers members nocking icglsialivo Advan Advantages - tages Advantages for their clients of laud grant claimant members seeking exemption front their fair ahuro of common public burdens, legisla legislative - tive legislative advantages over Bciuatters

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