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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08
THE kEW DEAL.
conscience,

The Herdd-which has probably uttered more
savage assaults on Chief-Justice Chase than
any other journal ever printed-now leads the
hunt for his nomination as the Democratic
candidate for next President; insisting that the
Democracy have only Hobson's choice" in
the premses-to take him or 90 to the wall eve
guess it has not even that) But The Herald
not only provides the Democracy with ticket
Chase and Dix-it provides the suppositous
President with Cabinet as well! Here is its
programmed
But n the Democrats look at any
spirit than that OF personal loyalty TO their respective
waverng in It's fear Of the Radicals aud waiting for
cue-how easy IL will be TO win all with some present sell
denial-they cannot for moment entertain the PURPOSE
TO nominate any the above They must forthwith
dismiss them from thought upon the simple eonsldera-
one OF them Such the present position OF affairs that
Democrats must have for their standard bearer man
war and having the respect Of the loyal masses OF the
North: a man whose record will commend him TO all
Constitution and the civil aws-the point Of relation
between the whole mass OF the Democrats ana
the Conservative Eepublicans-and man VINO,
by dividing the negro vote IN the South ana getting the
whole white vote there can carry several OF the
10 other In the United states IN whom VIII De iound
united all these requisites WIN chase teeI9re the
only that affords any chance Tor ITS success ut we
think that Chase might be strengthened II ~ were
traon by the prominent men OF an me sections OF tne
great popular party s ShphSS i3 nv 10 seymour "a
Secretary OF state Mr. Fessenden Secretary OF the
dcIs ~ ssrreaTv of the Interior admiral Farragut rs
secretary OF the Navy and Gen Mcclellan ms secretary
OF War-hus grouping around great statesman all the
popular names OF great crisis. Who would dare to
! question the success OF the toketF
Are not things getting somewhat mixed
Has Giles Scroggins lost his oxen! or found a
| cart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08

The European mail of last week brought us
London papers of the 18th May, containing the
first details which had reached England of tho
attempt to assassinate Prince Alfred. The
New York journals published the same news
on the 10th, three days before the European
papers. Here is another evidence of truth
which is becoming every day palmer and
palmer, that New-York is destined in short
time to be the center both of trade and OF in
telligence for the whole world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08

We publish elsewhere some practical hints IN
aid of the efforts of workingmen to inaugurate
cooperative building societies. Notwithstanding
the imperfect progress which these movements
are making, and the obstacles thrown in their
way by the deceptive selfshness of men, their
very opponents would find a higher profit
In cooperation than in the oppressive system of
competition to which they cling SO tenaciously.
Inc principle of cooperation has been fully
vlndicated. 1t remains only TO apply it wisely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08

A telegram from Florence states that the
Pope has sent an agent to this country to enlist
men for his army, and that Garibaldi has writ
ten letters hither protesting against such enlist
ment. We trust this last report is untrue.
The reunion of Rome to Italy depends wholly
on the will Of Louis Napoleon, not at all on
the magnitude of the Papal army; and we
heartily hope that Plus TX. may obtain One
Hundred Thousand recruits from this country
before the next Presidential Election-at least
half of them from the States of Connecticut
Newly and New-Jersey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08

Gen. Buchanan, commanding the Fifth Mill
tary District, is again displaying his zeal and
fidelity as an administrator of the Presidents
Reconstruction policy. He has now put check
on the organization of the Civil Government Of
Louisiana, which was being carried out in accord
aDce with the new Constitution, by arrestine
the officer of registration who had called the
Assembly together, and prohibiting the meet
ing of that body till further orders. Gen. Blu
Ohanan has played this card in good season to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08

SENATE, June 6.-The bill to admit the States
of North and South Carolina, Louisiana,
Georgia and Florida was under consideration
during the whole of the session.
The Conference Committee on the Arkansas
bill submitted report, which was agreed to.
HOUSE, June 6.-Several land bills were
The Committee on Invalid Pensions report
ed a large number of bills, which were passed.
The Tax bill was.taken up and progress made
as far as the oath section.
The Conference Committee on the Arkansas
bill reported, but action was cut OFF by adjourn
ment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08

Our Mobile namesake boasts that its dla'
tribes have created such a local public senti-
ment that no man declaring himself Radical
can "cany on business there, or associate WIN
gentlemen what determines who arc
and who are not gentlemen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08

The season being favorable to campaigning,
the Canadian militia are getting up new
Fenian scare, for which there may nevertheless
be some foundation. We wish our neighbors
a pleasant month of soldering without loss or
peril, and trust that the mother country foOts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08
STORM NEAR UTIcA-Loss OF L

UREA, N.Y. June IA terrible ss,u stCIn after q.
wlnu ana ram E Chimney 90 feet high, attasheg 20
George W Eagle Cotton ss thrown 60 the roof
shop crushing the structure 70 the soun..
st men were at work In the shop one Harry nus az.
Sname was Instantly killed, and four o<aeIs Wo'e VS.
o og hsii Injured The loss u about ho-Oo@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08

rSe Go5pSratiOa, a tel ;s;::Sa, American on Mr.;
other Markets may be found on the second page
this morning; Shipping Intelligence on the third
Farm Items on tie Sirth, and Real Estate on
the Serepfh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08
at length have undoubtedly la = -r-;.Y

complications. The treaty which Mr.. Bancr"s.
has concluded with the German GoyernmeD,.
expressly recognizes the German-A Americans :.
citizens of the United States. But our oo -
respondent conclusiyelly shows that some cIansa.
OF the treaty may be interpreted in mannos
very annoying to unnaturalized citizens. III.
views on this point fully agree with tbosa
which The TRIBUNE expressed on the pubI'
cation OF the treaty, and which, we believe. ara
shared by the entire German press of tbis
country '"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08

There seems to be a dearth of Revolutionary
outbreaks in Mexico. We only hear OF two
new ones by the last advices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08
uB1T rs DEMOCRACYf

4 what particular 1alSe pre-
f false pretenses expect to
entail electionf Just now,
ring at full gallop in two
directions-White Mans
versal Suffrage. How long
,ut splitting
nay see that we speak by
c two following editorials
, columns in The Sunday
iheI Nobody but n restless
IN. fanatic ever doubted that
etslthe negro Is a natural bar
Ok lbarian; that in his own trOpi-
Th0l cal home he never rises
yer above cNnniballsm and fire.
vftquent hOl0causta Of human
no Sacrlflccpi chat only BY snn.
ing tact with the whita man can
DIV he be madO TO conform "a the
as lcOmmOnest obseryances or
mi. Social decOrum aud the con-
old lstraints Of decepcy. Where
inlever no has displayed an
Inn. leverage degree OF intelli-
as gence. and voluntarily APP
nv piled himself TO industry, or
.helexhibited a disposition to
Offender himself useful, II has
led been solely the result OF out
of. side pressure OF White en-
ng ergy, and the go ahead i'm
ra. lpulsiveness OF the superior
ers race-as a cripple VIII be
seslbOrne along In the compact
tolcrOWd without moving n
muscle. Hence, when their
,ct natural position Is reversed,
nj. land they have an oppor.
.heltunity to command Instead
lerlof being compelled TO obey,
lasithey revert 10 their natural
ne condition OF barbarism, and
,es their nature will triumph
Ia. AS the cat, trained 10 hold a
en- candle, dropped II when a
rn- mouse ran by. Their In
I'm st,nctive relish for carnage
lia and blOodthirsty ferOcity
be will assert itself whenever
ma proper opportunity offers.
M Hence the recent atrocities
all and butcheries Of White vic
es- tins, by which the inflated
ca and arrogant negroes IN
nd Washington inaugurated
nd their fraudulent triumph at
rail- election. IL Is manifest
nv from all accounts, that the
he chief proyocation was given
las by the negroes, and that any
is demonstrations Of sentiment
nd on the part Of the Whites
Inn were not sufficient 10 rune
be the temper OF an autOcrat;
his and that the FIRST slight din
,at Guilty was followed up by the
yet negroes, who wrcaked their
of trcacherOus aud cOWardiy
as vengeance on all who came
nd. within their reach. They
'er are not, however, more
ms worthy Of an exemplary
ia lrctribution than the dastard
m. sneak who egged them on
Mt 1.-THE professional thief whose
.at corruption was 80 gross that
he even the body that had
ic- adopted him was forced To
re- spew him out. The election
al. itself would have mad "A
nd different result, except that
en- the ballOt-bOX OF one district
.as was smuggled 10 FOrney's
Elf office. and there retained
IN. land manipulated until the
re- necc sary majority was pro
20 duccd," &c, SC.
says the inquiring
which is the elephant, and
Whichever you please,
the obliging exhibitor;
ley, and you takes your
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08

tense do the party Oh Ia
win the next Presidential
it seems TO be careering
precisely opposite dir
Government and Univers
can it ride thus without E
| That our readers may
the card, we copy the tv
from the two leading col
Mercury:
at seems TO us that theI
duty of the Democratic Ma Il
tiOnal Convention That meets q
in this city on the ith proA b
imo "a 40 plain that he who e'
runs can fcao. There never a
was q crisis In the history of'q
the country when such mo- 8
hnentOus consequences hung z
upon the action OF any body d
OF men-nOt even in the as Ic'
semblage that flung a chal. 81
lenge OF defiance to old 81
George UL-as that inc
which We are now I'M n
mersed and yet il seems rs <,
Ii the finger OF destinyIp
pointed out the way, like the O.
pillar OF cloud by day and Of n
lire by night. that guided ID
the march OF the people Of 81
Israel. An overwhelming ci
array Of potent c0nsidera- ~
tons urges upon the leaders r.
Of the Conservative masses b,
the selection OF one man 10 icl
head the column, and 10 nj
whom even this indistinct nj
reference will direct the uni al
versal attention OF the u
American people. No other OF
candidate whose name has u
been mentioned presents the c.
same inyincibility az does Il
tho gentleman referred 10. az
There Is no doubt that Pen CT
dletOn has a large and earn NJ
est support. particularly In st
the West. and OF California al
and Oregon lie seems 10 bow
the first choice and n n ma pl
iOrity-vOte decided the nom ii
inatiOn, he could hardly fail al
10 succeed. In the posses q
sion OF ability and the ca a
pacitles OF "a statesman, and "
the natural endOwments and u
the intellectual and moral II
attachments which dignity II
character and constitute the 81
perfect gentleman, he has d.
no superior, and few equals. dl
But he lisa young man, and OF
tho future Is all before him W
where TO choose. IL must be II
manifest 10 himself and his al
most devoted friends thar CT
he would furnish a target NJ
for the poisoned arrows OF tr
Radlcalism that would pass "
by Chase like the Idle wind. "
His Identification, however al
slight, with the fabulous "
folly OF Vallandigham would rc
calf forth a flourish Of tram ~
pets from the whole Covent- a
~ troop OF ragmufiins that ca
bring up the rear OF the eN
Radicalii procession. Nc at
Clellan, owing 10 lis pre- ~
viOus defeat, has "a scpul- ~
chral OdOr about him. and dl
down among the dead men tl
let him lie Seymour has "
repeatedly avOved himself OF
not a candidate for the nom M
inatiOn. The choice, there NJ
fore, Is narrowed down 20 dI
Chase or nobody"
-" Pray, Mr.. Snowman
young naturalist, which
which the monkey ~ "
"my dear" replies the
"you pays your money,
Choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08

Advertisements for this weeks issue Of THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE must be handed in To-Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08

admit of such amendment of the Reconstruc-
ton Acts now pending in Congress, as will
cover the case -.--I -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08
Netu-1lork Daily Gribm1re.
MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1868

For PRECEDENT. ....... Gen. Ulysses =. Grant.
For Zee President. Hon. Schuyler COliax.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08

LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
Free Scientific Lectures every afternoon IN the
Phte~SNNss Glass Room at No. $50 Broadway.
The Montana post., 1868-12-18
Born Of Brigham.

The following extracts are from SER
mon of Brigham Young's, in the Taber-
nacle, Nov. 20. published in the Neses ::
EVEN AT LAST.
We suffered at the hands of Missou-
rams and Southerners for our religion !:
they have suffered tor their wickedness.
We have never suffered as they have.
A CoNUNDRUM.
Did Peter. James. John or Joseph
Smith ever teach false or incorrect
doctrineg Not that yon or know of.
CIVILIZATION EXPOSED.
II the husband step out of doors, she
don't know where he is and If the lady
is left alone in the house or rides out.
the husband does not know where she
is.
ToLERATIoN.
And you. sisters. cease trading with
any man or being in this city or coun-
try who does not belong to the church.
If you do not. we are going to cut you
off from the church.
THE PRECEDENT.
You take the Catholics in London and
they woulc go by thousand doors TO
find one of their own faith to spend
three halfpence. Do not the Jews do il!
Yes, they do il all over the world.
AWFUL WARMING
heard of man who committed sui
eide in New York, in one of those fine
houses. which you would suppose was
palace, where ladies and gentlemen live
in q perfect paradise, but which are in
reality gambling houses This individ-
ual that heard of had played there all
night. and in the morning. when his
last dollar was gone, he leaned back on
his seat and said, II am played out.
and drawing a pistol from his pocket he
shot himself and fell dead on the floor
The Montana post., 1868-12-18
CONGRESSIONAL.

Seuate.--Sumner from committee on for
eign relations, reported a JOINT resolution
rendering sympathy TO the people of Spain.
CatteIl, from committee on finance, report
ed the resolution disapproving and condemn
ing that portion of the Presidents message
relating to the liquidation of the national
debt. McCrery objected to its consideration,
and the resolution went over.
Williams bill repeating the prohibition for
the organization of militia in the rebel States
was taken up, and gave rise to considerable
debate and finally passed. Adjourned
House.-Julian. from committee on public
lands reported back the Senate bill granting
lands TO California 10 construct a railroad
and telegraph from Vallejo to humboldt.
Ordered priated, and Tecommitted.
After disposlDg Of considerable miscellane-
Gus business, the House went into committee
of the whole and proceeded To consider the
tariff bill Brooks took tne Aoo-, being en-
titled TO it when the bill was up at last ses-
sion. lie proceeded TO declare that corrupt
means had been used by the iron and steel
men 90 carry the election in Ohio, Pennsylva-
MA, Indiana, and Maine. Then Brooks spoke
In the same connection of VIM 4. Dodge and
the means by which he obtained Brooks seat
In Congress, when the Speaker stated be was
unable 20 see the potency of Brooks remarks.
Brooks then applied himself to a regular dis
cussiou on the tariff bill, after which the com
mittee rose, and immediately after Moorehead
moved to again go into committee of the
whole, which was agreed TO, when the House
devoted its attention TO that portion of the
bill relatiag TO the duties on Copper. Several
amendments were offered but not disposed of
when the House adjourned.
New York, Dec. l6.-The Herald's London
special says it is reported that the representa-
tives of France and England at Vienna, have
been instructed TO represent 10 the Austrian
government the dangers that may result TO
the peace OF Europe from its attitude on the
eastern question, The recall Of the Austrian
Ambassador from ConstantIDople has been the
result Of their representation
The Herald's Madrid special says matters
are not perfectly tranquil bat the govern
ment is receiving congratulations from the
provinces on the reestablisbment of law and
order at Cadiz.
Charleston, S. c., Dec. 16.-The building on
Main street, Columbia, known rs Gregory 3
Hall was burned yesterday; loss $4,000, FIRE
The Montana post., 1868-12-18

The vote is counted and Grant has won;
The turmoil in Spain is Well nigh done;
The earth don't rock on tho other slope,
And vel settled is the Roman Pope
But still they fight in unhappy Crete.
And Lopez, too, seems hard to beat,
Way up Selkirk a famine prevails
And the great railroad has snow covered rails
The Fenians, tho still, far from quiet,
And roast beef agrees with X JOhnsons diet.
The New Year is comng-the old nearly past
And the Novelty Store is still in full blast;
Selling paper which ones ever wrote,
Being Cap, Legal, Bill, Letter and Note.
Selling late papers and good Magazines,
And fair Montona's finest Penciled scenes.
Daily these things are sold, and many go forth
Win Niolius, Nuts. CitrOH and Candy, &c
Childhoods most happy DAY is indeed
quite near,
For Santa Claus coming and he will appear
Coming down the chimney, instead of thro the door
With big baskets tied on him, both back and before
So that his little old body is covered DER and DER,
With fine Toys which he buys at the Novelty Store
He buys dolls of all kinds both little and large.
Aud China Tea Sets a moderate charge;
lie buys cannons, knives, masks guns, pistols and
swords.
Marbles aud bugles, drums, ffes and tivoa boards;
He buys stoves, pals, baskets, and sheep.
And babes in cradles all buried in sleep
He buys Toys and Gifts for all classes and trades,
Gifts for the old the young-matrous and maidsl
For husband and sire. brother, daughter and son,
But if we should tell all. we'd never get done.
Then come each Que, to the fine Novelty Store,
Aud view such a stock you e'er saw before.
Come then, come Onel come ALI both the young
and the old.
Wen take your GrsenJacks al par but won't
fuse gold;
Aud while selling goods to the big little and tall.
viii wish Merry Christmas to each and TO ALI
decl7du
The Montana post., 1868-12-18
DO YOU WANT
A HOME STAKE Z?

A chance for everybody to get
The Montana post., 1868-12-18

London, Dec. I5.-It is stated the peaceful
termination of the insurection in Cadiz is
owing to the good officers of American Con-
sci Farrell.
Madrid, Dec. 16.-Political affairs still
unsettled throughout the country. There L.
great distress among the poor. Business is
at a standstill. The government will prose-
cute several journals for favoring the Cadlz
insurrection.
The Montana post., 1868-12-18
Montana Legislature

Bagg,s Jury BID Killed.
Law Repeal Passes the
House.
"e"''riai Oh '"e --uIIen Road.
Indebtedness OF the Terrs-
Bill To Repeal the Secretary's
Extra Compensation.
SOn.
Business Progressing.
Deer Lodge Petitions for the
Capital.
Petition for a Branch Mint.
The Council Courteous.
The Montana post., 1868-12-18
J A N U AIRY 2nd, 1865
TWENTY PER CENT.

VIII be deducted from each Prize TO defray ex-
penses aud be conducted on horabls principles, in
presence of civil officers and in public. For fur
ther particulars address LEON LOEB,
No 10.
With permission we refer TO Loeb g. Bro; King
e. Gillette; John Ming: David Hagadorn; Nick
Keesler Molitor e. Bro, all of Helena
Tickets TO be had in Deer Lodge at the Scott
House; Virginia City of H Siogel & Co.; Black
foot, X. g. Johnson Bear Guich, Hontgomerys
ENDress Office; Bannack, Smith q Craster; Bozs-
man City. Davis a. Peisser; Diamond City, W.
Davenport.
GENERAL oFFICE-Opposite Wells Fargo g.
Cos office. Helena. III. T. ocfl5daw'd
The Montana post., 1868-12-18

I'm Communication with Ore
gOn.
The Montana post., 1868-12-18
Rnhhery nj ChereEne.

Cheyenne, Dec. 16.-J. A. Whitehead,
Clerk in the freight Office of the Union Pa
cifc Railroad was robbed of 50 900 last night
while on his way from the depot to Wells.
Fargo a Co.'s Office. The robbery was per-
petrated by three men who held a pistol to
Whitehead's head and walked him half mile
out on the prairie and then tied and gagged
him. The robbers were not disguised.
The Montana post., 1868-12-18
AT THE LIST OFPRLzES! !
I94 PRIZES, $2O,0OO
2,oOo TICKETS
so EACH IN CURRENCY

This Lottery is intended to be permanent in
stituton, and the drawing will take place every
month, increasing the number of prizes at every
drawing The drawing will take place on
The Montana post., 1868-12-18

er distinguished officers of the army, have ar
rived 10 attend the grand military reunion
here to-day and tomorrow. Generals Grant
Thomas, Logan, Secretary Schofeld and 9TH
ers sre expected this morning.
New York Politics.
Chicago, Dec. 14--The Republicans New
York special says prominent Republicans of
that city are engaged IN a movement to
bring forward Marshall O'Roberts as a candi-
date for u :. Senator, if the quarrel be-
tween Morgan and Fentou proves irreconcila-
bic. Grant As believed to be favorable to the
project.
Moses Il. Grinnell and Charles A. Dana are
the most prominent candidates for the Col
lectorship of the port. IL Is worth $4,000
year.
No one here believes the story of Caleb
Cushing going to Europe 20 negotiate for
Cuba lie Is reported 10 have gone to st.
Domingo TO buy the Bay of Samana.
General News.
Vienna, Dec. l3.-Offleial correspondence
In the editorial to-day says that prominent
Cubans IN Spain have sent a telegram TO
influential citizens of Havana, stating that
Gen. Dulce goes to Havana fully authorized
TO modify the duties and govern the island on
a liberal basis. The grhntiBg of definite
constitution Is reserved TO the decision of the
Cortez. but the new Captain General is au-
thorized to issue general amnesty to insur-
gents on laying down their arms.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-15
CARD, SPIN AND WEAVE,

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