, 1869-06-28
Gigantic Mushrooms.
Prairie Dogs.


'Jrn1ible With tic Indlnna.
Distribution Of Troops.
.FKox ouE srEc1AL CORRESPONDENT
CHETEHNE, Dune ~.
Tne organization Of Few government In this !
l.i71tosy has Ike hot-honse, brought out plenty
. political r!anta Embryo politicians are spring.
gup In front o! us, to the right Of us, on the
lett Of US and already they beg.a 10 thunder and
yoler. A Delegate 70 Congress, unL several per-
sGns to ri Tettoral oMcea ere soo1 10 lie elected
tLd TIE contest promises to Ike very Interesting.
The Territory is decidedly Democratic; sau II is
almost certain Democrat Will nos tie elected 10
CcnGres2 The leading men o. hoth parties desirr
\ man tn be selected who VIII be In SYM
paIhy With the naioc!:y In Congress and
tAe administration. We need money to
'N!d jais, Court Houses Capitol,
rcuitent:at. poor houses, and appropriations for
far7ocs other purposes, 20 sa.- up or young and
:-:oE1.g Comuonx ealtn- This money will have
~ be got from the General Government, and
wrc:ter II IS given or loaned il matters little, SO
: vt Esvc MN who can ges Y. ]. Is undoubtedly
the ccs1rc Of vast raojorsJ G: Oh! people that for
wh.e vet politics should be Kept rs much rs pos
-!le out OF the Affairs " the Territory. They nc-
''eye 1nat the lTst ,lag 10 Ike dane Is 10 &c: IL.
-.cal government thoroughly organized, and So
>'try purified 90 thai every c.t.zeu VIII he secure
N us rights, his family, and hts property. Poll
res can have utuc to do ...h LIS as It ts work
y; al good men mud Women. It wl4i lie qaiie time
,nouch to engnee In poutiC-l strife when We no
anger hcrc my fe9rB from indians. and hAye
strong PRISONS n which TO conune bad white mcn.
Wr want E.ore people, more wealth or capital h
r.s!atrle, public buildings, a I'd While We have 40
ranv wants IN common, II ,wouhi tie folly TO ereutl
- baS e.
!aHd Than MD TIE growth and prosperity Of the
i'rr11tcts. We wish the bea: men We have to be
Elected to public oftcAs,and We care hIte whether
.Ecy lie Democrats or Republicans 20
tlcy Will do all In their power TO punish cr1uc,
establish o1der, an6 advance the !rteresls Of our
ahoFe people. We have Suite to build up and
III: fen political battles to fight until tho State Ia
,l.l.ie. Let every r1an PIT his tn1d TO the plow
.Nd work the vineyard IL spirit OF AulIty and
'eother.y Lore md leave the rn1cor and {ealou8eR
J.. farty strife alone. Such are undoubtedly the
-.1tincnts Of 4 majority OF the pehp!c Of W5om-
inr, and Euch ore the arguments We hive ad-
>anced every day By bath Republicans and Demo
ATS. ... ..
The Other dav We had local election In t'hey-
..nrc for Councilman, auG s32lc Of the politicians
.iavinE Insisted drawing the party ltnes, II Was
Lone, and Mr. Poole, the Democratic candidate,
aas elected by % majority. II the came policy Il
70 lie purfued n the coming elections, Democrat
.,ave no influence at Washington. and who ca1 DO
nothing for TIC advanceu.cr; 81 the Territory
syc hope for letter things
Jack Easement ,s the mos: Popular man who has
vet Leen naEed for Delegate, bat he says he does
not want H. cs Is moro than likely be Will he re-
ruined to the next Congress from hts home dts
.Ect in Ohio. There are several asprauts among
The new Federal onlcers sent ont BY General
Grant hut great many OF the OIL citizens Of the
TERRITORY look upon tec!r claims WITH lisfaVor.
md Ely they ought for The present 10 be -atlSsco
With the Offices they have, III. a. !cast hold tas1a
anti they pre properly waruEu before looking out
4or others. General Lee, Secretary OF the TeHi-
:.r7 Viii certa!lIy be candidate, and hear
Noior How the new NE1Esu., for s, 100 Hct cur
aud LeaEc. Is willing TO serve the people US theR
I,.ieeate IN Congress, The Major has bought tho
cheyenne Ddity Star, and will remove II 10 me
Syeetwater mines. he has also, am TOLD, Sc
.,fcd controlling Interest III the Lei1deF, and VIII
.,np,pye and enlarge 1t. From these movements
Il would teem that the MINOR will not lack In news
-aper adrocates OF his claims; bat newspapers
here have not the control with The people thes
have it the East, and as We have really no paftet
frr.n!zed vet, journal talk VIII he found to have
,t,:!e e5cc, in determining who the Delegate iroH
1rvo,u,nr shall be- Governor Campbell
II he would accept IT, could undoubtedly
'te elected, as that would leave tue Gosesnofsh'l
oren 10 the local politicians BESIDES 1t Is Nnowt
tne Governor is popular with The Republicans
t-oucress, favoE1tc OF Grant = and would secufs
uore for this Territory than nny cther man whit
could Le sent 10 Warrington. His course. since
coming bere, has teen Eo moderate Anu sensloe g.
10 ra.u n.M The confidence OF buth Republican!
apd Democrats, and an effort viii undoubtedly ~
made 70 GET him ont, but, VIC fear, without sue
.,aas for the Governor dlsIEes politics aud deles
IL i've in Washington among The citizens oe
-.des casenenr, +slee PAu1cr+ Luke Auf1tn, lab
3ayor u Cncs enne, and Lawyer cor1ett are 1aiket
nf q. candidates Who the coming man WILL IL
~cHr.. 1Ila1,1e To Fay al present, Gut We shal
saicu and wait the Developments with interest,"
TAXING THE CkhsCs-
The Governor has ordttea the Marshal to PRO
-cretl With the taking Of the census aud ine worl
teen b-gun. Nr. Pierce, who has chang
OF enrolling Cueyenne, l. having
great deal OF 1uu rs well a
S. per dag for hts Work. uur frontier females d
not seem 10 understand the necessity OF taking th
census and naturally resist srch thlnSz To On
A,r. Pierce h4!d: ~ What is your age :: and she II
II, eu: THAT Ii IN lnpudeut question aud won
t,u,Lu.'' "Well shall Hat you down At ~, y sa1
Ile1c. aim on. g, indignantly exclaimed th
Vow Thoroughly enfaged lady. The record wa
corrected accordingly. g. Madam, said Nj. l1eIc
n aur;Iler lacy, " have been at your Aonsc 1&le
10 taLe the censuk - fou had better Dol let u
..a,c, ,eu there taking anythlnR,'' answered III
.f.dttt, dent woman. " ! want 10 EloW how nah
roi1fir, you haze :" Askei F1cErc, walAlng into.
Aor1, ..Nhets tha' your business. nnsWess
-, .s. !. .1x t,,o ~ - - xt1 ,,st you T., Iee
VI ~ ~ '.tt-r 1 ~. c,r.us ond r,pst Know.
'nen !, ,n.'.... :. VII ,,,,.ss son,ebo1, h.
.a,.ta. rs,rrs ,,,t .nniI hcf,cr he nunt,n
- ~.A ,s,a no., r,r,t.ratea the dam
W., !. :.s,,r nccnn,,,on hen,. -, asked Pierce
.,s,"u, ,,,.a rocns- NJ a houae the character
.4s 80 -: 80 ,-'ss, ,,t,c,on,,v wrl,knosu. "w
80. 49,. s,,I !, .,ch,y r,.tl,ed Ii
, % . 49, -, -, s,fry art t,s ND as pupu
'eAc'n' '"4 r,.,,rrrn
49,, ,--r ~ reu- ~.
Nc 1A'e oeet. sto'A@ s,.....a :, rr,,
. ao'e t!as las .4tc't 49, ..Ss..,.r ~ .5,e,t
1nhoaeee W lne lA.ns n.Hn t..,n 9onr
s@e auu eAuA utua.' ~ nart. ~ ~ ..,rn
Growing .! l.i'n' ca y. -. ...'s -.n,a.xt.x ~,
thefenne- me "t'e1 %" -, W. w ~ .,r-,,r,,a
-"egEed poGEc' VS. - IAe". ~ -
eAeet tno 1nches II u'A'netc1' ,,.No $50 -
nchta th'cS nno 'acn's !oot. ~ a-a -
f"f cooefnes the he0t !" ~ - iheneH o... aton
20 tic otEer+ and 1toh u - Mcues 'uS
hte Eone Of THIS tnonhles 'Elea u ouAse1, au@
*sF Eost de1eons IN natos ana eetoe' 49,.
~cu!d bc &zae to Say. tne Huenroou -
around Cheyenne were neH your c9J. ~
would Ike worm han0teo tuousAuu uo'.a.
Tlus, every cay Sotoc 'a1o71'ie a49Nu'N-s ~ ~N