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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

MATTHEW G. EMERY.
THB CHAMPION OF UNIVERSAL MANHOOD
SUFFRAGE.
Tho ability Of a statesman may be estimated
by the foresight he displays in anticipating
great political events. Public opinion docs
not undergo sudden changes, but by progress
new ideas are engrafted into party platforms
and become leading issues In national and
State campaigns. Washington has been the
abiding place Of the master-minds of the
country, mon who have In times past shaped
the course Of our national politics yet strange
to say an ungruteful republic has forgotten to
number among those entitled to the dstinc-
ton OF great, II not the greatest, statesman
Of the age, the champion Of universal man
hood suifngc"--we mean saylcs J. Bowen.
But the claim Of Saylcs ]. Bowen differs
from that Of his compccrs In the fact that he,
ut the very onset advocated views which only
the inevitable course OF events could possibly
demonstrate 10 DO practical. lie would have
the colorcd people Of the District not only
believe that he alone was the originator OF the
plan for universal manhood suffrage" but
,,,,bo,,, an d,s,,,,o,,,,, no. d,o ,,ai,,r a,
this persistent and Irresistible efforts. His
record, however, positively dIsproves his AFRO
giant claim, and shows that a discriminating
public has not erred in not ranking him
among the leaders Of the Republican party.
We propose TO review some facts In conncc-
tion with Mr.. Bowen's assumption OF this
priority on the manhood suffrage question,
and 0rst vvc win aIirde to Ma accordance Of
the nor,,no,,on 81 mo Ronn,llcon n.,ty in
VI '"0 ''oi'"'i'"" P"'S 80
this city for the mAyoralty two years ago In
his letter acknowledging that honor he used
this language,
at Ia not necessary. presume. for me to assure the
. n VA ~ o. asySSg to ,5 SheiT
ssogt gnl!er.al suffrage IN this metropolls You AZ
should be guarantee Tor my faiare actions"
Just so. OF course Mr.. Bowen's record has
been consistent since the days he belonged to
the Democratic jackson Association, when he
voted to prescribe Wings purely on account
OF his inehable and unchhnging love for the
Democratic party, down TO later period
when, according 70 his own words, his past
record should be guarantee for his future
actions. II would be difficult in the face Of
his past record, to tell which way II pointed.
He leaves us at the crossroads without sign
or guide board, with no other alternative hut
10 guess which way his political aspirations |
have led him. II would DO safe, however, |
Judging from his past record, to assume that
he Is no pilgrim jOurncying into a far country, /
but would be found following In the rear OF |
the party OF progress and patronage.
Knowing how very difficult Ii would be to |
reconcile his professions with his acts, he in |
formed the colored people of Washington
prior to the last mayoralty election, that he
published an article In the Chronicle relative
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

~ Gontlenen's ~ DOTS and GAfTKRs measured
10 order Al W cent? advance the hloVo Drieos All
other Kinds Of BOOTS, SHOitR and q fiTFiis ~
equally loN prtooas too numOrnaa 70 montion =
hemember everything sold At regular wholesale
All In want Of BOOTS, SHOES, and CATERS
shnuld give them call and eHAmlno their stool and
prices and they WIN see saving Of IS per cont
Don't forgot name and No,
=. sTltASBURGRR BROS,
Ap4tlm bOo Seventh st., between X and l.
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tADvIRrIsENESI.l
Georgia MRtters-Bullock Answered.

To he Chairman Of a. Esooasfy'seiioa oSS,iifss asd
iwoSid bo pleased 70 can sosI si,sHtion o. the ae
that Arb on education, sec. he General AHsembly
. q 81. iss sa a STo ds 5 S
ystem Of general st.ea,isl b Geysss' iIse 70 ~
yi.egs 9osS9oS 8nosL AZ aSslss, nd Tsia,s @
s agS Sad ~. aois % asors o9a,iaon
alter aS y RS S%PSaS MS bat not Ssr Ssns
As.eIelv at y &c Ie y, f,g Se
lures, and By snbuIiasi9u q the Amsndmsnt - ne
Qualified ypss s H. sh lection II Ssa nS G boSS
srsss fruin ts Constellation Of georgiA ordered By
he sSsadnsnt sT1 sa Isassii6l O'
cali B1iiock Provisional Governor bse.pse ths ordi
only PlSSsisnsl aht tiS s!ss Is represented q Con
And Z; .ss SSs e. TSas'i sB PIiisa MS
tives shall be admitted their taking the oath pre-
States shs Be BY law admitted q REORGANIZATION In tho
Congress Of tho United States, any civil government
"9 Ana f IN ne asS P.ssSd $ g. SS
the commander d any district named In sd act shall
q SftS army q re Und SS and have eject
1 ne a. y o a and s sIS
else o. qelAl povsrl am once, OF Person holding q
or mtSfJ ONCE or duty a such distriet under any
power slssoa, arP9i5iasi, authority derived iron'
OF the government Their 1f any siHHcia or other
division .he.Sot shs have pSEsS Z Pss ss iSSl sie.
death ,esiynAtions or Other Siso thorSioro. MAJOR
nanefA Alrn1 A. Iorl aponathte fnoNialonal
Governor Baliook's drau.nE one hundrYd and iiiiy
thousand dollars from the contingent fund Of Georgia.
ee sSsaS O. q. SSssaou ~ y hS ssSs , shs az
words. 70 Wit; No MONEY shall b ar,uq from The
ruE1lar s,llsIs,t Hna sSoouni s receipt and eE.
pendture o. all public money ahAll Be publlahsd frpn
session q The dgnsral kssemby ais. 6overnsr Bai
lock the 1readent and Foster Blodget
rSss for The ws.Sfa and xans TslSS ana f SS.S
ride in old oaHis es and smoked over and pit
they compelled TO pay full price, and such regula
Site, and YET 30 isths Alpha and Omega of S I'D
and bad laws q Georgia. ssnaiJr HunSsriord. wboE
s55oj q S7O5O poT month, and only stSSo nave beSn
paid int the trOasqiI q GeorEA in months and
Genega Terry said to me ho would have nothing 70 do
vim HONEY matters Of Ceorxa. and therefore We want
Win Cisorgia's Inonsy " "'
MAJOR General Alfred A. Terry Il guilty Of letting
and L l. Harris APPOINT GcSrEiS senStSrs' and Te5
eseat,yes sons SRd other TSistioRs 50 q once ~
GoeEEiG consiution article O. section l. part Nor
shall any senator or RspFossntAtye after his qua6
asyoS and consent q DO ssRss q S nj w or s
S Ss'SE T sRy Z. .s SsSS s.n on
We also charge ProyisionAl Goyernor Bullock aud |
voting have their irm o. ONCE extended u sis
and not to vote with the Democrats they offered the
from snactinE law, calling The present session tsS
hrst session q the General ASSEMBLY They strive o
they might handle sfJo and help . develop the
o. ns e ~ aeoE a. sent. per
4lD per day. And at the same time permit Senator
b:5, . eoSred M Of New hork city 2 60
~ over and above his back pay and mileage And IN
q me aes o. OonETess q Dcoenocr ls0
senator under The proclamation Of MAJOR generAl Geo
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KRRP THE HEAD COOL.
sLRAw HATS In abundance, ioT men. boys and
IAnss Gssortment Of FELT HATS, In light colon,
u ssoalion 8 Invited 70 - GOsaamST Body DRESS
.... ~. L.. STINEMRTZ,
HAttor l411 PennsylVanla aVonua,
heeond dooE iTam 1hlIieenlh street
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New Advertisements.


=, a TrsTU PAYS TAtR PRICES ron LADIES,
~, Cent?, and Chfidrsn's SECOND Hand yloIhin5
Under vi9,hlns bog,s sh1S' VI S,s 5.i,.er siatb
and seventh strssts
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81 this city, return thanks i9f The paiTonase hereto
same ior ny susesssSrs. WA A. HEBRON
..,
.hlp under The arn e PoE @ z o2siinss
The a1oye easine., N oanpsS,,en gn m .bsss
o. pebble patronage. I0luLssMsIN Aaif1U1ssnu
mysta HhhtAAN sEh''soH'
THE DEmOChAT
AN EVENING NEWSPAPER,
WIN be Issued on ,,,,,,,,
.n,,nc TI,sa rtIp nEninrp aTtr, "a NnIn ATE
N'' INV ron MHy1p
JONAH ID. HOOVER.
HIS PORTRAIT AND SKETCH or iIIs LIFR
sr-.oow MRN sgPsSSsSy e ~ S,N NJ. NUMBER
hdvs Svv eoS.sisn ~ inserted.
fTBiIcSfioN oFridE@So. soi . stree. "
RN GREBS y WILL gIj.
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'gRfGR Kfi.NS' wiiFFIi, SitRoWa, Sc', Al
kuCfioN. -. 49,.
LII On FRIDAY, ne sSh instant q vl9
q aesATs. West issb5, eorDsi u south o.aioi
street spa It'll s soals We M@nas ssor.
Ggys Cart wagons "G and 6Srt HARNESS Sheds
Mn,eeipasr9ss, se a ,,.tinu p,..h
ffsT%si GasS. GREisS TWiEId,1Ns.
mystt1 AueuoneeIs; -
Is No ri i PSsSylsshis s'sSas between Siaih and
rRusrErs SALE or VALUABLE uSrM.
PRovED PROPERTY,
December, isn, and duly recorded In Ilbcr No. CA
folio i7s Ae one q the land record. for WashnGt9n
&c ansan, oS PURsbRY tSs IA q NAV. isiS y 4
O'Clock IN front q the premises al that piece q
3 fsst on sonth h stresa between Thirteenih and
Fourteenth streets east, and running back f feet
inches u n foot alley,
rumsi S;l3J cash balance ~ twelve months, With
cost Fif,y doar, viii 30 reauTsd Gown On he dS
nySldt. I. 6 ~ Hart o., xas i
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Rh Dc TtobDN hii'N Wa A"ciioheerr'
Rv np nvafpA6tp MN nfua strR
Abnntry rxxvn XII ts plsy9nNn 7rlfr gtrY
nItS MAE b p NE H1Ap r ~ rts1IiplkHS
By virtue O. decree ot tne supreme Oourt " We
District u Columbia. pasled n ehanoory canse Ne.
1904, unbattntinH me A. trustee, shall on TUESDAY,
June ], lrloj ~ d9glock, p m. on the premises,
washington oountI, ID. O.. containing little upwards
q thirteen Aerea and Improved y iNo,.t2ry frame
fruit trees, embracing apple, cherry peach pear 40
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pass Il 1akiag prspasneioss forth ssppoeAing Tsir
Hssss. ssips end Bssdy. have ssne to he 1hdkj,
Pear esnyop. for ths paspose 1t taking visws.
Msnhal wheeler has appointed CsptaIa Andrew J.
Duso,d, - esnsas tak~ Tor Neashss county.
oszstte 20.
Geo. Mclean, who has been confined to his room u
tho q Louis hotel with an attack Of n1ouua fever
10 recovering. -~
nine days run Of the Blacker 4 Ksating mill a,
Radenhurg, ton stamps crushing rock from the
Heating lode produoed ]4,s73-dvezage to the tun,
90
Fort Ellis celebrates the lth BY foot and sack races
catching creased hog, climbing creased pole, donkey
raee. wheelbazrow race and pulling the goose.
Herald n
Ex.SscretaEy Tufts 10 in town.
At meeting OF the Park Lake Ditch Company last
evening, $4,000 oe stock was taken BY several II
leading businsss men.
Company "B" 18th U. s. Infantry. were at Ken.
nedys ranch last night and will probably reach Helena
tomorrow evening" After resting day or two here,
the command will proceed on it, long and wcarisOmc
march to Camp Douslas, Utah. The company left
Camp Cooke ON the 18th inst, and were detained
cral days at Hepton waiting for transportation and
supplies. Brcvet Major N. w. Osborne Is In com.
mand. The Government stores ut Camp Cook were
sold ut the post, and the buildings torn down and
stacked up for WOOL which brought the mere nomi-
nal sum Of IS cents per cord.
James Mar, Esq. Supervisor OF United States In
tcrnal Revenue Tor the Western Territories embrac.
ing New Mexico. Wyoming. Utah. Dakota, Washing.
ton and Montana 10 in town.
Sir William Call, Thos E. Tut and Len Robinson
have gone fishing to the Missouri.
Gazette 90
The G0zstte reads it, patrons two very sensible ar
tcles-ooe the had policy Of sending East for job
work instead Of giving II to homo printing oscce and
the other in regard to patronizing the theatre. On
this point It says "A good theatre ctlucatcs the peo
pie In tate and refinement Of language and thought
affords place Ut innocent amusement to those who
would otherwise spend their evenings in the haunts
vice. Is mn attraction which continually benefits tho
town by the number Of people which it draws from
abroad, and by the reputation which weLkcpt thea
tire gains for the intelligence aid enterprise of the
community among al who may visit it. We refer to
this subject because 1t seems TO ~ that shameful
apathy to whether our theatre lives dies Is now
prevailing among those who arc best able and BY far
the most intercrted In sustaining t. The example Of
Deer Lodge, little town not 40 big as one Of Oul
blocks. but full Ut enterprise and good eensc should
be an example to ~. They have recently bought a
theatre building which they will give to the company
to 60 over there; because they well understand that
theatre has been Of the attractions which
made this town the metropolis Of the Tcrritoryand
they want to create eiilar attraction In their little
town"
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Another line is proposed of 81 miles.
costing $50, "a. 1t is estimated dam can
be constructed ct small cost which will give
a superficial water surface of 800 acres and
over 20 feet in depth. With this done they
can furnish 1850 inches of water for 100
days. The estimates are made for 1900
inch ditch. They also state the gulches can
all be covered for $60,000 At . meeting,
ON thursday evening, $4,000 were pledg.
ed to the enterprise.
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THE POSTAL SERVICE.

We promised last week 10 refer again to
the postal service. The status Of things 10
this: Hunt,ey & Co., last evening brought
over their last mail from Helena. and their
service. under the contract. expired yester.
day on all the West Side routes. Messrs.
Gilmer e. Salisbury have not yet stocked
any of the old Huntley routes. This looks
very much like suspension of service.
Huntlcy may receive orders In Helena 10.
day to continue the service, or Gilmer &
Salisbury ray get their lines on in time to
give weekly service where VIC now have
,ri.wcekly and half daily, all such routes
on the West Side being reduced under the
lettings to weekly service. We understand
the latter company has died bonds At Wash
ington to stock the routes: We are inform.
ed that Huntley sud Hill Beachy, Of the
idaho routes. who was also underhid In
bis mail contracts BY Gilmer 4 Salisbury.
have made . combination. with ample
means, and will stock the Corinnc and He
lena route and put on IN opposition line Of
coaches BY August let. Tho Huntley coach
line from Helena to Cellar will be continued
Is At present, except in regard to carrying
mails, but unless ordered to continue 10 day.
Highland, Rochester, Butte, Rocker. Silver
Bow, German, French, Philipsburg. Em-
mittsOurH. BeaftOwn, Mcclellan, Harris
burg, Lincoln and ell camps reached by
service will DO out in tho cold.
We do not spprehcud, however, that such
win be tho case, some one will certainly
carry tho mails-if only weekly, and q We
have NOS - yet asythias but f0sebodingsof
evil, and cannot effect lhe result. W sub.
side for the present i will b limo enough
10 cross the bridge when We come % Il
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Red Cloud Is mist--in Washington
and always will be in heaven.
We arc informed that . recent act o,
Congress has reduced the Associate Judges
salaries $500.
The dogs ofthe United States cost more
than the clergy-Esskonge ....
And still they are curtailed.
The Corinne Exporter nominates J. 81.
Bcadle for Delegate from Utah, on tho Gen.
tile platform. .-..I
The Senate did wisely on the 27th by
striking out all the income tax sections OF
the House Tax Bill. That ends the income
tax. -..
B., "A Chicago minister took the part Of
the Indians who kill settlers on the plains,
until he found out that they sometimes tool
scalps on Sunday. He says he can't uphold
such wickedness as dtet. r. --...-.
"A cable telegram of the oath says:
"A state breakfast was given by the Queen
to-day, on the lava Of Windsor Palace
The 6rilliancy Of the affair was interfered
with by showers" g..a@ a@.t..7r n '--
Well, why DOM thcy tell 10 where she att
her hash the rest Of the dayl ='gy re-
We have read with some interest the
Washington speeches Of Red Cloud-as
published. They excel in grandeur that Of
Logan, chief Of the MingoeA They are
logi.a eloquent, comprehensive, and rctlec,
much credit on-the Washington Bohem'
ians and Vincent Colyer. fsr v.@.sf.acr
Two men, Kennedy and Israel, were
killed aud horribly mutllated, in Arizona,
BY Indians, June 10Th. Israel was scalped,
his leggs burned Of, his heart cut out aud
. coal of IRE put in il Any one who
Gays Red Cloud did that u IN unblushipg
liar--because Rcd Cloud was in Wash
ington ct the time. -. "a 3..,rs-.-o
During . terrible storm On Tuesday,
two oil refinesies, &c near The Shsrpsburg
bridge, i've miles above Piltsburg, were
struck by lightning, several thousand bar.
reis of oil, iguited, and tho sharpsburs
bridge across The Allegheny river, . train Of
cars and severalrcdneries destroyed. Henry
Foster, brother Of Stephen c. Foster, the
song writer, was burned - death. Less,
$500. 900. 100 MI a.h
Letters received hers By Dick Oickeo.
con and others, say that =. p. Holbrook Of
Idaho, was killed On election day By G. Il.
Douglaa They wero both Democrats. bot
had quasreled ever The Sheriff csutest.
Douglas hid heard Holbrook sArealsued 70
shoot him on eight, and rnsesiug HoVbrook.
turned loose On him. ssBosh mon 1fsd
There was great excitsmsnt il Boise over
tie circumstance - Her vt8"--
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THE FOURTH OFJULK, 1870.

A little event occurring on the 4th o,
July, 1776. has since been deemcd worthy
of commemorstion by the American people.
That was the Declaration of Indepen dsnce.
The popular error that the 4th Of July is
the anniversary of Whisky Straight is toe
strong to he successfully combatted. and
tho amount of perpendicular dissipation
would not be materially decreased by any
homily we could pen. It will usher the
United States upon the ninety fifth year Of
their independence, with every star on our
banner sowcd, with Coates No. O spool cord,
and 30, 800 800 people ready to furnish thread
for the Cuban and Canadian stars. aud, If
necessary, wax 'c,n. BY special request,
O'Neil is omitted from the aggregate count
Of. forty millions. Ninety.four years ago
tie American eagle took it's first fight above
the land, and it has been customary ever
since for Americans to fly their eagles on
the Anniversary Day. The theme is pro.
life. 1t admits Of the use of pyrotechinal
phrases and seven story patriotism. unavail.
able on tho other three hundred and sixty.
four days, and it is III evident fact that
England is easier snd more whipped on that
than any other day. It would be first
class occasion to settle the Alabama claims.
As these oratorical and journalistic duties
will lie pretty wcllattcndcd to by the big dali
les in the cities and 1.-The pride of the family
in thousands Of country villages, we can
safely leave them in their charge, proud as
they Of our great Republic, glorious in it.
history and dessinies, and despite oil ma.
t,onal follies, faults and mistakes, the great.
est land beneath tho sun, and " freedoms
happy home" ...- .f
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Il YEAR.

wisn this is,.s TnE NV noaTn.Wssz
completes the iirst yaaf, Of -. sxa6esnce.
Born IN / season OF Anascial famine; to BE
nursed on purse withered BY shalt dose"
lightnings; conducted at heavy expense
when II was winters provisions rather than
news large proportion OF the population
were ''rustling" for; At . time when the dull
season suggested the utmost, economy on
the part of business men; In competition
with well established paper in . town OF
. few hundred inhabitants, and with the
political sentiments of it, editor at variance
with the large proportion of West Siders'
the omens and indications were not the most
brilliant under which . newspaper might be
ushcred into existence. But, We are through
the year. We make no claim 70 good man
cement. If THE New NORTH WEST has
been success, it 10 due wholly to the gen.
erous support Of the community, and the
steadfast friends whose numbers and good
deeds have been past all our deservings.
Fur this we are grateful. We expect to
continue to live, move and have being
among you. We ask . continuance of that
patronage and kindness Jou have evidenced
in the past, and will endeavor a. we may to
deserve it, hoping the identification of TIE
New NoRru.WEsr with Deer Lodge City
may 10 mutually beneficial. .-
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Our Ceda,. Creek Column

RIPo01ID ION TIE NEW NoHrH WEST By BExArpEe
Cedar Junction, N. r., June 23d
PERSONAL Capt. Richard liauscr and
George Fox. ESQ, of Helena, are viewing
the situation, with intent of remaining Il
things suit .......' ...,.. =.
Water II falling rapidly in Cedar, giving
the miners chance 70 re- commence work
where the former floods prevented.
A letter passed lately through Sans &c.
daE Greek Letter Express, addressed:
.@ 'This !sttes goes 70 Ching Hong Tee
-ss Nv Who's ...; swse &C. On our susanna; r
1a. In housewife, 4outana." ..zs-..
4BAT.-Ths scarcity of beef In the gulch
caoses IN Immense consumption of bacon
and hams, and keeps the cured meat at hixl,
figures, shoulders selling ct IS cents and
hams and bacon Ut So Although three
butcher shops are running in Louisville.
ever and anon fresh meat is scarce. In Cedar
junction, where no butcher shop concen.
trates the flies, tho good people rely on game
and fish for frcsh meat, and prosper on that
;. A New ROAD DIsrRIcr has been cst.b.
Mshed by the County Commissioner Of
4tssouIa county, commencing at Moose
Creek keery, thence, running north TO the
Mullen Ferry, thence west tOthe summit of
the Ceur d'Alene Mountains, thence on the
summit 70 . point due south Of the place Of
beginnlng. This district takes in the mos,
part Of tho Mullen road leading 10 Cedar
Greek =. 3 Decker, Esq., has been o.
pointed Road Commissioners, and no better
selection could have teen made. The war.
o. s6ad to Cedas junction ID now . CT.
tai1ity. tes 5a;.at aox I s..'.i -
% LAMENTATIONS AID lTs OAus1-The nun.
b. Of men Lowing thh gulch either fos
Other Territorial camps o Walh NalA. 4
daily inceoelnt. WIEN aokGd Tor ysaecns
toe deoeeehese gooa s'camp . Cedar. to
e1sw9 y many he>aAee0 - bon tAat M