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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-11
MAKING IT GOOD.

The Peoples party of Deer Lodge organ
lied and achieved victory under the demand
for, and promise of, better and more Geo.
n"mical administration Of its county Offices.
Their electors expect them to make this
promise good, and VIC. arc pleased 10 note
that so far the record and expenses Of the
several officers il highly u their credit The
new administration l,ss been In olIlcc three
months. As compared with expenses Of of.
ficcrs for tho three months proceeding them
arc IA follows: .n .n.-.... q. g.
To Sheriff Mct;ovcrn frc.1 Connty .r,% .
for u months ending Nov, l, On, S. 4l9n
From Ter. for boarding prisoners, LET Of
One half for months .... saOae - sassss9
To Sheriff Jones from county tors
months ending Feb !. 1870. l,l02s s.
From Ter. for boarding prisoner. 500 l,5.5 S.
Less in sherirs Office. ....... ti,sclos
To old Commissioner for mos
ending Nov !, 1860. ........... n 80
To new Commissioners for mos
ending Feb !, 1870. 1900
Lcee In Commissioner ofsec. el0i 50
To r Owen, Co Clerk. for mos
ending Nov ], 1850 ..-........ 90 90
To jas Gilchri.t. Co Clerk. for :
mos ending Feb l. ls70...... los 90
Less In County Clerk office. ... e5:s %
To Smith. Treas. for months
ending Nov !. lsC0. LAS %
To G Fredericton, Treas. for Z
mos ending Feb I, 1870. ...... 8l5 o.
Le.. in Treasurer. ol,,ce ........ sass ~
Less In County Clerk Office. ...... ~ ~
Less III CommisaioEcrs' odlcs..... lOI %
Lees In Sheft6s 0n'ce............ 1.16l ~
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-11

Gazette 10.
Wassweiler Is improving the Hot Spring
premises.
Maj. Hanna, Paymastcr U. 8. A., il order.
cd to the District of the Lakes.
A correspondent writes from Benton,
Small pox 10. ! am glad tn say, fast dying
out. and We hope ere long to exhibit clean
bill Of health"
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-11
The Northern Pacific R0ilroad.

The Pittsburg Chronicle. Of Jan. Goth,
says: 1.-The present railroad sensation Is the
revival Of interest in the Northern Pacific
Railroad. The grand project h speedily
assuming such definite form and proportions
Is indicate that IN early start in the prose.
cution of the actual work will he made
The movements Of prOmincnt capitalists On
Wall street, ore among the signs Of the
times, and tend In this direction. The road
ID TO extend from Duluth to Pugct's SQUAD.
and runs across the State or Minnesota for 4
distance Of two hundred miles. IN order
that the Company may not forfeit its land
grant from Minnesota, it Is necessary TINT
the rUal should he constructed with vigor,
xs actual settlers are taking the lands, sad
the time allotted to the Company Is drawing
to, = close. II j. necessary, therefore, to
hurry up matters, and this explains the anx-
iety of the Capitalists interested In the Com
psny. Il 10 calcslsted that it will cost @5,-
OOO, 600 to build tho first section of two hun
dred miles in MinncsOta, and the capital Of
this section has been divided into one hum
drsd full shares of 45o, 900 each. The Cos
sips say that the conferences of the past few
days have resulted in Ill the shares being
taken. There ID considerable talk in regard
To tho inside price st which these shares
were distributed to the German bankers and
others who have taken them. Gossip places
the price anywhere from ~, 1000 10 $4a-
600 each. It Is further stated that each SUBJ
scriber Of these shares gets ~, 900 Of Z $40
per cent gold bonds, and : bonus Of stock
anywhere from $4,000 TO >6oo, 900, &C.
cording 70 private arrangements. After the
two hundred miles Of road Ia Minnesota
arc complsted, It u asserted that the Com.
psny or its managers win push the road on
toward Puget Sound. and issue bonds to
build Il, the amount Of which i variously
estimated Il from u ,ooo, 900 to o, 0o0, 900"
{ e+##a 48ts& A.-----s. ~ -. 1888
Ill.," 1hst I1vssti:atlSo Again.
Teths Editor q ~ nsrsh, .tts .aa& is5z staa
I. The NV NORTH WEsr Of January
2lst has IN article headed ''That lnvesttEa-
ton, !" which attempts 10 sxanssste xessn.
Rogers end Barkley, and gently limiting that
The resolution offered By me. h the aouse,
was only for bsneombe-s mere prsaext to
give psblicaai0a tOthe speeches Of Repobli-
can asd Conservative msobaA which was
used - a oppogtuaity "a. bsrissqus the IN.
scholarly sttainmeats efHaa Opposition
i ~
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-11

b, Capital Tines, Feb, .
The 7Smss aggregates the gold yield Of
Alder q go. 0oo, 900; of Montana. $780,.
o000. 000. Estimated cost Of Capital Ditch,
433, 900, Of which Madison county pays
$4,000. '~
A. r. Thrasher, Photographic artist, has
located on corner Of Jackson q Wallace
etYeeta # #.aH 9s-st 81. .ts
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-11
-.F Herald.
Marshall Wheeler 10 out again.
Mark Vucovich, last heard of ct High
laad. n. r., 10 wanted by ", Virginia,
Nevada.
= A correspondent asks for improvement in
the architecture Of the Court house, dome,
cupoh, bellfry, town-clock Or mortgage.
The Masquerade Ball is to bc grand.

The Gazette shuts down on long, mushy
letters sound. at
Twin the Indians remain quiet now, do
you think!' asked an anxious settler oi
Lieutenant Duane, Of the cavalry. when the
expedition wasireturning from the 1arias.
'''Wcll. l can't asy," returned the Lieutcn-
ant, ''but there are certainly one hundred
and scvcnty.three very good arguments IN
favor Of their remaining quiet, lying out on
the NariaS ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-05-07

tsststioa It the men who can thus attempt
b tri1s with our dearest rights, in more
demoustrative manner.
~ The following telegram was ordered sent
to the Workiogmon's Assembly of New
York: g.
1.-THE Mechanics State Council Of Cali.
fornia send greeting to the Workingmen's
Assembly Of New York with the assurance
that $4,000 sighthour men in this city
congratulate them on their legislative sue
sess. This is glory enough for one day.
Now We are ready to adjourn"
SAN FRANcIsco, May3.-The crops are
iutirely rerished from drought, in San
Joaquin valley, and majority ofthe far
mers will not even be able to make hay
from their grain fields. Two hundred
acres Of wheat, which a few weeks ago
promised an immense yield, are now be.
ing cut for hay.
Arrived, ship King Philip, from Port
Gamble Is days, via Port Townsend; bark
Carolise Reed II days from Port Madi-
son.
Sailed, Sd, steamer Montana, for Pana-
ma; British ship Anna Nary, for Liver
pool.
PORTLAND, May 3.-Stcamer California
FOR Victoria and Puget Sound, with 200
tons Of produce and merchandise and 4s
passengers, sailed tonight.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-05-07
Letters from the People.

En-. STANDARD: The steamer HINT
arrived early this morning, and our citi-
Gems were surprised and pleased to hear
che sweet strains Of music as the Hunt
hoated gracefully into her dock. The
band after playing one or two pieces at the
dock honored our town and especially mine
host of the Occidental with several stirring
airs from the balcony Of the hotel. Hon.
Marshal Blinn, the candidate for Delegate
to Congress was m board, accompanied by
some Of the most prominent Republicans
Of the Territory. 1t is understood that
the campaign is formally opened, and that
on the 18th Of this month there will be a
grand mass meeting at Seattle of the orig
inal, and only party claiming to be Repub-
licans. They design to contest the field
with . small mutual admiration society
hero, called the Gar6elde party, party at
one time possessing some prctcntons for
magnitude and strength, but now sadly
shorn Of its former prestige, aud COM
posed only of few poiitica: mountc-
banks, third.rate political preachers and
timed mail contractors. The Democratic
party based upon principles, not men,
stands higher to-day in the estimation Of
fhe pioneer, 10 the estimation of every
man who has the future prosperity of this
country at heart. The people ask no
trading politicians, no dcmagogues, to rep.
resent them. Tho silver tongucd orator
has sold US out once, he shall never do it
again." is the spontaneous voice Of the
people. J. D. Mix will receive the hearty
and undivided support Of Democrats and
all wcllwishcs Of our Territory, for his
fame is untarnishsd. With private and
public record above suspicion, l hazard
nothing in saying that he will be our next
Delegate to Congress. Such l believe to
he the voice Of the people, such shall | e
the voice Of King county. Yours,
Pontiac.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-05-07
TIE PRosPEcr IN CLARK County.

Tux PRosPEcr IN CLARK COUNTY
A correspondent Of the Portland Herald
writing from Vancouver, 2sth ult, give.
an encouraging view Of political matters
in that county. He says:
The Democracy of Clarke county we're
aroused yesterday by the arrival Of our
Democratic nominee for Delegate to Con.
rress, Judge J. ID. Mix, of Wslia Walla.
The Judge is cauvassing the Territory,
ssd appears coo6dent of success. Notice
vas given that he would address the pub.
lie in the evening, and the Democratic
Club Of this place took the matter 10 hand
with their usual spirit Their hall was
statefully arranged, ssd at the hour sp-
pointed vas deasely 6l!ed BY an euthu.ias.
tic audience. The speaker vas introduced
BY Mr.. Hayden, chairman Of the meeting,
aud vas greeted 9Th rounds Of applause.
Judge Mix's speech, which lasted over
two hours. Vas listened to With marked At.
tcntion, interrupted only BY expressions Of
appreciation BY the audience, and At the
Close three cheers we're given for our Dem
ocrstic aouiaes.
The Democracy Of this county are hard
at work, and are working to win. At the
June election set down Clarke county for
Democratic majority.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-05-07

NTSSION Wooden Goods and Blankets
lN Oregon Wooden Goods, and Pacific
Wooden Underwear, at Agents rates.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-05-07

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
TsEsIro9Y o. WAssInerox

To the County Auditors Of the several eouu-
ties in The Territory Of washingtOn, greeting !:
wssxKAs II becoAss the duty Of the electors
u said Territory OF wAsbingtsa, on the srst
Aonday OF jane, lsie. 10 choose y Delegate 10
Congress. the bers Of the Legislative Assem-
bly,, and other onicsrs hereiE named.
Now, therefore, |. JAMS Seorr. Acting Gov
ernor Of said Territory BY vIrtse Of the aHihog-
i,y vested ia me by lA~, do order an elecrion
10 be held ia the several election precincis Of
said Territory, on soaGsyr Iene sth. is6S. to
elect the following o&rers, 90 xit :-Dcl~ga,e
TO Coagr~ss, also neaeers Of The Cozncil and
House Of Representatives Of the legislative
Assembly, Prosecuting Attorneys. PROBATE
Jsages- Au1itcrs, Treasures, Sheri@s. CoEniy
Commissioners. School Superintendent. Ssr-
veyors. Coroaers, yus,iees Of the Peace anG
Constahles in and for their respective Dis
triets. Ceansies and Precinets- Ts~ electors
are also reqaired. ss the sxns fine ana place
to vote for or agAiast esilisg ConSesti0u to
frame . ceevensio. 10 ftzne . Coasiitrtien
preparatory to nakiae srpIiestsoa for the as-
nissies II the resriisry u wsskizSsoa as a
State iese the Csloa.
These preseass ar~ % eenmast res 10 give
nesies II the ss8s. - reesired BY lav
ls ssssi1say whereof have ksresn;e
go nv has1 end 60 sses The seal II the
ftrrstsry &c BE sskre3.
pose g, oss~srss, this 7sfs &sy - xsrch
4, n. is1e JAMES SCOTT.
Ae'ius eererr-r 81 wsss'sssoa TssTi,sry
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-05-07
POLITICAL NOTICES.
Pierce County Democratic HAS Con
vention.

The Democracy Of Pierce. Mason aud Che
halls eounties are resrecifally requested TO
meet in the N. Z. Church, on Saturday. the
?lsi day Of NAY, 1870. at | O'Clock p n. to
nominate e candidate for Joint Coancilman /;
at which time Pirrce and Mason sill nominate
aJoint Representative and Pierce Der county
nominations. Rally Democrats, and let the
equality, tax-gathering, nsy-s9uandering
party see that ne are truly IN earnest this
time. 4. A. LIGHT,
Chm Dem. Gen. Committee.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-05-07
SRECZZE .NOZTCES.
AGENTS Fer THE STANDARD.

snW Fvensis cO Agency.
l.. r. FISHER. 20 and 81 New Mechanics Ex-
change. is our only authorized agent in Sa
Francisco. For Eastern advertising. Mr.
Fisher is represented by s. r. Pctiingill
Co., Of New York aud Boston.
Agent. ." the Atlantic states.
HrpsoN L MENEr, are the only Eastern Adver
tsing Agents, with whom we do bushes
direct in the Atlantic States. Office. 4
Park Row, Tm's Building. New York City
TIL. following named gentlemen are author
jzcd TO receive aud receipt for money due on
subscription to the STANDARD:
VI. ". War;. Victoria. V. l.:
JonS =. Jrpsox. Port Townsend:
HoLpES 4 JUpsoS. WILDLY Island
F.. A. WILSON. Arcada,
SrErHEx JUpsoN, Steiiacoom;
T.. 4 L;GHr.
l.. l.. DrRKAr, Cowlitr:
Jspr. MrRrHy, T,sslady;
Warren Cow, Ni>qually.
q. W. CANYON, Portland, Oregon.
~ Money can be sent through the mails
At pur risk.
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TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
Coaniy Of rhnrston.

TOjAnss Orrsnsss: Yea are hereby sesised
that J. G. Sparks and Jeha L. Clark have
each Sled separate eeaPisiats against rca.
which wili come % 20 he heard before ne On
the ,eih day Of Jane. 1870. ssd saless goa ap-
pear n, ny sdiee in oiynpsa 90 said day. and
aasver, the same win be takes % confessed
aaa tAs prayer Of said eempisists grated
Sparks complaint, FLED April -. lsTa.
claims Siee sof board asd hare 70 vsecs and
team.
Ciara's eonpisist Sled NAY 2, 1870. claims
So 81 for gsrk and aaserssis-
FRANCIS HENRY.
&C -: Justice Of the Peace
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-05-07

TtOTHING and Furnishing Goods, in large
~ quantities and at reduced rates, at
+. ROTHSCIIILD l. CO.'S.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-05-07

NJ ERsCHArN PIPES jxss received
WI us1sssss Ssssssshy
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-05-07

IT AIDES Dry Goods and lIosic-y-a COM
IL plctc assortment, and new styles, just re-
iceived at ROTHCHlLD Co.'s
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ss,lI-heads. Cards and Circular.

oEWokk. frnn = .as,A Pos,sr - a
81 hss;iss Csre, as; sa2 sA-zp. al tt- sssss
he NASniNGTU< STANpAEp.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-05-07

TIcxErs.-Our charge for election tick
cts will be e3 for = single hundred IS
for two hundred, and 81 so for each ad-
ditional hundred in best style. The pay
in full must accompany al orders to insure
attention
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-05-07

SxOKoMIsH, Mason Co., April25, 1870.
En-. STANDARD: ALLOW me to state
that the nomination of Judge Mix. for
many reasons, gives general satisfaction
here. Whisky or grccnbacks will have no
Influence 10 the coming contest We are
ready and eager for the fray.
Yours, DC. h. PLURIBUs UNUM.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-05-07

- The steamer Cai;fornia arrived
last evening", bringing Gov. Solomon and
several German immigrants.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-05-07
Dissertation Of PartnerxhI p.

N-nTiCE Is her.ey givra that the rastaer-
N ship heretofore exisiing betwesa " III.
C.srk and 4 y RAhheson, ~ coasFaetsrs and
fzTaash,rs. hAs bsea dissolved by ~aiasl eea-
seat. The Gehis Of the Ern wili l,e paid By W !.
n ClarR. IL y h0a. alone ali sa;ss~s ding bills
mast 5e paid. v u. SL9s.A.
a. a. EAsisE ssia.
oi.mp,a. AFsl %, ls'e. =essi
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-05-07

4 GENCY of the United Anahem Wine
~ Growers Association is at Rothschld l.
Co.'s, where q full stock Of their different
wines can always be found.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

n, fur. ~tstsmi.t.

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afaIf
ur rr,fasa rfal.asrhfif ihrs 'fi-if
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Ersss ii.t isat.rr liFrf g. ~ go.
l.nlri r. sili.l Iiunsss sal 'srsils h
"A ruls= insi. nhsss isst iefs nai asIff
Hri.hu-s. uIanisu q n lsr'ls'--F esi 'ei'is
uI
IaL ,hasn i',sua i'yHfha.'w'.t
ihs srs,
a lear ~'-'-l yaulsr hasis ga q aua
vashes
Rias, ina'a yeuisF sEauPi ys' fan Of
slice,
s,,suas h. nssis. n.-a.i VI -r'''sie Eusle'
f,.n e., iais ihIsa'-hs, ies, a 10 'sasA
abs scs,
Anl smsr an 'ans, anl sane TO rough l"ss
slipH'rE,
Aul soas on saiss. or cadlsrs, Coating
f,r~i
ssrs rsl'nly s4il, sal son', Tie va'e' ding
ing,
Mv lapns Is on fi.e river ssl',iy sailing
ranehi hy ihs current il secs rapidly
A. either eide she - In wileT TIA ilinF,
Stop not my ergiain voyage Ia he sea-
.V-,Gn, me v,SsFcrs who strive iosisk me
soms hre,l me nos, ard sihsrs friendly be-
heel not either, eare not what ihey think
mel
'rvIi natter not, vlsn once I reach The
sea,
Run, i,shing liver hen ne 90 'our vale's
Past vale alid mountain, elin aud mead
anl uee;
The last Of Adams sons and l-neh'efs
,Mus' sail this riyeraHd must reach that
sea.
we san ~ iay-Ihs sun with gray dawn
hlenilng.
Rises when Ne embark, and scars as We
saii on, aud sinks'as We approach our
endingi
Then sets forever whea NC reach 'he sea
Whittier beyond? shall We forever wander
tpoa. that Ocean? shall We shipwreoked
be-
or renehi some port beyond In vain to
ponder ~
None have returned who entered on that
sea.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

Ih rIIlif asIlHsIfaIiH.
II. HafIs lIHmfni a istIHf I..
ffaf ~ co. 81 81 laHs aHl II
Hf 4 fnf Ifis ntf nfi n
H..I IfHIff aHffff# fe NHn
ffr lUl tiUHy NIn trttI
iiat a'il A. pr lfnu.ifi 4. lhfia NJ
IHIte o1rlrs la dsfhaIsIaf iha'r
iniirs ue rIto "a iafi.aI slnHr.'s
nfthr lau governing ihr sulgrf
Ilr Narshais are rfgh.frf iu as.
"a each airufe ia thrr ruuHy nr
district. und as. ain ihe numb.I
ni dae.ih,rs ahi tain liss, ihr namo
81 rtfrY person Who ircs Hiih him
with ilrir as'c frx or f.,lor, ihr pnl-
k,sinn or trade AZ egch over fifteen
yeap al aga, ihe valne %. lhe reai
estate oWnrl ale slate ~ feguio-
"a in which iAey wure born, li mal
rlrl daring lhe year how NANNY al
tended school, pvrsons over 20 un
able Ia read or write, whether deaf.
dumb, blind insane idioiiC, panper
nr coEviel Tho name ut lhc own
or Ur 'manaeer of abe fafla, nhmbei
ofrrrcs in cu.iiyslion, value farm
a ll farming implements anl ma-
chlHcry, live slurk pTuli kinds and
vnluc, and pr0lnec Of farm for lhs
wear. giving the number OF bushels
VI Whcnt rs'e, cats, barley, &c.
puanls nj. batter amd olIecse, and
balrs of cotton VI 900 ponds eaell
Tho name oi every Individual on
company manufacturing articles Ia
tie value of $500; lhe capital invest
cd, raw material used, number Of
hands, male aud female cnployodr
aud wages Of each. The name OF
every county, town and city, the
value OF real and personal estate
. the aggregate amount al taxes, the
numhvr of schools, colleges and
academies, and ta$cs raistd iog
their support, aud number of news
papers in each. Whether the season
has produced IN average crop
what crops are short aud TO what
extent. The number ofputlfe paa'
res, criiNlGals, cost OF labor, the
number of churches and their value,
The age, sex, color, occupation,
married or widowed, the di-oase Of
which they died aud place Of birth
together with II hundred more
questions under these general heads
The officers have an arduohs duty
before them, and their labors will
be greatly Ecilitcd by their fellow
citizens being prompt and unreserv-
cd IN giving answers TO the inter
togstofics required to Lc propouad-
I el
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11
PLANTATION Bf1fERs

This wonderful vese-
table restorative Il The
shect-hnchor or The feeble
and debIlItatcd. As q
tonic and cordial for the
agcd and languid II has
no equal among stomach
les. As q remedy Tor
the nervous weakness 10
which women are espec-
tally subject, IL is
superseding every other
stimulant. In all
climates, tropical, tent
perate or frigid, IL acts
us a specific In every
species Of disorder which
umdermines the bodily
strength and breaks down
the animal spirits.
Wherever it Is intre-
deced 1t becomes q
standard article---a me-
dicinai staple. 1t Is to-day
the best and purest tonic,
and the most popular
medicine In the civilized
workable sure and get
The genuine. Sold by all
Druggists, Grocers and
Country Stores
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

{ -.--S . M sf,l,;ta
The NEW Sourif.-The Aioblic
Register lorcibiy says that IS ono OF
the narve!s of the age how tife
. South has risen iii-hve years rom
overthrow and prostration to great
prosperity and still greater prom
southern credit is firmly rc-estab
lishcd. Cotton is again. KING,
though not of the Same realm as as. OF
old. The last years crop OF 2,tOe,-
600 commercial bales was ~ vaiue
EQUAL TO $500, 600. 600. Twenty
,.rcat railroads are building in the
carolinas aud Georgia. while the
o,Lcr States of The Soulh have about
trty new lines under way Ihe
tobacco crop OF last year was val
ned nj thirty seven millions OF doh
lars. while tho sugar cTVf OF iast
year more than donbled the yea
Of 1867.
vhe wears to como are bright
with. still larger promise. lmmi-
grstion is swelling The volume Of
Skilled labor: steady work and high
warcs await cTcfy man, white or
Hack who chooses TO labor; day By
,iar The area Of the soil brought un-
80 ll,o plow decreases, and the
bo,,-ied capital Of Che North Is
moving southwards in an ever-asug-
,,onting stream. UndtF the ben
.fcicnt transformations OF peace,
~ coutl, will soon bloom into more
rbap lis uonled beauty prosperity
and power.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

20 TiE IolNT.--ln u political pa
per, in tho OI.D GUARD, for June,
nllor considering the situation OF
the Democratic party and the coun-
try, the writer SAYS
What, then, is TO be done? Why,
If the Democratic party can not pre-.
sent united and thoroughly con.
solidated front against the Mongrcl
party, will it not be n thousand
times better to keep out ofany cam
paign altogether. than to go in for
the privilege Of being unavoidably
beaten? If there be not virtue and
pluck enough left in the party and in
the people Of The State, toresist the
Mongrol caucus Amendment, then
tho next best lhing-and tho only
thing to be done-is, to stoutly re,
fuse to go into amy citmpaign nj all
and lie tremendously still, on the
high ground that the Constitution
has hcca subvertcd in such 4 man.
ncras TO render all voting farce.
lpAame, as much rs possible, the
minds Of the masses with the feel
ipgSthat the States have been forci-
bly, stripped Of tic great and sucrcl
right of independent franchise. Set
them Oh fire with the idea that the
white mans vote is everywhere to
be nculraIizcd, or taken from him,
by the Mongrcl campaign Amend.
ment. Show them That IL is nsclcss
iul them to vote, except they vote
as niggcrs, with that measure in
force, Work this fact into their
hearts and brains, and it will not
be long before they will send the
'.Amcndmcnt,' niggcrs and all,
both black and white, down such
sleep pieces as the swine, spoken
OF. in llo New Testament, never
found. The sight of "a great party
refusing to, 90 into ii campaign be.
cause tire .party in power have, in
effect, stripped the States of all their
most sacred ri.rhts.of franchise, will
arrest the attention of the world,
while it will SOW the seed ola polit-
zeal upl,caval. here al home, which
Will hurl the Monerc party from
;hc throne Gifts usurped power for
ever.
This, we saw, seems the last and
only-res6rt of The Democratic party,
sifahe Fraudulent A Amendment is to
be regarded DIS Il law. And we have
seen the Democratic Legislature of
New York under The lead OF a rough
and ignorant ward political adyen.
.turcr of tlfs civ baslirr to rocog.
uizo itas law even before il has been
to-bc so by any competent
tribunal (for Grants proclamation
does not make Il n law and Tins
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