The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-23

down their town If they intefcrcd with San Domingo
and intimated It was by Administrative sanction. II,
said Grant vas acting in the spirit that Commodor
In the menaces Of his message; and that It savored
| the menaces Of Pierce Buchanan and johnson. HI
charged that Grant had endavorcd to change the Sen
ate Committee on Foreign !ffars; that he wished {,
have him (SumneD removed but was told that wouli
be convenient he then asked that Schurz SHOULD
be removed, and was told 1t would ALLEVIATE the Ger
man vote; he then asked the removal Of Patterson
N. H., but that could not be done. He then calici
upon Senator Morton, whom the President kindly re
ccives in the Blue ROOM to rush down to the Whit,
H0uec and advise Grant to reconstruct himself on tn
San Domingo question: and formally addressing Vic,
President COl:ax, Sumner continued, with mucl
emphasis: ''Sir, call upon you who are next tn,
Chief Magistrate in the place Of honor to cal upol
the President Repair Immediately to the Exccutiv,
Mansion and tell him, by the authority son justl
command, not to follow the example OF Franklin
Pierce, James Buchanan and Andrew Johuso on; &c!
him rot to oprress weak and humble people; tell hin
not to exercise the war power without authority o.
Congress; tell lin not to forget there is a grandeur
in justice and Peace, beyond anything IN war. Mr.
Vice President. arpca! to you, you love the Re
publ!c As you are devoted to that party which has
recently honofed you: to exercise your great influence
to set the President right this important matter"
Morton rose to reply but yielded to other business
After recess Morton replied In detail: Said he was
frequent visitor at the White Houec and had seen the
President In the Blue Room because he was lame and
Grant kindly received him down stairs. That he had
no secret conferences with Grant, was his friend Der
sora!y and politically, and had been since Donad.on
sometimes had disagreed with Grant On appointments
etc., but had differed with him without finding it nec
csssry to assail Grants personal character These
aesaults upon Grant had been very bitter violent and
ca'umnatiug, more 20 tnan those lavishcd on any
President since the days Of Jefferson. .
The Times correspondent tclegraphs on Thursday
that the debate became very acrimonious, and Chan
der, who characterized Summers speech 40 'bsutsl
was reminded It was unpariiaaentary.
Nyc poked fun at Sumner IN bis happiest vein
Conk'isg, In an hours speech, calmly and powerfully
denounced the coarso - Sunser. Tharu,as, Dsu..
added fuel to the namca and 1t A. N. Casserly took
the door and held It until NJ, when the vote was
taken aud the resolution passed 81 to Q.
Summers speech was considered on All sides TO be
direct assauls on the administration ofsCrant.
Washington, Dec. 2s-The President was vi.ited to
day by many Senators ani Representatives who con-
graduated him upon the passage Of the San Domingo
resolution. he said he thought the annexation poll
cy was prudent and thought he would gain strength
as the facts became known. ..t Z
Yesterday the President transmitted a message to
the Senate, asking tho return of the nomination Of
Blanchard 40 Postmaster ct New Orleans in place of
Lowell present incumbent Several similar ca.es arc
before the Senate and In order to tx prcoedent the
nomination was rejected today and q resolution
passed declaring In substance that, under the Tenure
Of Once bIll in case Of rejection Of the new noni
nation, the incumbent remdns without filing new
bond. -r. ~. ..r -,. -.
Chicago s2d-The weather Of the past few DAYS M
intensely cold. mercury ranging from to 10 degrees
below zero. III 5- fa.J p.
At the reception and banquet given to Nfllsou this
evening by her countrymea in this city, beautiful
laurel wreath In gold and dimonds was presented 10
her with an appropriate address, ..-.
Augusta. Georgia, Dec. 2a-Tbc Democrats carry
Richmond, the soundess stronghold Of Republlcanisn
In the State. slsctisg the whole ticket. ~aI
I Htchnosd, asd-The Legislature adjourned tili the
d q January Iabsnsely cold. .Tiggfs#a.r+zt
Worcester Mass, 2e-The funeral of the Late xavor
Blake took place to-day. All business was suspended
~ ."o Territorial News. e. /
Helena Dee. 3s-w. 7. q CO. and q, L q. st,ee
Once % moved 70 auntleys buildins, Main street.
Dr.. C. T. Harlow died 4 his ,eeidencs on Rodney
street, yesterday At H. after an illness q shout
month. The funeral service win take place from the
Methodist Church It II am. on Saturday, Eth
Deputy Sheriff. Steel and Mecarty arrested william
0stcF, yousx aged abost 20 charged With stsaliSx
'ossss nd cattle. He ssov in jan %'& 9Ei fsb
NJ Joshaa Rids,ey a. Of the Oldest settler, of tie
aallsA Valley died It 1ene d that eosnsy lsss vesk
81. Hasss: Pssssdsas sftAs Fi,st Nat,oasl Bank
eft for The Easily yestsrAy's opach. r a,.j4f- q
weather clear and cold. Thcrmometer Ills = =.
= asova. yesterday 4 n ~ below zero. rT i
.pa HaoIa 8 FRANCE. rf sd, 81
Lopdoi, Dsa19-Ifeegss Es pouring Into Cas,heurx
O. the ds6eaoe q Tie psst of Hsxs. An innetiss
ttack 10 expectsd The Germans - approaehins
BE- place With increased Soscea - 1t'.-iias
Bsr:ia - ateA thssatess tAat .sllsse nm -,
aE1sDdesa aSs6als ataaek wtl eeein,i .AlcfEa 4
'hses 11sdssiek Caaass + marching rapidly west.
Easd from B,ots. .r.ff-,. -, i
Il reported tbat the Conference to b held hetx..n
sfdInal Schvs1iy Fcmbesy and the Tureo-uspea I
q. pseaseS y Hksly b led 70 united acasus a,nst
'apal i1falnbllity. 1asj 5fsaaJ as t~RaaE 4. II
&c lcsal Daesot let pizs b haIIo0 q IL IN |
de- 80 !" ~ -i'slh s'-s - ~ 'S1- -Itf
Bordeaux. se.tsl-A esnesal sors,s v,s usae lro.
ash yssessdax ossssl vhnsy took h xs,soof
esneh, heyoe6 oagDs5. miles - from Pxis, ana
eaesal Oseet ieaghs hsttls ~ DeoeaE No, Il
= few Pnssianc entered Tours last oiaht, Ii
Iarce.dx. MT 3sa-T1ess wss ssvsss ensassuSutt
'as TsasS yssttiday. A9D Hsesck isaShf Il oool
g9oaaA IN 11eana aDyeas hoons n RfnnueA
laly rsgaaAsa Ths Hpssiass al1ssss aaa 1sn.t
sslesS Abeahq1S Toen vhss ~ Nayss sest sstI,
~ .eaaaal ossesal al 6as,slAsssf q
~ = t1assw90 ua6sys - $3.50 4; 1T thio
'suang tAC {1osaanms anasuneoo ~ ls1auas.s 4
ns.ea Ssp0 teAags Iss1vsaoisg tswas1sNnaaai
-"tT ...ag 10 .ou .Ie se.o- 900 sa{
= sea.a9ioall sESsr ~ gIiphs Inst s'aa |
eete = i0ss - cAaes ~ Co. |
ezia 1esfs Saaak Fostsllys AAaiss On. /
itaaes III : psssahly = sasSu61sis w
aatsaJsisg 1svsls psoastios.