The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-05-19

We CODY ths abovs fFoo he Helena 0asstys q Nay
nh, vhieA papr ststss MT shsy sse ~ words used
IN lettes Nsietsa b 0ovaDse PODS - . 6Sen1 IN
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Observation-Disclosures, 1av II, is7l.
Il hes been written: ITO err b human"
We ars bgothess In ffailty, liable 70 make
mistakes without evil intent, and even prone
under favorable circumstances and for eel.
dsh purposes to do evil wilfully. But In
the most Of 10, too, there b, thank God,
that touch Of nature" which ''makes the
whole world kin" and incliues % to justice
and iberality. On this premise, sprcpos to
the above, We have something to say-thst
the truth may be known; that those who
would consider the above may do It intelli-
gently, and If coudemning, do Il for cause.
For. perhaps, this letter may not appear
such monstrous iniquity when We have
done, and even the konseaies be disguised
70 withdraw ito invitation Of exile.
1T viii b seen by the above letter that
only portion of It was published, and that
commencing after the subject was opened.
This was done for some ps.pess. It will
be recollected NJ: Csvansngh In his Deer
Lodge speech said this letter wss IN appeal
10 Senator, not named, 70 procure his
assistance In the passage of the bill ''wbcre.
By the Governor would have power to up.
point Territorial Auditor, Treasurer and
Superintendent of Public Instruction, and
In recess Of TIA Council-all other olRcersL"
Thsss, We think, were the exact worda At
any saas, thsy azs Substantially correct A
hundred auditors respember bic words. He
proceeded to pronounce the bin ''infamous,"
ETC. Now, on authority Of Governor Potts,
We assert the letter did sos allude to that
bill, but to the One repeating extra compen.
sstion BY the Territory TO Federal officers,
and members Of the Legislature. NJ. Gao.
ssss1k 1sss Asss ksews alil The editor Of
the Gazette. who Gays he has the original
letter, now knows It. We now ask Major
xaginnis, In whose integrity We have full.
est confidence, 70 publish the entire letter.
Governor Potts may b mistaken. It 10 scv.
egal uonths since The letter was written.
But wosld It not be rather Nsdis1 on Mr..
Csvsnaugh, in view OF HE Deer Lodge
speech, II the letter expressly and only re.
ferred 70 The extra compensation Nlll Let
10 have the letter entire It was . private
letter, It b true; but the very honorable
gentleman to whom II was addressed, .
Rsps11Soss Senator, having given It, without
consent Of the writer, to be used against .
Republican Governor, the o6ense win be
not much increased BY giving It - = whole.
II 10 stated In tho letter that it 10 believed
the passageof the bin BY Republican Con.
gress would enable tho Republicans to carry
Montana this fall Il will b remembered
The New No8rK>WEsF was adverse to the
bin when the question Wa up lsse winter.
The Governor favored It. He thought the
United States should pay it. officers In Non.
taaa sulncient salaEy without this already
heavily tax paying Territory havias tomaks
tbe ealariss up BY extra osmpensatios; that
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