The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-01-27

f1ass xosrss;f NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DoItxn
1NvARYxBLr IN ADVANCE.
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Saturday Morning, January ~. 1877:
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-" Never mind The obituary, Judge, =" sal
. Montas'A culprt when the court becam
pathetic III pronouncing the sentence
81" Let's Ak the time for the funers!. "-Buf
Jato Espress.
Mr.. L. II. Ma;llette, OF Stevcnsvjlle
makes some pertinent suggestions in q lette
published on the inside Of this weeks, pa
per. The question is "shall this road b.
built. notwithstanding the Pioneer's objec
tionsl" Toe %
-, We publish to-day a law relating to tn
responsibility Of liquor sellers, enacted a
the recent session. 1t is one Of the phos
important acts passed, and the most s,rin
gest In it, provisions Of any laws in th'
country relating to the sale Of liquors. W.
call the attention of interested parties 10 it.
~ worthy of their attentive consideration
The Idaho Slatesman, published a
Boise City. has been cold by Jas. s. Rey.
noIds. u Judge Milton Kelley. The poll.
tics Of the paper will undergo no change.
Barring u little heresy on the N. p. H. II.
the capabilities Of Montana, and the exploits
OF Montana hunters. the !SlStesman il one
the ablcst and most welcome aud interest.
Ing OF I'LL our Territorial exchanges.
George Wilkes. in. the Spirit Of Ns
7inaes, unrsvels his plan to defeat Grant.
II 10 BY getting the Republicans Of the
Country committed TO the lone Term
Principle" before the National Convention
10 Philadelphia, June 9Th, and by coalition
with the Democracy, who are to operate
mainly - ~ armed reserve, prepared to act
with "wistlom and vigor." Acknowledging
the right Of every man to have his opinion,
~ to the One Term Principle, Wilkes
plan cannot still be regarded else than pc.
itical treason, or visionary folly.
. The District Court of Utah has been
obliged to adjourn until March for want of
funds, the Comptroller of the U. g.. Treas.
ury stating be hos no authority to pay the
U. 8. Marshal court expenses incurred In
prosecutions under the Territorial statutes.
This 10 - We anticipated, and Il relevant to
the decision of Chief Justice Wade, In Hel.
ena, some time SINCE We believed the 20
siticn Of Judge Wade untenabls. but - .
question Of doubt involves the status of
Territorial Courts, We hope Congress or the
Supreme C"urt will define that status. and
Get the matter at rest. ,.; N /
The Gazette recently published . pur.
ported eaposs " the Republican slate,
wherein Secretary Galloway was to succeed
Judge Murphy on The bench, and the Editor
Of the New NoRrH. w Est succeed to tile
Secretaryship. 1t is and was untrue. COL
Galloway would not accept the position II
offered him. He has no aspirations In that
direction. Az for us, we win take almost |
anything We can get that don't cost too
much barring the small pox-but the Sec.
rctsryship Is fortunately not open for sue
ccssion. We couldn't get it II We would;
wouldn't i: VIC could. and had the 6rst in.
timation that We desired it from the Gazette
which is not very reliable authority on
Republican Estates"
Tho action Of Delegate Clagctt In sub.
uniting the recommendation Of candidate
for the vacant csdetship Of West Point to q
Of gentlemen, of this Territory,
will meet with universal approval It Is car
rying the recommendation for civil service
reform by competitive examination, as in.
in the Republican Territorial
Platform Of 1871. into practical effect, in as
far rs he has power. The examiners selec
led are capable and upright men. and who
ever ia recommended by them will doubtless
be the next cadet from Montana. Bring out
he bright boys who have metal in them for
he heroes OF American history In the TWEEN.
|ie,h century. 49,. |;
Tho ''pocket veto" of the Gsllstin
'raud bill. otherwise known - IN Act TO
cgslize certain proceedings Of the Commiss |.
toner's Of Gxllstin county. meets with the
hearty approval 81 the Gsllatin people, as 4.
re learn from personal letters. 1t 10 said
here was considerable money raised TO se. +.
uro its enactment, but It being made !.
manifest to the Governor tho, It opened the
ny to defrauding the county Of . large !:
um OF n,oney, he ''pockcted" II on the lest
sy OF the session, .notwithstsnding strenu-
Us efforts by interested parties to secure its
pprotaEF We have copy Of the bill q !:
assed. and will publish II next week, that
" '0alistin vcasters may Geo the extent Of :.
no job there wan IN Il. np5b hun 80 tr'd3rJ :,
w ~ islad e see thu. Governor Poitt.
day or two sitter the adjournment Of
10 Legislature. re.appointed Cornelius
lodges EsQaauf. n slna. - Superintendent
Public Instruction. Mr.. Hedges, We :,
'teem, the best appointment that could .
. made IN Montana, ard his rejec: :
~ by the Council must have been solelyI :
= political reasons. Eminently sdap. .
4 by TASTE and qualified by scholarly :
.qulremcnts fur the position an ardent, :,
dustricus friend Of education, he brings J.
the position thess. and the best Of Per. !.
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