The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-04-27
MIR CLAGETTAND THE ssGI.
14TTE."

INK spoken In fsvur 1T - bin incorpDrsiinl
the Salt Lake and C.,losado Rsilrad Com
pany and granting u the RICH, 1T way ovr
the public domain" The m~mhers Ut thi
ss'mpsny sre mt Ansmons NJ. lloopes
The Utah DrIsxsse. oppoeed this hill. ~ !
his custom whenever anything 10 prraente,
!, which he deems unfavossbls Ia M'sm,ns
I, may BIZ ,rathfulIy said that NJ. ll'ope
dies MT represent oil ct the ciiizens Of Cish
hat the Mormon Church. Ths,ae WIN ar
termed 0e"tilcs In that Territory. wOuls
scout the idea that bs at al represented
them. Mr. ClAgctt bss raised bic voice II
t'eh"Df Of these unrepresenied citizens nj
Utah, and this the Gazette impuies tn hin
~ an Offense because Il - feors II may en-
danger the projects With which he 10 chsrx
I'd In regard to matters In THE Territory.
Unity of action on the part Of the l)eleyate,
from Utah, Montana and idaho, 10 particu'
lsrly necessary At this Junciure. II holds. IN
order that these projects may be carried
through. Why lravs out the Delegates frs'm
other Terrii"ries? Why that OF Colombo
Dsss Il not know that the Delegate frOm
that Terris"ry hes mucl, msore influence IN
Washington than ,l.e Delegate from Utah
IL II MT reasonable to suppse that he fav''ss
the billy WIN that has lived In uish d.,es
mt know full we'll ,hst the Morn,ona were
always ht'-'ile to the immtxrstiom IL their
Tertiary of ti.,sc they termed ''Gcniiles p
and that until within few years what "ne
Of that class who lived there DID not feel
that his life was in danger every day from,
the Mormon DANTE hands. and that I've was
only tolerated out IT pulley! There are
many in Montana to-day who can l'e.r wit.
ness u this. Who that understands the
policy IT the Mormon Church dies not know
for certain that n" company cDmposed ex
clusively Of Gentiles hes l'een granted any
valuable franchise by the Legislative Assem-.
lily Ut Utah, controlled ~ Il has been BY
sIsst Church. And II would secm that even
this Company. wh"se cause Mr.. Cl,gstt has
esln,used. could not even pr,cure IN oct of
that Legislature incorporating II. but had n
a. ply to Congress for such IN oct. In Utah
n, this time. there sre many former residents
ct Nevada who were Mr.. Clsgett's friends .
few years ago: There are men in Salt Lake
to-day WIN, watched with him Inside the
lied 1t l,,~ dying l,rOil,er and s,os,d by him
when that bvesi form wss Consigned to the
volcanic mil "f the sage brush PLAINS 1T
Nevada. where they rep,se I" day. There
are ih''ss there who lent him helping hand
when he wss prnniless and dejsc,csl. snd
'ls~e VII" warkesl IL place him in Congress
fr'm that Slate when he Was scarcely ut The
Constitutional rye required for ths p'sision
There are former residents Of this Territory
there wM, were his friends and. comrsdes.
II the Gazette thinks that the fear 1T Del
egaie who represents pDlygamy and The
secret oatl,s Of the Endowment House would
deter William H. Clsgeit firm, raising hi.
voice In behalf 1T these Old friends OF his
when they requested II. II II mistaken In it,
man. M. he would mt d. It II he knew
that It would result in placing In the pms,
lion he now fills tive talented junk,r editor
Df the C"sette. who, # We can judge frrm-
The article IN that paper. upon which We are
would now pledge himself iha,
u such m hour be would bow bic head and
1t l''s tongue remain silent for policy sake.
We appeal from Philip drunk 10 Philip
inter-" We l'eDieve, should such nm iseue |
" presented tn him. be hes i,n, much cour-
'ge and generosity Ia do ~ his organ pr~
ends 1t would have Mr.. ClAxett We hold
l'at the hardy and cbivslruus Suns ut Mon.
ana would rather ~ without .favurs than
hat thci: Delegate shs'utl t,w and cr,nge
" fear l'ef.re Brigham YOung's mouth
'iere st Washington. and refuse assistance |
y the Represented citizens at Utah. many |
t whom arr former c,mrs ies and friends.
When Mr.. CIayett went to Ohm and can
'sssed that State In the interestof bic party.
n order that he might secure the influence
{ ito powerful Congressional delegation u,
In behalf 1T projects he then
nd In view for the benefit ut Montana. did
he Gazette utter m approving word : When
l'i" spring he went u New Hampshire and
made canvass there in order that be might
ain favor with the Congressional deleys
i'm from that State for the same reas0s., did
ny ut the readers 1T the Oassges bear . ayl
lille of conmendsiiOn WhOsver heard 81
n association ut Territorial Delegates fr
'uiuA support. until Mr.. Clsge,t went 10
Washing tOn? and yet who ever heard Of the
plprOvsl 1T the Gazette IT this saes,ci.tis,n /?
WAS too fearful il might be G. lnplimemt.
y Mr.. Ckxett 70 d. that. But nav, fsr
nth. hcsuse NJ. u'nprr, the Morns,n
|clrg.tr. has Got mad q Mr.. Clagsii. Il y
realty concerned fOr the prospects II Mon
INA Hereaf:er no one who hrs any cum.
rrl'ension will lD0k 10 The Gssses for The
ightsst justice To our Delegate. u
estrucliea II tbs ~IXL" Mn q d.
looville.
On Saturday night about 10 O'Clock The
ell known | Z i mill. mar UuiOuvilIs.
lught ore ftsslJs s0slSe unkMDwn cAGse, and
~ totally destroyed. In The afternsn,n, A. !.
Wy IN The evening, NJ. Kicker was eaxsg.
10 making . Glenn ~" at the lsss twO
eeks' run, during which tbs cupsllinx fur. |.
scs wss In operation. end L b suppssesl The
n originated tsun this. tla,uxh, - stated
Ove. naNhing h definitely Knows % % The !