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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-26
THE ERA OF INDEPENDENT ACTION.


Again, Republicans you ask me, Shall we not be
swallowed up bf the Old Democratic partyg" Oh, the
old Democratic party with Horace Greeley for the Pre
dency and the Cincinnati platform creed. you
recognize the old Democratic partys suspect It does
recognize itself Do you fear be swallowed up by
that old Democratic party Why, the Democratic party
has been swallowed up itself by the new Nobody
need fear that would lead him from the Republican
there myself and unless greatly mistake the
I'll %Sen of ee % b day is met very far aB
old Republican camp to FROM and but little of old
Democratic camp to go to- This period is pregnant with
opportunity to spring into shape. This is the time for
independent action. and those who think do will
party. take upon their limbs the shackles of another
Ne party can do what the Democratic party has done
patriotic spirit Of the men Who achieved so tremendous
revolution, and in the great work before hail with
has done this old grooves is i'm
possible the first attempt would shiyer it into
The result OF this movement must be non-partsan Ad
mlnistation which in itself will be OF the greatest bless
viii devote their best eorts to that end What them
can hold you baeki Is party fealty so strong, is
sacred, that yOu should know higher dutys you
who would have joined this movement had it met
absorbing that you neither the evils of which
we now may nd ourselves appreciate the greatest
Tue response you give be worthy Of patriotic citizens
shall now take leave of you, commencing what have
IaiIh IN me split ana good sense Of the American
people. They feel nstinetyey that they have arrived
torpid submission to narrow minded party rule which,
like dry rot, deadens the body polite. and
nee fresh, and stimulating contests of opinion which
VIII embrace e whole people once more with healthy
progressive influence It is the choice between stagn
ton and movement. trust the revolution which has
begun will neither go back stop Let those who want
10 of free government throw themselves
resolntey into the with the confidence
hat the genius OF the American Republic will load to
happy issue.
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PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN

1872
I. CAMPAIGN TRACTS ON THE PRESENT ISSUES
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tematically to outrage the public sense of
decency by nepotism and low associations;
+" to corrupt the service, and degrade our pO-
"litieal life. He only wants to make his rela-
tives and favorites comfortable, to associate
with men who are congenial to him, and to
take the best care of his interest he can"
We should do his personal government too
much honor by calling it Casarism. 1t is not
inspired by any grand, lofty, and long headed
ambition. cit is absolutely barren of ideas
9 and originality. barren of striking achieve
ments, void of noble sentiments and inspir-
" lting example. 1t is simply dull and heavy,
stupid and stubborn in its selfishness.n
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-26
DELIVERED AT ST. LOUIS, JULY %, 1872

purpose then republican institutions were unfit and
aristocracy the only true political system.
Z Yetwhat have We recently Witnessed Zebulon
b. Vance, the unquestioned choice of a large ma
ority of the present Legislature North Carolina
a majority backed by majority of the peopIe who
voted at its eectionTefused the sent in the Federal
Senate to which he was fairly chosen and the Iegis
lature thus constrained to choose another in his
stead OF leave the State unrepresented for years.
The votes of New England thus deprived North
Carolina of the Senator of her choice and compelled
her to send another in his stead-another who, in
late contest was, like Vance, rebel, and fighting
rebel. but who had not served in Congress before
the war as Vance had, though the latter remained
faithful to the onion till after the close of his term
protest against the Acknowledgement of State
presumptiyely, of a number of States-on grounds
narrow and technical as this. The fact that the
Senate which refused Vance his seat proceeded
to remove his disabilities after that seat had been
filled by another, only serves to place In stronger
light the ndignity to North Carolina and the arbi-
ary, capricious tyranny which dictated 1t. thank
you, gentlemen that my name is to be eonspicuously
associated with yours in a determined effort to
render Amnesty complete and universal in spirit
well as in letter. Even defeat in such a would
leave no sting, while triumph would rank with those
victories which no blood Teddens and which evoke
no tears but those of gratitude and JOY.
Gentlemen, your platform, which is also mine,
assures me that Democracy Is not henceforth to
stand for thing and Republieanism for another,
but that those terms to in politics they
always have meant i'll the dictionary substantially
one and the same thing-namely, Equal Rights, re-
CARELESS of creed, or clime color hail this as
genuine New Departure from Outworn feuds and
meaningless contentious in the direction of Progress
and Reform. Whether shall be found worthy to
bear the standard of the great Liberal movement
which the American People have inaugurated is to
be determined not by words but by deeds With
me il l steadily advance, if / fater, its
grand array moves to achieve for our country her
glorious, benehcent destiny.
| remain, gentlemen, yours.
HORACE GREELEY.
To the Hon. JAMES R. DooLUTLR, Chairman of the
Convention, and Messrs. F. W. SYKES JOHN c. MAC
CABE, and others, Committee.
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OFFTCLAL NOTIFICATION OF MR.. GREE
LET'S NOMINATIOE At BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 10, 1872.

BALTIMORE, July 10, 1872.
DEAR STR 1t Is orr pleasure, in compliance
with the instructions of Democratic National
vention assembled in this city, to inform you that
have been unanimously nominated its candidate for the
Presidency OF the United States.
The Convention, consisting of 7S2 delegates represent
ing every State and Territory in the Union adopted
without amendments, the declaration of principles
affirmed by the Convention of Liberal Republicans at
Cincinnati, and strengthened by the Endorsement con-
tanned in your letter OF acceptance.
The action of this great body of delegates proves that
they with singular unannity, determined enter
under your leadership the patriotic duty
ing to the administration of the Government purity
integrity, and that independence its departments
which regards the Constitution alike the and
the limit of Federal power.
Laying aside the differences of the past, abandoning
all purpose of partisan advantage asking for
pledge other than that of fidelity the principles to
which they have given their deliberate and resoute
herenee and which they believe will command the ap-
pr0yal of large majority of the American people, they
tender You their nomination. confident peace
good government Will be inaugurated and maintained
under your administration Respectfully. your obedent
servants, J. r. DoOLITnE
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Chairman OF Convention

Nh0Ifmah OF C0nNentl0n,
Frs W, SYKEs. Asbama- WILLIAM LIZ Minnesota
JoHN G. MACCSBE, Arkansas. E. q. SYKES, Mississippi.
j. g. DoHNEY, California. HENRY BEOKHYEIs Missouri.
A. BURR. J. G. CRAWFORD
4 l. MARTIN, Delaware. g. B. WYNAN, Nevada.
b w. JoNEs, Florida JAMES S. THAYER, kev-Y0rk.
W A HATESs Georgia. Joan $. DAECS North Carolina.
a Nj MILLER. Illinois. J. 4. MGMAHAN. Ohio
81 NJ RAY Indiana. Gro W. PENNSYLVANIA.
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Rr. Greelea's Aceentnpce.

To the Hon. HORACE GREELEY, New-York.
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To the Hon. JAMES r. DooLTTLE, Chairman of the
Convention and Messrs F. W. SYKES, JOHN c. MAC
CABE and others, Committee
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-09-14
LOCAL n EW >.

Ron voyage.--Thc Montana visitors to
the States are starting earlier than usual this
year. u get home IL time tO enjoy the lus.
cious fruits lof which there il On aburdance)
this fall. drink cider, attend the apple cut.
ting bees, corn shuckings and such like
enchanting amusements More young men
and bachelors than usual arc going. aud ~
they arc principally Of that class who have
been successful In collecting together more
or less Of this country's goods, We predict
large accession 70 our female population ere
another spring has passed. Last week Messrs.
Joe A. Hyde and John II. Williams left
Deer Lodge for tleirU homes in the States.
On Tuesday morning. lust. Judge Addison
Smith. of the Indtpendsnt, left, Eastward
hound also. to make short journey to the
bl.sful fields Of oldeu lands. II We did not
know that Montana editors generally, ore
svcrsc 10 my such thing Tor have not tiIuc),
v" would predict that Addison will not
waste his time In gathering spplss. attend
INK quilting becs, and corn stockings. for
the sake Of rcvivink the rec'lIections Of days
long gone, hut would have little ''bussing
hes." of his own and return. But ct course
h. il not going for that purpose, IN 10 not
that kind If man. From Beartown there
we're number left this week for the Fast.
Among them We noticed DugaId McNorton,
Henry Copt. and the tw" Mcdonald boys.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-09-14
FAMED AND CELEBRATED
"K|YUS,"
81 w God Street.
l44i,n *

The National Fire Exllnguisher. "A
very succcssful trial of this ever ready little
Ore fighter wss had In the street In front OF
Strang & Richardson's, where they IRE
kept for ssle. on Wednesday evening" A
large pile Of dry goods boxes and other com.
bustibles was set on fire, aud when it was
fairly under way the Extinguisher. which
one insn can carry ard manage, WAS turned
loose ~ It, and shs rAts iWas almost i'm.
medis.ely quepched. II h certainly one Of
the greatest inventions OF the age, and has
saved millions IF dollars worth ut property
since coming into use. They are kept In
many stores and dwellings 10 guard against
the destruction Of property from the ex-
pIosion of lamps. etc. With one Of these
Extinguishrrs near 1t hand. Chicago would
not have besp destroyed Ivy COW kicking
over lamp. ......
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Personal J. A. Van Ands and
family stopped day or two In town on
their way u Missoula. Mr.. Van Anda goe.
down a. assist In the dedication Of the new
church next Sabbath, which has just been
finished Since his establishment Ut Mis-.
s"u'a Rev. Tiff has gathered together .
large membership, and they have built .
finc church edi6cc. Mr.. Tiff Is a worker,
Is well liked, and his many friends here and
elsewhere throughout the Territory will he
pleased 70 learn that his labors are proving
very successful. DR. Nichols and FAM
lily have been stopping ut the Scott House
the past week. Prof H. f. Marsh came
up from, Ysnhill on TUESDAY where he had
gone to make some surveys. lie spent
most of last week 1t German on the same
errand. Hon. n. p. I.aneford came over
from Helena on Tuesdays coach and left
Thursday morning We understand he
goes shortly 10 Washington on business
connected with the National Park. Mr.. L.
expects u improve the facilities for getting
10 hc Park by another year. Mr. william
Ferguson. If Yreks. came over Wednesday
70 remain week in town. lie reports mi
ming brisk - ever in his ncighbOrl,ood,
plenty Of water and the boys making mon.
~. Mr.. GeO. Perry, Of Pioneer. paid u
s.visit one day this week. He says money
iseasy over there. the ''Kiyus' paying. and
u fire proof full If good things to fall
back on. Mr.. VIM. Fairwcstl,cr, one of
the discoveries Of Alder in '03, has been In
the city several days. and is ln'kIng as
natural - in days of old. lie hss been
on some hug" ,rsmps the last three or four
years. lie il now from the Colorado river
mines and Phoebe. He reports Phoebe rs .
good country Lut full Of people. Before
going 10 the Colorado he was up at Peace
River and into Alaska prospecting. He
now goes to the Yellowstone satisfied that
Montana Is the hest country yet to prospec.
in. W. hope he will find another Alder
and get the hest Of it for himself. for he
richly dt serves good 's,rike". MI. J.
4. Trcwhella, for years miner u Show
Shoe. made his semi ,nual visit to our
town this week, the very picture of noun.
tain health. Jacob Kenck. Esq, propri.
etor Of the Helena Brewery, gave 10 call
yesterday. Jake" WINS one of the sufferers
by the fire in Helena year ago, but he is
not one Of the boys that allows himself to
stay suffered Doc. Hugh BELL came down
from Philips burg Thursday night. He ssys
things grow brighter and brighter up there,
and the mill Is doing the quartz in . salts
factory manner, turning out bullion in large
quantities. ~ z" =
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-09-14

The Greatest Living & uriosity u the
1ouD q ~. The double .ht led calf st Flint
creek s,ili lives Hundreds Of people have
VISITED II since its birth, aud oil pronounce
II too wonderful 10 exist-outsidc the Gey.
ser Basin. The owners have lately swung
II off the ground, IS it could not stand alone
before. owing - tho great weight Of ito
heads. Every'hingis tcing done 10 make it
comfortable ss possible under the circum-
stances. The mother still lives. too. This
10 indeed . prolific Season: double headed
cab''ages, double crops Ut grim, ditto Of
potatoes and other vegetables. and now the
same Of stock. All mines found this year
will prove very rich. The nearest ::outfitting
point for parties going u make journey
to sec the calf wonder IL New Chicago. at
the mouth of Flint.
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JUST RRcelyED ExPDEsSLY HOR THE
Rank EXCHANGE"
Go0Aoo III 40geog.
~ mm VA WILSON.

Firm Cha:se~.. Nj. VIM Rowe ha. pas.
chassd Mr.. Euserson's interest ii tbe 4etn,.
polilal., and the name II ihc Arm u now
Rowe, Gcrl,er & ca. M. Rive y we'll
ksown 10 Ill 1t our ciisasas h : satajy
sslisb,e business man, and Mixed BY ~ who
know him. His many friends viii hereafter
lad him DUNG ths hososa n The 1ssn'pns-
i,an, where b will - slad 70 mset ihsns.
N. J. II. Ayes. At ~ arm 81 0ilbsss I
Meyer, hes purchased 10 tsssress ct III.
Gilbert, and nov sasrtes On ~ 6ss'sssa
Alnns y ~ "a siasl. Thsss r ~ 4 .nrs
demonstrating md aeoleise dsADes g =
losad shan ~ Meyer. - - \ fe<sviag
u Cnd paisssaea THY hsrs P' -
. enod Trade hsse nh essssaes, ssd y wtel
ssd.avus ~ ststce ssssosis's y s'ss' Hsl 49,
fAis dsa)tsg - saalR y. t.n
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LOCAL BREvlTIIx.

See Notice of County Commissioners.
Big frost Monday night-nobody hurt.
Mr.. Fey, tue travelling artist, 10 IN town
with his photograph or.
TIE hose not arriving, the firedepastment
Indefinitely postponed the ball. ~
Read lAs proposals. for Government cup.
plies 10 be delivered q Fort Ellis.
Our merchanes haye been the recipients
this weck Of several trains Ut freight.
The Court business Is light 20 far this
week. win give The proceedings In our
next D.
Twelve hundred pairs 1T pants, all sizes,
are for sale, low, n the store Of e. l.. Bon
nss q Co.
We arc under obligations 10 NJ. q. II.
Manning for = hue bunch Of his Rocky
Mountain Mhssa. Also 70 Mr.. Iasac Dean
for rich quartz sEecimen.
The ''meion. cholsrs' days have come,
aud several wagon loads Of water melons
from the county below have been consumed
on our streets the psst week.
Persons travelling Argentawsrd will do
we'll 70 remember the Hotel and Store Of
Nj. French. He keeps fine stock Ut goods
also. Sec his advertisement 10 today 'spspcr.
Mr.. E,nmerson Is doing finely, and will
be out IN few days. He has had terrible
siege of 1t, and nothing but the care and
waschfulness Ut his physician and friends
have brought him up.
We hear some parties are going to Won.
derlxnd with the svowed intention Of steal.
ing the Gian.ess Geyser during Mr.. Lang.
ford's absence, and taking hss down 10 the
States To exhibit the coming winter.
Mr.. Nez Pcrce and his large family have
been spending few days In our city. They
appeared very well pleased with the place,
bought great many goods, cheated . num-
Der Of our boys in horne trading, and other.
wise enjoyed themselves.
''D,ck Taylor IT," the famous Short
Horned Durham Bull. owned by Cans and
Greenwood, will be sold ct public auction
on Friday Of the Fair week. Sep. "a. He
IL one Of the finest bulls In America, and
stock rsiscrs should not fail to he present At
the SALE His pedigree, which Is among the
best on record can be found In The American
Short Horn Herd Book. vol :. page l07.
Sec notice in this issue.
ALARoE LOT OF wlNDpw sAsnEs-ALL
Sizes, Ter sale cheap for cash by q
lIk0 D. & KxN4ON.
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The Coming Territorial Fair. refer.
ing 10 the advertisement of the Association
il will he seen some new features have lseen
added. which will ls interesting ss we'll -
Pr"tl'nh" TO those attending. During the
progress of the Fair there will t'e auction
sSle. OF Thoroughbred stock. The pr''-
srs'nme for Monday has hecn materially
changed for the better Entry Of stock and
article. for exhibition. At / p. N. opening
address. Al 2 p. N. tr"tting rsce--s'est 2
In 3-frcc to all stxllions. fora purse IT
ei0o At4p. IN. running rscc--m'le dash.
Tor ,wo.ycar olds. for = purse Of $50. The
managers are leaving nothing untlone 10
make the occasion one If pleasure and profit
to all who attend.
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... INC. 106.l
Application for Patent.
Us'rEn Stairs L I; Oyyr!,


NU1ies h hsrsey given that neaia An9eseo, Gran.
Vile 9taAst sad 3ho0as Stuart hsve Oh dry made
appcati0n for patent under the mineral scts OF Con-
GSese, tnr 9 %2.lO0-eightytwo and loyty.twO one
1nnAssetas-see: q P.ces mjseae len4 e3oeee On
en1osvsyy4 lands b ooct10os N0s. - ID lzTD IN. OF
D W, IN The oooolty koowe - C&fAaoet Mining
Di.triu. J.6efson cSdhty, Montana Territory, said
claim being Of record on pages SD and So hook @.
q the receds Of Jeaer.on coanty NoDtasa Tssntosy
and 10 more particularly descsbed follows. towt
1eginning At poet situated lsa u chains north ard
81, T. n. Of r. w., from the psiscipai meridian,
and running thence N. SIS. \. ll.7s chains 70 1
spruce IS tp. dis thence N. ~. It, W. 3a00 chains
% post; thsnoe y. 95.4& ". ASl chains tn post;
theace q. GALS ". 10 50 chains to post; theace O.
01k :. u % chsino to post: thence n. q. =. l1
chsins 70 spruce . in dia; theacs g. 3a4s. E. l3O
chains 70 post thence y. 10 %: T. 7l6 chains TO
post: themes 81 7l30 H. q chains to the place Of
bc&tnnaR The adjoining claimant to these premises
10 Peer hley.
c0py q the notice Of asd spplicants inteutioa 70
apply fos patsot was posed - eoaspicuous plaee
upon :sid claim on the lssh dsy Of Js!y 1c73.
10 VIC. CHILD. Register.
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BlsOded Sleek. 80 One of the great sources
OF the future wealth Ut Montana will lie
stock raising. Tier wild grasses ARE ibe
moe. abundant and nutritious OF any State
" Territory 10 tho United States. and Il II
ssource of qualification to al who note the
interest now issing taken by our farmers
snd ranchneD I" improve their hssds 1T
stock. This season . good deal Of 6nc
blooded stock has i'crn brought 10 the Ter.
tory We notice there are Z number of
ss'es Of Thoroughbred Short horns sdver.
t'sed for the week Of the Territorial Fair;
and our Oldest breeder Of SHIRT Horn ca'tIr.
Henry Wyttenbsch. Helena, advertiAss To
selI his famous bull "Prinoc Bisnsrck. "
whose blood and pedigree will insars astronk
competition aud lively bidding among "ur
cattle uiscrs, ~ 10 h the favovise and choice
Of Montana breeders Has thsc years old
snd weighs 29oo pounds. .-nug ill.,
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The cuuiris held nj Virginia City. ka.lersburg and
NoNman nre Courts Of the First judicial District Hon.
John l.. Murphy, Associssc Ju.tice, pr'-idiny: the
.uurt- held Ut n.er Lodge City, bnnuack aud Ni.:ou
IA srr Courts Ut the second Judicial District, Hon.
Hiram Knowirs. Associate Justice, presiding; the
Coun, held NJ Helena sna Diamond sre Courts VI the
Thild Judicial District, Hon u. WSdc. Chief Jns-
e. presiding