The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-07-27

Ut0 kalIroao. T0e Application was sent
late in the Session. He had scared An
arnendmsnt to the Organic Act empowering
the Legislature Of Montana to incorporate
rail rvsds, but the Legislature had adjourn
ed without passing general Incorporation
Act. Congress having granted that amend
ment would not consider subsequent Rail
Road Bill that neeessarily included whole
incorporation oct, or If Il did oOt would 10
void. The U. l. & N. Bill wss hacked by
the entire Influence Of the Genital Rad.
Ito advocates failed time after time In get.
ting It before the House. and it was only
fnally introduced by being cut down to .
few lines, and the incorporation made I'm.
der the general Incorporation act of Utah.
The Montana Bill 10 drawn would have
been still~born. The Gazette says the U. l.
4 n. demands two million dollars to ex.
tend tue broad gauge to Helena. How
much would 1t cost Helena had the N & N.
U. hill passed and the road have been built
iWo61n not $4,000, 900 be nearer it than
81. 900! and don't you think the U. !.
& NJ. is playing heavy bluff.
Som after reaching Washington Mr..
Clseett with the other Delegates called
on the President in relation ~ Fede.
ral appointments In the Territories. Mr..
Cl.sett was d,osa to preseut. the case.
~ .i,s what esIecl ne did it IL evidenced In
the rule now part of the p'licy of the I'd.
minist ration, and strictly adhered to:
Appointments to all vacancies occurring in ofices
in the several Territories. excepting those Ut Judges
Of the United g ates ccarts Indian secas and super
persons donicied 10 the Territory in which the W.
caucy occurs, II any such are found
-39usdss the regular government app ropri
atoms fos annuitiss, postal service. Execu.
tiylpxd Judicial Departments, Land aud
Surveying Offices, and the special appropri-
alton for the Sioux, Mr. Claeeu procured
%, 600 for the removal Of the Flstheads,
q, 100 to ray for printing the Colitied Stat.
utes Of the Seventh Session, $4,000 TO pay
the printing deficiency Of the Fifth Session,
$Sl7 for deficiency in pay to members Of
Fifth Session, $4,000 additional for Sur.
veys and Public Lands lt50,O00 in alb;
1000 tor Contingent expenses Of the Sec
retary's Office, enabling the Secretary to
ply Cash instead of issuing deprecated
vouchers for office expenses, while the two
preceding were to take up dishon"red
layer of the Government.
Compare this bri-f summary of eight
months labor with the eight years Of biz
predecessors; compare the facts We have
given with the querulous cafpings and
misstatcments of the Gazesls aud tell us
Montanians if Billy Clsgett has not work
I'd hard and successfully for al Montana,
and If bis record does not demand his re.
election As honest man ~ ever God pu,
life into; with degree of ability and
adaptation for legislator possessed by but
few in the land; an orator with but few
equals in Congress; the best representative
maj this Territory possesses, and who is
destined to higher position than that ye,
Conferred upon him. We ask you to judge
him with most rigid justice, md then 1t
you decide. - yOl must decide, that not IL
re elect him would he crime against Mon
tana. 90 to the polls aud deposit that bal
lot which shall bc On evidence to oil men
shNs X~ H: C'eKe;: haxjqlSL Is. ' sSx,asd1hd4Sl
Ut the duly you owe 10 yourselves and
your fellow citizens. and that Montana il
not ungrateful 10 those who re faithful
and worthy.