The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-06-08

VI 1AASNOSCs
For Vice. President OF the United State.
HENRY WILSON.
OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
They spell 1t HUN BUG now. 81.
The date Of adjournment of Congress
b now extended to June 10. ..t .. .
The public debt was decreased during
Nay @4,296, 900. ANY thing to beat Grsr ~
The Greeley. Brown movement appeo
10 have most ludicrously tiattened out
the States.
The National Executive Committt
elected E. D. Morgan, Chairman, VIM. 8.
Chandler, Secretary. ... .
Republicans In the various precinct
will notice the call for Primaries. Let
there be prompt attendance The time will
soon b. on. ....... ..r
Collar telegraphed. endorsing the Re.
publican nominees: Men are nothing:
principles everything" The dispatch VA
ssosived with vocifsrous applause. ...r
The kilograms say the Philadelphia Con.
vsntion, was the largest In numbers, the
most respectable in character, and the most
harmonious and enthusiastic In spirit of IN y
political convention ever held in the coun.
n.y." . ",.- !. g.. aa'" 5.'i,
Henry Wilson was born ct Pennington,
Nh, Feb. l, 1879 has been In the U. 8. Sen.
ste from Massachusetts, since 1855, snd Wa
elected for six ysars in 1871. He wal
Chairman Of the Committee on Military
Affairs during the wsr, and il yet.
The only amendment we notice in the
oihcisl mining law from the versions pub.
lished 10, the insertion IT the words ''eacl,
year" In the requirement IT labor in claims
located prior to the passage Of the oct. The
NV will b. officially published in the NEW
NoRTH.WEsr In 4 short time.
The Democrats of Pennsylvania have
dominated Buckalew for Governor. Il 10 Q
very strung nomination. Taking this with
the nomination Of Hastranft BY . forced
caucus In the Republican Convention, and
the dissatisfaction 1t caused, Pennsy lvsnia
= in extreme peril Of Republican defeat.
The Rtssssr calls attention 70 - terrific
philiptco" On Greeley In the NEW NoRfa.
WEST. Not It III, most sgregiously mista-
ken cotemporsry. It was brssisr. Don't
exercise yourself 10 much about Horace
until your masters tell you whether Or not
you must worship him. r.aas gaH4ou
The Walton which has been lauded b.
the ''Libs" for Ito hostility 70 Grant, has Get
them I'll hack by saying Of Greeley: '.His
vanity and love Of hattery, bic confidence.
In his own opinions, and his childl,ke bru.
tally In asserting them, would disincline
him 70 draw about him those who would
consider themselves, and whom he would
suspect Of considering themselves, his supe
ridrS 81. II he did. would make Il well.nixh
in,possible for them 10 oct tremendously
with him" 7olai gt1na sita79auaa aai $50
james Gordon Bennett, proprietor Of
the New York HSrsl6, the most spacious
and successful Newspaper publisher In
America, 10 dead He was born In Scotland.
A. u. 1900. He came 70 Botson ID 1919; 70
New Yosk IN 1884, Hspurchased The New
York Gssvisr 10 1925. but failed. He tried
vassous nswspapss enterprises, and was em
ploysd - editor or correspondent until "a
May. 1888, 10 issued tho New York Hsrsld.
IL daily circulation b e6.0o0; weekly, 96..
ooo.i He died worth ele. 0oo, 90. and ne
astvsrtising receipts range from $500 70
$4,000 pr day. III !aai p = 80
1t sppea1 from private dispatches thaa
Master Jno. r. Forbes, IVES rejected By the
sxaminlng hoard st West Point, on the
grounds Of physical disability. Or this The
GSsstts assaih Republicans In Montana, Tor
procuring bic rsjtcsion. Tha, ,Gss11fI =
hasty. Niss sssong charge q heine sgaiast
the sxamlnipg board of army o1acsn thai
they have yielded 70 undusi nauenceA Ths
0lsstss has only suspIcion; but Is ,asssrts
peltlvalY. w prefer not . hsllsvs t. We,
are FREE . ~ W would have mach -.
5crIpd = - Rspublloaa. boy vicsssioua,
but n polIties aad passiosim ven %. Aavs
been msds csiteroa. thas requisite shoald
l,avs bssa maAs b ~ sxaniaine hoard In
Hclsna. n. OavapaaeA. eads hisapeoiss.
nsehts frOm hiS pohpcAl ftiepdA ~.
Clakett, accepaip4 ~ avo1ed psincll1e of
tie Rsbubl1eso Cbavsnlloat u 1911 u 1hvce
u Cru 1mvlcs R11pen. eG1sDo1d nl3nn1n
Of iRee0itl ~ hgh enaesetR 80 bo1ge; ;