Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

We would have the ranclmcn. whether
Democrats or Republicans, remember fire
deep interest Our Delegate Mr. CIaoett. hos
taken IN their welfare during the single ses-
sion hs has served tn Congress- He has pros
4 cured for you a thousand stand of improved
arms, with hxcd ammunition whch.wi.Iyerg.
soon pc distributed among YOU to protect.
your Families and, homes. lie has also in-
unced the War Department to establish 4
i military post at the Elatllead Pass, AMI, Cam.
/ Sanburne, OF the It'll e. =, Infantry, is now.
i on Ms way with soldiers from Fort Shaw fo
take I'D his position at that s,rategical point.
We do not think the settlers of Gallatif, Vii.
ley win shut their eyes to the services ~ y
dersd them BY Billy Clagett, or refuse I'd
give him their suffrages for another te m.
when they come to vote on The 9th OF An
gust next. BE just to yourselves as we'll AS
20 nm, ana We caunot doubt the res,llts--
Herald. ss
We would have the ranehmen, whether
Democrats Or Republicans, reinemember that
Mr. Clagctf, having the especial welfare of
Deer Lodge and Helena in view. worke,,
against the granting Of a charter for a Ma.
tlonal Bank in Bozeman; tiat GOV. Potts
claims the credit for procuring Che thousand
siand OF arms that the company post waaa
established at the Flat Head Pass after feyeral
pubic meetings OF tie citizens at this county
had been held and various and nImerouslv
signed petitions had been sent TO the War
department urgently asking for the posting
OF military company there during the sum-
Iner ana 1ail that small body of soldiers
from Fort Shaw ar: to relieve il much larver
lorce now At Fort Ellis, which is to be with
arawn from that post to protect the railroad S
surveyors; that by this arrangement the
military 2 iorce now guarding this valley win
- reduced IN numbers more than one -fOurtI.
mar the settlers OF Galatin Valley are under
TO Mr., Clagett for nothing. and
~ ss'io's eiasV ee'ne TO vote On tho 9th OF
as1ggiast, e tlsy cnnsllit 1issii uwH interests;
hsy VII vote Ter Major s.sginnis, wi.o viii .
epresent. not any particular saetia,,. but tlis
whole Trritory.
WHAT THE LOUISVILLE @eosl,rr..s.rotT,s
1AL' SAYs,-Mr. Mosby may wrap tho
american nag around him. Colonel n,u,con
nay march down TO the footlights. General
dawson NAV fire of a thousand horse-nis.
pig. They may NIL resolve to die in the last
Itch efobsolen hate and exploded ideas
ne people OF the South viii stick to Horace
rec They will stand by him. They
'iIl not be driven AWAY from him, They he.
OLD IN him deliyerer. They see ia lis
'ndiy old face sign OF pfofni4e. He il to
8 great. big, old. tat angel Of peace. and
8 90 not care button how ,nuch tiey
alss Inn, or how much they laugh at HIM.
1 WnAe ne has hti, md gone and said and
one g 'l''es past, hs Is right noac and that
enough for US.
We are for Grceley.
S4MPIs ORR and Cllas. s, Bagg have left
g democracy and gone over TO the ReDub-
'ans. Ihis isa good rildapoe, and every
emocraf ~ Montana breathes frecr, No
''atical event since we have been Ii, tha Ter
'ory 'nas given Us 80 much pleasure. They
ny taFhulsnt and Inisnheivous while with,
, and are now In their fr,,s ..,en,an.