Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-09-19
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

] Thirty per cent Of the Republicans OF I
Sale, are claimed as Liberals.
Senator rrumbull is to make d few spceci
!. es ir Maine before the election.
Eighty-fve Liberal Republicans of Bay G,
Mich. have called convention.
One fourth of the Republicans OF Illinoi
are now cl lined for Greeley and Brown.
Gen. Farnsworth is telling the New Eng
Q Q land folks what he knows about Grant.
81 -Four Republican members Of tile last wis
0 consin Legislature are stnnlping for Greele,
; and Brown.
The st. Paul Dispatch says bets arc livei,
that Ramsey county will give 1,5OO Libera
majority in November.
A correspondent from Augusta, Ga, say.
!. that one third Of The colored vote in tha
Y city and county will be cast for Greeley ant
o. Brown.
/ Some one asserts that all tile Welsh in tile
country, numbering about 100000 will vote
for Grant But that don't make him Prince
Of Wales.
4 The Litchiield (Conn.) Sentinel predicts
l,o0O majority for Greeley in the seven
teentli Senatorial district OF that State III No
vember.
The campaign in Chester county. Pen4l.,
i ls.opened in e lrnest John hickman is speak
'ng for Greeley and reform with all his great
ability.
| The Raleigh News says hat the only two
men in North Carolina ever convicted Of Kn-
kluxism We're Republican, candidates for
county offices.
Mr.. VIM. Neal. of Quincy, lis, has posted
up a large card on Front street of ring to
bet from $1,000 to $1,000 ii gold-that Gree
ley win be elected.
Forney has convicted Hartra;lft Of raising
corruption fund of $4,000 to buy his
election. and now the Grant papers remark
that Hartranft's chances have greatly i'm
proved.
Gne of the most ridiculous claims tile
GRANTEES have made for some time is claim
ing Missouri for. Grant by i majority OF 25,-
200 votes e IF it was $50. 900, Grant would
get it or burst
Greeley's visit 70 New Hampshire brings ont
such personal changes, and such denonstr.-
tons OF popular feelng, as leave no doubt, OF
the,vcte Of the state.
Information. las been ieceived that on Of
about the 18th inst, there was comet within
the distance Of 2,2l6.000.OO1 miles +, + the
earth. So that tho Plantan1onr hoax was
not entirely hoax after all.
M. G. Everts, Of Rutland, Vt. who was
nOminatedsa month or two since by the
Grant Republicans for State Senator. shows
such tendencies towards Liberalism HAT the |
other candidate.
M. !. Rohlfs, Of Davenport. Republican
member Of the Iowa Legislature, and now
candidate for State Treasurer on the Greeley
ticket, says there were thirty-two Republican |
members of the Legislature iii the Liberal /
State Convention.
Abandoning the Bible. tile Grant editors
are now runmaging the college textbooks
for distinctive epithets. According to the
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, MIR.
n r
the ssmodern Catiline.''
The st. Paul Press insists that there are
$50 Democrats lM St. Paul VINO won't vote
fer Greeley.
Then the town ought to have It's name
changed, for st. Paul never before kept such
bad company.
An Influential politician. writing from
North Carolina, says that from 500 to 1000
fraudulent votes were cast in behalf of Settle,
md that $50 900 to $4,000 was used by his
supporters for bribery and corruption in that
district alone.
Gen. Geo. w. Jones. ex-United States Ser
ltor, prominent Democrat, and violent OPP
oonent of Greeley, and denunciator Of all
who did support him, on Saturday joined the
Greeley Club at Dubuque. and seems to feel
mighty good over it.
The Philadelphia Press is honest whon ,
peaking Of its own party. It says: ..The .
Republican party Of Philadelphia was poorly
represented at the meeting at the Wigwam /
asst night. The speakers, with tile cxcep- ]
ion of Captain Curry, were either fools or !
.naves.
ToIING WIFE.A farmers wife on large
arm, with six or eight children OF all ages, = =
rom nineteen to two years OF age, has, with !
ut help, a toilsome life OF tia life OF hard Y
abor. She is generally the first one up ii the q
1orning and last to bed at night. toiling in-
essantly from early dawn till late in the
vening. There Is the baby to attend, toI 9
ct to sleep. The mother and wife, on a g
lrge farm, with large family, most OIL 9
HON go to school, has q laborious life Of it =
much more than the husband and father. 9 9
o wonder SO many OF them are broken
own in health at forty years Of age-literal- . 2
worn out with toll. What wonderment =
len that SO many of the best wives are 8
scvish and cross. What they have to pass =
rough is enough to sour the DISPOSITION OF q