The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-05-25

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planted early lass Fall win BE ready % dig
IN two o. three weeks.
Not osss Rspablicaa pspss II New York
State pat up Tie name Of Horace Greeley
for President.
Attorney. General Williams arrived q
Jacksonville, Oregon, On Saturday. the lsh
instant, and was sersnaded. he b announ.
csd 70 give political speech at Jackson.
Vile on the l1th. The Republicans Of Oss.
gon generally 80 the straight ticket
The Chicago Rbss informs Mr.. Greeley
that the eyes Of every merino sheep in
America arc on him, and that every pig Of
iron In our factories calls 70 him In : metal
lie squeak 70 Stand tirm to his principles,
and do justice, though the tariff fail.
Pat Donsn. Of the Lexington mo. ) Nax.
ssstaS, says that he il willing - stand on
the brink Of hell, ankle deep in the suiphu.
Tous slime, and shake handle with the devil,
In order 70 defeat Grant,"
The Detroit Pct grows humorous when
Il imagines, In connection with the address
Of the Irish. American Central League in
favor Of Horace Greeley, - the Fenian
candidate for the Presidency. the wal. like
Horace. with 'sspectacles turned menacing.
y toward Cansda. green sash about his
ample waist, the sunbuTst In his left hand,
and his right wildly waving tour. foot
saber, ferociously leading charge upon
the Queens Own! Whoop! horoo Gree.
ley 60. braghl Death tn the Saxon I"
It 10 announced that Mr.. Greeley Is to cell
out his stock in the Tribune. That IL the
surest way to save the 1SJbans's subscrip-
ton-an object fully = important to the
stockholders - Mr.. Greeleys association
with G1tx Brown.
In the Electoral College. Of 857 votes.
this year, the former slsveholding States
viii have 184 votes, the Western States 102.
the New England and Middle States 100,
and the Pacific States IL votes. 4
The admission Of Ransom q Senator
from North Carolina completes the repre-.
sentstion In Congress, and makes the Union
in this respect perfect again. Il 10 fitting
that this event should have been postponed
for the year in which, for the first time
since 1850, all the States will vote for .
President In 1858. when Grant swept the
States, two erring sisters. Virginia and
Texas, were suppliants at our doors, but in
1879. with their pensnce done, they will
gather with the rest ., the polls on the first
Tuesday Of November.
Those who are predicting that Mr.. Gree.
ley will withdraw his name . candidate,
in the event of q refusal by the Democrat.
ic Convention to endorse him, are reckon
ing without their host He Is not ct all
that sort of person. Having at last got
the nomination, after which be had been
striving for the last ten years, he will stick
to Il to the end, no matter how many broad
hints he may receive on the subject. His
sanguine disposition will lesd him into be-
lieving that his election 10 sure, and, even
after he has been defeated. he will Insist
that he and the people were cheated ont Of
the electoral votes For years to come
readers Of the Tribune Will be treated to
elaborate tables Of statistics, proving that
Mr.. Greeley really carried the electoral
votes of . majority Of the States, and
ought 70 be President N. 7. Standard,
Hug ca.