The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-06-01
Saturday Morning. Iune LIST, 1872.
Col. w. r. Sanders did not get on Il
the Philadelphia Convention.

Col. w. +. Sanders did not get OF to
he Philadelphia Convention.
The House and Senate have extended
the day Of adjournment to June I'd.
"A motion of T. G. Everts In the Cincin.
natl convention reported - "a motion by
wild man from Montana" was voted down.
-Horace Greeley and Horace White sing
the of,ce..eekirg songs Of Liberaltsm. They
smack not % much Ut the odes Of Horace,
- the odiousness Of the Horsces.
IN. p. Langford ESQ.,. Superintendent
of the National Park, came west SINE ~"
weeks ago. and leaving the Overland Stage
near Ft.Hall proposed togo out to tho oey'
Ger country on horseback; from whence We
auticinate be will emerge one OF these days
upon Montana
Isn't It amazing that the Democratic
papers which support Greeley arc dissent.
mating every slanderous charge conoocted
against Dan voorhees, for speaking 70 day
the faith and sentiments they would have
sworn to month agoi The times sse out
Of Joint. Sure enough, It 10 any thing to
heat Grant.
-Associate Justice Hiram Knowles will
be re.sppointed pr,or to the expiration Of
bis four years term. which occurs In July
Montana will scarce ever have better. He
10 competent. earnest, faithful. doing thu
ri9ht - he sees It. and II We have eve'
known = man we sincerely believed had ~
pnce, that man 10 Judge Hiram knowles
II. Il = noticeable fact that while thetwo
leading Republican papers Of New York an'
Chicago--the two 7si1ssss-hsve proven
false and the people have not followet
them, the two leading Democratic papers
thoss cities-the World and Njmss-stan'
faithfully by the Democratic organization
and Try TO rally for another battle. Sue
cessive victories demoyalise leaders WON
than successive defeats.
The nominsaion OF Horace Greeley "a
Tho Presidency. puts his election In tn
rsnes Of possibilities. Now suppose b
should % elected, and . section oethe coua
ry wish N secede, what would b dot W
submit the following from bic psn In u
Tribune Of 1884,
'But I stdv ississ that, II Il bad bee
proved that the people u the slave States-
or even 0f the cotton States alOne-ho
really desired to dissolve the Union. On
had. peacefully deliberately and authorize
lively EXPRESSED that wish, ~ AAGUe0 nav
assented ~ II. Al all events ! should"
-.Is hs cafe man for Prsaidsntt
-Neasrs, Durfee d Peck havs issued
Circular for sixty. day trip from Saou
City 10 the 0eyssrs-boats % month
Powder River on the Yellowstone, thea'
By waepn. Round tickets. $50 Tnvs
lsn to b amply protested, and hsve q
privilege OF selecting sliGibls town sites
Mp. R r. and "iaking up Ten anss q
ming clSims," which. "vhere The dsposl
are valuable, have space sulncisot % ~
lie handsome fortune" The 0aseslspa
lishes Il 10 full. Il win b found M
inAstesting article 70 Montsnians. . Il y
doubtless b v tourists md fortune hsl
04.
The intoemstion reaches . iron
llabse sources that ~ Democratic Cosve
don callsd for July IT. . Dse Lodge. y
b postponed until afsss IL Deaocss
Oonvsutioa q Balslnovs. ord ssilcse
lapss OF tlme tlsssafs9 tos ~ Dsnoosa'
az Nuntans . eeeestsls whas pasty q
bs,opg "a Ftom present Indications 9
Win b mese understanding canpaal
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8 nuch = sAsis baslns1e 6oA IT, q
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llesasoa, y osl6oa squalsd saywhae. .
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