The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-12

JOHN RAINS, Pioneer.
yoR CLERK AND RscosDEh
HUGH BELL, PhilipsburR.
yoR PROBATE JUDGE,
c. NJ. LAWRENCE, Lincoln.
EsR sCrxnNTxxDxxr pus. INST,
W. EGBERT SMITH, Deer Lodge.
ron COUNTY SURVEYOR,
GEO. W. IRWIN, Yamhill
FOR CORONER,
GEO. A. PERRY, Pioneer.
New York kilograms say II 10 supposed
that Stokes, Simmons and King will escape
tho death penalty through the new law
which requires proof of deliberate intent to
kill, for conviction Of murder in the first
degree.
We are In receipt OF the New York
Dolly Ness, juno 20, containing . nearly
three. column article relating to and set up
by Dclcambrc's typc.setting machine. II il
the first mschine.sct article We have seen in
type. 1t comes up fully to expert manual
composition, and II It combines tho merits
claimed for 1t will certainly be adopted into
practical printing.
We noticed In Number of Pcnnsyl.
vanis papers few days since very compli>
mcntsry mention Of Col. A. X. McClure's
address at Dickinson College, juno "a, 1873.
We arc in receipt of it in pamphlet form
by last mail. II bears tho title, "What of
the Kcpublicy' and will he read with In
tcrcst.
An address ITO the voters of Gallatin
county" rc>published from the Asant Caur.
isr, indicates that the Gallstin county peo>
pic mean business on the subsidy question.
A convention 10 called for to-day 1t Central
Park. The Courier Gays tho preliminary
meeting was composed Of about equal mum.
bers Of Democrats and Republicans. They
set forth proportions on tho subsidy ques-
ton that havc the true ring In them. We
trust they will franc them into platform
that will commend itself to every thinking
man In 0allatin county, that It will be tri-
umphsnt, and that county after county in
Montana will take position and place al
subsidies by local governments to private
corporations, whereby tho working many
ase taxed to support the scheming few; I'M,
der the irrevcrsiblc condemnation Of the
people. The. welfare of Montana depends
moro upon this than the determination Of
any other issue over presented 10 ito people.
The question 10 upon 10: Let 10 meet It
fairly and openly and crush the wrong In
10 inception. 80
For some tmo past our neighbour over
to tho West have becn laying the Aattsriug
JUNCTION 10 their souls that Colonel Chap.
mans great Portland, Dalles and Salt Lake
railroads. line some 700 or 600 miles long
would be commenced and pushed rapidly
tocompletion. He even assured them the line
would be completed and cars and boats run.
ming between Portland and tho Dalles this
fall o. carly next spring. Col. G, now
comes out In the Bulletin and states that
90, 900 damages for right of way having
been ssseased against his company, the pso.
pie will have 10 raise that amount BY private
suhscupuon or the project goes up. So, tho
WaUe Wa1s Union begins 70 think the
whole thing ID humbug, and Gays: I'm
bidding Col Chapman and his proposed
road good bye. We presume " may assign
him place In that bright constellation of
cheeky, but impecupious, railroad proprie.
tors, ssaoDg whom CASTOR u tho central Ia.
minary, and our own Issls Wslla Walla
prodigy, who, during . trip from here TO
the States last winter, grew from . Aume
builder to railroad proprietor ID lesser
light We hope hereafter to hear OF no
man Of sct Of mon talking shout railroads,
unless they represent st least $1,000 Of
capital, which It seems mono Of those We
have mentioned does. eaa. 'GrfrE T.
1t u customary for the succcssful party
in . political campaign 10 hold the next sue.
ceeding convention prior to that Of the
opposition. That rule has not been observed
in this county this year for the following
fcason. Tho Democrats issued their call
for the meeting Of their Central Committee
hrst. On Ito announcement tho Republican
Chairman called the Republican Central
Committee for few days later. The Dem.
ocrstic Committee was called to meet 1t tho
Independent ofsice Monday June TO- The
Republican Committee at The Court House
on Thursday June 10. The Republican
Committee met on that date, spport,oned
the convention, and learning u they sup,
poaed from reliable authority that the Dem.
ocratic Convention had determined upon .
day preceding July 10Th, and not thinking
that party would descend TO the trickcry Of
lodging the responsibility Of holding their
convention hrse, our Committee designated
end Published Ito convention for July 10Th.
On Saturday June 9lst-nvs days after the
Democratic Committee was appointed 10
NEST Tho lsd1psaasxs came out and stated
that Il had not been furnishcd with the
proceedings Of the Commute n eIws ter
lIss tssss A weck later Il announced The
Democratic Convention for Thursdsy July
18th. This was doubtless esteemed smsst.
II looks 10 ~ that Il was disinxenuous and
. ahtnk. 'Tbe Republicans had no hesItincy
II meeting the occaaaon. and the Democracy
- welcome 10 any benefits and advantages
thny car acquire by that kind Of work. Il
n nosv very creiItablc or encouraging 70 the
Grcst big, disintcsEssipk go>for.the .oflccs
party Of Deer Lodge county, that Il has d
resort IN $50 10 such arti6cca Id coming
On The hsld 10 meet The Republicans over
whom but few yean ago Il had : clear
majority Of 60 70 1000 votes. In other
words she % called Democratic Liberal. Re.
publican .ofaos seeking party Of I,eer Lodge
10 gone goose w gnst sdr
s., - 1o1iaa 0e0nlsl1enms Iva
Boesman, July s-Hons Fslix r Bsanot,
Chairman: sad Thomas K. Crse, Secretary
Of 10 Board Of Indian CommissioooA q.
rived q Boseuan, Montana, % day. rTAav
haye perfected The Assasgemenb necessary
y collect the Crow Indians q thsle Agsscy
o. ~ Yellowstops and peoposs % hola .
oouncil With thsm Ghoat ~ 1Ddsf Jsly.
The object q The council y 70 isdsss ~
Oeows p give up ~ mining poslioa 6 tAais