The new North-west., 1873-05-31
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY
Saturday Morning, May 81, 1873.


SATURDAY. Morning, May 81. 1873.
Tie Corinnc Reporter says Judge Chase
occasionally contributed to the North Amer
icau River, and was the author Of some good
verses"
Where was the proof reader?
The monetary crisis In Germany where.
in 20 many heretofore wealthy houses went
down and universal distress prevailed, las
reached stage Of relief and it is thought
the worst Of the trouble IL over.
millions for defense, but not ono cent
for tribute" Is Jefferson county taxpayers
platform on the subsidy question. 1t is not
a less noble defiance 10 tho Subsidy Ring
now than II was 10 Tailcyrand's insolcnt
demand when Pnckncy hurled 1t at him in
the Tuilcrics.
--Senor Pardo, the new President of Peru.
greatly dislikcs certain class of banded
contractors, whom hc calls rinsos. 'RiDgos"
is good word, and Should be generally
adopted into the American tongue. 1t
wouldn't be bad name for the wouic'bc
bond gobblcrs Of Montana.
The Courier says tho Cincinnati Star
is quite wrathy at the success OF Jay Cooke
in securing the establishment Of new mili-
,ary po.is on tho line Of tho Northern
Paciiic, and predicts ready sale OF bonds,
and the speedy completion Of the road, TO
the damage Of Southern continental railway
interests.
And now Ponicroy gives St. Louis
reporter to understand that he is about to
inil,ct vigorous canvas on Kansas with
view TO succeeding Caldwell, just as though
railroad taxes, the potato bug and the
Bender family were not calamtics sufficient
for that bleeding, bloody and bug>ca,cn
State
The Monianian '.Ceavs the people Of
Madison county will not have the opportu-
nifty to vote next August for railroad sub
scrip,ion" because no company will accept
tho conditions Of the bill.
Oh! crocodile, stiAc those tears
That Cope says are streaming your face,
OF subsidy onions you smell.
And the brine starts with very bad grace
President Grant has issued an elaborate
proclamation asserting the validity of tho
Kcll0g government IN Louisiana rs establish.
cd by the decisions Of the Courts and the
recognition Of Congress. and under sec.
4 art. 4 Of the Constitution and pur
suant laws, commanding all turbu
lent and disordcrly persons therein
to dispcrsc within twenty days and hercaf
ter to submit to the laws and authorities.
all of which il tho correct thing 10 do.
There can be only ono legal State Govern
mcnt In louisiana. The Courts and Con-
gross have said that Kellogg's is that one.
And while II may be bad enough, or may be
good enough, it should be supreme and its
authority enforced until another properly
succeeds It, and the sooner Louisiaiians arc
reconstructed the better it will bc for the
people. The parish governments have not
been much better than demonstrations Of
mob power for somo time, and We arc
glad to sec the President evidence dcter-
minaiion TO maintain "a Republican form
Of Government" there. They know Grant
well enough ~ undci ,al,d ,i,v ,,rool.sna
ton means business, and it Is therefore rca-
sonab;c to anticipate the squabbc will end
speedily.
Tho Nontanian dcyo,es a couple Of col.
umns, more or less, TO scnsclcss drivel con.
ccrning the right OF the New NORTH WEST
to take part In the subscription controversy.
70 that We answer that the NEW NORTH.
WEST recognizes this controversy as infin.
itcly tho most important one to all tho peo-
pie of Montana, now and for decades to
come, that has ever been brought TO news
paper discussion. We hold an iEalienablc
right to discuss not only that but any qucs-
ton. and having very decided convictions
that the whole system is fraud and swim.
die, and that this particular project under
consideration is the most 0utragcously cAtOr.
tionafa and manifcstly fraudulent one that
ever ought to bc pei 'petatcd upon the peo-
pic Of tho United States, |, IL not tar to
presume That We will let any of tho ring or.
Gans gag the New NORTH. WEST with their
stuff about county lines and our own inter.
est In the results. Tlt Montonian further
ins;nI' 'cs In q contemplate way that we
ale instiga,cd to this opposition by money
CONSIDERATIONS furnished by the Northern
Pacific Railroad. We orc no, SUR .scd that
the Aontonian cannot appreciate how mar
can fight dctcrmincdly and pcrsistcntly for
what he believes right without being paid
for 1t in greenbacks. But to make tho mat.
ter clear We will mention here that whoever
says or insinuatcs that VIC have opposed or
do oppose this or any subsidy scheme at the
instigation or solicitation Of any corporation
or representative of ono, or that We arc paid
or promised to be paid, or encouraged to bc.
licve We shall receive money or other bcne.
fits. directly or indirectly, by any corpora
ton or any member thereof for advocacy
or opposition to any project whatever. lies.
II IL rings that seek TO make money by
swindling the people that buy up and control
newspapers. The paper that opposes them
is not paid for It except In the consciousness
OF duty fulfilled. That compcu.aiion, how
ever, 10 plenty TO stimulate and rccosnpense
tho New NORTH. WEsr's sntagonism to the
fraud sought to bc pcrpstratcd upon the
people of Montana, and - tho ever enemy
of tho subsidy grab the konsantsn and oil
others may consider 10 Tin tho ring"
"A petition by hundred or two unmar.
ricd virgins Of Lowell to tho ssachusct,s
Legislature asking that polygamy he per
mistcd by law In tho Bay State to the end
that the OO,000 surplus women of tho com.
monwcalth may have at least joint interest
In husband II they cannot have . Who'll.
one, Is productive Of On interesting news.
paper discussion. It seems TO be pretty
generally conceded that every woman who
wishes to marry should have an opportuni.
~ to marry. but It 10 curious that whllc Ill
dissent from the Lowell petition.
except the Mormon papers, none offer
practical method ~ substitute for 1t but one.
and that In n rnrnn rasc NJ sho N.r>l.., II