Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-08
WHAT SECTION FAVORS EXPAN
FANSIUN:

or the tyrant. They make light Of th.,s
VINO are IN favor Ut expansion. They As
sume 20 decry their nonest expressions O
opinion AZ the imag nings of men who ar
e'tner natural born fools or natural bOrl
robbers. Every proposition of ameliora
ZION means repudlaliOD. None who ar
honest can be opposed to further cOntrac
t'On or specie resumption.
II never seems to strike the specie plead
ers once, however. that . sectional shap
Is beng rapidly given to the currency
question. and that sAlncr or. later ih
West and South will Oand Together as
unit in favor Of more money. 1t only
needs for the present pressure to cOntinu,
ana the present agitation to 20 on. Al
analvsis of the last vote ON ,his subject il
the United States Senate will show il. ant
establish cOncIusively also the existenc,
OF larger amount Of sectiOnalism thar
wss supposed 10 exist in any shane in III,
country. 1t will not do longer TO pooh
pooh an issue that comes IN before th,
eyes of the nation in q shape that IS alwAy,
fOrbidding and sometimes terrible. It i,
question which must he met, discusse !.
handled practically and sensibly, and de
cided according 10 the best interests u
the people These demand expansion. f0l
the following ANALYSIS is fair one Of the
people and the tax payers Of the United
States:
The Western and Southern Senator.
who voted for the currency bill vetoed
last winter. were: Allison and Wright, of
Iowa; Carpenter and How, of Wisconsin;
Ferry. OF Michigan; Harvey and Ingalls,,
OF Kansas; Hitchcock and TiptoA. Of Ne.
braskH Logan ahd OEl.sby. Of Illinois
Mitchell, OF Oregon: Morton and Pratt. of
Indiana; Ramsey and Window, of Min e.
s1ta; Sherman. OF Obi; Bogy, Of N ).
souri,; Clayton and Dorsey. Of >A,kans sss;
C"noyer and Gilbert. Of Florida; Col,
thwaitc and Spencer. Of Alabama; John
st"n and Lewis, Of Virginia; McCreery, Of
Kentucky; Merrimon. of North Carolina:
Norwood. of Grorgia; Pease. of M,ss,s
sipp', Dennis, of Maryland; W.st, Of
Louisiana, and Patterson and Robertson,
OF South Carclina-or thirty four in all
Those who voted against the till from the
West and South were: Thurman. Of Ohio:
Jones and Stewart, Of Nevada; Hagerard
Sargent, Of California; Schurz. uf Mis-
sour: Stevenson, Of Kentucky; Flanagan
and Hamilton. of Texas; Kelly. Of Oregon:
Alcorn, OF Mississippi, and Hamilton. ef
Mary land-or twelve in all. Of these
twelve, however. Senator Jones, Stewart.
Hager. Sargent. Flanagan, Hamilton. OF
Isxas. and Kelly. represented coin s es
-o!atc>. Indeed, that have always dealt
in greenbaeks ns articles ut mefcilandise.
and that should. therefore be but little
regarded in consideration of this question
70 . sectional one. These seven Senators
from the coin States, aud Senator Schurz,
who stood for the foreign bonded interests.
subtrscted from the entire twelve repre>
sent'ng the entire West and South, would
eave ONLY four Senators from tie two
sections opposed per ): to any legislation
thai setks 10 benefit their pc lple IN d pro.
tect them as the debtor clauses of the ma
ton. Of Eastern Senators voting the
bill, there were but two, Scott an. Cam
sr0n OF Pennsylvania, ara these two be
Cause the immense iron interests Of that
State demarded more money. Of Eastern
voting against the bill, there
we're: Anthony, uf KhOie Island; Bayard
md salisbury, of Delawars B,utwell
Ind Wa.hburne, IF Massachusetts; Buck
ngilam. Of Connecticut; CDnklinx. of
New York; Edmunds and Morrill,, Of
Maine; FreyIinghuysen and Stockton, of
New Jersey; and Cragin and Wadleigh,
If New Hampshire. -:
Summarizing. and excluding the four
,Oln circulating States. we have:
Western and Southern Senators voting
lOI. ........ 81
Western and Southern Senators voting
against. ............... 4
Eastern Senators voting for. 2
Eastern Senators voting against. ..... Is
Could anything he more significant than
hese figures! Is the future not easy 10
when this strength thus devei-
,ped shall consolidate for d sectional pur
3Oses, and with the firm resolve u force
be East 70 do even and exacr justice Has
he feeling of esgerness and intolerance
this matter abated any since
ho vet.? Have the influences Of such
'etO changed the opinion Of . single Sen
'tor in relation to the vital necessities of
70 incr' ase of money? We think not: and
Ve think, furthermore, that ~ bttwixt
ne state of feeling lssi winter and this
winter 10 the West and South, there Il =.
cas-, tho difference Of twenty degrees of
IN ltdv0r Of forcing M <
.ans'on Issue upon The countTy. Louis
Dispatch
THE following incident Of the famine
eported BY the Collector vt Monghyr, is,
sys the Times of India. certainly remark.
blG "A woman Of the fishiut Caste"
writes Hr. lockwood, ..was sitting by the
ide OF the Gxnees, some 100 miles from
'ere, in the Pstna District, sbost Daylight
t the 10th Of August. Suddenly the
)A0k ON which she va sitting gave way.
nd sEc feli INTO the water, dragging with
|er . large bundle Of castor Oil sticks
vhich she was carrying y the time. 6hs
to support herself On these sticks
vhich formed kiad of fe-bn0y, and she
Vas carried down BY the current, which is
ow running 1t great pace As each
IlIego or beat WaS passed she shouted
0 the villagers % help her, but no one
anne 10 her relief. In this wsy she w.s
.rried nearly 100 miles, and, fortunately
or her, when she had been twenty four
Ours in the water she passed by MOnghyT,
nd vas rrscued By Col. Murray. who,
eeing her floating BY, sent his private !
)Oae and rescued her. The wOmac did |
0t appear much worse for her prolonged |
lay in the water. but naturally was much |
BY the fact Of her being rescued |
y European, when - many of her own |
sste had declined to help her. She Was
rOvided with : railway ticket to Psina,
1kelher with TODD add clothing iron the
plief fundo. lA e.% A4a
A lady once put . o,nu0druml to her
hru,nstic old nufse, ssking her s.Why |
70 you like . church window. 6.ll,<?" |
nd gave the answer, ''BecaHss you are |
. full Of peinA." Whersopon The old |
'Oman replied, ''Oh. dear, sOmebody's |
cen fvoliq' ye, honey. Drm;S ~nu.l-
er sort y panea Deys been foolin' 70,
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