The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1876-10-13
Our New York Letter.
Political - Business Narksmen-A Sui
eide,
New YORK, Sept. "a, 1876.

NEW Ohhs DGpb. IOlOs
POLITICAL.
The political pot is boiling here, furious
ly-that is, the Republican pot. Monster
meetings are being held everywhere in this
city and in Brooklyn, and there never was
SO intense feeling among the Republicans
in New York as now. 1t is perfectly wild
delightfully."- SO. The meetings at Cooper
Institute and at the Academy of Music in
in Brooklyn We're immense, and were as en-
thusiastic as large the meetings in the
wards are wonderfully large and enthusias-
tic, and what is better, the best men are
taking hold and running them. The char
acter of the Republican candidates is such
as to bring out the efforts of the best citi-
zens, who see in the nominations of the
party, the best evidences that its pledge of
good government will be carried out. '7.
The Democracy cannot get up enthusi-
asm. There is no Disgusting the fact, Til
den Ii rsasP orss.ies sr,.ane them. The thieves
don't like him because he has been so self
ish as to desert them when danger came,
after affiliat:ng with them in their days of
prosperity, and honest Democrats distrust
him. because they know who his associates
were in the days Of the ring, and the infu-
ences that would control him were he elect
ed. In Albany he is the most unpopular
man who ever occupied the gubernatorial
chair. His lodging his income tax. his I'M
questionable connection with the Tweed
ring, and his inordinate, Inscriptions self
ishness. make him as unpDmising candi-
date as could have been pm up, for popular
suffrage. AS manager inthe interests of
other men he is unequaled, ,ut honest men
with whom he has had dealings dread to
see him at the head of affairs He has at
tempted an explanation of hs dodging bis
income tax, but it is lameaffair The
fact is patent, that he is wort millions, all
of which was made during tie years this
tax was levied, and he neyereturned as
much as would have been the ncome of
moderately small lawyer. Heoettifogs it,
as he does everything.
is blooming and every body iels good.
The merchants are overrun witErade, and
the complaint now is, that custners cam
not be attended to. Throngs oSouthern
| and Western people are here, mar of them
sightseeing, but more making glad the
| hearts of the merchant by purchang. The
| streets are crowded with truckshs in the
good old days, and the piles of box on the
| sidewalk are appalling, to all bt those
who are rolling them. The hotelsfor the
/ first time in three years, are crowtd, the
daily arrivals occupying five and s col-
umns In the papers, run in solid avery
small type, and this, only of the hding
houses, New York, begins to look Lii the
old city again. All this indicates thteyi-
val of confidence that we have all beerlop-
! ing for. Now let the growing stop 1.-THE
country--let us all put our shoulders tthe
wheel, and go to work to do somethg.
The hard times are over just as so0as
people say so, and act as though thege-
believe it,. IL you have house to Did
and can afford it, 60 on and build it, se
sun is going to rise just as many times Is
year as ever. and everything is going TOO
on as usual. The crops are averaging W,
there is money enough and to spare, u
7 all that is needed, is to get rid Of the SEN
less scare, and with confidence. go on. IT
: is all that Is necessary to make good time
There are reasons why we should not I
business 90 by the board, If it can be avoi
ed. We have streets to fill, farms to settl
and population to attract. There was
steady stream Of emigration flowing In
1.-THE country, the most with money and
with labor, all of which ceased the nome
Il the cry OF 'shard times !" was raised. Id
! stream we ought to get flowing again !
E. soon as possible. The shortest way 70
it, ID TO get to dong something. There
millions of. Germans, French, Englls
irish and Scotch who want TO come, q
they will come the moment we say 20
: times y to them. We can hare good tim
always il we will. I want to see the sna
coming in again. and unloading their O
GOES of human freight, TO go Wess ana ]
up the prairies Of that blessed COUNT
Stop croaking, and iaaugurate 2 new q
ana don't waste any time about ~ y
THE MARKsMEN.E naissi4 ss1
= aycn sunra ts,o Anaaricans have bea.