Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-03-21

following:
s.Monumental" writes the IusBAxnv
that Congress will annul the act if the Wna.s
tana Legislature passes a subsidy bill NV,
principal point in the above is, that Nai"m.
Bagg still lives.
1t has ever been thusly with the Cant,i,
towards us since he landed on Montan,,
soil to apply his powers at scribbling. Wal
are rated by our friends rs being too rool
business MAJ to practice the golden rule H.
wards him (Which is our inclinarion), whl
he practices the iron rule towards US t0|
pocket the difference. So it is no wonder h|
us that he does not see the point, his vision
being dazzled by the s%plendor of a self sl.
miration circle individualized, which is end
less.
Congress has c annulled all the acid
passed at two legislative sessions. simplv|
because the Hon. MIR. Corum, in DRAFTING
new election bill for the Territory, wh1|
became a law, omitted, while copying /
portion of the old law, to strike out tr|
word white" in that section which stated
Every white male inhabital.t over the ael
of twenty-one years." etc. Now, if Cul
gress can annul the laws, to protect t,|
gentlemen of African descent, why not ata
nul Il law in order to protect the rights III
future generations and defend them aeants
the cowardly avarice OF the present genera
ton. who ought to be the guardians of thvis
.,,olE,.o Lrr,,trb xv;ca lnuir1nf;np hut ulu h
seek to issue bonds and give them away
a certain specific corporations, particularha
ing that the bonds shall be made payablet
a date so remote as to never trouble tt
righteous souls OF the moble-hea,ted donOr
who will make their exit from this mundaI
sphere before payment is required.
The amended organic act OF our Territ@
prescribes that 1.-THE Legislative Assembly
shall not grant private charity or spehI
privileges" limiting them to a general
corporation act" This comes pretty nH
the point. Does any one suppose that Cof
gress will allow a particular corporatlNlt
thrust their hands into the treasury OF M0llas
tana AMI take therefrom one million and
half of dollars, because a covetuous parry
of unwise legislators specially declare th1
may.
When the editor of the Neag No,th-EdR
was organizing that great and removing
military expedition against Chief JoeAs
and his band, which, IN the estimate OF la
vidual standardization cast into lIlspA
shad the exploits of all other Indian f1gileqk
such as jackson with the Choctaws a1|
C%herokees, Harvey Oh the plains, ana ~
against the Apaches, and whereby tie '4
tain collected all the arms and mnnlllos
war in the hands of brave men, Weht W
round by the mouth Of the 10 10 lfau,s
OH the other side of Joe and his WARM
and then and there tried to drive Inc IT'D
and his band over the trail that led IRON
Bitter Root valley to the unprotected l"'E
of Deer Lodge, Major Bagg was 'anNl
night and day, ready to deiesd Ills pu"1
sions on Warm Spring creek, never leaaI
his ranch, expecting to see, any hou,
Indians coming through the almos. 'sl
!, doned settlement. with the editorial iDN
fighter and the renowned. Howard "
eight hours in the rear, furious Oh .e
path. Major Bagg has lived TO ea"D
many instances charitable favors :"
widows and orphans of many apiVus
political enemy whose lease OF lie Sn
good as that of the editor of the Ne"
, West, and the probability is, unue' !
: dicative smiles Of kind heaven, 'l'ao ws
} eat the bread of industry and toll Oh
Spring creek long. after certain w..
: to grind grists of unpalatable ho"'
instanced az the head OF this ar'asN Nd