The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-09-24

moral agencies and the Righteousness Oh MS
cause. It takes good deal Of the latter to
stand off q bar'l Of the former; and although
The two men well represent their respective
parties, 1t seems necessary for Mr.. Jeweii
TO put the Sunday school end OF his con-
science in his pocket until after the cleo
tiou. ....
Dennis Kearney has sent dispatch
to Scion Chase and other straight dreen-
back electors of Maine urging straight
fight and no fusion with the Democracy
The Presbyterian are attacking Nor
monism in force. The Missionary Society
of the church has already twelve schools es-
tablished iu the Territory and last week
fouI teen more young ladies came to sait
Lake City under the same auspices ana
will work the edu cal ional battery against
Polygamy.
The Union Pacifi, Company seems 10
have taken a more favorable view OF the
project to build road through Idaho TO-
ward Portland. The Moscrip party who
were order d there last spring and then Or
de,ed to Montana, are now engaged insur-
vevinp the route. The U. p. will be well
supplied with feeders in few years.
-D:spatches Wednesday stated the foot:
ing BY counties in Maine gave Davis 49,
$40: PIaisted 70, $50; scattering 475; Davis
| over Plaisted, 190-with seven towns or
p,ant ticps to bear from, aud some uncer-
taiuty existing about the figures reported.
II is thought the official count in January
will be required to determine the result.
Me. X. M. Cunningham suggests
quick way of getting marine d'atomacee :
by takiag a peck OF fresh oysters and brusn-
ING The back of each toto basin OF water,
this p,ocess will . We pleurosigmB and cos
cinodisci in abundance.-S. r. Mining
Press.
This fact being demonstrated We hope 10
, hear no more about the difficulty Of growing
u matoes in this valley. No "alliaDce Of
ignorance aud crime" even is sufficient te
Justify any further failni =.
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, nephew to the
rebel commander, Gen. Robert K. Lee says
that there is no chance for compromise
between the Readjusters aud the Demo
Gratis of Virginia. The latter are 30 conn
; dent of carrying the State that they vii
r enter into no alliance with the Readjusters
and the Readjusters are equally confident
and do not greatly desire compromise
;. The facts seem to be that the parties Or
pretty evenly balanced and this being tn
case, aud much ill-feeling having been en-
y gendeced during the canvass, there Is D.
IL likelihood of fusion. Neither faction
. willing to max, the concessions demanae
} by the Others. L. Tribune.
We have heard considerable In tn
!, Democratic papers protesting against san
!, ders' speech of acceptance Of the Repuol
can nomination as too stalwart. Certain
10 the editors Of these papers could not hay
% beard the speech. Sanders only sk'nnt
+ the Democratic tiger and boned 1t and G.
~ off its claws and then cremated the euti
.u animal after his own characteristic met
cd. That was.all. Of course the Dem
.. cratic tiger did not enjoy the operation, b
,- Sanders did and 1t was his speech.
l. courteous friend, Col, Voolfolk, OF the 4
,ou dependens, in speech few evenings D
No fore had said she was Democrat becau
- IL was to his interest to be one "---or wor
:, To that effect-and Col. Sanders upderto
.t 10 prove that he was In error ~
90 the premises and the deduction. The q
nc eral opinion was that Sanders made Oh
case. It was probably the ablest politi
-, speech ever made in Montana, and
would not have been Sanders speech II
II. had not delivered trenchant blows aud
~ orous thrusts upon the body OF Democra
~, We regret very much the opposition
-, not like it, because we want 10 see eve
ma body happy this campaign, and sano
ion will slash away in precisely that man
nal. from now till November If he has to
Inv vert every Democrat in the Territory.
Tho Capital suggests joint canv
by Col Sanders aud Major Maginl
OPP While doubtless there is nothing SAND
quo would SO highly appreciate or Maginnis
'ep- thoroughly despise, it does not appear
sup it would be judicious arrangement
'ep the Republican Committee to make.
anu Democrats Central COMMITTEES In an
Viu' patton, perhaps, of the nomination OF
n.ia gipnis, shrew ally made the campaign
'ork short, so the Republican taodid lie W
emo be at the disadvantage ofnot being alb
ute make thoroagn canvass, VII 10 Magi'
IN posit;on NJ d leg to would enable biz
come ola the Yellowstone, work up
uoh- extensive couatry in advaece Of the .
udiy nation and have the October month fo
u us heavy-settled interior counties. Thu
emo did and Is now of to the other iemote
tne 1t, Misscula county. A series OF joint
MINK cussiops now would confiue the Repub
iec1 nomines to the interior counties, wher
IN IL campaign anyhow win bring out nea
y 'or strict party vote aud leave the fro
@ counties as Magiunis' great preserve OF
'a partizan voters to stand of Sanders |
elsewhere. While apprecistipg the
-. of the Oapisalin suggesting joint de
-, ve think on reconsideration it will see
n such canvass would not give our
!, !. date fair opportunities. II it could
80 ranged thlt they should meet 10 thr
Lii four of the more important towns 70
rou, the close Of the campaign 1t wsdld b
! man oche"'' s1
T pol 81 Notes OF the Day.