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

The first impression that the Republican
Convention at Philipsburg and the Distrfct
Convention had made wise selections ior
the several offices is fully confirmed py
careful consideration of the QUALIFICATIONS
of the several candidates as compared with
those named by the Democracy. kepuon
cans can confidently 60 before the people
on question of the compete ICY, speciai
fitness aud worthiness Of the respective
candidates for the position to which they
are named. In this view no better ticKes
has ever been put up in Deer Lodge county
or this district, and We have faith In the
integrity OF electors that merit is synohy-
nous with strength at the polls.
Taking first in order, F. I. Mcbride,
ESQ. the candidate for District Attorney,
who is one of the few new corners on the
ticket, he comes with most excellent iec-
ord for high moral character and as pos
essed of those sterling virtues, qualities
and requirements especially fitting him for
the rcsponsibls position he aspires TO. MIR.
Mcbride is from Princeton, Iowa, Is about
30 wears of age and graduate OF Lennox
College. He read law with Judge Rnsseil'
of Jefferson, Green county, Iowa, was ad-
mitted to the bar about three years ago and
was for time ociated in busin IS With
Judge Galbraith, at Cherokee, Iowa, aud
is now located at Butte.
In marked contra It with the DenocratS
the Republi am give special attention tc
the selection of members of the Legisla-
ture and named delegation that will DC
distinguished in the Twelfth Session for It'd
ability and industry. The action on the
codifcatIon of the laws alone renders thu
election Of Judge Knowles duty that ev'
ery voter owes to himself and the best in
terests Of the county irrespective OF all pc
litical conf ideI atoms. For eleven years Of
the bench in this district thoroughly con
versant with the laws and knowing thei
defects which should not be carried int
the code, his presence and work in th
Council at this term is desideratum tina
the people OF this district should, an
" doubtless will, avail themselves of.
W would certainly be securing for the servit
h of the people legal talent Of high ord
at q time when it is most essential.
,e Mr.. C. T. Meader, Of Butte, came
D. Montana some three years since from Uta
it where he had been a resident largely inte
" ested in mining affairs. He is owner
o. The Bell mine, has reached the meridian
as life and has supplemented by large exPel
en- ence and intelligent observation the lear
nc ing OF the schools. The great mimi
a. county of Deer Lodge needs in the upp
a. House special and eminent reprcsentiti'
rec of the mining interests, and to none cou
10 they be more safely entrusted than to M
We Meader.
try Mr.. Frank L. Worden, OF Missoula,
of the Pioneers and identified for TWEEN
81 years with the largest mercantile busint
pb and every public enterprise in that count
ted comes before the people with especial pr
en- lie claims, aside from those especial OIL
", ments which have long characterized b
among the foremost citizens Of his conn
ion Two things are well known: l. The
og- nances of Missoula county are in bad CO
Up, dition /; 2. The remedy by Legislation b
M not been successfully sought or urged. I
vest other things should be known: 1. The
as fairs of that county menace the credit
lie Montana, and, 2. Tue business quali'
w. of Frank Worden are the best guaran
the Missoula county can have that her
ems, will be intelligentIy and industror
pro looked after in the next Legislature. L
,z,- better for the Territory, and especially
able Missoula county, that Frank Worden
and sent up to present tho case next win
tne We believe be is largely the choice OF
nan. county and that the rest of the dist
nds, should be careful to second the choic'
ord Missoula in a matter that 80 vitality conct
tno her and it.
% Mr.. George M. Brown, of Beaverh'
e If one Of the large stockl aisers OF the
itary ritory and resides at Horse Prairie.
10, was for term of years commissions
,,sUs that county and its excellent financial
ter dition is largely due to his wise cou'
onr and careful administration. His nom
'tion ton for the Council was worthy recogni
., n of bis sterling chara ,ter and excellent {
WAGES ifications and will be heartily endorse
with the District.
mines
puire. We think it will be conceded by. the
Icy of position that no better nominations
ny to have been made In the district. The
an,sa resentative ticket is equally worthy OF
votes port and the nominees are essentially
and resentative men of ability, char scter
fran influence. Messrs. Psrdee, Morse,
Gus as Warren and Johus are SO well kno'
- the county that special mention is q
graces of supererogation. Mr. Bell is superin
licen- emit of the Star of the West mine at ]
ninan' and ia esteemed gentleman Of mark
:, telligence and high character.
viIized With this Legislative ticket the Re
Nations cans Of this county and district 60 pr
Q LANDS before the people and ask comparison
,nmsn, merits with that nominated by the
ions in cracy. II it Is admitted that ours
oftheir best delegation to each branch, as We
all must admit, then 1t is the duty of
's,a sra ors to support 1t at the polls and ret
,arty of November I'd with handsome major
Repub- every man on the ticket. ..asu
ticulars
, us in pARNrrM AND JEWELL.
mutual
q II +. 80. nat