The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-01-13

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tificates already issued, its moral effect will
nevertheless be amply powerful to induce
sufflclent number of Fusionist holders of
these certificates to refuse to take seats in the
Legislature.
WATERvILLE, Me-, Jan. 4.-Governor
Garcelon spent to-day here and was called
upon this evening by reporter and asked if
he had received the opinion of the court. to
which he replied that he had not that he
had not been in Augusta since Saturday after
noon The reporter then informed him of
The general points as expressed in the opinion
OF the court and asked if he (the Gover,,orl
should recall those certificates he had issu, d
and which now, under the decision of tn.
court, appear to have been illegally issued.
IL which the Governor answered: " [ have
no authority for knowing the opinion of the
court and cannot tell what shall do" In
answer to the question whether Capt. Lewis,
voter OF Pennington, had returned his certifi-
cate OF election declining to serve under the
same; the Governor said he had not received
II and did not know anything about it,
Reporter-Do you apprehend any violence
at The inauguration Of the new legislature?
Governor-l have no means of knowing
do not think the peoplt are foolish enough
to resort to violence.
NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-rhe Sun SAYS that
the decision Of the Maine Supreme Court
will impress the whole country as sound and
eminently just. We concur entirely in the
view taken by the learned judges We ask not
who loses or who gains by the decision. 1t
is matter of infinitely small moment
whether one party or another shall be tempo
rarily i'll power when compared with the i'm
portance of preserving in absolute integrity
the principle of real popular government.
Those Democrats in Maine who have received
certificates OF their election to the LegisIa-
ture, but who, knowing that they did not re-
ceive majority of the plurality of votes and
that the certificates are based on technical
defects in the returns, and who have declined
to qualify or act have done themselves lasting
honor.
The World says Governor Garcelon never
should have been in doubt, and it NAV be
fairly inferred from the questions submitted
by Garcelon to the court that upon careful
examination of his course he satisfied himself
that his Greenback counsellois and his cypher
alley advisors had led him into false position.
May we not now begin to hope that certain
Democratic leaders and Democratic editors
who have been over tenderly disposed toward
the cypher alley methods of the Greenbacl
members of Garceon's council will eventually
see the utter folly of such methods even from
the lowest partisan point of view, and ioin
with the World in maintaining that the Dem
Ocratic party shall hereafter cease to curry
favor with demagogues and communists in
any party or in any part Of the country.
| New YORK, Jan. 5.-Kearney visited Par
nell last night and subsequently told a re-
porter
"Tm with him heart and soul and body
and blood. | believe he is an honest Young
man and III earnest one, and want to see
the likes of him here and in Ireland get out
and declare themselves against every devilish
| kind of tyranny and every black hearted pre-
tense of doing right. Those fellows that
come into the world with silver spoons in
their mouths and loll about on pillows all the
days of their lives without knowing what it
is to strain a muscle and then take to crush
ing with their heels men of body and heart
that made their land, those fellows need to be
bolstered out and people that can and will do
the right thing should go to- the front. Every
man who has head big enough to hope to
make his way in the world. and who has
arms stout enough to back it up. ought not to
be laid out under the sole of a pllppvish
donkeyish master; he ought to have chance
of doing what's in him and have something
to show for his lifetime. What can man do
in Ireland, no matter how hard he strives
No home to win for himself, no land to call
his own. The very grave he's thrown into is
the property Of sluggish, dandyfed brlltes
that breed and thrive on his lcisfortunrs
Bah. Bah. I'm with Parnell, and he's no
man that wont give him God specd.'
CHICAGO, Jan. J.--The 7rib11lc's Washing
ton sp' cal says Ex-Governor Hunt, of Colo
RADIO, last night received dispatch confirma
tory of the story already darkly limited at,
that the females captured by the Utes were
outraged by their Indian captors. The
Pueblo, Colorado. Chietldin of New Years
day, contained card signed by Mrs. Meeker,
in which this crime is charged upon the Ctes.
Governor Hunt said the contents of the dis
patch made him sick at heart. lie did not
make it public last night because he did not
want to antagonize the policy of Mr.. Schurz
He said the publication of story OF that
kind here would at once arouse sentiment
as hostile to the savages as that which exists
in the State of Colorado. Il do not believe
it will be safe even to bring those wretches to
Washington said he. "If relative of
mine had suffered this unanswerable indlg-
nifty at the hands of one of those Indians, |
would shoot him down in the streets of this
city,"
section of the Greenway Brewing Cos i'm
mense building gave way this morning. and
in its fall carried down all of the other floors.
A man on the upper floor and another on
the lower floor were injured but not serious
ly. Some hundred bushels of wheat and
corn, one hundred and seventy five bales of
hops; about five thousand bushels of Canada
matt ana Two thousand bushels or malt dust
were precipitated into Onondago creek, and
much was washed away. The loss is about
$2O,O0O The upper floor heretofore has
carried double the weight which broke it
down.
CAIRO, EGYPT, Jan. 5.-At an interview
with Ahe Khedve of Egypt mentioned Oh the
Sd inst, Gordon Pasha said the King of
Abvssinnia hated and was hated by all who
came in contact with him. Abyssinnia, he
said was surrounded on all sides by discon-
King Monslick, OF Spa, was sullenly opposing
King John, but was afraid to show overt hos
tility tlan SnLtL SaSalal IL,