The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-06-18
Connr... adjourned on wednefd lay.

Juu6 loths
Garfield was "ths Western Rearvt,"
and won the day.
General Garfield lives at Mentor, Ohio,
part of the Western Reserve.
The President vetoed the Marshars de-
iciency bill in long message.
in the Demo cratic Convention We will
back Seymour against the Field.
Michigan is anti-Tilden; Tennessee
and Maryland favor Bayard; Georkia is
mainly for Field.
Garfield has been q faithful As10r-
"a wise and faithful counsellor ITO the
Republican party.
Music Hall. Cincinnati, has ben Sc
cured for the Democratic Convention,snd Q
brass band--from "over the Rhine "--bss
been hired for eight days.
The Illinois Demo cratic Stat, Ticket
Is regarded ss one of the best that State
has had. Il may give the oanyass tone, but
that Is all.
Tho San Frapciscans had ratification
meeting at Platt's Hall the other night at
which there were about 700 Wick Presidents
appointed and 200 Assistant Secretaries,
each OF whom had accepted the Pc ation'
1t was rousing Republican love feast.
when Lieut.. Doane selected his volun-
teers to accompany him on the Howgate
expedition one Sergeant sacrificed his chew
rons to be included and was offered 5000
by comrade for his opportunity. The fas-
cination of the service Is obscure to an out
sIder.
Col. Mcclure, of the Philadelphia 1tnas',
one of the most astute politicians OF the
country, says the Blaine managers were
"idiotic " and threw away their cert lin OPP
portunlty by delay. Had the Committee on
Credentials reported promptly, Blaine would
have been nominated.
In troablous times the measures an
nounced In the platform are looked to most
eagerly In times of Peace the man is most
regarded. There was very little soiicitudt
about the Chicago platform and good dea
about the man. Hence we infer the coun-
try is at peace.
The Democrats count on solid Dem
ocratic South for votes but confiue them
selves to Gold Republican North for can
didates. How long is the South going II
be newer Of wood and drawer OF waite
for the North How long would the Nortl
stand It IL the Republicans went South TO
candidatesp Is 1t square dealp
1T was Pennsylvania delegat, VIII
voted alone for Garfield on the 3D., 4th an'
9th ballot, then Marylander Clipped in o.
the 9th and 7th but scattered soon afte
and finally Garfield was left on the l4tl
without following until the 10Th whe'
the keystone man rallied himself again ant
finally got company. He ives good one
The telegraphic version OF tho Rspub
lican platform reproduced In this issu
from the Salt Lake tribune Is not an accu
rate copy of the platform as receive 1 sine
our first copy YVES put in type. 1t is, how
ever, good enough as 1t lie, and too good t
be forgotten in month, as most platform
are.
"A correspondent of the Capital ap
pears TO infer from paragraph In the NEW
NoRTH-W WEST last week that 1t was there
10 held that only Col. Sanders, Lester 5
Wilson or Judge Knowles, of all Montana
Republicans, are qualified to represen
Montana IN Congress. The correspondent
misread our paragraph and misintsrpretet
its meaning. We merely named the
three gentlemen as all We "hH heart
prominently mentioned" as candidates
The country is doubtless full Of dark horse'
and dark horses win these days.
The steamer Narragausett, on which
many of us have travelled, plying on th'
Sound between New York and Fall River
was run into by the steamer Stoningto'
about midnight Of last Friday
off Connect, ut river, and sunk In fou
fathoms of water. The number Of passen
gers is estimated at from 800 to 5to,and tn
loss of life at from 90 to IT.. The st,am
ers Stonington, New York and Providenc
went to the rescue, and the large saving Q
life Ia attributed to them. The Narragan
sett was splendid steamer and worth owe
100000.
On the vote for Vice-President the 70
call showed the following vote: Who'll
number of votes cast, 75i; necessary to
choice, 378; Washburne 1913, Arthur 46s
Davis Q, Settle 1, Jewell Al, Woo iford
Bruce 8, Maynard 8, Alcorn A.. Californi
voted washburne 10 +; Colorado, Arthur .
Nevada; Wasburne 8; Oregon, Arthur y
Arizona, Jewell 2; Dakota, Arthur; Idaho
Arthur 2; Montana, Ws-hburne ], Arthu
/; Utah, Arthur Q; Washington, Arthur
Jewell 4; Wyoming, Arthur q; New fors
Arthur 90. After the ballot ives announce
motion was made to mako the nonina
tion unanimous, and WIS carried without
dissenting vote. The two delegates fro'
Montana voted for Blaine on the Lat bailt
fol President, but managed to get in on
vote on the winning side for Vice-Pres
dent.
Hoe s. Co., the great printing pre-
manufacturers, have lad the suit again
Cottrell 81 Bat :ock for infringement
patent In presses containing the fonbiu'
ton OF fly, "a impression cylinder will
out tapes and delivery cylinder provide
with grippers and cords, or tapes, to carr
the sheet In front Of the fly, decided
their favor. An injunction against mani
facture issues against defendan :, to tai
effect September LIST, aud defendants q
ordered to account for the ga'us, saving
profits and advantages on account o. q
infringement OF He, q Co.'S patent. Tx
a Co. notify users Of Co..'sll d Babcoc
presses tina II THE latter do not ssttls witt
in q reasonable time they will call upon Il
users to stop using tho @. q B. presses
pay arrearages and q license TO use q
presses In future. This 10 . nice state
affairs for printers using Q. o b. press
unless q Superior Court rides down JUDI
Amman