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THE n. 2. y. 3. vorE.

Before leaving Bannack he (Sanders) said
ne had Herman Clark, on the Northern Pa
cific railroad in Custer county, to vote large
gang of employees-500 in number-and he
expected by strailroad colonization" to carry
all Eastern Montana by heavy majority
Bdnadck Corr. Miner, 10th.
Tom Irvine, nominee on the Peoples tick
ct for Sheriff, returned from Glendive this
week, and reports over 400 votes in that
neighborhood, all Of whom will 60 solid for
Maginnis.-Y Yellowstone Journal, 10th
As both these extracts refer to the same
voters, and the Journal has the latest advices
It strikes us that G. L. Clark must have got
down to Glendive with that second INSTALL
ment Of Maginnis fund greenbacls which the
Courier ssys he started down the Yellowstone
with. Does anybody believe the Democracy
willInot receive and count that vote If 1t Is
Democratic? Oh no: they are not stout
enough.
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sesre.a-y Dick Thompson Interviewed.

q CINCINNATI, October 25.-The Hon.
Richard Thompson, Secretary Of the Navy,
left this city to-day to meet campaign APP
poiniment In Indiana. Speaking of the po-
litical situation in the States Of the Pacific
coast, which be has lately visited, he said:
] 81 have had opportunity for observing the
sentiment In California and Oregon, and
from my observations there have no doubt
Of the result. have not had the same OPP
porsunity for observation In Nevada, but be-
lieve that State viii 60 as the Others on the
Pacific coast. e A4
What eject do you suppose the alleged
Morey letter will have in the Pacific States 7
don't believe it viii have any. The let
ter Is forgery, and when that becomes
known lis effect will be rather favorable. In
California The Chinese question Is undoubt-
eddy very serious one. II l. the greatest
problem they have to deal with there, and
we do not fully appreciate 1t here. It Is ey-
erything to them there. But this letter car
ries forgery upon It's face. It would be Of
no consequence, II genuine, except In the
Pacific States, but It will be of none there.
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come patent to the American people that
Hancock Is not man Of affairs, that he In
competent 10 discharge the high and respon-
sible duties that devolye upon the President
Of the United States, and they will not vote
for him, much'less for w. II. English. On
the other hand the Credit Mobilier and De
Golyer charges have been met and refuted.
Garfeld's eminent record has been searched
and has developed no flaw. His district has
magnifcently Endorsed him. He Is a states
man Of rare ability, gentleman whose char
acter Is free of reproach, and who is in every
way qualified by ability, attainments and ex-
perience for President Of the United States.
He represents party in whose hands the
American people know the destinies of the
nation are safe, and they will not intrust tito
the Democratic party and its nominee.
Ohio and Indiana have already voiced this
sentiment, and 1t will be re-echoed from
Maine to California next Tuesday. All the
forgeries that can be perpetrated, all the COM
binations of Tammany and Irving Hall, all
the bolstering In Congressional districts can
not change this result, and the only question
now is, How muchwill be Garfield's major
ity? AasE Els
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APPEAL TO THE SOUTH.

The Opportunity for It's yindication.
NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-The following adj
dress was to-day issued by the Republican
National Committee for circulation in the
Southern States: 5staa gs2a tsft 5s saltafe.l
To the Republicans of the Southern States:
The Solid South was the shibboleth of the
Democratic party. At Cincinnati Senator
Hampton told the National Committee of
his party that 1873 Southern electoral woes
could be counted in advance for the Demo-
cratic nominee. This was in defiance of the
we'll known Republican majorities in half of
the Southern States, and the threat that they
should not be recorded. The Republicans of
the North are fully aroused 10 the truth that
the Democratic party conquered these States
by violence and proposes to retain them by
fraud. For time many thousands of our
people were unable to realize your situation,
and the wrongs complained of seemed too
startling for belief. But time has shown
that half has not been told. Indignation as
profound as the cause Of it pervades the pa
triotic masses of The Nofvh. The sriumphs
achieved in Indiana and Ohio .his month but
foreshadows greater ones to come. They
will roye to us the dealhknell of the solid
political South. .s-..-.--... .,
Now Is your opportunity for vindication
before The world. In the presence of this
second uprising Of The great people Demo-
cratic leaders should hesitate further to per-
secu.e you or a.semps 70 silence your voices.
To-day patriotism fee speech and afair bal
lot are sectional, because no.pe~mitted TO ex-
list in the SouGh. The National Republican
Committee, speaking for the party, which
has Struggled for twenty-four years 20 make
freedom national, appeals 10 you TO cast your
woes on The I'd of November for the candi-
da.es OF your choice. g. &#
Have trusted Republicans at every polling
place TO re sisier in books of their own The
yo.es which you deposit. Be prepared in
this manner to demonstrate 10 the people of
the Da.ion just how many votes you cast in
each State, and then lei the Democratic party
show. The people how many they will dare
refuse as cast. You will thus vindica.e your
manhood, dignity and citizenship, aud either
compel the Democracy TO count your votes
or else stand convicted of having openly do
frauded you of them, I'D s., fs.fs.,sssr III
MARSHALL JEWELL, Chairman.
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DEsPERATIoN OF THE DEAocRATIc CON-
MfTTEE.

I
Even Dsmocrstic Journais Denounce III Method
FL Hancock'r Friends his Worst Enemies.
CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-The Republican State
Committee publish letter which will be
spread thoroughly among the workinsmen of
the State denouncing the Truth's forged let
ter - . weakly, wicked device of the Demo
cratic National Committee, and calling on
all Republicans to redouble their efforts TO
make assured a victory 50 crushing that such
attempts 1t blackening character will he.eaf-
ter be given over. They incorporate il the
circular, and call attention TO 1t as showing
thAt even the Democratic press are disguised
with such methods The New York SUMS edi-
torial on the subject telegraphed this mora
Ing, and also quote the following from the
Chicago Times: ssThe alleged Garfield let
tef and the alleged Weaver letter are bo.h
proven TO be absolute forgeries by evidence
which would convict the forben before any
jury In Chrissendom. Both were forgeries
committed by graceless scoundrels whom no
respectable business man would suffer to en-
Ter his counting room or trust with his check
book out Of his sight. Party managers on
whose behalf these forgeries were committed
and through whom the foreers expect 70 be
rewarded perfectly well know that they are
forgeries, for proof Of n Is Of such conclus-
i've character Is to exclude fromevery ration
al mind I'll possible ground Of doubt. And
yet, Notwithstanding this conclusive proof
that the document b forgery, the dispatches
tell u that the party managers on whose o.
count the crime was committed are s'sending
out thousands Of copies" Of that-forgery =
N tsargumentr TO voters against the man
who never wrote, nor expressed nor enter
tanned the stupid and brutal sentiments to
which Il gives voice." I'll III Ks ~ ~
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mi. o. a. Kellogg win - elected County
Surveyor. Coed, ssAlaaH aeftaa 81 xegs

In the past few. xeeks W hare taken eso.-
sion 10 mention tia several cAndi1aD0 -
the Republican ticket of this ae1U1. We
have comm4nded them = hcao 1tceten1
and worthy men, deserving a - positions
they desire Or srs willing 10 ssryc N foF tn
publicswslfArs. W speak our consic3ions
when We ny u y ths bet ticket thFoeGboutI
that his ever bsen presented b. ARspuhliean
convention In this ccunty and worthy 60
Support d svsry nan IN \. u \ With honr
ct prids - Rspubiicans read - - ~
sterli,g names prsssnted and consider thar
qualifications for the ssveral ofhcee- 60 81
the polls nen Tuesday and not onlyvets -
ticket yeu6nelf, bit point out y your brstAs
rem ii ths Opposition ths error q thar wsgsl
and Iead them kindly Into thswaJs cfFiGAf<I
sousnaas " having then vote - yop e. a
may - they viii seek - confinne - fhelF
bsnixhted Ny, but Y f.sslsr with them. w.
III they yisld, and h 10 happy days y eons
shsy viii ~ y NJ eall yoa blssasd.
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IF you know nm ADLER, honester man,
one who can do Deer Lodge county and the
Territory more good In the Council than HI
ram Knowles, vote for him., Hnos, vote for
Knowles. ass.# Hst*g a.r--s 4 .#@8t# r
IL Ii said there are. 200 or 800 Mormons In
Madison, Beaverhead and Deer Lodge who
are not citizens Of Montana, have no inten-
ton Of becoming citizens Of Montana, and
have no right 10 vote for officers In the
townships, counties or the Territory. We 40
not know that they contemplate voting
they certainly should not-but there should
be citizens Of Montana n the polls along
the line Of constructor TO promptly chal-
lenge every vote so offered. ss.g s.s. sgs h.tr M
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outlose . sne carolinas.

CHcAeo, Oct. 21.--The Htev~Ocedn'-
Washington special says q Cashier Whelps
Icy, Of the Treasury Department, returned
to-day from North Carolina, whittier be
went two weeks 80 In company with m o.
6cisl o. - second controllers once 70 look
aiter Soma lands belonging to the govern
ment. From what he heard and saw IN the
Gtshe1Gn Whelpley y n the opinion that
ti,ers = fAir ehsnes for ~ Republicans to
carry the Stste In November. 81 ~ ~ 4 y
4 lottsr lium prominsnf Republican =
Aka, 3. G., says: Ths Democrats - very
blkter sinse ~ In1inm election I 1ear there
YIN ~ tzouble = - Republican meeting "a
1o1undsy svenfng IN. I
Az j
4 CxzcAeo, rtoest r.. reN 9tevsEd, vhe
bur yeeu 80 - ! rl,cnsrun r~Gcy-
4rnos - Dsnoez11lc - Gseenbo<k enndt-'
80 n IlIineie - vrll1en 1879 1p9nlx
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The Office Of County Clerk and Recorder 1

The Office Of County Clerk and Recorder Is
one OF the most important in the county. 1t
demands first-class clerical ability and untir-
ing industry. A. G. Witter possesses these.
requirements and the county can do itself no
prouder act than to take that sturdy toiler
from the mines and demonstrate Its appreci-
alton Of his high character and those he rep
resents by electing him Clerk and Recorder
OF this county.
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IS. Voters osDeer Lodge county you have not
among all yodr nrm5s.s IN hoae,.ef, tues,
more faithful and manly man than O.ren
Emerson. He has served you efficiently for
two years as Probate Judge. He has master
ed the insGicacies OF the law aud has doae his
duly under IL. Do yourselves and him an
honor by rejoicing him.
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No one who heard Sanders last Monday
evening doubts that the story Of the Fort
Union vote charge against him was base
falsehood. Mr.. George w. Irwin, Of Deer
Lodge, was there, clerk In Col. Sanders
office, at the time, and says no such thing
occurred to his knowledge, nor did he hear
any intimation Of such thing by any one.
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~. X. Pardee, Geo. w. Irwin, Geo. w.
Morse, David Johns, John M. Bell and Chas.
g. Warren constitute the ablest House delega-
ton ever named on one ticket in this county.
Send them solid. zaF lpz -as
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Yor Represensative--W. b. HARLAN. ..D
For Joint Represeniaiiye-WM THOMPSON. '
For District Attolney-F. 7, Mcbride. '
For Sheriff and Assessor A. KINNEY.
Por CLERK and Recordcr--C. n. SEDGWICK.
For County Commissioners EDGAR y. WAkHnN.
PRANK b. DECKER
Tor Coroner-R. A. wKLLS.
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Yer Representatives-J X. PARDKE
GEO. w. IRWIN,
s.@ .0s+ GEO w. MORSE, Fg.n
DAVID JOHNS,
JOHN n BELL,
Aassa Il. - CHAS. 3. WARREN. .s
For sheiif-D w. UPTON.
Por Trcasurer--LEW. COLEMAN.
For Clerk and Reconder-A. G. WITTER-
For Cor1ksy Commissioner-wM. n JACK. G..g
For Probate Judge--ORREN EMERSON. ,
For County Assessor-GE0. w. JONES.
For supt. Public fnstruction--DR. l.. =. HOLMES.
For County survevor--G, A. KELLOGG.
FOR Coroner-Z. n. HAINES. Use sEM.v.".
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a CAMPAIGN LIE souELcHED.

&
Desperate and Damning Resorts Of Baraum.
NEW York, October 23.-The following
been issued by the Republican National
HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL REPUB- J
LIcAN COMMITTEE, NEW YORK, ,
October %, 1880. y
To The Public:
Our INSCRIPTIONS political advesaries
have spread broadcast letter purporting to
baye been written by our candidate for tho
Presidency, General James A. Garfield, to
one H. L. Morey, of Lynn, Mass, under date
of January %, 1880. We are fully author
lied TO denounce it as bold forgery, both In
lis language and sentiment. Until its pub
iication General Garfield never heard of such
a person as Ill. L. Morey, and was not aware
of the existence Of such an institution as the
Employers Union, of Lynn, Mass, with
which Morey was saidto be connected. The
letter is one of the most fragrant lies which
has ever been concocted by desperate party
on the eve of defeat.
MARSHALL JEWELL, Chairman.
8. j. DORSEY, Secretary. 7 ss
New YORK, October 22.-The real pur-
pose OF the charge that Garfield wrote let
ter 10 Morey ON the chinese question seems
to be shown by the fact that hundred
thousand copies of what purporis to be a fac
sfrnile of the letter are announced to have
been sent TO California alone. Since Gar
fields denunciation of The forgery, and since
the best known business men of Lynn,
Mass, publicly testified that no such man as
Morey, to whom it was addressed, ever lived
there, as was asserted, and the Employers
Union, OF which ne was the reputed Presi-
dem, never had an existence in that city.
New YoRK, October 22.-The Times Bos-
ton special says: Several of the most prom
if,ent manufacturers of Lynn, representing
capital In business of over 100000, have
sisnedat card declaring that there is not, and
has not been, any organization there called
the Employers Union, and that there Is no
such man as III. l.. Morey.
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Chicago dispatches say astounding regis
tration frauds have been discovered there.
The Democratic. Committee are registering
nardes OIL tho rate Of 500 per day, some men
having barely reached American soil, some
entirely suggestions, others given In . resi-
dents where no such men live and still otners
where there are only vacant lots. AT the
rate mentioned there would DO 1900 Dem o
cratic voters thus gained by election day, but
q thorough examination Of the lists b now
being made and the game will probably DO
shut of. .sa+r. IN .s55i fiAf. s&ttb a48 Y8
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Col Sanders in his speech at Helena is
charged with having said the Democratic
panty was aan alliance Of ignorance and
crime" What he did say was tbatthousands
Of ignorant men were voted by the .'bosses"
In New York to carry that city and Stale;
that In 1t least six of the Southern States
intimidation had prevented many Republic
cans from voting; that such intimidation
was crime perpetrated to preserve the Solid
South, and that such methods were alli-
ances Of ignorance and crime, by the Demo
cratic managers. And you know 1t is true.
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At the House of Bishops in New York,
October Goth, Rev. Dinsle T.. Erewer, Of The
Episcopal church, WIS nominated for Mis-
sionary Bishop OF Montana
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Has Lew Coleman been agood Treasurer?
Is he competent, honest and deserving? lis
he . good man and true in every respect?
Yes. Well, then; adhere to well-settled
and excellent custom: Elecs him for q second
time
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Ohio and Indiana.

COLUMBUS, Oct. 26.-In spite Of the per-
sistent denial Of the authenticifyo the Gar
field letteron the Chinese question: the Dem
ocratic State Committee Is devoting its en-
tire time this week to flooding Ohio with fac
SMILES Of the document. a 49, II
At the Republican headquarters little 10
being done 70 urge upon local committees
the csmpaign machinery In running order.
1t would not Be surprising II the total Of the
November vote would fall somewhat below
thst CT for the State ticket, owing to spa-
thy or WEAKNESS Of the people, induced by
the long and exciting campaign just closed.
The Hs10lFs Cleveland special says Garfield
stated to-day to one ofhis callers thas he had
Just received information that the Democrat
ic managers 81 Indiana proposed during the
remaining days Of the campaign 70 spend
mo1e money buying votes than they had
ever done before, realizing that II b abso-
lutely necessary for them 70 carry Indiana Il
they expect ID elect Hancock,
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-Withous revenues governments cannot
be maintained Without thorough and inn
partial rating Of property injustice is worked
and taxation increased The inielligence,in
tegrity and industry Of George w. Jones is
guarantee that he would make competent,
careful and just Assessor. See thai his name
In on your tickets. aa t f84
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Beaverhead Republican Ticket.

For Representative. CLUTTER.
For Joint epresentatiyc-WM THOMPsoN.
Tor sheriff and Assessor-DAvID REMNANT.
Yor Treasurer and Supt. Schools-0TTo kLEMM
For Probate Judge and Recorder-9. 9: EARLE
For County Conmissioner-rhILlE IhonNhs
Rcr Coroners-T IT, HAMILTON.
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CLAGETT d DIXON.
DEApwoop, d. t., October 3D., 1879.

.EF DEADwooD, ID. T., October 3D., 1879
JOAN W. MORALS, General Agent, 81 State Street,
Chicago:
Dear Sir-At the time of the Fire which destroyed
our town we were using OF your Vault Doors
and one OF your Burgar-Proof Safes, both Of which
were subjected To very severe test, and stood 1t
perfectly. The contents came out Intact and In per-
feet condition. We regard your work good as any
made. Yours respectfully,
... BROWN d THUM Bankers.
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-Missonla county hrs failed tor years to Sc
cure legislation essential 70 her welfare and
financial integrity. Frank /. Worden has
AriaIly yielded to the oftrexpressed desire
ana permitted his name to be piacedin noni-
nation for Council member We believe him
the best man .8Gissonla county could send and
trust the rest Of tie District win supplement-
the majority he will receive In his own coun-
". THU il a'matter of vital interest to Mis-
scala, county. &C.
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The silliest thing the Democratic
party has yet done In the campaign was pub
fishing the Jewell kilograms to Florida In
the first place II was breach OF honor -
contemplate as the publication Of private
letter surreptitiously obtained, and next II
Ia evident TO any impartial man that JEWELS
explanation ID true and thas Barnum over
reached himself and unconsciousiy gave
away side game. Barnums strong hold b
amules," but be operated q the wrong end
of the animal that time.
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Read the following TESTI-
MONIALS from well-known
and Reliable men.
DEADwooD, ID. T., October 4th, 1879
JoHN w. Norris, ESQ.,. General Agent Diebod safe
Co., Chicago:
Dear Sir-Herewth we give you order for NO
Fire-Proof Safe, being duplicate Of the one pur-
chased Of yon last year. Our old Safe passed sae-
cessfully through the Deadwood Fire falling from the
second story into the basement OF the building where
Il lay and roasted for three days before II su-
GENTLY cool to be handled. On opening II, the
tents of the Safe found be In perfect preseva
ton.
rIAGETT q DIXON
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ID. N. Upton'is one Of the pioneers, . man
az fine administrative abilities, sterling char
nct9r nnd good Judgment. He has never held
or sought nomination for efacs. . He has
iboen nominated for Sheriff and should be
elicssd. 4 Cast your vote for UPTON. .ssB4 i,
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DO Won want an A No business man for
County COMMISSIONER Yes. Do you think
Butte is entitled to IL? Yes. DO you think
you could and . better man anywhere than
VIM. M. Jack7 No. Then vote for him.
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The public schools Of the land IL the hope
of the Republic by wise and capable super
intendence are their highest capacities deveL
oped DIR. L. u. Homespo the qualih-
cations and zeal essential TO the highest o.
ficiency In this respect. Vote for him.
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DrApwoop. ID. T., October 3D., 1879,

JoHs w. NORRIS, Vice President. Chicago H.:
Dear Sir-On the 26th OF September, when the
city of Deadwood almost totally destroyed by
Fire we had In our Office No. 32 Dehod Safe, the
contents of which found to be In as good con-
dition as when placed In the Safe.
Very respectfully, your obedlent servant,
FRANK WEIGH, Hotel
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i. C. T. Meader, Of Butte, Is gentleman of
fine attachments, heavily Interested in Mon
tana quartz property, now one Of Its greatest
industries, and is the best representative Of
that interest named on either ticket. He
should be elected, sure.
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The ofice OF Coroner In spoken Of light
", while evsry effort s concencentrated mp
on tho Sheriff; and yet -the Coroner y the
only man who can arrest the Sheriff, and In
the event OF the formers death succeeds 70
the Office Now, who wouldn't prefer genial,
warm-hearted Uncle zeb Haines TO fero-
cious and ardenttempered man like DR..
stranrs We trsmble for our country. Let
the name Of Uncle Feb ring out In clarion
notes on next Tuesday and the freemsn Of the
mountains sit down vehernently on The per-
petual candidacy Of DR.. strAng,l who thrice
has threatened TO leave Montana and never
len. Leave your answer on ne ballot boz
#. T. Mcbride isworthy d your vote for
District Attorney, and win faithfully dis
charge every duty devolving upon him.
Z We publish In this issus ! card nom The
workingnen Of Philipsburg acknowledging
their gratitude to Messn. Knowles and Irvin
and their Intent 70 demdnstrate Il = the polls.
The facts were that ! number 81 vcraInen in
that camp sfter SEEKING tho Trout mime I'M
der the belief TIT they haA = legal neht 'to'
do 20, found tkey were legally wrong. They
required legal ability and clerical services
and consulted Jadge Knowles. The Clerk
or Court, vi. Irwin, psronnedthe neoesaaay
services. The MISTER was finally adjusted
satisfactorily, and when tho workingmen
asked Knowles and Irwin for theIrbill Of fees
they were told the services had bean render
"a freely and without price. Itseems those
men remember them gratefully, and now
without solicitation Or previous Inclination q
their purpose, resolve that zone good turn de-
serves another" They viii have, besides
the Satisfaction of voting for t~e q the best
men that were ever nominated for the Legis-
lsturc In the Territory. ,sr MI.