The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-10-05
POLITICAL NOTE

Arthur Club.
There is one farm in>C California M
the size of The state of Rhode Island
it has no United States senator. /
Startled remark of Mr.. Blaine Al !
his eyes and looks around bewildefed
am l? Heavens, how thai. mule kic1
The following are the October !
this year.: Colorado OH the 9Th, Cal
the 9th, and Indiana, Ohio ard Wes]
on the 18th. /
The first result Of the Maine 81
republican change of base. With NJ
the organs are concealing the bloJ
and shaking the 'srag baby. '-Gtobe'|
A Landerdale county Miss, census]
ator found several men so Ignorant n
politics that they did not know IA
been defeated at the Chicago Conyel
The New York Herald says that N
are obtaining evidence from pel
Indiana that they have ON into n
for no purpose except to vote the RI
ticket.
Three thousand Union soldier.
rolled in Hancock Veteran Assoc
three counties in Pennsylvania, ami
associations have been organized A
every county in the State. h
There was nobody at the Fifth
hotel, Tuesday night, willing 70 y
$1,000 that Congressman James on
sired to stake on the chances of a I'M
victory in Indiana.-Boston Globe,
Forty-five colored delegates occuu1
in the Barnwell Democratic County
ton, each name representing twa
colored Democrats, making a total
colored Democrats voters in the coupa
The Hindoo does not ask why a N
great talker and a little doer, but wb1
thunderer and not a rainer. Republ
iticians and voters might profitably
the query in their minds.-Inter Cd
The Greenback Majority-Upon N
the size of Greenback vote in Alaban|
reminded of the remark of the Irishn1
seeing a very small coffin : ut is too
be intended or any living c~rater.-Cl
Neus. Il
The republican papers claimed, wi
est voice, a few days ago, that Gene1
would support Garfield. He is nail
stump for Hancock and English, bull
publicans fail to make mention Of
ton Globe.
Two most respectable citizens eotl|
ing politics. "You are as obstinJ
MULE" SAID one. "But I never maxi
of myself, like you do" "Gentlemsl
a bystander, such near relatives ough
to talk politics in public"
The Pensacola Gazette has been NJ
gentleman of that city that necr |
spoken 10 him saying that they would
organize a Hancock and Bloxham Cl
that they were afraid to do SOD
Republican negroes.-SaUannah Fea
1t worked backwards Conyersl
tween a rigid Republican and a lavl
Rive shall continue our work Of \
the bench, and shall fill up the vacanl
caused by promoting Republican al
L.-Ah, but it will be the bar yopI
purifying then mot the bench.
Another charge made against Hal
that he is a awful liar" Says his 7
"He rushed to the head of our resDl
Charlottesville, and urged us forvu|
ng, Come on boys !; don't be afraid;
no DANGER But III pledge you MI
gentlemen, we lost thirty men out Of
company ill that single charge"
The Albany argus delivers this ID
dress to the republicans "Men and
rem, your 1876 majority of Is, 44a !
was equivalent to 5000 majors i'll
yet in Ohio in 1876 you only had IN
iority over all. In wiping out l5,Ai
ity in Maine the democrats have, y
wiped out 125,000 majority in Oh
will vote, October 18th, on stats@
May be you can carry it and may ba
not. We shall see."
Just as we expected and predlcal
republicans are trying to let themsefa
easy in Ohio in October. at will
amount to more than 1000 or 5000
many says the Post, speaking of The
BILE republican majority, and intendin!
by to lay the ground for claiming a q
tory if the republicans get 300, Tli
have been better calculated to desi
had been thought of sooner. 1t is
now.-DetrOH Free Press.
A very unique feature of the Norwal
ing was the singing of the Hancock ca
songs by the colored Glee Club, ledby
Wright, the man who was discharged
employer when he turned Democa
chorus waS:
On dat morning, on dat morning by ID
light,
Wen hear Hancock's bugle on dat NOR
In another song the basso follows
line with the deep refrain, eyes, yes,
a comical way that convulses the aud
Nep Hdren Register.
Japan has signalized its admittanc