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ROLL OF HONOR.
Cash Department. New Northwest.
The following subscriptions have been paid
Public School Exercises.

A rhetorical and musical entertainment
will be given at the public school building
This afternoon 10y the pupils Of the schools
assisted by some of the young ladies OF the
town. The parents and friends are invited
and urged TO be present. The exercises will
commence nj three O'Clock in the afternoon,
and the following is the programme
Greeting Chorus-By the Pupils.
Drclamation-Worth of Eloquence.
Reading-The Organ.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in the Country.
MuSic-Solo and Chorus with guitar nc
COMPARTMENT
RecItatiOn-Pauper's D"ath-B"d.
Drclamation-The Ghosi.
Rrcitation-The Farmers Wife.
Music-Nocal Trio.
Rrctation-.Over the River.
observation-disclosures ID emon.
Rrcitation-Aunty Doleful's Visit.
Music-Guitar Solo.
Rrcitatiun-Candles. Five Pounds.
Rrcitation-A Kiss; tby four little girlS.)
Music--Vocal Solo Amt | Sweet ?
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BIRTHS.

DICKEY-In Deer Lodge, Nov: 4. 1891, 20
Mr. and Mrs. j. Il, Dickey, daughter
LES--In Deer Lodge, NUv.T. 1881, 10
Mr. and Ms. Hiram kunwies son.
BUFORD-In Virginia City, on Saturday,
October 20, 1881, to Mr.. AMI Ms. =. Il. Bit
ford, a daughter.
BEMRICK-In Crow creek valley, Septem'
Der II, 1881, to Mr. and Mrs. b. i. Bembriek
u son.
PRICE-In BENTON. Monday night. October
81, 1881, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Chas w Price, q
son.
| ALBRECHT--Tn Helena, November I, 1881
to the wife of Chas. Albrecht u son.
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DEATHS.

BUCHER-In Helena, November 5, 1881,
Joseph Butcher, aged 4S years and9 months.
RICHAEDSON-At Silver City, VI. T., No
vember >, 1881, Joseph Richardson, aged
62 years.
PRTCE--In Benton, Saturday, November .,
1881, the infant son of G. w. and Mary &.
Price.
EDwARDS-In Missoula, NJ. T., November
/, 1881, of typhoid fever, Sibel Nancy Ed
wards, aged years, IL months and days
GORMLEY-In Virginia City, on Saturday
October -, 1881, of consumption, Mr.. Jas
Gormley, aged IS years, q months and
days.
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srraycd or Stolen.
s25 REV ARD.

strayei from Brown's Guch last April, enc spun o.
WORT horses, one chestnut pinto. baid-'aced ana
sbite-eyed branded % HI on shoulder weighs about
100 pounds, HIS long scar on the instde/CN
III one bird leg The other u greyk y J
horse, branded with circle ,, thas-N>/
weighs about 1900 pounds The above reward win DC
,5 a. Ihp retirn of the above described horses TO
RAIDER a Walkers wood yltd NJ Butte CITY. Fast
IA 4 s-rret ladder Il WALKER.
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CAPTURED AND RAILEr,.
Another Chapter of the New Chicago Hors
Trouble.

Another Chapter OF the New" chicago horse
Trouble.
A few DAYS since Under Sheriff MeTa2uc
returned from Trapper and Glendale where
he captnred Chris Gaff ney and Mark Ryan,
two of the parties who run oil the horses
from Flint Creek some time since, anu out
Of. an alteration concerning which the
Ehrick-Doolev affray occurred. Jerry Quin-
Ian was also brought over from Trapper az q
witness. They were brought before Probate
Judge Emerson Saturday for hearing, aud oy
him ordered taken before Justice Ferguson
at-New Chicago before whom the complaint
was made. MeTague took them to New
Chicago Sunday where it was found new
complaiut would have to issue. While
awaiting District Attorney Mayhem who
was on thedown coach for Mis-
soula the prisoners were placed IN
room in charge Of . Depnfy, ami
about a. M the gnlrl went 70 sleep and the
prisoners escaped. Gatinry slipped his
shackies before leaving but Ryan escaped
with biz on. Gatfney took a fleet mare from
u neighboring stable aud rode toward Phil
ipshurg. He gave mp his adventure after
wandering around awhile and surrendered
himself Ryan is still at large. A warrant
was also issued for the arrest of Jack Lannon
ms accessory to the original offense. Gaifney
and Lannon We're then taken before Justice
Ferguson and held TO bond in the sum q
sl5Du 20 answer TO the Grand Jury
Mr.. McTagur Informs u that on Thursday
Or Friday nigh, IL lat week another band Of
horses. nluibcs1 ~ from II NJ ~, Wa run on
from Flint Creek valley aud across the M
vaala Creek country.
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Collection Notice.

uavin, purchased the interest of Samuel Maturin
In the late firm of Belenberg ,S Matnrin notice IL
hereby given TO persons 10 whom the late firm was
indebted to present the bill for payment. All per-
sons owing the late firm also notified to settle
their accounts by cash note within thirty days rs
the books thereafter will be placed with an attorney
for collection with costs - - ...,.,,,,,
Drva Iopar. November I. issf. 643tf
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of CAROLINE LOUX, Deceased. ..-.
Notice IL hereby given by the undersigned, Admin
strator of the Estate OF Caroline LouX decensel to
the creditors Of and all perTaus having claims against
the said DECEASED 10 EXHIBIT them with the necessary
vouchers within ten months after the first pnhlict-
ton OF this notice To the said administrator, at the
Town OF Deer Lodge, IN the County of ID CT LODGE
NJ. II. s. =..=E...
Dated October ist, 1851 ,,,,, .
Administrator of the Estate of Caroline LouE. de-
c,.,ssd 6405t
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Aalci for Ranch Bill.

ABOUT October 1850, named Jack Mahony
lett Mt my place NJ Phpsbufg, be ranehed, sor-
reI h,rsr brHndCa with anchor on hip. am leu 10
h,lieyp the name of the Owner Is Lyons and that ne
resides ia Butts yncintty. rha owner IL requested
s,yay JOHN MCLEOD,
Gitlt Phtlipsburg
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Notice of Final Entry.
LNsD OFFICE AT HELENA, MONTANA /
OctubeS aisL, 1881

J
Notice il hereby given that the fnllowlng-nnnca
sei le has id notice "a his application 10 make hnal
proof IN support %. MS clam aud -ecurc tinal Gu
iry thcryt nnd hat saia ptuut Will he made htore
Inc N o,ifo Judge 81 Deer Lodge Coany, N. y ), at
ts Office ~ the Town 81 ID - i0dse,t Saturday, the
Sd day OF December 58l, w: Victor hory VINO
made ptt-cmptl, Homestead application NJ ls1i
for the eat y OF northwest < the northeast Y OF
southwest \, and northwest u OF south ast y >eu-
ton No IL, Township No nitth o. Range IN
West and he aincs tue follpwiag witnesses to prove
HI. continuous residence uppn. AMI cultivation OF,
said trnc cts. viz: Israel Gbbs, J1:n Ftter. Franz
Not > iue mud Fr NIX Stsph ~, al ut Wacm SPris
r. o., Deer lodge Coanty, NJ.
j Il M'E, Register,
O. B UBANNoN, Attorney tor Claimant
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PROPOSALS for Care Of County Sick.

Proposals viii no received for the care, support and
huria Npcuscs OF the INDECENT sick of ID 90 Lud -
County T., for the year commencing January !,
1889 Bds viii also he received fOr medical attention
for indecent sick and Tor prisoners confined Ia the
County jail aud bids will also rs rec lived for fur
uishfup such medicine rs may tie needed.
Bids will he received until Tu sday, December q,
lssl aud the right to reject any and an bids Is hereby
reserved. . -
Address prOppslls To .- II. II, AbNOh,
Chairman Board County Commissioners
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Notice of Collection.

Having retired from the business known as the
Deer Lodge Bakery, all those knowing themseyesin.
debted hereby notified to settle nc once anu
save cost. ......E n ooiSNhha' 4,
DEER LODGE NJ. T., October 20, 1881. 6ia-4t
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No. i0i2.
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAsn OFFICE,
HELENA. M. n. Ocf1ber t3th 1881

HELENA, NJ. T., October i3ta 1881.
Notice il hereby given that Henry Tamke. Robert
FenneI aud Thomas stuart, whose postoflce address
f. Deer Lodge, Deer Badge County, Montana, have
this dav hled application for patent for ~ az 100
acres of Placer Mining ground situated on Carinod
Clutch, ,iranite Minius District tuuorganizcdl,
CIurty OF Deer LODGE aud Territory OF M0nERna. AID
designated by the official plat and fled mites % tue w
this Office a. lot No, 81. Township q Nosfa. X sngs
. West. Said Lot No ~ Is described with nfatnetc
variation At 22GNto 23e East, as follows, ~ ~.
ginning AT pnSt set Tor corner No, L fnEE fnchrA
Square five feet long, twelve inches " ths Afaaha
and market " G ST. whencf corner III SECTIONS Al
aud ~ on East boundary Of faxnslifp NORTH
K fige -. West: brars North 4J1s ; East Hsfar
ch Tins distant, and running thence NORTH NJ Mspt
% Chains to corner No. 2: thence North 49, Ws~t
~ chains TO corner No y: thence North I'VE EAst
chains to corner No. 9; thence South GO kAsi ~
chains 10 corner No. 81: thence South 10 East %
81 l0l cheins 10 corner No. g., thence south 1Ah
East 90 chains tn corner No z. thence south %
West 40l01 chains 10 corner No. ans plpcc ot he-
ginning containing m area of 81 "a i00acrss
The abovs desc ined mining ground IL claimed b..
right of location and purchase romplitDce with the
asa.es and custom OF mlners aad ths undistntbtd
ownership aud po4se4-ion thereof Tor six Yeas
last past BY the said applicants, tneir granior- nd
PREDECESSORS W interest. The pn ali dining 81 lin
ant. arn Rein Anarrs n, ct nj claimants 10 nu-ir-
yes Cd Placer Mining grnuud OF ths ka-t.
Bil-l0t y. III, MDE, Register.
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srARKs FROM rmE LOCOMOTIVE.

SPARKS FROM THE BotoMpiiNE.
The total length of the Northern Pacific
when completed will be 1900 miles.
An effort is being made to have the district
court removed from Spokan Failsto Cheney.
The people at the Falls protest
Three new locomotives have been pur-
chased by the Northern Pacific and put on
the road 10 clear up the heavy fali freight
IL il estimated the cost Of construction
Of the Rocky Mountain Division Of the
Northern Pacific will be about sl9 200 per
mile.
The government commissioners appointed
to report upon completed divisions OF the
Northern Pacific have accepted the road to
within a few miles of Powder river.
Mr.. Washington Dunn has resigned his
connection with the construction of the Utah
aud Northern, his extensive engagements
with the Northern Pacific causing this step.
Mr.. Frank Covillaud came down from Lake
Pen diOrellle last Tuesday, where he has been
acting a purser on the Henry Willard. He
re ports much snow and very cold weather
| The ground Is frozen four inches below the
| surface; the lake is covered with ice an inch
| thick - NOuHtdineer, oct -.
Gen. Hammond, who recently visited Mon
taua with Vice-President Oakes, IL now, a,
Secretary and Treasurer OF the Manitoba
| Southwestern Colonization railway, taking
active charge Of the management by requeS
OF Mr.. Oakes. In this he represents the Vii
lard interests, that are said TO control three
| fourths OF the stock.
The Utah & Northern has the following
rolling stock on the road Locomotives, 81
passenger coaches, baggage aud mail cars, ia
Pullman cars, o; box cars, I'll; flats, ID
stock cars, ll2-making Cos ears and engines
Besides these the company has several old
| style cars and some cla>sed a. QUILTING carr
The rolling stock Of the road Il nos adequate
TO the demand, and there Is being added ne,
cars and engines as fast rs they can be pro
cured from Eastera shops.
The shops at Eagle Rock have Just turne
out the first railway car built in Idaho. Thi
car Is numbered OF and is of the class Gale
..outfitti ng," for the use of men on the roa
who go from place to place to build or repai
bridges, station houses, or gather up wreck
The car Is AZ feet in length and is model {
good workmanship and design for the pu
poses required, and is provided with all III
conveniences possible The Eagle Roe
shops are well prepared 10 do car work, an
A good force or first class mechanics are en-
| ployed-OgdeR Pilot.
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Marriage. Birth and Death Notices are insert
ed WITHOUT charge. When local notices OF this
nature are not re ported 70 this ofhes 1t viii be
dsemes their publication is not desired, and they
will be omitted accordingly.
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SPpAYBD OR TAKEN UP.

Advertisements nde- this he will be charged
fifteen cents per lae fer the hrst insertion, ana
ten cents per line for each subsequent iasertion-
measured In nonpareii type
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Live OAK Stations For Sale.

tb.vc t,yo Live OIi .taous ont OF good mares,
th,. years Old next rng, which VIII sell ~ reason
nnlr i1u "a These ARE large, wel-brca, and prom 8
ing stnllioas. Their breeding and any INFORMATION
"'S''N TAOS. STUART.
ettf NJ. #.'.# ~ Deer Lodge, NJ 7.
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HEAVIEST TAXPAYERS
In Deer Lodg. County for the Year, 1881.

il has been customary since 1874 TO publish
annually in the New NonTH-W WEST list o.
the heaviest tax payers In Deer Lodge conn
ty. In 1875 there were 10 persons paid over
500 taxes; in 1876 there were 80 persons; in
1877 there were ITO; in 1878 there We're los aud
in 1879 there were 100. In the list OF 1850,
only those who paid orer si25 were published
and their number was i40. Tine tax levy last
year was % mills. This year it is IL mills.
The erection of Silver Bow county from
portion of Deer Lodge has taken off large
proportion Of the wealthiest men and com
panies We therefore, this year, return 70
the original basis Of 500 and give below the
names Of those up 70 this time reported VINO
pay IN excess Of that amount. The list con-
| taius ~ names.
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NEW TO-DAY Y
POCKET BOOK LOSH---S50 REWARD.

,~~-~--~.zrost in Deer odgr, or between Deer
HTrrz1as "a .udge aud my hou.e. on Wcdnesd " even
ES% 81 ne Noy einner 10th = larfe pocket book
E4-S44s@d CONTAINING $40 Or $40 in currency. beside
psprrs of value on y 10 the owner. The finder Will
se maid $50 on returning the same 10 me, and no
snestoDs asked or that amount can hc n tanned and
tbe hook with balance dropped IN the p -. Letter
Box. flIb. T. EN avs D'ei h'uso'
Gt4-tf
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS

Deer Lodge Postofnce, Aug. %, 1881.
RAILROAD AND BUTTE.
Arrive at 10 a. m. Depart at p. m.
HELENA AND BLAcKFooT.
Arrive at 4 p. m. Depart at $50 a m.
MIssouLA, PHILIPsBURG AND WAY.
Arrive at $50 a. m. Depart at 4.30 p. m.
Mails at Deer Lodge Postoffee close thirty
minutes before the departure OF each eoa.h.
T. S. STAcKPoLE, p. M.
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nav In excess of that amount Inc ilst Ooh
taius ~ names.
Algonquin Mining Co., Philipsb'g. .sl,S BIZ "
Aylesworth & Mcfarland, ID. L..... 1fS -
Abascal & Co., Beartown...... -. 10 IL
Bonner Mrs T. l., ID. L................ 100 %
R,nner Elm Go. D.L...... 726 "a
Rro,,an y $3.50. 2JI 40
Ballard, VI 7, Pioneer......... III IL
Blrssipeer p. Pioneer. 100 43
Beck II, Deer Lodge. l54 ~
.nird.cye 9 q. Blackfoot. 147 IS
Blair John w, Hrlmyille. ........... 100 Al
BOYLE & Hampstead, VaIley......... 131 ~
Coleman WIN & Co, Deer Lodge. l2S 90
Caplce & Smith, Philipsburg.. 3S5 %
"a $3.50 G2
ConnoIIv n 14S 20
Cameron Alex. Lincoln. 1913 90
CapIice. smith & DingwaIl, y. Co.. ~ 80
Dickey J 4, Deer Lodge. ............ lO4 a
Dooley Michael New Chicago...... los %
Davis Patrick, Blackfoot. .-......... 1880
Donnell Clark & Larabie, ID. L.. 1855 80
Evans uorpan. Valley. 1875
Evans phil Il, Deer Lodge. l01 IL
Edwards Holm. He'll Gate......... 40 81
Fyhrie c, luz w
Ecrgpsop r. NJ. New Chicago...... 113 50
Featherman a, foo W
Esn,.r Roht Deer Lodge. lOl 90
Gruwell o, Flint Creek.............. 100 10
| Gilmer & Salisbury, Deer Lodge. ia w
| c,rhar Jobn 1il -
| cirord T. Warm Springs. 217 5G
uone Mining Co. pbilipsburg. 500. All O5
uoiI,pd 4, EstilI, Deer LODGE. 664 81
Uoenfner A. Helmville. ............. 1O5 20
Him III 100 81
Iryira IA n Deer Lodge. ........ 30 II
irwin. TC&wL "...... ia %
rm,,om, w II pbilinsburp. 145 80
johnson Spencer, Vailey............ l9o ~
K,i.er NJ pbilipsburg. ........ JIG 60
KleInschmidt & co, Deer Lodge. 06o ~
Kimmerly Bros Dog Creek.......... 2Si %
Kenuon & Zenor, Deer Lodge....... 3l9 VI
! Kim Chem Lung, IL" ie
Kohrs & BielenbsrE, i" 5'+ I"
Kohrs " Larabie, .-. Z1f W
Kelly NJ w, Pioneer ................ ~ u
Lodge & Beaumont, Deer Lodge. 40 -
Lornhie $ T.. 500 q
Launan John, Bear Mouth. ......... 2OS "a
/ Lehso John, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. la "
T.,ux Caroline. fe,tate 'of1...... 2l6 OF
McPhail Bros, New Chicago. 1O7 .:
McArrisOn John q Co ,Heimville... I'D u
Mills james II, Deer Lodge......... l52 y
Mitchell All -" 40 Il
Mitchell K Mussigbrod, Deer Lodge 81 y
Murphy, Higgins & Co, 6@'
Merrill J NJ, Philpsburg. 2ol ~
Napton Thos l., Deer Lodge......... 2DS .
f Normandin p \ \, III"
( o. Damon . ID, liz D
Pemberron ! SleStatej - l03o
Palmer w j, 10
. Price VIM, New Chicago. 14d
Purdee J X, Warm Springs ........ l3
Penobscot & S ID Mining Co......... %SS q
Parrott Geo, Upper Valley.......... h2 Z
9 Quinlan Jno, Blaekfoot. l&3
QuinIan Bros, Race Track. Az
Rock Creek Ditch Co..."........... 263
Scott Samuel, Deer Lodge.....,...... ~
Stackpole & Co, Is l22
Stuart Thos, " I'D y
Schnepple II, Philipsburg. l'2o
: Schulz Mrs Mary . l54
Thomas H NJ & Co, yalley.......... i67
Twe!l X, Deer Lodge. lS1 !
Van Gundy, J L, Deer Lodge....... 43
Walton Peter, so
vitano Sylvan testate of)......"..... 1881
l Wilhelm A G., Pioneer....... 49,. IA
e Wallace VIM, 8 lO9
0 Wright Alex, New Chicago. 1861
weinstein Vim, Philip,burg.. 22b
: Whitcraft Hugh, Valley. l6S
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EPIscoPAI.-The Rev. II. c. Hutehlngs will
oeieiaIe IN ST. James Church Deer Lodge, on
~ brst and third sundays; in PnilipsbuTg on
ne second, ana New Chicago the fourth Sun-
DAYS of rAGh month.
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CATHOLIC Services every Sunday. Sunday
school at 4 clock each sunday under direction
al slstsrS OF Charity.
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Mew Aorth-atest.
RELIGIOUS

pREsBYTERIAN-sund School every SUM-
day at o'clock.
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tor has gone east to purchase material ana
arrange for telegraph dispatches fora daily
edition in the spring.
1t is reported that L. S. KeeAey, who was
aboard the Tongue River coach when il was
| robbed a couple of weeks since, Is "bfd
citizen, having gotten away with several
thousands belonging to other people in the
| Wood River country. He was dodeing the
officers when the coach was robbed.
The Butte people are Interested in the ease
| of young Ehrick who was shot at New Chi
cago last week and who is now in Butte
hospital The wound is very similar to that
/ received by the late President Garfield, and
the young mans condition is much the same
as was Garfield's i'm the early stages.
/ Patrick Farrell, a railroader, was killed at
| Pl,lmmer's ranch, on the Yellowstone, one
day last week by a companion. The MUIR
derer ran TO the river and jumped in, being
fired az by several hunters who saw the muir
a II committed. When about the middle of
the stream the man was seen TO sink and IL i
supposed that he Is drowned.
/. Capt. Snyder, who left Fort Keogh some
time since with detachment to prevent
/ IFbuDft bctWttH tut hsauANSbhito anu q tftt
" of buffalo hunters, has returned and says
the buffalo slaughter is greatly exaggerated
by the Indians. But the returns next spring
of the hides taken will probably prove that
the statements Of the Indians are nearly cor
Il rect.
Five hundred lishograph certificates 70 b.
distributed 10 confributors % fhe Garfield
~
X. b. Harrison. The certificates are much
palmer In design than one would have ex
pected to see, bsIt they are neat and business
ike. Nearly all these certificates have the
amount ..one Dollar PRINTED in them; but
therrare a few with this space left blank s.
that it may Be filled IN with ans Target
Amoant which TIA contributor may desire 4
! | Gixas-hs1qcerdenf
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-21
The Outlook at ALBANY,

Many sensational and untrustworthy re-
ports are sent out concerning the political
situation in New York. 1t is said, among
other things, that Mr.. Conkllng will not be
returned to the Senate. We apprehend
that report is untrue. There is certainly
considerable opposition to him. as the saw
age attack by the Albany journal, reprinted
in another column, shows. The Journal
represents and voices the opinion of great
body of the Republicans of New York,
though perhaps not majority. But its utter
ance just now is hasty and angry. We believe
with it that Mr.. Conkling's resignation of
his seat in the Senate was a childish and
petulant act, altogether unworthy of him
and insulting to the great commonwealth
which sent him to Washington. But we do
not believe that New York will remand to
private life a man who is confessedly her
ablest citizen, who has done so much to
promote her ''primacy' in the national
councils, and who has been so mighty a
power in the political organization to which
she gave her allegiance last FALL In all
temper, overlook his errors of Judgment,
and return him to the seat he has so long
adorned.
The reelection of Mr.. Platt-who may be
orse of the same color, but of diff
ferent breed-is more doubtful. Should
the New York Legislature deide
that the junior Senator from that
State is mere valet of the senior Senator,
he will Of course be sent back to the place
he has so lately vacated. A gentleman has
the right to select his body y-servant, and that
right cannot be denied to Mr.. CGnkling. But
if New York does not hold this view of the
duties of its junior Senator Mr.. Platt's
chances for a chair In the capitol are as
slim as the living skeleton that Mr.. Barnum
carts about the country and shows under
dirty brown canvas during Summer days.