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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-21
an Extensive Oh specalasor

ROCHESTER x. T., Dec. 20.-The City
Bank, the third strongest in the city,
closed this morning. 1t is learned that C.
L. Upton, President, used S350.000 TO
carry an oil speculation. The deposits
amount 10 half a million. Upton was
Treasurer Of the Western New York Epis-
copal Diocese, and bad it's funds in the
bank. The city also had e large deposit
,hHra
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Serious Railroad Accident.

TROY y. y. Deo.-Iwo freight traius
telascoped to-day al Melrose, on tie Troy
ana Boston Tosd. The locomotives and IS
care were wrecEed. J. Bsard0n. a brake
man, was killed. Frank Burdsge, q Pitt.-
field, Z bgaaemen, j. dying from 5 broken
back. Engineers John Hitting. John Reek,
George Cross aud Dennis O'Brien, we're
injured, but will recover. The track will
not be cleared before to-morFow.
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Organization Of she Socialists.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2O.-The World pub
llet.es an interview with the socialistic
leader schwab, which Indicates the pro-
posed rsoyomsnts Of Herr Most during his
stsy in America. Hls ioari which IL one
OF propagation, viii embrace sli tbs large
towns ia the United States, his object
being to make appeals to the people, and to
effect a thorough organization Of the So
c~ialists.
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BORN.
NO PNEUMONIA, IF USED.

NEW TO-DAY.
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PITTsBURG, Dec. 2O.-The heirs of VIM.
Blackmors have engaged attorneys to
prosecute their claims to the grounds in
Washington, on which stands the Capitol,
the White House, Treasury and navy
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9herir's Sale.

Adam Farr.day. plaintiff. against vii.
liam J. Sward and Ssrah SwHrj. defend.
Arts.
TO be .olL 1T S,.erir'x >:le. on tic 18th day
Of November 4. u. lxs2. ~ O'Clock 3. M,
on the prcmi>ss In Ma 'esvilie. the fellow.
Ing aesci ibs,i cr perry. to wit: All til. de- :.
IN AMI % the following tl.scribed prep
plst Of sro:,.d ni'y IN, fsrs. NOR ms~e or Or
lesa, In width. by sss.e HUNDRED and
twenty-five (lx5)feal In length, situate
IL Summit Valley mining dt.iri.t,
Sllv"r How countv. ~. T.. am, ~ Ing Oh tue
west sala al the street or rial IT, the town
O. Mrt:e, VILE. leading from IN. liver
Eow mill TO Y"nk Ds d.. xulcll. and south
81 tue trs:tlc w0r~ used f.'r car yinx ors
MOhIana Copper Company Of New Hork
eoOnt oi'e hundred and dirty (I5G) Ee.i. AID
nearly opp site to what In called the Mea
uervltI.' Saloon, and about one ihOuxss Il
~ teet westerly from tire smelling WORKS
aforesaid: anu b'inx \ part Vt the surface.
eTOOnd OF the PicaisS isAlC claim. and tetnx
= part OF tie s1uth. w. 81 quartz Of lh~ =. 9th.
same, IN Sec. .. +. >. N. R..7 w., together
with the two story frama house thereon.
suPpt.<d IN be about twenty feet front By
!s1tty ret hack, And being thu. same bu Id
ing now ~. heree''0rs used ~ Y boar in.
mousse and restaurant. Also, all the other
0f every kind ant dc>crip-
ION mp0' so1d Erculsl, with all aid Singh.
Iar tiio tetements here litsmeul an. ~.
ruIttnance* thereto he:unging or III any
Dated tnla 1T day OF Nov A. y. iSse.
TnOMAS NJ LOWRY. kheiif.
b e. A kNALL, Under Sherln:
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SUMMONS.

In the Pruhate Court In AND ff,r the e,onn,
" OF silver How, r. rritOry OF Montxuo.
James nhieIds, John Cables. CIh0rles n.
W. HigIis,s, PLAINTIFFS, w. Gdw0ri r IN.
lery, Defendant.
NH. n.OuIe ar the r. rritor,, of nonssu.
send erecting to Esivsri IS. II erv aief..n,i-
ant.
Yuu ars h-rcby required tn appear In q n
action brought against you by the above
.amel plaintins. In the Probate '>,ure In ana
rifOrv. ami 10 ansvrrr the c.,,mr IN imt ais,
therein. within ten days (cxciusiyc of inc
day OF seTvice) after TIE service on you o;
tllA summo =, II served within thia county:
NJ. " Aervesl 0ul Of this county. but in This
district, within twenty days: otllcrwis"
will be taken A. ainst yoai. occOrrlins In !, =.
prayer Of said o0,npleiut.
TIE said acllom Is brought To recover rro,u
you u . sum OF i've hunJr,J (5ao, dollars a ;.
!exc0 "a 0e 00e anu Owjny from you to plain
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The Helena Herald NJ the 18th,
inst. has the following:
ITO . Herald representative yee-
te11ay Major Aaginnis aid - to his
alleged ownesship u farm property
In 0iDmeools: am not - for
tunate - to be the owner Of lhrm or
other peoPesty In Minnesota. Ny
hssns near Red Wing, bat I have no
interest," In them. fyoa have 70 OBJ
jeetio0 I wish yoa would ray -
inuch In the Herald and put q stop
- The circulated campaign seusat3on
tlhat / am . landed proprietor" The
Na3oe aloo stated that the vession 1T
bis speech before the Democratic
Co0v00t3on In 1S00, wherein the H.
I<7,rHeicsi attributed to him the dee.
IoIntjon that "tbere W. no pgece-
dealt for more that Q nllh term In the
caee AZ any Delegate and beyond that
be did not wish to 90, "vas Incorrect,
b never having uttered anything Of
the kind. There was. be said, . Pre-.
eedent for eight terms In the case OF
the De3egnte representing Florida BE-
fore its admission - State"
This denial el1eetually sets 1t rest
these silly campaign stories which
were 10 induseriously circulated By
Republicans before the recent elec-
ton. win those journals that gave
them publicity now be manly enough
to publish the Majors denial:
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8Eel16's Sale.

,. henry D. Hanser. plainiifr, vs.. Joel A.
Hoss' He.ry Mo~>. Bca'je Moss and An
0tcw :. jackson: 'cfant)ants.
~ % sOll ~ SIioftn'g sale on the 9Th day
OF Novamher. n j. iS~.,. IN front 0f the
S'tse1uS office. /" Bate City. ~. T.. xts
O'Clock. p. M. the following ,.escr!'rd pro-.
rcfty' !" cit All the ri1hi. t:t,r .anL inter-
est OF IT," defendant. IL ana { that cr:la,n
piece or ps, e. Of la,ni on w!,ics, til. bushes.
noase o! IN. \. Moss. Henry \. Mo>s. aud
Hamuej Dryden was placed the same being
s!xN'sevenTee' front on PARK street. aid
csS:,I,:'i,'x tack Will, TIA, width almost OUT
n1Inst@S ana twenty feet. Also The barn
s !. IRON! said pennies, is.;hg i"'ntr' III,
sSssim. decciiocsl hereafter: said property
9 9ssnx east "f the town site. of Br," city.
extension OF rArk street III said city. east
MON tue eA.t li,le 0f sid ipwns!ie Also.
sl guiding! And appurtenauces upon said
psssnises and all improvements thereon; the
1T. Also. an undivided sm,e half /: o.
Una! certain quarts lode mining clam, -itn'
eIea ecsi Of tue Butte tOwnsi:, ANA known
~ ne Yellow JacE. Also Az und.videa
lnie mining claim known and designated
~ me Vnio. sotd lOue having hscn located
ON u.s eth day o: April. \. D.. 49,. hy We
M .sm, 0oenl's'sn and oihsrs. the records u
records Of Deer L,x,xc county, Mo tana Tor.
nUsy. AIsO, IN undivided one sixteenth
u.!c) II that certain quartz lode mining
CI@lm Known ~ the PlOver. commencing ~
y! ne desc0vosy ahsft on sat.l lOlc known ny
tnat name AMI extending cas: .jn" fifteen
ovnure1 feet along ilse line Of said IHae
Ais0. IN undivided One-xi 4 teeUih ii.lt'' d
s0at certain quartz lode mining c'ain
1n0Wn eu't designated as III, Power ana
At the discovery shat. .'n tne
lO0e o! inst name ansl exteiuli x weS' HInne
sesu claim aoou eleven htlnsrtsi lao ft~t
move or lesS. The xasid above claims ar.
nOw COMMONLY KNOWN ~ the PlOv'r f".'
wa the Pl0Yer West Respectively. 'n.n
having ,en lsHatei by AmxOn For! q" inc
l1t0 ,ioy 81 Aprii, A. H.. 1853. ani re""rAea,
Trsscecytvc!y asll the '?ih ami nlSt psses ~
60OG q: Of l0sles records ri lher LG'se
county: Mt. ALSO m und, vidt:l ont-e'sn!an.
~ 81 IN AMI IN that certain 'iiar.1 !'s
11InlnY claim known ~ TIL :'aukie !o.s
Hsaln,. communicating 1T discovery .''aiI ~,
~ lOas. Of that name. AMI ext ing w.
SI0~e the line u said lnie a's''t twrne
ounores (laO) feet The Sai't claim wss -,
:aSea ~ AnsOn Fort on til" ~: Gay
April. A. d., l7S. and recOrde;i IL R"K =;
n !0ies rseOnla On pages Eih AMI '>th. ~" ~.
sSaSm being now generally k.":wn ~ ~.
oookte West All xaid claims M.ihx s't ~.
- s9 summit Valley Mining Dist ''''' MI
vee Bow county. n. +. N
Uosod this lst day Of EOvemher: ~; ~
-. 1aO0. u. LOWRY. Shes:"'
Dyc. A. SMALL. Under sheriff.
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ORDER To SHOW CAusc.

, IN The Probate Court IN and r:.r S:lve,
1.,,.. c 1S ,s.y No"tana Territory, Ia the
ceased. Edwin b. Waterbury. sdmim. ara
tnr OF The estate Of Atwell lOwry, decess-
c e.! having n, aled his pst',iaa herein. pray
forth. '''e'e'" "e'
u y thereE1re ordered BY the judge Of said
S0oIs; ina al persons tnlers sted In The e.
PROBATE court ON Weslnesday, the pa ~ -
Ntveneer. 'ss2: at2 O'Clock IN the afternoon
o. aah Jay. Vt the court room ~ sail nrs..
oslc court; o !6e city Of Butte. In The
an c!s!cr SHOULD NOT b granted 10 ina ~
aNmM!sirAior 70 cell N much 0i the real -.
IAtc Of the salt 0eceasesl ~ xjlail - No..
10y: CALEB 3. IRVINE.
Dated this 10Th day Of OotoSeT. isl.
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Denver will hold another Mining
Exposition next year. In referring
to It the Erp"'';'-'R Of the 18th int.
says:
III the National Mining ExpOsi-
tion foe 1853 b 10 be- great success
the management sho9ld begin to 3D.
vestlse and agitate not later than
February. A number Of large and
in1ueattal bodies will meet In this
city IN the fe)l a 1853, among others
the NatIo4al Enea1psnent II the
Gsond Army q the llepublic and
several railway ogxanizaflons. An
of these will have . special rate Of
about . iare one way, and win bring
many slrsngsss to tie city. The sx-
poojtion ulalsages3 0hooDd be able to
secure, By tiQely application, . nate
AZ not ns0fe than q 6re and q 6ith for
. round trip from the seaboard. II
TIE management viii begin opera
tioos In lime thoy win 70 a6je %
make the show great SUCCESS and
peemaoeat iustitotioo; II they win
not, e win Be . hjlure beyond re.
trieve. Which shall e be-:
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Aneue the many anec'lote: OF 81
Elm IAndseer, contained IN y, re- :
osnf bio11aphy, M one about the
fSSaaao tise's mastery Ut hand.
80 lorgs party In London Tue
aonveauo1ion turned on dexter1ty
- 6ofs Of skill with the hand; .
ATTY remarked:
Even. there h one thing no one
has ever done, and that Is, draw W."
l,lctures at the same moment"
"Oh, / can do that" said Land:
seer, ''jend me tw" pencils and VII"
show yUu."
Two pencils wore handed bi'h: y
piece Of payer laid upon the ta"le,
ma Sir Edwin drew simultaneously
and without hesitation, with one
hand The proale u seag's hend. :u
it's autlesr complete, and with tile
other the perfect profile III q horses
head.
Roth subjects were said to TX suil OF
life aud energy, and the drawing
With the LEFT hand fully equal to the
one made with the right.
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aaod ~ . laaDs psselss q ~ Nv
soses sew aqpoIe1 . ~ shssl1 y
CT GG. DUt ~ DsnDod ia1aub g
~ country. wAish sootsol ~ -.
psh1eaa pasty; Asvs Ssss0sosly -.
psssd tasl6 se1uciisos vAish vssl0
nghtea he bosooas a ~ poop)e G
losge. Ooe q Tie ibuilS'e( that pelIey
= sesa II ~. resale ~ ~ soseGjoas
% Tie 4tates. Il b bat ~ begjo-
slag a ~ seA. The esasa harvest
Win take paaes I've ysan hence,
when he De0oesntje pasty vim
enthe9 - ieDelf the sheovos wh6eh
haze boso ~ ysan rlpssjng ~ 10
siekle. No sPesne6ic 'aatsnpas u
rslbs0 Win avail ~ RePahlIeaD
pasty q this ls1s Day. 6oeh T.
tenp1s vjn - sassd ssly ~ what
hey ~ wogth, ssd d view a IT.
heokss pssoises apA lAilagss -
larry ct - pssanissd sslbsn,s, they
Win lase all valss ID the syss a the
psopje. The days a H. Rspublicss
party srs nsnbsssd.
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Row purL1R RscNv1D IT.
~n.% <he 0enaeel DID on BIoC-
ton Day, and How he.
Aaood 0voe the:
4eoq1t.

Except vheo 10 weoe ct to vote
the sesalglst Dssnoesstlc tieese, Oeoe.
ri Buslor Me- et home during tne
entirs day yesterday, spend1sg tne
hO0yD In Oo0VeS1oltOo Win the u9eos'
Ten q his immediate family and In
readjn9. until The shades 0 evening
boGan 10 gather; tden soase OF nis
m0eo roouoto relatives and tomlly
oonnoceions come IN, forming group
neaf)y . score IN number, 20 await
With him The reception Of the early
returns. These were wired to the
tslegf1uh olIlus 10 Lowell, and tuence
tojeSbCned % 0snsssi Buffers
ubes1y. AZ early ~ Ave o'clock Gene-
ri Better said to b n nephew, Prem
tiss Webster, ESQ.,, II feel that I am
elected" and fron that time on: I'M
I'll Ill doubt Of bis success l'ad been
diselpated, be did not utter word
that would indicate that he had any
ofher idee q what had taken pisce.
By seven O'Clock othess had called
on him, among them reprosen-
tatives OF the leading news
papesD Of boston, and Ill were made
welcome BY him, he meeting them 10
the hall Of his house, shaking hands
with them, and bidding them COZ.
daily to make themselves st home.
He allowed by his manner. - care
faily o he controlled It, that he was
very much elaled In spite If m At
tempt st the maintenance Of IN Inn
passive face, delight sFarkled In his
eye and crept ont In . smile that
would come 1t times, whether he
vo0lA or would not that it should
appear. His voice, too, was raised
ID tone, aud his utteranee was bur
ried, although at no time did be In
auy way ovenstep that genial polite
ness for which - . host be h 20 f.
nous. Mn. Lanier Dunn, his niece.
who for some wears has been bis
housekeeper, REFORMED gracefully
the duties OF husteas, having In that
pleasant duty the sesistapce Of one or
Two other ladies Of the Butler family.
About s p. M. the General invited I'll
who were with him to join him
at supper, spreading for them q
delicious repast, in which there
Vas y fair nOdicum Of wine,
with which his health WINS drank.
Then he began to talk Of going to
Boston, hut little attention being
paid by him to detailed reports Of
figures, those rep'sted In masses be-
ng all that he appeared to care for.
At 0 q. IN. he lett hie home, having
With him f'rsntiss Webster, Captain
Toe v. Meigs, his son Paul Butler,
Willis Harrington, and one Or two !!
,thess Of the party If relatives and
friends who hRd been with !
him at his home. As he was driven |!
through Nesrimac street he was !;
,rouGht In contact with q crowd that !
illesf that broad thoroughfare from
he Post Office to the Merrinlac !
House, . distance Of nearly an eighth |
Il q mile. A. soon as he wxs seen
md recognized, ~ his carriage was
)Ilven under . gaslight, . cheer arose; |!
he word having thus been given the
llt'ut was taken up, an1 his further
)r0grees toward the 3(errimac House
vas made through . multitude, each
Of which was wild with con.
a1i0us enthusiasm. Iyvsf..~ ./."rnui.
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Practical Philosophy.

We are all . set Of chronic xrum-
blerx. and don't deserve half the
bleasinAS We enjoy. II It's muddy
We are mad, when Il b cold we grumS-
be, and % Il goes from morning TIL
night, from one day to another, aud
thus montae and years speed swiftly
By; when Old 40 rivets his chaii,
upon - We Pause 70 reflect upon the
situation. It 10 then that We realize
the lAct that We have been migrate
fal TO On ever kind Providence Who
has guided % thToagh the entire
journey Of life. Then We hear TIE
many regrets: III / could only i've
my lile over again," etc. We have
bot 00o HE % live On this earth: then
Why not make e one Of beight eun.
Dhi1e lnoteod q dask ovesDhel)oVinr
t9nude:
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81h0riTa Sale.

llenry y. Eeuser. plaintiff. Us Joel A.
Nos. Henry Moss. N9die Moss, Asmuei
Dryden AMI Andrew J. Jackson, defend.
lenhants.
To be sold Ut Si riiT's sale on the tn day
0f November, A. d. 1859. 1t : O'Clock D. M.
IN front Of the Sheriff 0l21ce. In Ea,.s Cily.
following described real estate, ~ vii:
Tho undivided one. twelfth (l-I2.L) OF, In
and 10 that certain quartz lode mining claim
known as the Minnie irvine L. e. u e xaMe
lse:ny y claim Gbont uf'ccn ku, .lrs.i feet
lOnk by tx hundred feet wide and the same
l'ciry abIut eighteen hundred feet nugth
f:'::i :hr Alice Mining Company quarts
MIL. Also, All undivided Dpc-sen:h i.iNthj
Int crest jn and to that certain lOie lnim,ns
claim known ~ the ohio I.ode the same
having b.eH recorded on the 6O,h ant slSs
pages Of boOk 81 the county rec0ris OF lIeer
t01xe county. Mt.ntSna. Of D0se mining
claims. together with all and singular, tie
herejitauIeniS. appurtenances Ind I'M pr0ve-
E,eiIeS on R9ld lIremt: e., S1ld mining claims
being situated tying ant being In summit
Valley Aiming District. Silver Bow oounty,
Dated this 3lxt day al October, A. D. 1851.
THOMAS ~. LOWRY, 6herin.
BY G.. \. SMALL. Under sheriff.
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ReB ibg ~ seeood Calilbsnls do
tsist, says: "1dr. Rsgs b analhsr
river ana hosboe hall vje01D." Tho
ksNw AbasAsis = - 0yss! NJ.
Haoe = ~ v1stin q ~ aalBea e(a
nspsb6san CoaGssw a. tbe CAinsse
Quea1joo. Ne. Ra0o soeurel - ~
psePsia&jsa q >1o4soo ~ ths In
pVove0eot a tho aoegamentO Sives.
bot Tie merits a. 0o0esits a III %.
tisa IN regard 70 that aPpeePsiatios
id nat enter into The dlDeussjou A.
oeaj1ant wpoa his eanvasA For all
We kaow Tie psopls II hb district
were pleased that that amount b TO
- expended ID lnprovisg The rivsr.
Hat we d know they wess higl1y
diap1eased st The ceasss ponued by
the Republican nsejority IN Caagssss
ID vsting ag.inst TIE Chinese ~
strielivs blu, and emphasized their
dlDQ3easurs ID sleeting Deaocsat -
NJ. Pags's sueeessos. The eleetjea
q M. Budd wa Q reboke 10 the Re.
publiean panty for 10 hsstility to
Chlifhspia'D uoDt vital intoeest.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate OF Charles r. Jti,cso,,. deceased,
Notice n hereby give:l i.y the M,rier> ign&zl.
the adn,jnis,rxtsr Of tl:s estate Of Charles
l.. Johnson, deceased, 10 tie crAlil,rx OF
salt deceAsed, to exhibit them With the ssoc-
e>&ary Vouchers, within four 1nO,itAx after
the first publication Of this notice, 10 the
Sn.; a!oli:iatTasOr IT Butte City, In the
county CT Silver Bow.
tDWIN q. WATERBURY,.
Administrator or the estate Of Charlie: T.,
JOllnaaIC, Decreased swift
dated this 18th day lf November, lSS:.
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SheriHe Sale.

william II. Young. plaintiff. vs. Dayid A.
3rraser Acd Sarah l.. SPEAKER. deits.ianH.
Of November, A. D.. 1859. Il . O'Clock o. NJ
IN frDnt al the Ahertfs : Office. in Butte CIV
y. r., tho following d. scrtbed property. In
Wit All the Defendants right. tito an De.
Of land, fIfty "a, feet 10 width hy one hun.
drtxl :'es' feet ~ length. and het,g porisos,
Of The Srr:i's Valley IWs'. claim. ard Is iha
ssiue PROMISE. uj"hI which defendants Lsyo
said premises. aud west OF said dwelling
h00.A Is = spring Of running water Said
property ~ a.a,lt onr-!f'ur!h (; of nile
wesaeriy from the Lexington, d .x!ix mil
westerly from the aOultHn mill. and ON re-
We.t Sids. ~ Miss0uiu 0ulch. ami in silver
R,w county, ~. 4.
Dated tl.is 1T day Of November A b. lxas.
THOMAS ii. LOWRY, sheriff
BY =. 4. SMALL, Under sheriff:
SWil awa
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II II ssill Governor-elect Stone,nar
al California hes committed an Nm.
pardonable SIN In the eyes Of Repub.
lican Journals Of that State In travel
Ing upon the same train in which
Ex-Governor Stanford was seated. II
he had been seen cheek by jowl with
the most notorious hishwayman In
the country, NO greater horror could
Be felt by those immaculate sheets
than they profess to feel over the cir.
cuu,stance. What has Stanford done
that his presence should bc 20 con-
terminating:
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, take hju.self. The MINER aghts
! ~ q pssljsai quo@atjass. asd en-
write sp . Aag Aght without Inject
iag Q desea o. moro 10 Tie aesosnt,
which, Il ssess, theaetiqaale1 sehss.
66ss of our eote0pssaaV easnot do.
D0AVD WU0DA
Oovesnoe Ct. John, Of Kansas, was
seeestly intsrvlswed, asd In answer
b ~ question - 10 b. epinieo AZ
Tie sitaatjoa, sid: IAN I have 10
ny b that while may b dessated,
I On nelthes Aishoasst nor whipped,
NJ ass TIE principles far which my
itiends ard myself fought rendesed
Tie len sacred. Temporarily, We
may have n,st our Ball Rem, but I
lbr ese psopsss 10 camp On The skir-
mish line aad keep up the fight until
we give the whisky ring IL Apo
matto9." He further stated that the
peop)o Of Kansas ass not tired II pro
hibltiou, and that thsrs will be ~
action In it, favor within ninety
days. He thinks prohibition viii
vet win IN Kanses and will yet win
everywhere ease. He concluded bis
rsmasks BY declaring: " What The
Republican party should do b to -
posse the great principle Of prohibit
ton, and upon it the party would
win. We might 10 beaten In 1854,
bit In l0ee We would sweep the
1t h the issse o. the f>a-
hare, and the Republican party
shouh step forward and n''ve to the |
front rank Of progress and reform. !
The Repablican party has always. !
been the party AZ progress, and It
llways viii i,e." We su-pect Gov. |
ssnor 81. John 10 . little csanky on !
he subject Of prohibition for no man
having 4 clear conception at the
lrift Of public opinion ~ expressed
ID the recent state elections can rea.
'onally suppose that the Republican
,arty can succeed ina national contest
,pon the prohibition issue alone. The
ilea b = rrepssterosss one and We do
sot believe the Republican leaders !:
n any State. outside az Kansas, will i
,axe I'd their chances Of Sucsess 1t
be polls upon that single issue.
Sovernor st. Johns utterances are
nave, but they lack the element OF
Will bis party dare accept
lin - q leader. We think not.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-18

liza man who works for q railroad
company should not be allowed to
vote, why should man who came
here to work Tor the Government,
and who would not be here II Il were
not Tor Influential friends at WASH
iligton, be allowed to run fipr Office :