The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-29

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has NV rooshed ut sags q - exist
eaee whsss 4 = governed b one motive
only. and that = % maintain - hold
upsa powse. To that ed + s1ep6
platabsms without the essm q living
issue or eontaining sng3e principle
thet b worthy - - called sesh. Evsa
IL repeose0tatjves In Congrsssshow that
thsir party = govssned BY ~ seeded
policy ave that q retaining The spedb
which Il be- Won. The recent debate
on the Chimes bin and the vote Of the
Reputlicon representatives, thereon con-
csusivsly prove the weakness q the
binding fpece of enc u it, principal
plenks in its National platform when
brought right down to . square tssk
ABIDE from these evidences Of it, weak
mem itis sundered bys breach which in
stead q closing - becoming every day
wider and wider. There = no sympathy
nor community of feeling between the
1Actioos, for the separation was caused
By . lust for Office and . greed for powee.
No contention for . principle, no main
tenance Of . right split the Republican
party. Nothing Of the kind. Its d.
vided ranks are simply the result OF .
quarrel and scramble for plaee and
power. The stalwarts were the strength
and tho Halfbreeds the weakness Of the
old organization. While the latter may
have the number the former have
the brains. No lasting peace can be
patched up between them. The stall
warts will not surrender and the half
breeds will betray them ct the poll.
The unexpected result Of the recent
election in the late Senator Wagner's
district In New York II IN evidence Of
this fAct. So thoroughly convinced arc
the Democrats that . cut-throst policy
will he pursued by the two factions In
the ensuing fail elections that they are,
It h said, trading on the assumption Of
the control Of the next Congress.
Again the Republican Marty has
made complete surrender to the
money power Of the country. Its legis-
lation Is shsped to meet the demands of
monopolists and in every instance it
proves its subserviency to the behests Of
capital. This TACT the rank
and file have noted down in
the hook of their remembrance
and are only waiting the opportunity
to cast of their allegiance to the now
corrupt organization and to yield their
support to the new party which il slow
ly but surely being formed out Of the
better element of the old. This new
rarty IL at present known as the Anti
monopoly party. 1t has grown and 10
still growing out Of the condition Of af-
fairs now existing in the once powerful
Republican organization. 1t is party
founded, AZ was the Republican party,
upon single idea, and win draw its
streng b from the organization which
gave it birth. The Republican party is
the issue Of the union Of the old Aboli-
ton party wit, the Know-Notning par
ty and this new bantling partakes Of
the same intolerant spirit which moved
the hearts and ahapetl the policy Of its
grand parents. Its shibboleth Is clown
with monopoly" 1t will gather to It,
self the Communicate clement Of society,
flourish for u season, but in the end will
20 down before the grand old Demo
cratic party and a few years hence will
live only upon single page OF recorded
history.