The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-09

I It b With . parlonabje 6egroe ,
!. pride the Al<Es plaeev the name I
Martin Msginsis at The hesd u th
, ticket - the candidate q the Drnso>
1 ary of Aontsss 5or Deleg~ts I
|, COngre>s. r" The p<opls u Aog
tas. N~rtip Nayisuk needs ~ l,
isssdacik'n. Fur yssss his voice ha
l,een s~ised In the halls ofo0r nallos
al legislature In behslf Of their iute,
ese~, and to-day No man u The We
l,ss . warmer plaee II their hearts q
. nrmss hold vpea their affection
He be- earned their eoaAdenee, thsi
Inspect, thsir love By saesiaeing th
hest yean II BIZ life ID their sesvice
aud vbes Tie deleeaaioss ftum th'
ssvxsal eoss - In The territory me-
IN eonvenajos IN ihis city % the I'll
iast., It sooa became apparent tho
The psspje sGsin demanded him q
their standard bearer ID The preses|
csmpIL. .. In rssposse TO that de
mand he has consented . leod II thl
c6naest. The positioa vas net soughl
after BY hin, neithes did biz pssspsal
nor bin political ftiends make IN e
fort to in0usses de3egnsss IN his II.
tssest. The ea1djdaey Vas ioeesd
upon him by ths psopls, Dst ~ the
polilieians. 6evea q The eleveu
counties repsesested II the eeaves-
tioa voted selidly foe him through
their delegntss. Three cast divided
votes, while bst 80 uaisedly opposed
him. The history q sar territorial
eoovestioas d not show - Instance
II such snasinsity On The ehoies u
. eaa'lid.ae Sor delegate - that q.
hibited In the eooventlDa which met
last Monday. The pespje spoke anu
their eomusand was obeyed.
II b held BY = Ssw Dsmocsats and
many Rspublicsns that Major NJ
gimnis should have stepped assde this
year aud permitted some other man
to hesd tho De,nocratic ticket. To
such we answer that ~ losg ~ Mr.
jor Naginnis b . publie man hs be-
No option II this matter. II be
wishes to renoanee politics /; bsry oil
his political aspirations and retire to
private life for the future, ths people
have no right 70 eomplain q 10 exact
further sacrifices from him. Bat -
long - be continuss IL the capacity
"f . pablie servant Major Masissb
does nat belong to himself He b.
Iesgs to the people, and ~ no right
to by down . psblie trust to BE-
taken ap again at his own eoavsni-
eaoe. Az We have said. uple.o be
has detesmined b eschew politics,
be msst obey the popular demand
and sacrifice biz avn pessenal inter
ests - the public veal.
It = true 'he Despocratic party In !
ths Territory hss many able men |
within its ranks; men WIN couId |
rspresent Mostasa .. Washington
= ith honor tn themselves and credit
% their c0as:ituen,s. There b y"
iearth Of ssch men In the party, and
L b but nsiusal that sosne oG them
'l,"uld feel that their ability would
be recognised, and their claims upon
he consideration q the parry he
usore fully cossi.lesed II Nr. Magin"
,i~ were out II the way. Bat these
ge1tlen,ea should bear In mind that
vhere there II one asl,irant Tor Del<-
I.ts'slal h0u"rs there are at least i've
hosssand v~tess Who have 10 an,l,i-
Inn beyond seeing their Interests ably
epsrsewtsd snd projected. and WHO
~ thoroughly alive 70 the fact that
hey have been ably served BY the
Dstsent De3e9ate and dO not wish to
make . change at the present time.
{ any one b to blame then, for M.
laginns' candidacy the people must
'ear It AMI not that gentleman.
These sesnasks are Dot intended -
a al"lagy fs'r Major Naginsis' &C.
e,tanee of the trust again eenflded
. his keeping, but to plsce the ~
pousilility efhis candidacy where II
~losgs-vpon the broad .hsajden
{ the people, and they are abund.
ntly abSo to assume and sustain it.
)ar Repsbliean ftiesds are the ouee
'he lesi the mcst bitter disappoint-
,snt. The nossinaiiea Of llajsr
laginuis e0ectually retirss their
War ,losss" and forces them 70
ant Up . seraw nlsn to be hacked
Uwn. Their ravings bosder u The ! :
'sans. Ne spitheas ase too coarse :,
. insinuatioos teo vijs, u heap d.
pon q to apply to thoss who unva- .
erinsly seood BY the people and =
sswered to their demands 70 nomi- :
ate their favosite. This was expected
I'd D-mocrats rather enjsy their !:
lly vaporinxs than Otherwise. II :.
'ows the Republicans are hurt, and !:
'at, ton, In vital part. The nomi- /.
,lion Of Major Naginnis has de- :
rOyei their hopes Of carrying the :,
rrritOrial eiectiOu. It has Destroyed "
eir hopes Of seeing Montana ad- =
ittetl ~ Republican State. II has "
;seed bey"nd their reach the several "
r'sive Offices belonging to . sover-
gm State. 1t places them il . =,
'i'eless minority frosm which they -
nnOt recoves, aud forever blasts the . =
'liiicsl prospects of their legio. u -
In short, the nomi- :.
'tion " Martin Magisuis sousds -
y deeth.kpell Of the Repu6lican ="
rty, ~ 1t b now orgaa,ssd, In =
untana.
DI.L. NYDS ACCEPTANCE. M
4 Washiagtoa dispatch to the Boz q
D Herald, under date q the nh N