The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-04

% VOeO you 70 " ~ psso "a
. Tuesiay, and stand With tbs Deaso'
} raey on the side Of IN honest, ee<
nomioal and impartial local govern
. ment.
Ifihess h any doubt aboat the POI
poses Of Silver Bow county Republl
cans, let tn. voters closely scrutiutx
the Republican -mOke'hou'se ticke
that I'LL be submitted to them mex
Tuesday.
The so-called Republican paper
that gave aid and comfort to IL,
Sn,oke-house claimants last summer
Is now, true TO it. instincts and estab
lished character, supporting tn
Smoke-house ticket.
! During the fiscal year ended Jun(
30, 1857, the imports Of gold coin ant
gold bullion exceeded the exports o
the ssme metal by $l,7se.l5. Thi
does not look a. though the circula
ton Of Standard silver dollars VA
driving out gold.
| 1t - now generslly conceded that
M. Eugene Sullivan's majority FOL
Sheriff Of 3 liver Bow County will
reach 80. The acknowledged emf.
ncnt fitness Of the thoroughgoing
youmg man for the position Is gain
! in9 him supporters every day.
! Mr.. Botkin hopes the C0mniission.
| er Of the General Land Office will
initiate measures to prevent mill men
from cutting saw-lOg> upon govern
ment lands. Nall men and wood.
men generally will remember Mar
shat Botktn's desires next Tuesday.
Tue candidates upon the County
Democratic ticket are gentlemen
who came here years ago, aud have
since made this county their home.
There IRE none upon 1t who are here
simply by reason Of accidental cir
cumstancey. Voters! bear this fact
In mind next Tuesday.
"Your favor Of the 18th inst. IL re-
ceivc<l. have forwarded q copy to
the Commissioned Of the General
Land Office ut Washington, IN tic
hope that he wiN mi ti"te n,c0swrss 10
lorcrc"t s"ch d'prce',,f;ons az Mosc
that yo" complain .'." Dotkim's let
ter to Crane.
The Stalwart Republicans q; this
county having secured for their fol-
lowers the candidacy If the main
county Officers, have given the Hllf-
breeds little soothing syrup. IN the
shape Of some o; the E,inor positions
on their ticket. Bat it s..cl,s the
latter are Kicking" and, like their
brethren in New York and Penn.
sylvania, are withholding their sup.
port from the arrogant dOlnineeIing
faction. There ;sa grand surl risc
party in store f"r the latter next
Tuesday night.
There are Il grea! M any honest anl !
sincere men who are Republicans ,
from principle. but are not Republi.
rans after the manner In which, that ,
'aith crops out in Silver Bow county. !;
they hung their heads In shame It
the last election, when the party ma
'hintry was run for ends that were
part from any confederation Of the
public good. Aud they alleec fur
her, that there has teen no stock.
"bhing scheme or any other device
~ whicl, The public might lie robbed
hat has not found q ready and will
ng advocatejn the organ " the party
u this county.
Whatever Ecpublic,nisnl may lie
Il other localities. the intelli gent
otcrs If Silver Eow county will have
D inquire only what it mean. in this
N.aliiy. There las lecn no stock
oLbing scheme, no attempt to make
he public service Sui,servient to pri- !
ale ends, no blow aimed ut the In.
gritty Of silver as circulating me-
iun. and no effort TO wrest from
"nest rial estate owners in this city
heir property through some fictitious
aim under the nsiAeral land act, !
mt has not l..en put On foot by lie.
ublican operators, a,l heartily en-.
Drsed Ly the organ IL the PARTY in
,is county.
The ignorance Of some of the Re-
ub'ican slrouters Is remarkable. The
atement that. without q tariff, no i.
'pfH'r ,nine in this county could I've i.
~. is one that will delude no cup
es manufacturer In this camp into
&c support oi the Republican ticket.
'hile the United State. are export {
y copper, AID has teen for years. ,
'e most ordinary sin,pleton should {
. able to understand that no reve- .
Ne IAN I've derived from . tariff on ,
'e article. The published table Of {
venues from du;ixble articles shows 7
revenue from copper. Only tie I
'signid ant item, "copper" brazier'. o
|eets," figures in the list.
Four short years ago the Republic
~ newspapers Of the Territory &
enled with praises Of Major Magin- &
Il: Republicans presided at his '
'litical meeting, and Republicans
'Outesl themselves hoarse in his I've {
III. Mr.. Hauser and Colonel Broad G
alter we're then, ~ now, Ina y
,!itical friends, but not word was Il
ia Ia. tho ns>,>c~,SAs.~s> ~ .,..k sl,~:. I