The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-28

The results ana great uaeuy wy
warm Republicans aad many more
pleased and con6dent Democsats'
The Republicans Of Caliternia, - we'll
- those Of Montana, ars reduced 10
their wits ends 70 nnd somsehing 20
urgo aGninst their De0oosatic oPpo.
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| 4 RATTLll6o 0P0DuR.
Passages from 10 0poooh q
Henry Wot1oeooo Is Toledo
O. 1t3day night.
The prsssat sltaatioa u publio a.
thin IN The United States b soDo-
thing moro than anoalaloas. II b ID
The highest degree Whimsical and
psetaresque. with Gen. Butler -
ths Democratic standard bearer In
Massachusetts and Gen. Chalmess -
Tie Republican standard beassf IN
Mississippi, surely the county b
sals; Il b more than safe; because
what those great warrion and statn-
0sa lack Of making Il % " NAY
eosadently lsok to ses supplisd BY
Gen. Malone. But ~ have not
reached the millennium; not even
here In Ohio, slbeit the heme Of the
Truly Good. Fortunately ~ have
one question on which these b 10
disagrosment at all Evesybody,
0oan Jay Hubbsll 70 Jay Gould, in
Guiding the Fusioaisls q Maine and
Tie strsightoat stalwasts a South
Carolina, = foe civil sssviee reform.
I loved the Union and I hated
slavery, and yet, with thoussnds q
other young men Of the time, was
borne down In the vortex and made
mot BY Democratic principles or
traditions, but BY irrssistible condl.
lions created BY the devil Of party
spirit-to raise . sacrillgious hand
against the dag and the honor Of my |
country. Thank God I am here To- |
night to confess II, and thank God I |
can ny, with . fun heart, Standing |
upon soil which, when Virginia gave
Il to the Union, che stipulated should !
- forever free, that II b mine again |
no les than yours, aud that though |
you, who have never parted from It
nay prize Il, I, who know what Il b
to b IN exile aud ~ alien In my
own land, love Il, and would viii.
ingly desead Il with my own lie.
There b scarcely . criticism which
I might pass upon the present Ad-
ministratiou With which Senator
Sherman would not concur. Does
b eodosso The alliance With Malone
10 VirKinis? Dees 10 endospe tie
alliance with Chalmess II Niaoie-
sappi: Deee he eodosse The ooasse q
Tie Prudent In fbfeing biz Secretary
upon the Republicans Of New Yesk 4?
I have seea tbe Repabliean party
violase it, obligations 70 each Of The
cardinal virtuss, and because It did
% I have seen one aiteeanothes Of Ito
fathers and foandsss leave Il. 6ew.
ard, Chase, Blair. Summer, Groe3ey,
oil died outside the party fold. Fes-
sender and Tru0bull were On the
eve Of quitting Il when the one went
to bis grave and the other went into
retirement. Just @ The Dounocr,tie
party did before It, the Republican
party he's been dolng the last G,v
ysess. Up 70 WY rssoot daao NJ.
Jay A. aubbell was III one emcaal
'ivil service rsIosmss, and . likely
Dpecimsa be w. Do admit. But.
~ II jealoug Of Mr.. Hubbell'e name |
md fame, the Rspublicaa President
u The United stato- eltheagh q
Viee-Preside0t he he'd won eome
'!v'l s'sv'es lsarsis at Albany and I
'1sewhere-rsoolved 70 submit hi,
,Iatms TO . eompstitive examination.
With the Treasury It hs hs,,, he An.
'earsd in TIE pssson Of Judes Fol.
Ies' q Seratoga, where, By The aid Of
Soe'd's millions and the opportune ..
md Undecided Interpolation Of for
yesy aud ffaad, he W. able to seeur,
b last and greatest triumph q sivil
ssv'ee reform, the defeat Of q Gov. J
snor who he'd made himself obnox-
'as to corporations, and the uomi. J
'ae'on Of . Governor dictated by the
administration. These ars roaeh
'eeds. fellow citizens, but they sre :
rue ones.
The Republican tendency h nm.
the consolidation Miner.
- designed sxelusivsly for the
'any In The hands q Tie few. ~
o.eo.t'aE'ea q washi.gtsa Il NV :
!" hithsste divided among the steaes z
Do The s)evstisn a ne eteek Fx. !
aesss Into . department Of the 0ov.j 4