The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-14

An excl,nago 0ys: "Hae ny q
heard a IN Indepeadent RepshsSea
heinz apposnted to any psoaninene q :
bv Pruidest Arthur3 Echo answes
Mary On Ind."' Inter Mountain M
copy.
The Louisville Democrat says, ''tse1
are three divisions Of the RepablSee
,nrty-the Stalwarts, the Half-bEeed
md the -Cranks. II It keeps on -
has been for the last ninety days, tn
Crank. will be the majority wing Of thu
great party.
flaws the Sctlalia LeMO"r.'f: ''Dtjd
that such wretch ~ Guitcau sbouI'
make Garfield u hero and u martyr
Chestcr Arthur a President, Grant ,
mower behind the throne, Blaine pTi
waite citizen, Garlield's family rich, and
Hcovillc famous lawyer
The Albany \. T., Ary"* says: 1.-THE
federal administration, to be true, oil
over tho country, to its Virginia pro
rram,,.,., ought t" request its majority
in Congress to rradjust the national
debt. by repudia:ing nine years Of its
interest and One-third Of it's principal.
On the first day of January. 1881, the
National debt a,,,ounted to 81, IS, 49l, :
III. II hn. been reduced little over
"n.-thirl since 1866. and if the same
rate If annual DECREASE. lie continued,
I,u' little Of the former immense debt
LIN remain ut the end of the present
.'rntury.
:x-l'u<tn.aster General James Is crcsl-
itpsl with saying: "Col. Bliss las been
Welding the scattered facts in this mat
i,r into u club with which To- heat the
ti,icv... to the ground" The club broke
to pieces in MacVca h. hands. 1t il
to h. hoped it will bold together under
lsrrwstrr's direction.
The Cincinnati (nn,h" y''i'i!, Rep.
has the following r,,ngcnt paragraphs:
J..l,ss.,n will shine like IL carbuncle ut
the l,ca.l of the Committee on Naval
appropriations. ---- The impression
seems to liz growing that in the matter
of committees, Speaker Kcifer was little
better than DUm Cameron man Friday. |
lie has paid u large price for III" support
ii Pennsylvania.
d i, stated that the ,>s;.>>in's counsel
will make The ln'int that several "ranks
like the ,,.,,s.si have been sent to the !
matte asylum, instead -! being hanged.
We'll, send him I" u i,,i'atic asylum,
hang him, sl,'nh him, crsmlatc him, Or
give him u copy M the Af''r .M'"""f'';"
J" r.a.! every night. Anything 10 get
ri,l of him. and. relieve the cs,un-
Try Of the Inhhcr and annoyance that
s.x.s on in the Washington Court rnm
rvcry day.
The ~. Louis k'l,"h"'s's" says: A.
ready the New York 2rih"M has start
~ I" lecture "tlr>c outrageous Den,O-
rats for raising parliamentary points t"
ami tran SPEAKER keifer. 1t
l s.lnr,> tina, the speaker is entitled ~
he cooperation am! support Of all the
.,cu,l. r. "f tn" HOUSE, without rsgarsl
!" ,mrty. That j. beautiful d.N.trinc,
.ut, I" >lsyk plainly, ii the Republic
ANS will have jackass in the chair,
hey must MT "'n'plni" when the Rn'-
r.r:',~ stir him up just {" s.s' his cars
vag."
Bill Arp thus explains tn" protective
:,riM: tine time there was an "l'l man
!, h" had ten Children and lots III grand
a,ul one Of his lnDys was u :
and the OH man said that
II the other children should huy their /,
l,.n ; ii I:.'h ut tw" dollars - pair just I
. encourage him ami Keep the money
u The family. Every 'lay there was I
un- outsider come Knocking ut the I
al -i.lr gate will, jus, "a E.n"l shoes ut i .
"ll:,r a l.,ir. Int sill they all hal I" .
ny from Bob. and i,,l, got rich "ti his I
VII kintu!::<, .,n.l that's the way with
w. tariff. II Isl g,.M thing for bob,
NJ mighty hard 'n the rest VI the !am,- !
y.
Congressman Page. "f l'alifOrni. in. has
',,cr.,l into defense Of Mr.. Sargent.
L. .l.Ei.> that Mr.. Sargent j. tie att .
,"r "f tlw Ihsert Land Act. and a. q
.rt> il blame should attach IL anyone
r. its im.rlai"n--which re- .lrni.s-it
,O,,Ll not In. l.i,i ut the &l.Or Of Mr.. {
argent. This is all very we'll. Now
I Mr.. Page explain how il happens Z
III u few of Mr.. .iargcnt's personal !
'ic,"l> mn.,.:.g.si I" ln'.-t~s themselves
{ hn,uir.,l> "f thousands "f acres Of I
H. most fertile lands in the State ut ]
,ii:"r,,ia under the provisions If that Z
II. AMI AZ there. are several important
hints raised. upon which the Strrctary
the Interior must rule befOrc those q
lends can obtain perfect title tO those
I,,.i>, will he Furthermore explain why q
il =" important that Mr.. Sargent