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

the f6nesal ofthesr panty whic. tax
place % the 7th u nexs Nevember.
The RepublIcsns are dispiritstl ~
crest.lalien. NaSinnis b Do'pisate
aud there 10 no pesesivabIs dissei
sion In the Denocratie party. The
can gather no esm OFT fF0sn the pre-
eat ps'lit'cal situation.
Our Repsbliean friends sbool
bear IN mind that u Democsats ~
gsed "kickers''in . Cenventisa the
are better ''kjrkes'' out of Il. g
god indeed that they will kick ava,
all opposition to the Demeesaii
ticket.
Republicans ass already ''kiek
Ing" over the slate which the booeo
their party have prepared. On
which will b forced upon their coa
v<ntios next Saturday. The ticke
appears upon another page In this h
sue.
TrxM says NJ. TUG" Wilsoa, whs
has gone home, has prosuised to -
tu'n almnst immediately and bsisa
i'eck Nm. ''Tux" aud all the youma
"Tugs." It h pleasant to know that
NJ. "Tag" Wils"n b not utterly die.
xusted with the country after all.
EseIssd has . standing army,
c''umtimg sll ranks, ~ l33. 10 men.
The standing army Of the United
States Is ton in.igniiirant 10 numl,es
10 n,enlis'n, but . is,rce NJ half mil
'is'n men can be raised within .
'n~sth's time In ease OF - en,es'
gency.
An exchange says: ''For seven
years the DeRs0crats c0ntrolDea the
House and n" till was cas-ed to re-
wise the tariff" But It iailea 70 men
tim that during those seven years .
hiyh psOteetive tariff Senate was
rrady TO pixeop- hole such . bill anda
hustilr executive to veto II.
1t b reported that Secretary Teller
wants to ret back In the Senate
sgain. His friends deny the rrpost.
They 10y he voluntarily lelt the s,eu-
ate t. take the pDri folio of the Inter-
lar DEPARTMENT and r. nat ~ childish
~ I" MAX. l,vi,lic conles.i.,n Of bic
mistake even II he thought hs had
made one.
The termination of Mayor Magiu-
mis- b what hurts the Republicans
They know they casnot heat him,
and " hat Is nn're they canndt 6ud .
candidate wh" will run ax~isst him
with any show II sucr~.s. Their
aim now is 70 0ssd . nssn who will
rs'''sent To stand up to be knocked
dWwn. Saoale. 0 declines.
SECRETARY FolGer is recognized now
~ heing ssluarely In the held - .
I1oa)is)ate f,r Governor of New York.
A. Coruell's chances dilminish those
Df The Secretary jncreesr. II seem,s !
quite possible be will be olyered - \
cand .alate tn rrcouciIe |
he differences between the two &c.
lisas II the Republican party il that !
State.
The quick and complete control |
which was sl'tained over the are yes- |
ess3ay. when the water from the are !
plugs was turned up,n II, clearly |
'h"ws the preat advantage which the
present admirable system oi water
Mains. Throughout the city, afford
'ur citises.. Had II not bees ter the
of water - couveuiently
't Command, Butte, In all probability
vculd have beea In a.bes yesterday.
1.-THE nnsniuali.,n of Martin llagin-
lis was proeured ~ e',rSupt means,
md tbOse nsen who cO0cocted The
5alsd d<scendes) to the lowest depehs
4 in(a,ny.-lster A0nStais Sept.
'tk.
The writer II the shove liDeo b .
lar and hs knew be lied wheo b.
'enned them No one psssessed Of
be iustinets q gentleman would
o slantler one hundred and thirseea
entlen,en who supported NJ. Ms-
'innis in the 6Dal vote. We h0ld
ssn'elves l'ers';ually responsibls for
be language We use. !,
The Philadelphia Record thinks I
hat senator Eu.ene Hale, Of Maine.
~ very eu1isDi,s nOtinm Of the %.
tical effect of Presiient Arthur. {
eto of the River and llarbor bill.
le thinks 1.-The vetO will BE- . gGxml I
hing, for the Republican party and I
I'll make 1t im:pxsil,le to pass such
lsotl,er measure" But IL the men Z
n" passed the hill over the veto are {
; elected, how will the passage Of
's'h another measure be i,mpssible:: Z
II. Hale IN clearly Of spinien
MT few men will care to risk their !
.putstiOn by voting for such . meas ,
r." What risk will there be Of I
'l'utation IL the supportess Of the
10 are s-nt back: il
The old cry ~ raised that the ne
'oes Of s'snse Of the s.,uth~rn States.
Dtal'ly Arkansa.. have . large ma.
rity VI the v,ptes, hat are afrxil to
|pp'rt the Republican ticket ou ~
'unt of the violence t,.rxateme,l. {
be Oakland Times. . Repwbllcau Y
'per, cs''mnsenting upon the seuse- =
~ howl. says: - Tive story seems I"
; made I" lit Hubhell's plea that the 9
K assessment WAS neesiesi to prUsect e
< darkiss. The swarm Of Federal l
putty n,arsials who may be ap- q
tinted evitlently have no iniluence. ,
to this tl,ss'ry. 1t b time =
: outrage storics, snyway. and thi. =.
psUtathy the tIrst iu.tall,uent. II \
be the fact that the neyroes cannOt p
l. Al 4 r.