The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-21
EDITORIAL NOTES.

man TO represent them in Co ,gre'
who b not in favor Of the CO que
coinage Of silver under the reseG
coinage
Every voter Of Silver Bow count
will hesitate long before he will ca,
bis ballot for the candidates Of pal
ty that h opposed to the present RI
yer coinage law.
Dear Hubbell' denies that Cox
erument employees, who refuse to pa.
their political assessments, are dia
charged. "Dear Hubbells denial !
not worth the paper 1t Is written up
on.
The white laboring men Of Mon
tana will support the party that In
shown itself their friend BY shuttin:
of the importation Of Chinese Cool''
labor. That party b the Democrati'
psrty-tbe poor mans frie;,d.
The Republican organs, having
nothing else to urge against Majol
Msginnis, oppose him on the grount
that he h running for the sixth term
Well, what II h. Is? The PEOPLE want
him and their wish h law.
II, - the !: erald intinlates, it, par
! ~ h in favor OF repsalinx the present
coinsge law, why did the Te, riterial
Republican Convention not sny 80
In Ito platform: This matter must
be explained before election day.
And now an appeal h made by the
faithful to the Republicans to heal
! their differences in New York and
Pennsylvania. The cry Is uttered in
vain. OIL and water will sooner mix
than the factions In those States will
fraternix
As long A. lf.j"r Ma-innis II In
public life be - ut the command al
the pe"ple, ard when thew demand
he shalt be their standard bearer lie
must obey. The people made the lie.
n,and and he Is their candidate.
What Tan the Republicans do about
It?
1t Il suggested the Territorial Dem
ocraiic Central Committee should
permit the Republicans to nominate
the next Democratic candidate for
Delegate in Congress. II the sugges-
,ion be c''n,p'iesi with it Is SAFE. to sly
they will nut select Major Magimnis.
They would name some one when,
they think could lie beaten.
The Republican party. controlled
by m"n"ps'lies. corporations and
bond-holtaers, is opposed to the CON-
tinuesl coinage Of silver. The De,A-
ocratic party, organized and directed
In the Interests Of the la,or man, f.
vor the coinage law. The voters Of
the mining district should give their
support to the latter party.
The Philadelphia 71mss, an indie
lendent journal. obServ> that it Is
not y Democratic victory in Ohio s.,
much as Republican defeat. but
Republican defeat in one q: the most
reliable Republican States. with n"
organized revolt within the party,
clearly forecasts u sweeping tide "f
Republican disaster in all the dei,s.ta-
ILL., States In y 'venl,er. Ohio Is List
without open rebellion; what must
he the measure o. Republican dis
eOmIlture In Pennsylvania and New
York, where revolt has already
reached the dignity If revolution.
A Republican journal when forced
tO the wall seeks refuge in silence.
This policy may do In uminiix.rtant
matters, but when the most vital in
tere~ts Ofa c",,,n,unity are affected
hy such silence II !. objectionable.
The people of the Territory and Of
this county In particular demand an
expression Of the opinion Of the Re-
publican party upon the silver .iuess-
ton. Thus Ear they have l'een una
l,le to obtain ore. Their Territorial
Convcstion iyn"rei It and Rel,sl,li-
ran Journals have fought shy Of It.
II II time . showing of hands was
made.
II II reported that when Arab was
about to cut OF the supply OF water
which would reacl, the British tr.,o;s
i was considered necessary to obtain
The approval Of q holy Betlo,in re-
cluse. "This may not TX, ".aid the Be-
;Ouin sage. "knOw that the hateful
though lamentabIy be-
,ighted and besotte.i, and grievously
'rrlkant to b0st, Is: after all, nh err
ny child of Allah. Water IL given
- all creatures" This II n grand
enti,nent to come from any n,sn's |
ip~. and the lessOn 10 worthy Of at. /!
entiOn In the civilized west, though |
cDs,,<s from the humble r.rltlse Of :
he Oriental desert. That Arab !
!Ould probably l,e pretty sound Oh
he land question.
The Minneapolis Tribune, although
strong Republican Journal, disap-
'rovc.s Of Hublell's work in the fol-
'wtng strong language: 1.-THE Repub-
leans will not make record tO H.
roud Of through Jay Hul'l'el;s in-
In Southern contests. lIav-
ng di>gusted Republicans in the
forth Ivy adopting Chalmers after
z had l'een kicked out Of Congress
" fraud. Hubi'~Il ncw appears US
hampton .; the Independent can.li-
acy II Col. Cash. the South Car"li-
y 'lueli>t. who rtssnlly murdered AN
III gentleman named s;!,a nuon.
rom he had forced into the field
honor" Cash was an officer Of the
RI army, and. it Is said. was lar
srou~;y cruel t. Union soldiers who
II into his hands. Hul'l.ell should
Z IA: down upon vigorously"
Milwaukee san: The travelling
low shOwn ~ tho Tariff Commits
un.' which played I" a I'oor.l,ouse