The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-23
Rl,lTORIAL MOTIFS.

EDITORIAL MOTHS.
Silver b quoted ut 1.13i ut New
: York.
the old man Christiancy hasat,
lest, obtained . divorce from his
"pretty Treasury girl" wife. His
case has exempliAed the trite Saying:
THAT Of oil fools, the old fool b the
bigyest fool"
In consenting to permit his name
to Be used at the head Of the Demo-
cratic ticket Major Naginnis obeyed
the behssts Of his party and Of the
people, and ut the same time destroy
Cd the hopes OF the Republican,. That
b what b the matter with the Repub-
lican oryans.in the Territory.
The British Consul General Ut
Alexandra has informed the Khe-
dive that no capital sentence passed
upon the rebels must be carried out
without the consent Of Great Britain.
It IL also stated that Arsbi will b
defended 1t his trial by an Eoglish
barrister. Now II Arab belonged t,
u Star Route ring bis acquittal would
be assured.
The Amalgamated Iron and Steel
Association Of Pennsylvania has had
= one hundred and sixteen days tilt
Aith the manufacturers In which the
Association has just retired badly
worsted. It IL stated the los to tie
members In wages alone reach the !
enormous sum Of s,OOO,O 600 or $l0,- |
OO0, 600. There b . lesson in this con-
lest which will not be lost to the Oh
serving and rejecting.
Hubbell did the clean thing for
Maine, but now comes . cry from
Ohio statesmen, who want to he re-
turned to Congress that he IL not do
ing the fair thing by them. The fact
b Hubbell proposes to put his assess
Inent collections where they will do
the most goyd-that 10 In the doubt
ful States and districts. There is no
doubt about Ohio. The Republicans
there inaugurated crusade against
l'eer and they ara likely TO be beaten
in consequence. They are finding
out there h just such thing ~ being
too virtuous In politics. |,
The Rochester UMioM and Aelrcr-
iscr Is rsspo nsible for the following:
ut has come to he we'll nigh impos-
siblc. let the proof Of guilt be never
% plain, To convict . wealthy or ,
prominent Republican rascal In these
dsys Of official plundlering, judiciary
packing, jury buying and Admins
trative impurity. After all, brady, ,
Dorsey and company were but Z
acco'nplices and accessories in the ,
postal thievery. Their principal {
pals" were men lofticr In position {
than themselves, aud hence their t
l<,astetl, and AS the result shows, ]
well-grounded confidence from the s
beginning that they would never be d
punished for their crimes" y
Secretary Frelinghuysen he's con- c
veyed the thanks Of the the Govern '
nlrnt Of the United States to the off, Q
Gers and men Of the military con- u
'nand Of General Carlos Fuero In q
for the activity and cour- II
age displayed by them in defeating e
the common toe, the savage Indians. u
This action, which, IL taken ty the n
United States Government upon the p
recommendation OF General Sher- 81
man, C"nlmantler-in-Ch Chief Of the v
army, IL another proof Of u
li'e FEELINGS Of friendship entertained u
~ the American people for those Of I,
Mexico. 1t also shows that the yalor Il
# the Mexican troops is recognized 4
md appreciated by their br"thers e
lH.ycnd the Rio Grande. II
The nomination Of Secretary Folyer +
~ the Stalwart Republicans Of New -,
! FORK is triumph for that faction of -
he party which will not he relisl,ed 3,
y the Hslf-brcesls. secretary Folger !,
vas selected, not 80 much on account :,
Il his ability ~ for his availability. :,
He Is known to lie in sympathy with =,
resident Arthur, aud il Is expected !,
hat chief Of the Stalwarts will bring
o his support all the power Of the -,
government exercised In that State. -
rhe Half-breetls will not fall into line l.,
nth much enthusiasm, and the cam. =.
'atgn, a. far rs they are concerned, Is =,
|ev"id of interest. The Democrats =,
AVE nh unexpected opportunity pre- =,
entetl to them to sweep the State in -.
November.
~
The Government has ordered two 81
companies NJ infantry to Fort l)sug- r
40, Utah, for the purpose of strength tb
UsuS Susss lNSots usS BssuNcUteul - | Ill
made, it is supposed, in view Of cx- II
'ectcd trouble with the Mormon eie- n.
'let,t ut the approaching election. b.
sut It seems from our salt Lake cx- 81,
lianges that neither the Governor, ~
he Commissioners, nor the Com n.
handler ut the post has asked for this II,
edition to the present military force u
u that Territory, and the news that ~
uch addition would he made was re- II
eivetl with considerable surprise by h.
lie quiet, orderly and law-ahiding Il,
;entiles Of the sain;l.;' city. Tier. II,
'ill probably Ike no call made for their a,
ervices. Utah Is not u warlike Ter II,
tory, and their presence there will g.,
id quite As much to the interest Of ,,e
he Mormon farmers as to the pros 4,
ects Of continued peace. y,
The Board created by act Of Con- ID,
ress to apiortion Montana, will, it tn
) said. meet ut Helena to-day. While Il.