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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-08-06

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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-24

The New York Independent has
abandoned the party by that name,
because il will support the Democratic
candidate for the presidency and has
the following to say in an editorial on
the subject: Governor Cleveland
should positively decline to he a can
didate and withdraw Immediately
from the canvass. and be compelled to
do 50 If ii is necessary. To stand still
now, or to attempt to 20 blindly for
ward with the present ticket, would
in our judgement, be an insult TO the
Ruler Of nations, sure death to the
Democratic party. including also its
leaders. and an everlasting disgrace to
the republic" All this calamity will
be averted by the rejection of the can
didate at the polls, and political straws
point in that direction. The Sun also
demands the withdrawal of Cleveland
and substitution of Thurman. but 1t In
safe to predict that the ticket NJ nomi-
mated will be the one to meet its
Waterloo in November.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-24

The report Of the commissioner o.
agriculture for August, just issued
contains the following summary of the
condition Of growing crops in Mon.
tana: There has been considerable
rainfall in the northern and eastern
parts of the territory, which has saved
some labor in irrigating. 1t came too
late for pastures, a. the grass had al
ready commenced to dry. Rains have
retarded the progress Of hay harvest
ing. The apple crop which promised
better than ever has been injured
somewhat by hail and the crop OF
smaller fruit has also been damaged
by hail" We can voueh for the truth
Of all but that part of the report re-
la:ing to the fruit crop. Just why
other crops are not reported is beyond
our ken. Ignorance or don't.carea-
tiveness about territorial affairs prob.
ably has much to do with the incoin-
plete report.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-24
POLITICAL APATHY,

The somewhat unusual and there
fore remarkable diffidence shown 10y
postulants for Office In announcing
their candidacy j. a subject of con-
ment throughout the entire territory.
In no country have announcements
yet appeared in print or been made
known orally for the iuli tickets Ia be
elected this fall. Up to this writing
there II not "A single candidate for the
legislature 20 far a. the public IL adj
vised though doubtless many an one
has in his own self.comnlunings con-
cluded 10 serve the people in the ca
pacity of n ''solon' provided ali the
"ik' ant"cedent 10 such an exalted
Office can he successfully suriIountei.
Especially n 10 the legislative
offices, should ample time be taken
for a calm and deliberate discussion Of
the merits and ability OF those who
desire such preferlnent. The office Of
~" ituh Gu ~ NV r.h'Nut', tr tht
work Of the officers has largely TO do
with the substructure of political and
social prosperity only those possessing
the ability, experience and learning
which will qualify them for the inn
portant work Of legislation should be
Tor "a moment, thought of In this con-
nection.
I'D writing thi. we have no one in
our mind's eye, but are compelled to
those generalities simply because none
have yet come 10 the from, and signi-
fed their candidacy to the public.
Selections for these Office. should
not be left to the las, day before the
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-24

The County Republican, Committees of the several
Counties will proceed 10 call County Conventions
in their respective Counties and ieec Delegates and
Alternate Delegates from each Of laid Counties TO
the Territorial Convention above designated.
Il Is desired thai sufficient notice Of such Con
wn,ions lie given. The Territorial Republican
,onmittee respectfully recommends that the said
County Conventions he held early in the last half Of
the month Of september, but such date should be
fixed therefor as after giving due notice to the Re-
pablicans Of the Counties. will be mos, convenient.
Il is presumed that the custom heretofore pre-
,siling in the several Counties Of the TERRITORY
uhereby Deleeaiesto the Territorial Convention
are elected from the respective Counties by the Con.
ysntions which assemble to nominate County OH.
cer win prevail during the present year.
To the end that all Counties in the Territory, re.
mote from or near 10 the place Of holding the Ter.
ritorisl Convention, shall have opportunity to be
represented therein fairly, and to prevent any sx
rsneous interference with the deliberate desires Of
the Republicans Of each County, the following
rules have been prescribed by former Conventions
for the government Of the Republican Territorial
Conventions in the Territory Of Montana:
l-Delegates and Alternate Delegates shall be
elected in the future to Territorial Conventions
aad in the event Of the failure Of Delegate to At,
tend. the Alternate Delegate shall cast the vote Of
the Delegate whose Alternate he is.
I'm the absence Of Delegate and his Alternate
majority Of the Delegation from thai County shall
clsi the vote OF the absentee
SIN the absence Of all the Delegates and Alter.
rate Delegates from any County no vote hall be
east for such County.
.-Inthe County in whit b the Territorial Conven
ton shall he held when any Delegate and his Al
tsrnate Delegate are absen, there shall be no vote
east initheir behalf
delegates and Alternate Delegates must he Re.
pIblican resident. Of the County which they repre-
sent.
All no former period in iis political history have
the Republicans Of the Territory Of Montana had
presented TO them many incentive. for unity and
thorourhncss Of political action, and il Is earnestly
desired that the Convention hereby called shall
represent faithfully the vital energy and benef
cent impulses Of the Republicans q the Territory
Of Montana.
BY order Of the Territorial Republican Com.
Nltiee.
NJ A, MEyKSpogrr, ", r. SANDERS,
secretary. Chairman.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-24

The Butte Inter-Mountain of the
2lst inst. reprints our account Of the
shooting of Prairie Chicken and
credits the same 10 the defunct Press.
Their scissors editor is evidently sadly
deficient in his knowledge Of news.
paper neurology and for his benefit we
will state that the Press died nearly
three months ago and is not yet the
hero OF resurrection act that We
know OF.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-24

convention IL the public expect to
make proper nominations. The his
tory of conventions, their bargains
and combinations are too well known
to call for more than a suggestion Of
their workings to put people on their
guard.
Beneath the placid calm of the polit-
ical sea in this district and county
there are strong cliques and combine
tions at work to effect the nomin-
alton Of such persons ms will be
pledged to carry out selfish schemes
in the legislation for the purpose Of
private aggrandizsment. Therealways
have been and always will be such
schemers SO long as the elective fran
chise is one of the rights of thepeople,
and the only way to combat such I'M.
holy alliances is to carry OH the war
fare i'm public in the broad daylight.
Publicly avowed candidacy is honor
able and popular opinion always so
regards il.
However contradictory 10 the
theory, vet il is nevertheless true that
the man must seek the Office, and
place his name before the public, II he
would have the suffrage of his fellow
citizens. The time 10 growing shorter
every day and the public are showing
mere and more anxiety as the days
slip by, to know just whom they will
be asked to elect as their candidates in
the approaching nominating eonven-
tions. In ancient Rome. those who
sought offices were obliged to wear
white gowns to distinguish them. and
the same reasons for publicity exist
now as then. We trust that this
seeming apathy or whatever else it
may be will soon be shaken off, and
that We may see the candidates
among us with such publicity as will
enable proper selection.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-24
GENTS CLOTHING
Cleaned and repaired at shor notice.
Notice.

-NOfefe.
MILES City, ". T.; July 10, 1854.
To all whom II may concern: Notice il hereby
given that the undersigned, George A. Henderson,
claims an interest In the following described prop
cry, to-wi,: A certain ranch situated d Pump.
kin creek IN the County 0f Custer and Territory IL
Montana, and about - miles from Miles City, and
about miles above the crossing Of the Dcadwood
road on said creek, also two teams Of work horses
together with wagons harness and all other per.
sonal property and improvements on said ranch.
Also all the cattle on said ranch or connected
Herewith branded with a half-circlc and dart
connected brand, and all horses ON said ranch
orr connected herewith branded with a semi.
circle aud dar, connected brand. Also land
Of horses branded and counter branded with
a four.J monogram brand and branded with
a bar brand on the left thigh. Also a band of
horses branded and counter-branded with the let.
ter on the right side, and branded with the figure
on the lefi shoulder That the above described
property Is owned jointly as company property by
ihSunderigncl and Charles Becker, and all per.
sons are hereby notified not TO purchase any Of
said property without my consent.
dl7G-wtf GEORGE 4. HENDERSON.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18
They are Honest,

The Democrats will be able to say moth
ing in favor of their candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President that will appeal
so strongly TO the people for support as that
they are honest. No man can say word
against their integrity. When the cam
paign has fairly opened and the newspa-
pers and the stump orators are deluging
the country with their elOquence and ar
guments, the simple statement that the
Democratic candidates are honest will
be more effective than the most brill
liant speech or the ablest editorial.
To confound and silence the noisiest Re-
publican speakers it will be only neces-
sary to state that the Democratic candi-
dates are honest. What the country wants
now is an honest man rather than a bril-
liant man for President. Blaine's bril-
liaucy is admitted. His wealth of re-
sources is not questioned; but who is
ready to trust him implicitly? 1t is said
that when he was Speaker he was able to
handle his party with the greatest ease,
although there were at the time some
very brilliant men in the House.
His knowledge Of parliamentary rules
was 80 thorough and his acquaintance
with parliamentary tricks so intimate
that he surprised friends and enemies
alike by the facility and ease with which
he could silence a minority or defeat
majority. But what is a reputation Of
that kind worth at time like this and in
a contest for the highest Office in the gift
Of the people! What the people want is
a thoroughly honest man. For almost
quarter Of a century the Republican
party has been in control of the
government, and during that time
there have been many strange reports
relative to crOokedness in various depart
ments Of the government, and there have
been many discoveries which sustained
the reports. Within the last two months
embellishments Of public property have
been discovered in at least three of the
departments of the government. There
is widespread impression that an hon
est investigation would show that the
government has been Systematically
robbed for years. The people want TO
know whether or not this impression is
correct. They have no way of finding out
the truth except by eleclng an hon.
est man to the Presidency. They
know that Grover Cleveland is honest.
He has been tested, and has stood the
test. AS the campaign progresses the
demand for an honest man for President
will increase. Blaine cannot supply this
demand, and he has nothing to offer which
the people are willing to accept in prefer
ence to honesty.