The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-11-01
Political Pointers.

Hon. W. Y. PemDertOn 70
man whom every one irrespective o.
party should feel proud to support
In the discharge Of his duties as D's.
trict Attorney Mr.. Pemberton mas
displayed an ability, industry ano
eniciency that commends him to the
suffrsges of every voter in this Juc'-
c,al district. .Affable to all, gentle
manly in his department, q prosecu-
tor. not q prosecutor OF offenders
against the law and standing at the
head of his profession MI. Penn erton
has surrounded himself with an
army of friends, draw from ootn
political parties, who will cheerfu'iy
cast their votes for bis r~e-eiecllon'
Vote for w. Y. Pemberton.
Is it possible that Mr.. Kessler Is to
be traded eff to secure a respectable
vote in this county for Judge
Knowles? Our evening contemporary
says such a report is in circulation.
It may be s.. We shouldn't wonder
if it was so. In fact the people OF the
county would lose nothing if such
were the fact. A man Who would
vo.e to make the county pay
two prices for it's printing ought to be
traded off: Trade away Republicans.
Trade him off for a yellow dog and
tlen kill the dog if you can't do any
better.
Warren, Pinkham, Irwin, Mantle,
Letter, three boys and a bull pup
constituted the Butte crowd that
went down IT, Sanders meeting at
Anaconda last evening. The Grand
Army band went along to keep the
crowd frt dying from lonesome
ness.
The Inter Mountain says Joseph
X. Toole will never represent Mon
tana in Congress. Who will the
Inter Mountain hire to a%ssassinate
him?
The MINER acknowIedgesthe COM
pllment of a beautiful serenade yes
terday by the Grand Army band.
The band is a splendid one and dis
courses most eloquent music. Soon
after it flushed playing before the
MINER office and the members were
on their way to Anaconda an italian
organ grinder with his monkey
planted himself before the Inter
Mountain office. While the native
of the sunny cline was grinding out
his ear-piercing and soul-harrowing
discord the monkey ran up to the
office of u c temporary and penn. d
the screed for that paper which ap-
peared last evening about the MIN
Frs mistake, Col. Searles and foam
ing boer. The monkey thought it
it was a good joke.
The Hon. Daniel O'Grady doesn't
borrow any trouble about the blunder
of a. job printer, however badly our
evening contemporary may feel about
it. MI. O'Grady is a gentleman of
sense. TO suppose he would take
exceptions to what was purely an
error or the part OF an office en-
would be to suppose he is as
devoid of reason as those who at
to make capital out of so
Jrifing a matter.
One hundred and twenty-five dol
ars a month is a pretty steep price
or the county to pay q man to keep
he court house from running away.
The present and the next Delegate
% Congress will speak at the Pavil-
on tonight. Arrangements are
made to meet the gentlemen and
scort them into Butte with music
md streaming banners.
Now for a rousing, coed o]d-fash-
.ned Democratic meeting tonight. |
f every Democrat turn out the pro-
sssion will be four miles long four
breast.
BY telephone we learn that the Re-
publican meeting at Anaconda last !
vening WAS a consumpt;ve affair.
he crowd was small and dispirited. !
Judge Knowles made a short speech
f two hours and thirty minutes,
fter which the audience went into
refrigerator for six hours to get
1arm.
John Madden, Esq, is a kind,
weet-tempered, amiabls gentleman;
n orator, statesman and a distin-
lawyer, but he can't be
|ected Probate Judge. Brother John
aould decline and reserve his ener-
les fr a race for Congress.
Joe Toole is the friend o fthe miner.
1e farmer, the agriculturist, the
uslness man and the manufacturer.
le Is an orator, a statesman and a
'holar. A gentleman against whom
voice of scandal has never been
He is deserving of the full
9nf1dence of the people of Montana.
@ will be elected.
Men OF Butte! remember that Joe
DOLE was your friend when you
ably needed one. Remember that
Q worked, spoke and voted for the
'%ganization of Silver Bow county.
nd remember that Judge Knowles
orked and voted against yon and
lreatened you with defeat should
III ever run for office. Vote for
>ur friends.
The Inter Mountain seems to have
asst Park street and Joe Perron on
'e brain. Because every Republic
N road supervisor-and we have {