The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-11-01
Republicans, will feel AZ lonesome -
the devil at q camp meeting, or
Msjor J. B. at . temperance re-

"We know Toole will be elected any
how, but let US all give Judge
Knowles q rousing good send off in
our county. He lives among US, you
know, and let US do the handsome
thing by giving him jumbo major
ity." That is nice talk, but, Demo-
Gratis, 1t won't do to listen toit. Vote
for Toole, work for Toole, get your
neighbors to vote for Toole, and give
your sympathy to Judge Knowles
afterwards. Bear in mind that the
next apportionment of delegates to
the Democratic Territorial conven.
ton will be based upon the delega-
torial vote, and that this county
would be shorn of her strength in
that body if Democrats throw away
their votes on Knowles. Stay by
your candidates., Democrats, and
snow the Republicans under so deep
that they will have some respect for
the power of Democracy if they do
not love it.
Inquirer. Yes; it is the general
impression among well-informed
men that Toole will carry the Terri
tory by at least 5000 msjorlty.
Judge Knowles is good man and
weighs 0 pounds, but as runner
for the delegate cup he is a decided
failure.
The grandest political demonstra-
ton ever seen in Montana will take
place in this city next Saturday
evening. The Hons. J. X. Toole,
Martin Maginnis and other distin-
guished speakers will address the cit
izens of Butte and vicinity on the
occasion.
The Hon. Daniel O'Grady will be
one of the speakers at Walkerville
next Monday evening. Mr.. O'Grady
was deservedly termed "the old man
eloquent" at the last session Of the
Legislative assembly of which he
was one of the leading members.
Joe Toole belongs to no one. He
wears no mans collar. Can Judge
Knowles,say as much as longa as John
Schuyler Crosby is in the Territory?
Extract from Judge Kno,cles'
speech deli,ered in Butte, November
l, 1880: "Men of Butte: If you per-
sist in demanding division of Deer
Lodge County any man of you, be
he Democrat or Republican, who
hereafter asks for an Office will Le
swept away" Judge Knowles should
now be compelled to take little of
his own medicine and be ''swept
away"
Joe Toole worked, spoke and voted
for the organization of Silver Bow
county. Judge Knowles worked and
spoke against it. The people of Silver
Bow county had friend in Joe
Toole an enemy in Judge Knowles.
Voters of Silver Bow county support
your friend!
Freyschlag has no appetite for
Welch rarebits.
The "red-headed rooster of the
West Side" will crow his last crow
next Monday evening.
The silver-tongued "Pem." the
Cicero of the West Side, is carrying
everything before him among the
Missoulians. Where is Mcbride? 1t
took car load of Spaulding's glue to
make him stick to his ticket. Where
fore his silence?
Hank Walton views his prospects
of election with the calmness and
onfidence of q Christian behind four
aces.
The peoples Party" in Silver
Bow county is growing small by de-
grees and beautifully less every day.
Its Democratic members are return
ing to their old love. They don't
propose to play into the hands of the
Republican party by supporting its
ticket.
Joe Toole voted for the constitu-
ton in the convention and supports
it now. Judge Knowles was de-.
feated as a candidate for delegate to
the constitutional conventions; didn't
have chance to vote for it in con-
vention and no one knows whether
he favors its adoption or not.
If Judge Knowles is so popular
with the masses, is such an immacu-
late and eminent jurist and such q
| lightning striker in election cam
paigns, why wasn't he elected to the
| constitutional convention from this
county last year? Respectfully re-
ferred to Major J. B. for answer.
Correspondent: Yes: Major J. b.
| made An efficient. intelligent and
faithful gatherer Of ores for the New
Orleans Worlds Fair. 2. No. He
didn't bring over that demijohn of
Bozeman whiskey as a specimen of
Montana made sulphuric acid. 1t
graced his own sideboard. He took
| it with straw. 8 His salary has
heen raised to three dollars q week