The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-06-07
The Semi Weekly Miner
BUTTE CITY, JUNE 7. 1884.
Tuden and victory.

Tilden and victory.
It is now In order to have Tilder
die again.
New York Democrats will mop the
State with Blaine.
The ghost Of Tilden can carry New
York against Blaine.
Col. w. f. Sanders, the old Re.
publican war horse Of Montana, il
on top.
Blaine gets there, Col. Sanders gets
there and the Hon. w. O. Speer
cts there.
Arr there q half dozen men in
Butte who will confess they were
ever out and out Arthur men?
There is q sickly looking lot of Ar
thur men in Butte just at present.
The city will not be "painted red" by
Arthur's p~artisans.
If Blaine q get the votes Of the
Chicago convention as easily as he
arouses its enthusiasm the head of
the ticket is already named.
Bawling cows soon forget their
calves. Those who made the most
noise and fuss over Blaine's n0mi-
nation last evening will be the first
onee to subside.
Blaine made q "hurrah" cam~
paign for the nomination. He will
make . hurrsh campaign for the
election. The former won with the
politicians-the latter will lose with
the people.
Charley Ross is found again, says
IN exchange. Good. Send him in
search of the author of the Morey
letter, Captain Howgate and the
Keely motor.
A London journal says Paris
society is ruled by American ladies
who have married titled French1len.
That is a natural corollary. Ameri-
car girls who can capture titled
Frenchmen can also rule the lsociety
Of that gay metropolis.
If Samuel J. Tilden be unani.
mously nominated for the Presidency
by the National Democratic Conven-
ton he will accept. If he accept he
will be elected and when elected
there will be no s to 7 business to de-
feat the will of the people. Stick q
pin there.
Russian Nihilists are engaged In
the harmless occupation of posting
notices warning the Gear of his inn
pending doom if he does not grant
tne people q constitution. A people
who attempt to gain q constitution {
by threats OF assassination are not
worthy of one.
The wheat crop for this year is
at over 500. OOO, 900 bushels,
or an increase of 100000 bushels
over the average yield for the past
five years. It is the surplus of our !.
products-let as never forget-that !,
makes us richer, multiplies the COM y
forts of life, and adds to the rewards =
Of labor. :
Blaine cannot carry New York. :
That proposition may be set down as y
fact. The Independent press of a
he State is against him and the 4
most influential Republican journals h
nave gone 10 far in their opposition n
o him that they cannot nor will not q
i've him more than q courteous n
The cry of the stal. q,
warts will be: Remember the fate n
# Folger." h
The Times of Glendive laments II
fact that Dawson county Is in d
lebt $1lO 900 to $780, 600 and charges Q.
! to the "ring." For a county s:
which was organized only two years d.
go last March the debt statement is D,
startling. The "tender>
eet" counties on the Yellowstone n
sem to have fallen into the hands of c<
1en of the Ward school of fnan- u,
lers. o,
A Washington correspondent OF 10
ne New York Sun says: One of the se
enate pages, a youngster about SO VI
'ches high, says: "Senator Logan Is Pt
awful cross for anything. He 80
'ed to be q right nice kind of an old IL
ller, but 1 guess something must "a
ave happened to him lately. We w
sesn't cut up now where Senator 10
ogan can see rs. The fact is, Sena- I'll
+ Logan is very, very miserable, 10
i'd groans loudly every time he TIC
inks of what he Is and what he no
light have been. And then the 90
of service expires in less than a Oh
,ar. ~
its
In view Of yesterdays proceedings All,
Chicago the following from the s.
Chronicle becomes interesting: 1t !
asserted by several correspondents
at Blaine has become q fatal;st on
e subject of the Presidency and be- ter
YES that if he is to receive the NOM to
ation he will get it without bother Pr,
: himself much about 1t. If we wo
} not much mistaken about the mai
N, this is nonsense. Blaine wants DOS
be President and has never con- ask
led this ambition. and he II mt ohe