The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-12-14

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IL u-oaa ~, ~. ...,..,..
nrnuad h hn tue eno .G.iel OF tne sltaatlOn ap'
Whiiee1 ,b Siy . s,hfes sp ro 70 ?uoke Of ils merlts.
or.tinn nao SuO!ocs I1alsl1s WltnOut coneld-
vidimo ~, ns ,Sa l1 h. nsve Deen passed pro
conrts NJ n, ~ ~ .,,tt ~ asms on inlerlor
localities ~ to I. w t s%a' sao Sonvenlences OF
plication 70 the uss er ,as ~a1u1 of = ne o1 n on Fl,
bnildino- - y :" LOW pubic
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NEGLECT OF IMPORTANT MATTERS.
pono....
anh huI.".s4 - c ommenaat have been
81 thn - loa lug alnenuMent q change
that :. tha;r sn s1ias sia 70 9ul PUBIC lands, 80
nses than fnr h,,r' ~ ~ 1'x hasn 70 oGner
m uIoI t hs a., aol homes OF honest settlers
meat th;. p coy"aaa% wnaie q measure to
mains No a,sa y !, necesslty OF reform re-
manv cis;ns 20 sn o. eH..un " congress,
catinns Tow %bs sno kuo..s lan4s ano appll.
statos er aSi saGll GonaSlon IN OF
a nion CIV ~ ln aiH 1ave Deen allowed.
conta;n;nn = " 1iose wei. ln!orae4 a.
ance nt the s !" xnausu ne t iea' !n5,a ~ nu at :
hoe TINS fer ea;SnI ~ - ,SamnGhnIaan pluuieuls
wh;,a ".amt. ~ do,,htf.i S'"S.so saucGou,
ra;Iroad comnon;es oa.ro ;t tnp1utG Ely "
nass throunh ,rS;, peln...atk snen ~
cess;tv ~ tha a.oot ino aoprle'y anu ne
prisons for rho o. consnam " tne of " 11n MoaS
States ]onv;o+s ~ . nnstaeso ~ " -, gn y ! -
the nat;nnsi " ON po 90 no+ ou a;enno -
! Thaaa naads vat I'm ~, ~ nuv LII
scores of public buildings have been
are not annarent' Revisiona nf he epps;nn
laws conid he easilv made which wonld
| rest on lust nrincinles and provide for
I every worthy annlicant, hnt while the gen
eral nension Ia ws remain confused and I'M
perfect. a hundred nrivata nensi0n
laws are annnaliv nassau which
are the s0nrces of npinst dis.
elimination and popular dem9raiization.
Appropriation bills for the upport of The
government arc dafacnd hv Items and nrn.
visions to meet private ends. and it ia
freely asserted Nv %nonsi and ex-
perienced narties that A hin annronriatinu
money for nnhlic internal imnrovemenf
wouid fail to meet with favor. unless ii
contained more none for local and priyate
advantaoa than for nyh ,,H;e heneftl These
Statements can he mich emnhasized bv the
ascertainment Of the nronnrti0n Of federal
legislatinn which either hears nnon its face
it's priyate character. or which mon ex-
1 Elimination develops such a motive power.
And Vet the neorie wait and exnect from
their chnsen REPRESENTATIVE snch natiotic
action "a will afvanca the welfare of the
entire country. and this expectatl0n can
only he answered hv the n~erfornance of
nnhlic duty with nnseifish nnrnose. Onr
mission AMONG the nations If the earth
and orr snccess in accomDlishinp good has
given the American
PEOPLE THE RIGHT TO REQUIRE
80 +hoso .,+r,s+ad NTH tho m.k;no and
y. 10 e'' ~ ,So " asna aarfaot daHot;nn
e eheGa ~ .h " sI 70 +h ha~ m,h Hic, eood
T THY d a., w u inG iaad ~ t. %strono,v
. nn o a TTo;monn anno of tho const;tntiona
iesis. a.. imps sndana1 VI vnu and ~ nar.
i Ax1lIAtDtlVllS VI lCNVA0A PO"SAS AN y" ~
s.scen!iy eleck ene tn nS : Int;on go !"
eACenu tne scope ~ ae aS a1s;n nn = NV
llle uoMalu u seaeo anu .ooaa III tho n'.hI;o
upun the Rlea " euuet.v = ' tha nartie
Melate. luz pres .a a srpiao 70 o = fa Ids
slols ne.weeh p.uper ro onp Isst;on T. !. If snch
~ t tbn 1nn u ae a. ~ 9,orw "x;atanca' that
~ eno iaw ~. Jul e s1l 9d;encv ~ sent;.
n"oa 1o1 shn.,id d''1 tam NJ ,a tn enter nnon
LILY oIou nmrI my W7o hovo undartahen r.
Iua .os kayu n.oo,.;n the r;chast hiassinos
ufeo = traa GU" nn up,u"ta with tha constitution
az ~ on me- gHide: let ma follow the way it
as oul su'ue1 TO- nc W hone Il will moi mis-
points Out. Let.us nopo ~ w.. hoe +aLan
,e eau w. h;,a aan sha ao,emn nh,iration to ann.
nputu OIL. n.n nrnse erU he cnnstitntion can find
apot;sfact;an w soiace for d~islOyalty in the
sat.slaelLon " " sr q snd disnhaved in
soarch IF a halter wav to reach the public
weifare than the constitution afforded.
What has been said is deemed not inap-
propriate at a time when, from a century's
height, we view the way already trod by
cover ene their aHe1 future ture'o path. The seventh
nros,daIt Of the limited States, the soldier
ann statesman. and all the time the firm
and brave friend of the people, in vindica-
ton Of his course as the protector Of the
popular rights and the champion Of true
American citizenship, declared ia Re- 1t mat snx ldne
d dmE,e' and m = fxed d determination to restore