New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04

The Democratic leaders are not' III m"s' w '"''''
on very good terms with each other. 1hey are an
rivals in business and in politics seyer"l Vi
than do not speak as they pass py' Ivy o.
divided by geography as well as sentiment ~
all live either in Helena or in Butte. Helena i
on the east side Of the main Rocky rahs'' p",N
on the west. II has been the policy oI ule
Helena millionaires TO minimize ana hiiN't'"'
Butte, TO circulate the impression that IL is
,,h,rh of IIclena and mere mining camp
whereas it is no more a suburb OF Heieiia I'M, III
phihdelphia is a suburb Of New-iork. lh's
business jealousy between the rich men OF ''i'
two critics has iaundced all their oiher fei""o"'
and they fuss and fight like parcel oi 'oihcaeS
In Gtber town the situation is no peuter i"7
two greatest great men in Helena are UoNernor
uauser and Colonel Broadwater lne wv"
GREATEST great men in Butte are Daiy anu Nn''N'
Tho only time Hauser and Broadwaler Io'" n"m"'
is v,,en they are raiding DAILY ana Oiarke' i"'
only time DAILY and Clarke exchange SUI.
is when they are humping iauser anu nro'"
u,oter The situation is, therefore, hisihS III
esting Mr. Ianser and Mt bFoF"N''V. ~
zach his lesser light. EN-Delesh'e pico'iii''' WV
hoe served in several Congresses, IS ia'hereu ~
| n-.su.oter MIR McGinnis calculates upon Delhs
| ,bo Democratic candidate for Governor anu "oPo
,bonoe 70 be lifted into the Senate Inc uo"p''
ui,b that is he will come III cohu'ct WIFI 'h'
Colonel himself as well as with every olie' p'oi'
/ ep, man in his party. EN-Delegale looir i WI
u.user's Younger partner IN politics. apu nv Wv
! otoems himself the most available cahulu"' Ior
,.oruorsbin and. of course, for later and
| hiober bonors At the recent election LOT mci""''e
90 I'm constitutional Convention, Mr.. loole ana
ur McGinnis ran on the same ticket Inc le'i'"E
,1....a,r them was no, improved by that expert
II X orenlv and holly charged by The
| 80 e NcGinnis that he was cut by the
| -, qoole following so that il might appear
iat ,rooIe WIS the more popular man, ana. ergo
| 49, for candidate for Governor. The returns
ao.,oiplv show that McGinnis ran far Dehihu
/ roole in district where ne "ou"
naturally have led the Ticket Nr.
uapser though appointed Governor lof pI'''
tom, nv Cleveland distinguished himself oN r'SlhE
~ omen rebellion against the Administration aS
90 ;,s free trade policy and even more particularly
os n sharks This renders him all lhe Hio'e
nonular however, and gives him handle upou
I'LL Mr. Broadwater will have diihcui'y 10
! break his grip 1o
Another areat Democrat on the east SIDE oil me
| ce i the Hon Sam. Wood, whose l'ihc u
chiefly identified with place called Camos ir"IIlo'
WIN Chief Joseph, undoubtedly the greatest
Indian warrior. general that ever hNed' Wnosc
famous fighting retreat over 1000 miles oil "Ilu'r
no.. rivals the march of Caesar through O"H'
hod reached the mountains Of Montana, Volhh'eci
,roon WAS formed in Virginia CITY 10 co-oP''""
With General Howard in opposing the lh'""iS'
Mr. Wood was a prominent member oil lhis uooP'
One night the Indians made break anu ''H'
I'll ,ildI,. resembling war.whOOps pell-men upon
the volunteers. II is SAID 1here was si'"'
interim Of amateur soldiery. In the campaign
alapPO of
sneecbes in one of which he brought charges
a,roin.t Mr. Carter. the Republican candidate.
| When ANYBODY says rude things about Montana
,,a.,,,lioan il j. ALWAYS left 10 Colonel Sanders
to reply. And in this instance the Colonel repieu
/ 90 heartily that Mr. Wood was moved to challenge
/ lin, to mortal combat The Colonel accepted u
CHALLENGE publicly and ANNOUNCED the place 81
/ ,,o,.ir., ond the weapons We VIII nght, ne
said on Camos Prairie. and my weapon sB'l
! 10 ON Indian var-whOOp" 1t is feared by Mr.
Woods friends that Camos Prairie and the war
wboop stand grimly between him ana the Sehae'
! On the west side Of the range Mr.. Clarke IS un.
doubtedlv "A powerful leader of the Democratic
host and the most likely candidate for the senate
His friends were sadly mortified at his dclea'
/ for Congress in 1855 and they VIII Work me
more zealousN Oh that account TO secure lof MN
v,bat he j. said often 10 have declared to be the
summit of his ambition His rivals include DE-
| Mitchell Washburue Stapeton, whose greatest
drawback is his eminent respeciaDllty' ana MI
W W Dixon frequently styled the flSiu DAT
ristar of Butte" DR.. Mitchell Is strong man
in his party lie is the sort or man WHO c""u
20 into a saloon in The earliest ana ruueSV u"' ,
,yitbout fear Of insult A considerable part Of
his wealth has been derived as the keeper oil d
Territorial lunatic asylum in which enterprise ne
cI,-
tracts. These westside tempters OF political Tort
uue all stand as trembling suppfcants Tor sym
nathv support and favor in the presence oil Mar
cus DAILY Mr. Daily is the manager ana one oil tle
/ f,rr rrourirtors of the Anaconda mining inter-
nrse The Anaconda Company owns the greatest
and most profitable mining plant IN the world
and Mr. DAILY Il big-brained lrishman who began
life in the West a. e. miner, IS the NE Oh IL
all lie made the mine what it Is, lie established
q smelling plant that is the wonder ana adiNIih-
ZION of mining experts, he founded cilA' anu u
today the head and front Of business ui''O
employs 5000 men. DAILY has been charged WIN
unalterable fcalty and reacherous conduct oI
prominent Democrats on both sides OF the range
acctrding as his indifference and aggressive sup
mort hammered from one election to another 10
affect their individual fortunes. IN the present
situation be keeps his own counsel ana pcyohd
announcing that ne is not himself ca"uIu"~
for the Senate or anything else, which Is peheVed
or not lust as people prefer he maintains al
attitude Of inscrutable reserve.
The Republicans are not troubled with amoitlous
and warning leaders. They are united, ana IN
dead. aggressive earnest. The talk about russell
Harrison having compromised the SITUATION ny
interferepers of one kind or another Is rhlcuohs
lie As a lie it has utterly failed OF It's purpose
II was 50 persStcntly repeated ana WIN such
particularity, that not knowing Mt Harrison
az first supposed there must he someihlng III IT,
But the PEOPLE out here know nm an" ueS Ano"
the story 10 be absurdly lahe. 9lr llarr'So"
has behaved discreetly He IS now IN Europe
MI u has nnIlOn OF