The new North-west., 1889-09-20
POINTS ON pOLITICS.
u Will. Though.


Missoula Item: The daily New NoRTu-
WEST is striking straight out from the
shoulder, and hits mark every clip. we
hope it will not drop after the campaign is
over.
To the Plow, Did You Say?
Gfeat Falls Tribute: Marcus Daily is at
the helm and doing effective work for the
State Ticket. His circulars bear the impress
of all energetic leader who never looks back
when he puts his hand to the plow.
Be Careful How You Vote.
MiSsoula Item: If you vote the Demo-
cratic legislative ticket, you vote for two
millionaires for United States senators, and
set Montana in the list Of those which Ma
ginnis calls the rotten borougls Of The west.
A Sad Bit OF History.
Major -Mogiaais: A year ago, through cir
cumstanccs over which We had 10 control
and great division among the leaders of
our party, and owing TO an issue that was
not popular in the Territory, the old Democ-
racy was overthrown.
1t Will 60 Solid.
Helena Herald: Since the visit Saturday
of the Anaconda member Of the "Big Four;
there is The greatest confidence expressed in
Democratic circles that the Italian vote Of
the Anaconda company will be poled solid
for the Democratic ticket.
! An Explanation Wanted.
| Bozeman Courier If a high protective
tariff is a fruitful source Of strikes in the
United States, as claimed blythe Democracy,
will some OF our Democratic oraclcs be kind
enough to inform us what cause produces
the exclusive labor strikes in Ensland'
Who's Hit.
Benton Press: The day has passed in
Montana when men protesting to be Demo
Gratis can WELD free lances or train under
The colors of the Republican or any other
party for campaign and preserve their po-
!itica standing in the Democratic party.
Two Ways Of Spelling It,
Nothing sho1t Of all earthquake can stem
the tide of Democratic victory now sweeping
over Montana.-.1nacon conda Stdllurd
Here in Missoula we spell it tied, Tied
hand and foot to the chariot wh'c!s Of the
conquerors, the 'Twn Toms. s."-NiS$ouia
Item. ".#
1t Surely Didn't.
| St. Louis Globe Dcmocruf: EN. Speaker
Carlisle says it wasn't the tariff issue that
defeated Cleveland. But the point of real
significance is that the tariff issue didn't
elect him, even with personal contribution
Of $40, 600 10 'feducate the people" upon the
subject.
The Fruits Of Injustice.
1 Grea. Falls Lealtf: Distrust- Widespread
and increasng-nuljny, ou'spnken and II
\ high paces-a auathrmas loud and leep-arc
the fruits that the Democrats are reaping fol
their oustiug Of the county officials By the
outrageous ard ,1"acherous action Of the
Democratic majority in the Cons itutiona
convent ion.
Come Of the Fence.
Missoua Item: The Bitter Root Bugls
BY Democrats. Consequently they cannot
help showing their political leanihgs, al
though both profess to b. independent
Come out, gentlemen. BE honest and hols
the Democratic flag.
Forcbe Reminder.
!
cratic writers aud public speakers in Mon
tana are denouncing the registration la"
tends to forcibly remind us Of the old adagt
that "big liars should have long memories.
This same registration law was advocated
and voted for by large number Of Demo
Gratis both in the house and council.
| No, No, No!
Rlissoula Hem Men Of Montana! ARE
you going to allow our fair and free noun
tain land to be classed with Nevada, Colo
RADIO and other pocket boroughs where mil
lonaires buy thair way into the Senate o
the United States, and where corruption ha
grown and fattened so honorable, brain,
men stand no show if they are poor.
Bearing Unexpected Fruits
Helena Herald: The registration law i
bearing unexpected fruits. The other da.
w. j. I'enrose, editor Of the Butte Mining
Journal, went to Boulder and took out hi
naturalization papers. Yet editor and ora
tor Penrose has voted the Democratic ticke
and stumped il for the Democratic party 70
10 these many years, The Legislature tha
passed that registration law buildcd wise
than they knew.
Under Which Flag.
Butte Inter Mountain: The silver pros
poets may be summed up in candid spiri
in these sentences;
/ Under Democratic rule there is no posi-
BILE hope for the white metal.
Under the Republican rule there Is ever
probability of favorable silver legislation.
The great majority Of Republicans favo
silver; the great maj GRITTY Of Democrats or
: pose it.
True Labor View.
Montana Labor .1rgus: The buying q
5 coercion of votes BY promises of payment
or pecuniary loss or personal injary, is tres
son IN Its most dangerous and insidious for1
and should be punishable by law as sucl
:, The selling of vote or the betrays
: Of public trust is political crime an
g second only to treason, and should be pur
ishable by loss of citizenship for term of {
least five years, the same as prescribe
. aliens.
One of Mr.. Carters Claims.
q Helena Journal: It should he borne i
: mind by The voters Of Montana, and It wi
r appeal with especial force to those Votel
who are moved by considerations Of eqnit
: and justice, that Mr.. Carrier shares with III
a county officials who were so cAuselessl
J. turned out of office by the Democratic ca,
c Gus of the Constitutional cunventlon, thu
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