The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-19

triOtic the impulse that starts them. the
failures could be grouped In scores.
Brazil has TAX m the world by surprise.
That sentiment will he strengthened IL
the republic In perpetuated.
With the newst that the United states
Of Brazil nave been established. comes
n suggestive quotation from the Cologne
Gazrtfe i'm which allusion in made to the
fact that Germans form u large portion
of the population of southern Brazil
and that the situation has
claims upon German interests
and sympathies. IL Herman in
terests in Brazil are influenced by the
establishment of the republic. that In
an affair in which the government of
Germany cannot actively interest
itself. otherwise All absolutely leu
trail policy an the part Of
the United states must Ike aban-
doned and Germany must be
taught that IL has no right whatever,
for more than mi years. to mix itself up
i'm any way. shape. form or manner with
political controversies concerning states
Oh this side OF the Atlantic ocean.
MAKING STATES FOR US.
\ hand that evidently does not pre-
pare the Inter MonHf0iH'S usual daily
editorial grist. has space in yesterdays
edition to discuss the democratic candi-
dates for the fedora senatorship. That
newspaper has il that the candidates
are grouped in pairs, with Governor
~lIaGser and w. w. Dixon hitched up
i'm competition against Major Maginnis
and w. a. Clark.
There N no telling how far toward
the inside of things the writer for our
enrnfop,p.nrarv lIns t,kAart alba IN advance
May not the combination he exactly
the reverse! Is it not possible that
liauser and Clark are yoked together
against the other two, ar may ii be
that either one of these gentlemen will
conclude tn rum against the field! ls
Judge Dixon the man who il supposed
by a good many people to be anxious
just now to strike the Northern Pacific
for money or marbles. or is that person
a republican whose name does not APP
peal i'm the Inter .Monnfain's listI
II may he that the combination an
nounced by the Inter .Monntoin has
been made 1t is indeed quite as prob
able as that newspapers discovery of "a
plan to wreck republicans on the road
tn Helena. Certainly. If one examines the
subject with care. it will appear that
either pair would make "a good working
team in Washington. both being inn
mensely superior to any combination
of republicans that the most ingenious
politicians could devise.
IL is clearly the opinion of the Inter
Mountoin that the combination will
win which prefers Judge Dixon to Mr..
Clark. That point ought to he made
clearer by our contemporary. Ii. as il
appears to claim. money is to settle the
business. Mr.. Clark isn't exactly u pau
per. even il he measure purses with
Judge Dixon. M We certainly agree
with the inference conveyed in the
Infer Mountain that Mr.. Clark would
make AN admirable senator.
1t doesn't just exactly accord with
our notions that the Inter Mountain
should frame states for the guidance of
democrats: still. our evening contempt
rary tries tn fOment trouble among
democrats with such infinite innocence
and in such sublime ignorance of what
democrats are planning. hat we relish
it's work and crave more of it. Yet
the Inter Mountain would better leave
this line of work to the gifted gentle
man whose control of it's editorial page
in generally recognized. When il comes
downright to booming all fOur of the
gentlemen i'm question for the United
states senate. no republican lying
around loose in Silver Bow can match
him.
Men who swore allegiance to the
Mormon hurch and who took an oath
of eternal hostility tn the institutions