Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-30

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II ~ / sur :Ica &C ttle end If f.e CHI
tr,ver-t>. While tllr Aptlltkt itfAv no
he IA: in l:ptn1nAtic languy1t the ai~'
patch ~ ju7t ~ 'ult ali | crupl tin IT.
re2r-t "f the whole an.ur ~ could b."
| POWER AND FIELD.
The frrigatinn Convention speech Cause.
| sn,ne Correspondence.
| WASttISGTnS. Jan. 2>.~~A%@o"iAteti
Justice Field gave the following text
III the Corresponds nee IN Tom Pow
tr'a recent offensive In'putatlon-:
~urREME touRT UNITED MATES
WASHINGTON. .. t., Jun. Is, 1859. {
lion. r. T.. Power, United States
Senator-Deaf = +: hAve to-day
! been called upou by u cort+stouden,
Of the CnicaKn Evening Past, who
gave nle an extract from th- pAper
which quoted you As saying: I dis
like 10 nav IT, judge on thu supreme
trnrh, VINO 10 actually lohtAi+t in
g+ttitg Judges namtd. This | have
unde st:ud from my colleague, who ~
n la *yer. refer to Judge Field, who
III getting nus ct his road to arrange
that lani grant foAd. shall ct our
mineral tauds. I dislike t. n.entinn
tht-e things, but they are tAcfs."
The -Arle paper ai>n on JANUARY lib
retr *en's you t4 NY lug in e:le:t tunt
the paper /. correct j.: giving you Nv
The thor Of su.li ~tAt+lIl*ut' 1nkt
tne librr1y Ut >'ying IL you that they
ar r1ttiteIv nl'*tukeu. / au, INT rrr-
| uttfn~ ndfhE the Arpn1ntsn+ni Of apy
Judges, nor iAvt / flhtl+ ~t,. ul: h: llxu /
i~+l ut fttr'eet THIRTY tn IL. .n II I DE-
y r.. / have, 1t. nI'~Wtr ~ lnulllre-
1rutn tn~ frt >ideIrt aud the lnr.
nrv>Een"r~i. -ktr4: ~ tt. thr uuntitlr
alton # .:itl~rtUt ue. >ut,- liz iudi':al
'stti er.. given MY np,nttn> IT, ht-t
t4Itit, hu' | have ;ju' t rw arl no tab
di.jatts4 fur thn "tfl' y tny>~t', with
itt exception nltuii,utd. -.-..
! | l;att ,'~tnc ,tIsd ~ u, t,y stt.h-
| tor herr Wnn A%ket u t.l,t tlur*tlon- IT,
~lectlng .)u1Ee ttrht:Nsf 1stAtI'. who>r
nhn WIS D. nd d'tK brt rt tht SITUATE,
| tt'us ~ ,ltnat'd i t"r i rug: Judge TT
| thnt d:~1r.". | stated Ia a.:s.+r tllut
Judge Beatty t,nu tunhl~'t Ehr eirrnit
> t.elrt In ran FrAuti-c ti,l- t,n1l >un:-
u,er with ability aid lrt' ming. h4, l4r
! nnH hS hi~ fnlrt+~y Hu1 i gultv IT
nnnu~r nui ht'1lttv nn the II ~f,tti trs
nteu ~ tHvuratle nn ilnprts+i II ttut
onf.1e TT lil- lawyers ~, That HirttiI hat
| rIus~ III that Nuu!d fenulntuenh AIs
| nlro'ntn+rt ~ rIrtuE judge, nirl,~
1lo1jetf lie SAINT tNInk uI~u tt >~ltu:ur
Sanders NJ Mont4ita. and psri1Ap~ 20
| ~nn.e nlfler s*hattt~, | WA- no' IT.
uuainttd d with JuhKr ktn1fy unlil afcr
Tia Nomination nna unly 4ehl nrd .fh,s
qualities Nv u judge hy ot,set vatlun uf
tne ad1hlr4htt maui Or In whlrtI he
s1t~chArk+d his uuti+ III the circuit
court iu San Fr,ucieco.
| dor't know h,s opinion or the optn-
ions of any othtr persons l,nmtd or
~nggt sted HI II possible candidate Or
ftderAl judgestl'p on the question OF
the ownership nf gold and silver in the
land giant: i to rAilrnad companies
which you represent ne o. nux ous to
sustain. The whole statement which
purports to co1ne from you is % utter
iy deartn of foundation whatever. I
must express my surprise aud a-'on-
ishment at Its being made. Very "e-
apectfnIly yours.
STEPHEN FIELD,
On the same day letter ia subtAnti-
ally the same language WIS addressed
by Justice Field to Wilbu, f. Sanders.
Upon reaching Washington Tom
Power replied AZ follows:
WASHINGTON, Jan. q, 1902.
Hon. Ju1tice Field, Wa.hington~~
Dear Si1: Your cosumun,:ation ofthe
13t.4 rertlVed To day M arrival here.
| While very much deploe the cau~e
Ut this cOrrt spUndenre, | Will f,aukly
slate that nlnch hhs been sHid in The
newspapers which wH> unuuihM ,Zed,
| Statements that did make were omit,
ID and son,t nj the remarks misuuuts d.
| THE people uf Montana are deeply in
| trre.tt 4 In the mineral lanN question
and recent any seeming eucrnachment
| nn their rights. For this reason the
definition III your decision of The case
OF lhe Davla u1u'lhistrAlo,s W. Wei~
/ old, l3G, u. y. Reports, OF what are
mineral lands, hrs c:cus'oned much
adverse criticism. No nne would he
til r~ happy than to put you right
before those deeply inter sted. If
agreeable tn you [ will tuke pleasure
fn calling upon you TO talk over The
Question Mt ISSUE. Very respectfully
) ours,
| r. &. POWER.
To this Justice Field replied W fol-
! lows:
! WASHINGTON, Jan. 22, 1902.
Hon. Thomas e. Power, United
Stntes SenAtor--Dear Sir: Your letter
uf yesterday las heen receive and
rekr.t To say that It merely corrts~
ponds to my letter of the 18th inst.,
and Is eva-ivt Of tne matter Of which
I complained. You do not deny the
use of the offensive language quoted
nr the charge which ] pronounced un"
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