The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-01-12
Friday. January l.. 1894.
HE II SAVED!

The Bible says that there is more JOY
in heaven over one sinner who repents
than over the ninety-and-nine who have
always walked in the straight and mar
row path. Applying the same doctrine
TO political reformation. there should Toe
much rejoicing among the faithful that
the scales have fallen from the eyes OF
an ~unregenerate political heather n
that he now sees clearly the error Of his
WAYS. In order to show the great meas.
ure of his conversion. the JOURNAL uses
that most potent of demonstrations the
deadly parallel. as follows:
POWDER RryFR. Mont. PONDER RIVER, Mont.
Oct. 1 1853 Dec. lsH".
STOCK GEOwERs jour BILLINGS GAEfrE-
~AI-I have been In answer to your re-
made the subject uupst for my opinion on
for the sarcasm of a the Mckinley law, etc.
calamity bowler of the | Will say that OWN
Whitelaw Reid and Nc to the fact that | be
hinley stripe, who three lIeve stat the Mchinle
years ago was beggl : law ana All otHrr l'els
the voters to give tie lation of the 5lst CON
legislation of the 5st gress was enacted for
congress time to Nv rk the purpose of perpet-
out" and exhibit thu re- uating the control OF
suits. We have wa ted the government in the
and the result it. a. Mr.. hands of the party then
Gordon puts it. the in control thereof, and
poor sheepmen il ding not with any regard t.
business by the iyice the wants OF demands
and consent of III sher- of the country, i do not
IT. while Mr.. : Drdou hesitate to denounce
and hiR associa : are that individual meas
endeavoring to ad the. ure a. a farce and hum
public TO belle { that bug, and ! also believe
IL is possible ID bring that it is to that 1.-THE
to is great ilst congress) legisla-
nation at a ii g whe n tion that the unsettled
providence = most state of affairs at the
hpuutiful in ler gifts. present time is largely
The election # a set of due. II Is also q mat
representatige whose ter of fact that the un-
majorities have new re certainty as to what
heen equalled assures changes will be made
us that it needs no time by the present admin
for the legislation of i%stration intensities the
such men to work out trouble. | am opposed
would advise you. 10 protection because 1t
Mr.. Gordon, to come builds up an industry
down of the perch and on an unsound bass,
quit frightening old the sands of which are
maids and such people apt to be swept away by
into the very bad habit every tide of political
of using the cellar end change that sweeps the
Of their stockings for "A country and. brings ruin
Depository. Tel the to ali Who are engaged
truth. Tell them ain it. But. while |
more patriotic set of freely admit that pro-
men never assembled in lection l. wrong, | do
the halls of congress not say that 1t II right
than the representa- for the government 10
tises now assembled withdraw all semblance
and that the occupant - fprOtCCtiuuf from those
of the white House il a industries that il has
man who cannot BE- led induced men of all kinds
INTO the wrong by the to spend from 10 To y
petty censures Of the y. ars of the best days Of
rsnate. Tell th-m pa their lives in building
triotism il contagious up, without giving u
and surrounded a. il isitime to change with the
by il. the senate j. sure chang made in the
10 catch il before thelaw. Let rs have "A
year is out and that the graduated reduction, or
party now in control. specified time. But I'M
having the fate of the der no consideration
party of the 5lst con should what a. per cent
gress before it. willtake If the sheepmcn. be-
no chances on being re- lieve 10 be the back
1egated To the oblivion bone Of the industry b.
nj the past. a. it were. withdrawn 10y the writ
FRANZ ID. O'NEuL. ing Of a line in the stat
lutes of the country.
III this il done there will
be a stampede of those
who are firm believers
lin protection that will
bring ruin a very close
|neighbor to all | be-
Ilieye that the sheep in
.dustry will prosper I'M
der free wool when once
established on a free
wool basis.
FRANK ID. ONEILL.