The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1896-07-03

4 @ Montana regard 0ur national finances :s the
issue parHno1nt.to all others ANA will doubtless
/ "lliiod lhelf SUPPORT from The nominee for pres
dent who 81 course viii he pledged to carry out
| the financial views expressed in the platform
However, am glad the St. Louis convention had
| the courage ana honesty 70 make lii utetpliqocal
declarations, even il it is in favor Of sin!,la gold
| standard There is no strH,ldle or evasion and
/ the battle fOf biineaSnlcan nnW BE fairly Tough;
! TO finish.
/ :. think, for ha people Of Montana at la5tst
| The questions involved in the raauatio4 of our
| national finances are, ana Of right Shoud be- par
i amount TO ail others
3. laiInire Major Mckinley. and admit that at
one time he was well disposed towards an en-
larged H." Ut the white mntat u he now stands
/ Sl'mfelS upon the st. Louis platform lld is fully
committed t. the gold sti,iltiAra and to the de-
Sltncien Of silver as money. ana il does nOt mat
tel-tn the least Whit his financial yir}3s were i've
/ yHHrsago; 10 friend Of silver can now, consist
/ entity, support him for president.
/ A. hayr no definite opinion at this time :ts TO
1 what will be best Probably we shtl al hp.;1ir
to form better idea after We Know The result ct
| the national conventions Of the other parties
1 .. Henry M 'r"ier--ahoyt I'LL others
/ 6, heartily approve their action I;tnglaG Air.
! iIarmln walked ont viii lIr. Tenr ana think
ne tly deserves the splendid oyations IL has f.
ceiged from bis constituents since his return to
! Montana, At the same time, | have no fault 10
Ind with MesstS Carter. Mantle MetzeI;tNd Mar
shall 'ihn reasons they assign Tor remaining in
| the convention until Hitcr the nominations were
made, are entirely satisfactory; ana hope and
believe they will no" stand side by si,ie with Nj.
/ Hartman lttl Dc a> trr TIL he 10 THE beStnterests
! OF Montana,
.. . y. 5. SrAGi.nU1.fs. m.. ....5.
| Al heartily ""lofseoyerytAingb buGrMaii iiaatlct;
pianG oi H. platform.
The ffee coinage q silver. Thr taair aues-
ton, Hhch was the laadn2 issno i'll u. has
thuN. heen efectudtg settled bgthe Object lesson
furnished THE country by Tie ueHo"rAcy since hat
time.
3 With free coage platform, Major McNu-
| ley Wo4l'l tnya been logical cantiidafn ror his
record shows him to hay= been ever ray0w4lla u
bimeGtilistn, but II he is the honest man that I
believe him to be, he can be 0f Eut little elp tO
the silver eanSe. IewiIl lie handicapped bg the
It. L0nis platform.
!. b&eEe It to lie too early t5.giye an 0pini5n
a5 10 fiiH action o. Tie coaYanliaIi III EaSailt IN
presidential electors. hut | think attention sboud
be given to Keeping the state organization solid
ana Harmonious
). Henry ". Teller
&. believe the noE-boIsefs Will be endorsed by
!; naIUGty 0i thcir Constituent
zO8EG NOTES
In u. NJ Morrvll, alp u tAe heaviest
owners in the Ri Metallic and Granite /
Nou1t&ln and otNer mines in Tire state,
Including the Porphyfy lii<e Nra@erti9..
was IN the city on sunday and WetIt IN
the Iosel etistriet accompanied t5y y. !.
i'icIe1ber@, John )sfaurl<o 9ia l5atte. +,
l.. Bonner Of Miss Ul:. ana z u. .f9sjFH
Of This city. IAe party visited tho =ErIlls, /
Hidden Hand, Bonanza. Gold NUggaf
and Carbonate
III. MerE..li cSieirssa1 hfmse,f.s inner
pleased and most :.r344nl5}S. ei5Tal.i.f=,
With tho amount 0f 3Far); rl5nt E5S EuI9.
done in tic district and She fine shaTffI=s
made bv fha producers of tGr l9311 ~
fllo head OF which stands Dre.cluIapntIx .
the Carbonate. Although tIarn. V.,.,.,..f,4
definite indications IN Dr. McFf..5i.s 80
pres8ienS while here to iuGli.9te fbal la
hns any l}lans i'm Eipvs rf43r.I ;51o- t1I55 3.5
properties. if is believed tbatz no t35o,,rt.+
SO taV0rably OF tile nrospetts fflat 4Ts ,a,S,#
hereafter interest himself a3l .,esna:,to
capitalists in fhn1n
Loaded va~nna hrin,i,,.F= r.,,.,,
losnl still rnntin,,,, ,1s;1,. t,5.a,,a.,=
thn rifv o,,a ;,,ai,,,o 4..,+;,,,,7
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