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Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1898-11-26

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EDISON, SATURDAY, NOV. 26, '9s.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-20
Another County Seat Fight.

Sheridan, April ia county seat
tight is on between Sheridan and the
pre- sent location OF the county "dads"
Virginia City. The past month
the air has been full of county seat
talk relative to moving the county
seat to Sheridan. The paper down
the valley Il few weeks ago made a
strong plea for the removal citing
the distances one travels in going to
and returning from Virginia City,
from the several towns in the county,
but did not name any particular can
didate. Sheridan graspcd the situa
tion by the horns. as it were, called
d public meeting, formulated Il petit
tion praying the county commissions
crs to submit the removal of the
county seat to Sheridan to a vote Of
the people. Five solicitors were ap-
pointed and sent out over the county
to secure signatures. Word has been
received from several OF the solicitors
that they are meeting with success,
especially at the Bridges, whore they
expected to meet with opposition.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-20
rilE HORRORS OF WAR.

This is a good time for the Amcrl-
can people to keep cool. Cuba should
be freed, and Spain should be COM
pelled, at the cannon's mouth if
necessary to make ample amends for
the destruction of the Maine. But
il both these ends can be achieved
without Il resort to bloudshcd so
much the better. Those who argue
that a war would restore prosperity
take but u merccnary view Of the
value Of patriotic lives. War means
widows and orphans: it means pain
and hardship: it means spoilation,
devastation and annihilatiOn; it
means high taxes and more pension
ers. For Il time war might mean
increased business activity, mess
pork and canned beef and houl
might 60 up, but the rise would be
followed by a deadly reaction, and it
would take generations to restore
business to it's normal condition
The war debt Of the United States
is still unpaid to the amount 0
nearly ST., 7S5. 600, 1000, while the pen
! sion roll 33 Years after the war i:
larger than ever, amounting to abou
$3.50, 900. 600 per annum.
These facts should give the nation
pause it there is any way by peace
ful means to liberate Cuba and com
pei Spain to satisfy American homo
as to the Maine. II no such wa
can be devised, then war is incVi
table, and men may cry s'pcacc
Pcacen but there will be no peace
Inter Mountain.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-20

inc the independence Of the republic
which is in possession Of the east end
OF the island, do we propose to make
ourselves it's allies, to conquer or
drive out the queen in the west?
That would not be recognition Of in
dependence: it would be an alliance,
offensive and defensive, with the in
surycnt government, and against the
Spanish government: and it might
make us. under the laws Of nations,
responsible for the conduct OF our
ally.
"Therc is a well-groundc1 suspi-
cion that the inSurycnt government
is run from New York, and that a
lar2c issue 0! bonds, plcd2ing That
government and its rcvcnucs-i1 it
ever comes into possession OF the
isIand-havc been and will be issued.
There are also decided appearances
around Washington Of a lobby, and
lObbics as Il rule do not exist unless
there are money considerations be-
hind them. l. myself, cannot under
stand why men who month ago were
urging the tnltcd NlalcS 10 dcc!afc
war, either in behalf Of the in>lr-
gents or on account Of the sinking Of
the Maine, should now that armed
intervention to pacjiy the island is
proposed. be so bitterly opposed TO it.
These men now ask only for rccogni-
tion Of the insurgcut government,
without intervention. They would
rather take their chances on the IN
surycn1, conQucrin9 the island with
out outside help, than Of having
peace come under the protection OF
tho Enilod States. without rccugni-
ton The only motive for such con.
duct is that in case Of the former tho
Cuban bonds would be good: in ca>t
of the latter the bonds would bt
worthless. Would it not be Il lasting
disgrace if the humanitarian purpose
Of the American people, deep ant
strong enough to put forth its owl
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-20
UnW Richmond Held Out.

Captain Crouch of Omaha, who
commanded Il Kentucky company
upon the losing side OF the "late
mnpleasantness," tells good story.
Lincoln was being urged from the
beginning of the war to take Rich
mond and that city was the point Of
attraction for the federal army. But
talking Of taking Richmond and TAX
ing Richmond we're two different
matters. General Scott, who was
not retired until after several futile
attempts had been made to take
Richmond, was summoned before
the president.
"Gencral Scott" said Mr.. Lin
,scoln, sWill you explain to me why it
lis that you were able to take the
City of Mexico in three months with
5000 men and have been unable to
take Richmond in six months with
;l0O,O 900 men?"
ayes sir, / can, Mr.. President, .
treptied General Scott. ''The men
who took me into the City OF Mexice
are the same men who are keeping
tme out of Richmond now"
This was concise. The troops that
<defeated Santa Anna were mostly
recruited from the South.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-20

which will be within IS hours, Il con
siderable body Of troops viii be
thrown into the province OF I'i,Iur
del Rio, in the ncigIlborhund, prob
ably. Of Bahia Honda and an ad-
vance upon Havana will br begun at
once. The fleet will cooperate with
the land forces from the moment
they land in Cuba, and both will at
tack Havana simultaneously
Even if the resolution finally
passed by congress does not rccog-
nizc the present republican govern
meut III the island tI2 plan Of the
army is to unite with the armies OF
Gomez and Garcia as allies against
the Spnniards. IT is probable that
troops viii be sent to Join these
revolutionary armies in Puerto
Principe or Santa Clara. or that
ships will be sent to transport some
Of he Cuban troops to the vicinity
Of the capital. In any event, an cf-
fort will be made to cooperate at
once with the armies Of the rcvo-
lutionary leaders in the work Of
driving the S!dllaFu> 0lll ol the Is
land. With the establishment Of Il
stable and independent government
in If c Cuba, the army will have no.
thing to do, at least in the prclimin-
ary part Of the campaign. Its task
is to sweep the Spaniards out OF TIC
island. TO do this most effectively
it will At once seek the closest ALI
alicc with the revolutionary troops.
The Wardcpartmcnt is certain that
Gomez and Garcia have respectable
armies in the eastern part OF the
island. This conclusion is based up
on the fact that they have been able
70 hold back the Spanish armies anC
/ even TO win notable victories against
some of the best officers Of Spain
! These revolutionary troops, aided b,
some American regulars and supplied
with arms and ammunition, Will tt
able, it is Thought. TO do very effect
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-20
PLANS FOR TIE ATTACK.
\ Joint Movement to be Made on the
City Of Havana.

New York. April IA special to
the Hines from Washington says;
ihc plans for the joint land and
naval attack upon Havana have been
practically decided on. They have
been tie subject of dcliocratiOn Of a
number Of meetings 0! the naval
strategic board, Of councils Of the
Joint war and navy board and Of con-
ferenccs between the government
and military officials. From the
first it was considered abSolutcl y es~
scnLial that there should be Il Joint
movement Of the land aud naval
forces Of the United States against
The Spanish in Cuba, and the only
thing left for discussion was the best
course to be pursued in carrying ont
this plan. One difficulty that hac
continually presented itself is tht
fact that the navy is ready for al
advance on Havana within an hou'
after the declaration OF war: while
the army could not possibly throw
any considerable force into Cuba il
less time than IS hours.
"Should the Sect Of Captain Samp
son wait until the army is rcady2'
has been asked: ''Or should it, a
soon as war was determined on, pro
cccd TO carry out its instructions anf
| Invest Havana from the sea-"
1t is now decided that the fee
will ut once move on Havana, invcs
il, and at the same time hold ope'
the Florida straits for the free
transportation Of troops into the is
land. 4 part Of thc 'lcct will b'
employed for This purpose, as we'll q
to keep open the Gulf to the west 0
Havana for a like purpose.
AS soon us the army is ready
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-20
STATE AND WORLD. !,

The British forces in Jamaica will
be reinforced by 5000 additional
troops.
George Stout of Philadelphia who
was knocked out in a prize fight by
Oscar Gardiner, died of his injuries.
At the recent school election at
Virginia City, Mrs. Cheeley, wife Of
the Madisonian man, was elected
trustee.
A,bull calf at Sheridan, Montana,
(which was buried under a straw
stack that had blown down, was
found alive ten days after.
Thomas Mcdonald met with a
serious accident in the Middle OF
Road mine at Georgetown, falling
down the shaft for a distance Of 80
feet and breaking both legs.
1t is officially announced that
Captain Sigsbee and Commander
Goodrich will be the commanders Of
the St. Louis and St. Paul when
those vessels are put in commission.
Two hobos knocked one brakeman
of the top Of a car near BoZeman
last week and hit another brakeman
in the mouth with a rock. COnduc-
tor Scott followed the two men and
arrested them.
Ling, Il specie Of fish resembling a
cross between an eel and mud cat,
with features bearing 4 likeness to
the, Goldfish, are being caught quite
freely'in the Kootenai and are con-
sidercd fine delicacy. They are
pretty nearly boneless.
The Anaconda friends OF Messrs.
w. Hoge. A. W. McCune, f. E. Sar.
.geant and w. NJ. Thornton will be
pleased to hear that they have struck
it immensely rich in their Payne
group Of mines at Sandon, B. G. II
is said they haze struck it So rich
that they can take life as easy az
they desire.-Recorder
John Webster, coal miner a
Aldridge, in Park county, has beer
arrested for the murder of his mis-
'tress. Webster's house was burned
down, and the body of the Wonar
was found in it with marks Of stran
gnlat1on omit. They had frequentl.
tnuarreled and she was about to leav
Ihim.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-20
IIOW'S This !

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Ut Catarrh that
"cannot be cured by Halls Catar' h
Cure.
IT.. J. CHENEY & Co, Props, Toledo,
Ohio.
We the undersigned, have known
T. ]. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and finan-
,cially able to carry out any obliga-
ltions made by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio.
'Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, whole
sale druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting. directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. Price 75c per bottle. Sole
by all Druggists. Testimonials free
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-20
RECOGNITION INNNlSI.
Federal Judge Grosscup Gives Reasons
For This View.


For This View.
Judge Grosscup Of the federal court
OF Chicago, is uuOtcs by the Chicago
dailies with the following language
in the matter Of recognition Of the
independence of Cuba at this time:
''Should the means employed be
recognition OF independence followed
by armed intervention. orshould it be
simply armed intervention to pacily
the island? The former has almost
insuperable difficulties. Recognition
Of independence. implies that in our
Judgment the insurycnt government
has already conquered its indepcnd-
ence. In point Of fact, however. it
has not. IF it had, then armed in
teryention would be unnecessary.
Recognition Of independence and
the same proposal contradict each
other. independence already achieved
needs no outside help. The protlcr OF
outside help bellies the claim that in
dependence has already been achieved.
\ proposal so selt-con ntradictOrv could
not hcl p but be regarded by the world
as insinccrc. IT would be attributed
to the wish Of this nation for wal
rather than to the facts Of the s!tuo'
tion.
"But even wciyhtier fcaSoH
against recognition exists. Not even
the Cuban jlnta claims that the in
surycnts have possession Of the whole
Of Cuba. No one acquainted Will
the facts claims that they arc in con
troll Of the entire island. SPAN i:
is still .in1isputably in possession o
| Havana and Of the western provinces
Recognition could at most go only lC
the extent Of ttc actual present pos
sessions Of the insurgents. Are thcr,
then to be two flags on the island
the flag OF the republic and the IlaE
Of the Quccn--thc one floating Owe
the east, the other waving over the
capital and the west: Or, rccogniZ
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-20
Got Ills Mouth orr.

Madrd April l3.-Don Carlos has
issued a manifesto. in the course Of
which he says: "Ihc Carlist who, in
the face of war with the United
States, would rise in arms against
Spain, is traitor. If war occurs all
those who fight against the foreigner
who insults us will deserve well of
Carlos. If the Spanish government
does not venture INTO war, but per-
mits the loss of Cuba. then Carlsts
who do not respond to the voice OF
the king viii also be traitors. If tho
government will not take up the
glove thrown down at Washington
the king himself will come to Spain
and if he cannot get soldiers he vii
get volunteers from the provinces t.
defend the honor Of the country"
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-20
( against the soldiers under

B!anCO ana fanuOs
AS soon as war is declared the war
department will issue, upon the call
of the president. orders for the en-
listmcnt Of at least 100000 troops.
At first there was some talk OF 10, 900
volunteers being sufficient for the
purpose, but t was soon found that
this number would not be sufficient
to keep up the garrisons along the
coast, together with a body Of troops
sufficiently large to defend the coun-
try from invasion. 1t would not be
at all adequate to the task OF supply-
ING rcinfOrccments for the army Of
occupation. or Of forming a nucleus
Of a still larger army for any opera
tions on a larger scale than is now
contemplated. Certainly not less
than 80. 900 troops will be called for
at once. and $50. 900 will be assuredly
organized within a short time after
the opening Of hostiltics. Orders
for the organization Of great vollln-
tcer force are now prepared and can
be issued instantly upon a declaration
Of war. ...
Until war is declared or recognized
as existing, nothing further can be
done. AS soon as it is declared, with
clause in the resolution authorizing
| the organ 2ation Of a volunteer army,
| these orders will be transmitted to
| the proper quarters, and at least lo,-
900 men will be ready to respond to
the call Of the PRESIDENT, to 90 Whcr-
/ ever the government thinks it advlS-
able to send them.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-20
Feeling Against the United states.

Paris, April l4.-The feeling here
Of both the press and the public is
very strong against the United
States, especially since President
Mckinlev'S message. MI. Mckinley
is compared to pontius Plate and
the American congress is accused of
a buccanecring spirit, which it is
feared will extend to the possessions oi
other nations as we'll as those of
Spain. There is feverish activity at
the government dockyards in COM
pleting vessels and rc-arning old
ones
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-20

Thos Ii Carter, Helena. &c.,.
Reprcscntatiyc--HOn q. Hartman, BOzc-
STATE.
Govcrnor-Rolcrt B. Smith.
Lieut.. Governor-A. r. Spriggs.
Secretary Of Statc-T. S. Hogan.
State AulitOr--T w. POindcXtcr.
State rreasurer-T. E. Collins
Attorney Gcneral-C. 2. Nolan. ."
supt: Of Public Instruction-E A. Carleton.
Chief Justice--W Y. Pembcrton.
ASS Jnsticcs-W. II. Hunt W. T. Pigott.
Clcrl; Supreme Court-Bcni Webster. u~
COUNTY
District Jutlgc-Frank II. Woody.
Clerk Of District Court-Allcn +. Shappcc
Sheriff. Fl. Irvine.
CLERK and Rccorder-Jas. r. Fitzgerald.
Treasurcr-.J. Il. Squit:'s.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT D. Smart.
County Attorncy-Ienry !: Myers
Supt. Public nstruction-hlttlc ostermeyef
Survcyor--W. S. Fortiner
E0rDl .r--I'. b. OWings.
Public \ 'i4nistrator--, n, l'iEsIns' IS 1o,,, n
Hendricks, John W. Mayhem,
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-20

lOuN IlSE VI ~ N'llIltIA1u NitiLSi''o "Ho
have offered their services for enlist
ment:
Up from the bosky bluegrass dc1ls,
Up from the bOurbon-ilowing wells,
Up from the peayinc's trec-girt soil,
Up from the red brush, where they toll,
Up from the pcnnyrlc's cnvc-picrccd ground
Comes a wild and woolly, welcome sound,
or frattling spurs and c!anking swords,
OF mounted men in hustling hordes:
A thousand lorscmcn, ten times DER,
And ten times ten that many more;
Each eager with a wild delight,
10 meet the Spnniards in fight;
Each sword is flashing from its sheath,
And eyes are sparkling undcrncath;
Strong arms are raised, and hearts us true
AS beat beneath the gray and blue,
And fierce the clarion voices shout:
severe fixed to fight this business out.
Bring on the men the armies need,
We'll be the Colonies. Let war proceed ~
.M- New York Sun.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-20

blood and treasure in behalf Of an
other, should be found to cover and
promote Il mere mohey-making enter
prise wv
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-20

The farmer, the mechanic and the
bcvclc rider are liable to unexpected
Hazel >alvc is the best thing TO keep
on haud 1t heals quickly, and is q
wei! known cure for piles. j. y.
Ni>cr x Co.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-20
Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away.

To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
netic, full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To,
Bac, the wondcr-workcr, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, SOC or 81. Cure guaran'
teed. Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-20

Take laxative Brumo Quininc
Tablets. All druggists refund tho
money if it. fails to cure. 23r.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-20
THE CRUISER MONTGOMERY.

Montgomery cruiser Of oso she
guns and ten small
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-20

Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever
tOc. 25c. II &C c. fail. druggists refund money
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-20

Frankfort, Ky, April Ex-Governor
Bradley this morning made public
long list Of prominent citizens who
have offered their services for enlist
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-20
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CONGRESSlON-L,

CONGKESSIUN~L L.
u. S. Scnato tors--Hon. Lee Mantle, Butte; Hon
Thos. Ii Carter, llclcna.
Representa- tiye--HOn. q. 5 Hartman, BOZc-
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-20
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The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-20

The British forces in Jamaica will
be reinforced by 5000 additional
YtrOODS,