Whoare the men seeking to overt h row^the election'.' Chief ddmmdj them is a^man who has boM a chronic candidate^for congress, in Montana, for twenty live^years, ami w ho never yet has DOM able^to hreak into that high ollice. ThfM^years ago Lewis ami Clarke county,^stmildly republican, inn) hio own home.^^pewiMl him out of polit ii-h by over eleven^hundred majority and it was sii|i|hmmI^that this was the end. Not so. Like u^chronic impurity of the Mood he hreaks^out in a manner least DSDMtod, Lut nl^ways olTonsive. And then there is Selig^man, weak, vain and mercenary, w ho is^like DM) hi the hands of the |h^tter. man^'.pulated to suit the convenience of the^manipulators. This same voting hopeful^once tigiircd in another conspiracy The^miners at Wiekes who bold him a prison^er until he paid seventy live thousand^dollars due them for honest lahor. are^familiar with the details. Then conies^Knowles, |HMir old Knowles. the judicial
shuttltk, who holds to one opinion
usa judge and to another as paid conn^H^d for the conHpirators. He too, like^Sanders, knows nothing hut political de^feat This man. who made such an ev^hihit ion of himself in the late const it u
tiuOjfJconvention, Iio|m^s t^^ ia^ pppointod
UoJted States judge
TotOOHM this, and that ^thrift may^follow fawning,^ tln^ behests of Sanders
amiRumoII HorrioM arooboyod without
amurmur. What shall DO Mid of Power,^whose past recortl was charitably per^nutted to OOMDO investigation and ex^posiire in the late campaign at the re
|iicst of Mr. Toole': Thio individual^defeated, deluded and U-travetl hy his^own party, follloo; oifht hundred votes^bohlad Mr. Toole, is still iNMliag himself^to this unholy crime. Our KJQOltiding^MfOfrapb recites the law . The atti-tltioU^of the gentleman naincd and that of the^lesser lights, w ho are not unohserved is^called to it.
