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In. the spirit of those great leviers and of our devotion to human liberty. and' with hostilitrto all forms of despotheit and oppression, which is the fundamental ideaof the Republi- can party, we send fraternal congrat- ulations to our fellow - Americans of Brazil upon their act cómpleting the abolition of slavery throughout the two American continents.\ We ear- nestly hope' that we may soon congrat- ulate our fellow citizens of Irish birth upon the . peaceful recovery of home rule for Ireland. We reaffirm our unswerving devotion to the ilational constitution and to the indissoluble union of the States, and the autonomy reserved to the Sthtes under the 'con- stitution as to.the personal rights and liberties of citizens in all the States and Turitories of the Union, and es- pecial, to the supreme anil sovereign right -of every lawful citizen, rich or pole. native or foreign born, white or black, to cast one free ballot in public elections, and to have that ballot duly counted. We hold the free renehonest popular ballot and the just and equal representation of all the People to be the foundation of Republican govern- ment, and demand effective legislation te the y ami P nrity of elections. which are the fountains of all public authority. We charge that the present administra- tion and the Democratic majority in Congress owe their existence to the suppression of the ballot by a crimiu- '-nullifieatiort- of-the—Constitutien_ and laws of the United States. We are unepmpromisingly in favor of the American system of protection; we - protest against its destruction as pro- posed by the President and his party; they serve the interests of Europe; we will support the interests of America; we accept the issue and confidently appeal to the people for their judg- ment The protective system must THE REPUBLICAN. PLATFORM. Three weeks ago Tax AGE printed the Democratic platform as adopted by the National Convention held at St. Louis. Following is the platform adopted by the Republicans at ('bica-: go, publication of whit% heretdfore has been omitted: The Republicans- of the Vrited States, assembled by their delegates in national convention, pause on the threshold of their proceedings to honor the memory of their that great leader, -to:- Higbee market price paid for Baffle. loot AND Au. Kama or COUNTRY PRODUOI .1.14• T - 11119311A11 k. CO.; BOULDER. MONTANA._ t LEW. IN Heisting (;(,talt itag ISti)vies. TINDARI. woorerecx. GLAW3. CHINAWARE A fair stock kept tin hand at all tinier, 1111711.1.)>I1I.S' 2%1 ATEU I 41.1.:-4 EiPT IS 0001.11 SUPPLY ANn tio1.1) AT n kasori 111.E R A T Tin Work and Repairing tnoes-laity. • 1.1 - 51BER MERCHANTS. lort.tiza, turrisica YARD. iaASII. CED.%It Shingles, arid all- kind:. of Finiishing I ber, Building and Tar Paper. »mentally on hand. Yard opponitr e the Court-Ilonse. Cons rnierd for team.. .‚bio, plans fur- nished for tio4eit, bridges, ete., and t\ - troei ing sud building «donne. 0141 /ESBECK & SIMPKINS, .NA.LUMBER ('O. 13/ellig Ti) THE PUNLIc A Large and Complete Stock of Rough, Dressed and Matched Lumber, Plain and Tarred PaPer,' Plettets, Lath, Cedar Shingles, s,A..b, Doors, Etc., Etc. At Greatly iFtediseed Pet' ORDERS FOR MILL WORK PROM EXECUTED. Our Specie/tire at Prier, that Cannot he Daplieated Illhasort..4 PINE Rt -uric ion BEVPILED MOUND, N0.1 AND 2 Csnas Sturcm.rs, • Meteor LA LATH, BEANONED nag BOARD& e . Yard Near Iliampltag littoirka. W. N. TEN EÎCK. Agent. >Ms. Poxes liei4.1zrelLe don, <cigar sesiciro. Ala - A Flue A‘wirtinent of CE111311 kill 1015151 FACT OtODS. Baran« Moe - raga. RESTAr RANT lef 11A&F,111 - : Meals at all hours. FIROT•OLFINI Bean 012,Alyiferalle Per week. MAIO. Per meal, Wet.. GUILE! P053, Magi MD«, &HIM. • wreaths of imperishable remembrance and gratituds the heroic names of our tlfaders t 'S•lielacelwn tnere re- cently callitd away from our couneibs —Oraiit;liarfield,,Arthur, Logan and Coukling. May their memories be faithfully cherished. We also recall with our gree' tine.and prayers for his reerivery, the /tame of oueof our living - heroes whom, name will he treasured in? the hiatory both eif the Republicans and the Republic;,, the naine of that noble soldier and favor- ite child of victory, Philip IL Sheri - be maintained., • Its abandonment Ias always been followed by general dis- aster to all interests, except those of the usurer and 'the sheriff. We, de- nounce. the Mills bill as destructive'to the general business, the labor and the \ farming interests of the country. and' we heartily endorse' the consistent and patriotic action of thiip, Republican Representatives in Corr: greed in .opposing its -passage. We -condemn thepeopesit ion -of the- Dem- ocratic party to place wool on thelree list, and We insist that the duties 'thereon shall he adjusted and main- tained so as to fürnish full and ade- quate protection to the industry: The Republican - . party would effect all 'needed reduction of the national rev - vane by repealing the taxes on tobac- ' CO, which are an annoyance and a burden, to agriculture, and the tax , upon spirite used in the arts and for mercantile purposes. and by such re- vision of the tariff laws as will tend --- tO check the import of sue articles as'; are produced by our people, the Production' of which gives employ- ment to our labor; and release fröin import duties those articles of foreign production (except luxuries) the like of which cannot be produeed at home. If there shall still remain a larger' revenue than is requisite for the wants of the government, we favor the eft - tire repeal of internal taxes rather than the surrender of any part of our protective system at the joint behest of théigilecy trusts andihe agents dr foreign manufacturers. We declare our hostility to the introduction into this coimtry Of foreign contract labor and of Chinese labor, alien to our citilization and our constitution, and we demand thé rigid enforement of the existing laws against it, and favor such immediate legislation as will ex- clude such labor from our shores. We declare our opposition to all coin- .hinatients of capital organized ...into trusts or -otherwise tUcontrol arbitra- rily the condition of trade among our citizens, and we recomniend to Con- gress' and the State Legislatures in their respective jurisdietions-etuir-leg- Motion as will prevent the execution of all schemes to oppress the people, by -undue charges on their supplies' or' by unjust rates for »the transportation of their products to neirket, We ap- prove the legislation by Congress to prevent, • alike; unjust burdens and unfair discriminations between . the States. We reaffirm the policy of ap- propriating the' public lands of the United States to be homesteads for American citizens, not aliens; which the Republican party established in 1862. against the persistent opposition of Democrats in Cengresk and which han brought our great western domain tat° .such maghtecent development. The restoration of unearned railroad land grants to the public domain for the use of actual settlers, which Was begun under the administration of President Arthur, should be contin- ued.. We deny that the Democratic %Joey • has ever restored one acre to the people, but declare that by. the joint action of 'Republicans and Dem- ocrats about flitymillteris of acmes - of unearned lands, originally granted for the construction of railroads, have been restored to the publijdomain, in pursuance of the conditionsinsert- ed by the Republican party in the original grants. We charge the Dem- ocratioadmirtistralion_with_ &jinn> hi execute the laws of securing to set- tlers their title to homesteads and.with using\ appropriations made for that purpose to harass innocent settlers - in twice passingbills for her admis- sion. Th f the Democratic House of Representatives, for Partisan purposes, to consider these bills is a violation of the sacred Amerieui principles of local' self-government, and merits the condemnation of all just mén. The pending bills in the Senate for the acts to enable the peo- ple of Washington. North Dakota and Montana Territeries to form con- stant ions and establish\ State govern- ments should be passed without un - accessary delay. The Republican party ple res it›clf to do all ib its }sewer facilitate the admission of he Territories of New Mexico, Wyo- ming. Idaho and, Arizona, to the en- joyment of :self-government eaStates, such -of them 14 are new qusiliffed as soon as possible, and the others as 80011 as they may beconte so. The political power of the Mormon Church in the Territories ;;s exercised in the past. is a menace to free' institutions and dangerous to lte long sneered. Therefore we pledge the Reptiblietn party to appropriate legislation as- serting the sovereignty of the nation in all the Territories where the saute is questioned, and in furtherance of that end to place upon the statute Woks legislat . stringent enough to divorce the political front the ecclesi- astical power. and thus stamp out the attendant wickedneffl of liolygamy. .The conduct of our, foreign affairs by the present adm in ist rat ion has been Marked oui\ I,' ilk inenieielieV and cow- ardice. Raving withdrawn from the Senate all pending treaties effected by the Republican administration for the removal of foreign burdens, the re- strictions upon our eaumerce• and for its extension into better markets, it Imas neither effected por proposed any others in their stead. Professingdad- herenee to the Monroe ductene, it has seen with idle esimplacency the exten- sion of foreign influence in Central America, and of foreign trade every- where among our 'neighbors. It has refused to charter, sanction or encour- age any American organization for the construction of the Nicaragua canal, a work of vital importance to the Maintenance of the Monroe doc- trine, and of our national influence in Central and South America. and with the islands and farther coast of the Pacific ocean. We arraign the present Democratic adnúnistration for its weak and unpatriotic treatment of the fisheries question. and its pusillani- mous surrender of the essential privi- lege to which. our fishing ye:owls are entitled in Canadian ports under the treaty of 1818, the reciprireal maritime legislation of 1830. and the comity of na tio n s, and the treatment- w.hieh Canadian fitthieg weeds receive in the ports of the United Staten.' We condemn the policy of the present administration, and the Democratic with spies and prosecutions under the of exposing frauds and pretense majority in Congrese towards our fish - false p 'cries, as unfriendly and conspicuously vindicating the law. The government by Congress of the Territories is based upon necessity only, to the end that they may become States in the Union; therefore, whenever the conditions of population, material resources, public intelligence and morality are such ,as to insure a stable local government therein, the people of such Territories should be permitted. HS a right inher- ent in them, to fort\ for themselves Constitutions and State governments be admitted, to the Union.. Pend- ing the preparation 'for Statehood, all officers thereof should be selected front- --the bona fide -residents and -citi- zens of the Territory wherein they are expected to serve. South Dakota should of right he immediately ad- mitted tip a State of the - Union under the constitution framed and adopted by. her people, and we heartily endorse the action of the Republican Senate f AWHILE> TRAMS. -411 13. RYAN la now betaking to diddle end- harsada welt. handrouie paw all uf the 13411111123LCPWRE They will be ready for eile in about two weeks, and everybody who wants good riding or driving ani- mals should improve the opportunity to buy. Spe- cial attention given to snatch testa». ‚„t7 RA11.10 /,,A I iS AND ST.ME-LINII* 4 . I% IONTANA SHORT LINE t When traveling every one Whottlill cottattler well the queatione en.inarlay, „‚latort. Irately, and speed, thine quest . bring ot the Mate illiporldellee in a iteirlary of an hour adi ,rite ,,f erveral day.' ride. tattoo of the map will mainline anyone that lb. ST. P.A l' I., NIINNEAPOLIti, Aria , XX. et 1 1 -vv. at, 7. la the mum direct omit t» and (ron, aerth'e ortgasinol point. in PRXTItAl. AN! , NORTilVarl MIII/Ilteutera, 11.9itirr•, ANOMisertrin. Oar and time are exitellead. (barrel» ar w e the ltieat, but tins fart Is issairthiaag 'skis • alwakit fair itself. Ihrthille figures and lairs». tir liy *playing to any Agesit ‚lu' 1 . 114111111411) tir It/ tile ient•ral gee Agent. -- - .:0:— Thr following are a few of the pending pottata ream -lied redo !hie I. 11110inardra NT. Ca.ot'u, Mal trwrait. Panora Cimmerian. , Sr. 'V t Itlet, Arri.grom, Rama ' In Deem% aTEISTUW11/. Ananumuca. Waarenec, ramuo, tilitAND Forma tittarruN, finvia.'n lean, • Burnt( aie, Beruilars. M IB.Assiesw, Daum, Bourne, Went. - AantattAatilltit., tlititAT Fame, II/Matta, Alas WINNIPEG, MANITOBA. and all I' trIFICeumwr POI lit, Partials sleeking fan» nr laming -se ineallimarlwill Sad usateurd opport lee for both Mu. lose Is Northern Dakota mal Montaiia, liteugswatii. \topa thr t ..nanny for ode nt low pea» mad ea favorable tenon 2. llll l acre. ig excellent farnaina: grating, and tinilaer lauds For magmata' other In- ( Mimi. Address, .1. 11•0111La Aureit, C. If. W L c and r. Gen\ Paws sT PAUL, MINN. A. Matoet.. W.$. ALREAtisota, Gene' Manager Geri Trudge Elan racer . G C» MADAM r7.1 IRE Sr N A.C.71 1 4 ' I 7 It:. i 1 r« »Ad MU() lalwalzit C, esx - coute. AND < .1 ....1 ort 1.ings tog lidadatern ROC» mileas Mbeetribt Reek. lo CH 'Alm A NI) ALL le dINTNJCAST. And the only THROUGH CAR - LINZ. legellaaa Gust time. liragb Cant Pailaaa hire Irprs. unpatriotic. and as tending to destroy a national industry' and indispensable resgurce . of defense against a foreign ennemy. The name of_Arnerican ap- plies to all citizens of the Republic, and imposes on all alike the same obligation of obedience to the laws. At the same time, citizenship is and' must be the panoply and safeguard Of « him who wears it, and protect him, whether high or low,. rich or poor, in all his civil rights. It should and must afford him protection at home and follow and protect him abroad, in hatever land he may be on a lawful - efi-anit. - Thé ,men Ith - o abandoned the Republican party in 1884 and continue to adhere to the Democratic party have deserted not only the cause f honest government, of sound finan , of freedom and purity -of the ballot. but especially have deserted the cause {lanai Ltlarir ON MCKIM ‚wt.' —to:-- NgtitTlIERN PACIFIC TIME T.tlil.E. Thur following is the lime of the arrivals and dre. parlor., of truing on the Northern Pueitte ea Ileletia hi the late h e4 wet:1W which took wh took et, -'-t May 13111: A RRIV A LS t 111111.31.• NO. I Through Went -hound Limit tat ROO an, No. 3 -Through West-imund 'Anal -I:45 un. No. 2 -Through le.wolduiiind Linaltedl...-...„- -elli y so No. 4 -Through East -bound Liaal.......- -.....1116 an a \ 5 -Butte a eind Helena Exprra.............,-- 2,25 .P itt \10-Maryitville Pamienger y irl a 1,l \ 3D-Rienhd Areottoriodat Ion 54.' y in -\ Ik-Wkikea, Boulder, and,iàeviii Prow 3.36 p m lalearentalle Mu« ' • No. I -Through Weld -bound 'Annie(' all a an No. 3 -Through Weat-bound Loral 3110 a au \ 3 -Through Kant -bound Limited 9-20 p au \ 4-Through-Ea/a-bound Lund ' EMI pu' i \ 7-Hete\' and Butte Expresso. 4:15 p or \ 9 -Marysville Paineniree 4:45p na \ 19 -Rimini Aecommodation a00 na \ 18-Wieken, Boulder. and Carlin Pa» 9:19a m A. L. PITOKF14, General Agent, t'. PEE, Belrita, Gen. P. and Ticket Agent, Mt. Paul. IONTANA STAUB COMPANY, _ Carrying • 1Cfraitocl teat cd 13.1 et 1 las AND Northern Pao' tig• >Unread). COACH»; BOV LEAVE LDER DAILY 11.55015 WHITEHALL. FISH CRIER. IMIXIIR STAR. SHIRIOAN. _ « ITIIROIMIA - rerf DILLON ALSO irrenn 0111 4 1.in tbr Hutt.. city On the arrival of Era Northern Pao*. trai» from Helena. W. J. TOW NS111114111, Supt. I v R. elAFFNEY• Agent at Boulder. , tor TunrAgsse-only 52. Year. ID ail- %ante. WillabrablAallJeffenben roua') Beebe.
