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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1899
Page
2
The Inter Mountain notes missing precinct 17 returns that allegedly were delivered to the senate. It argues ballots may have been stolen to aid Mr Whiteside and calls for a thorough investigation into the crime affecting state politics. The piece hints at county clerk involvement and warns of public uproar.
The piece chides the Ana conda Standard and its editorials for bias, calling out perceived corruption in the legislative assembly and urging restraint. It mocks sensational rhetoric, urges the newspaper to self-censor, and advises readers to maintain composure and prudence instead of inflammatory shouting.
State senate probing Flathead county returns reports theft of ballots from precinct 17. If Geiger the Republican leads Whiteside by one vote, a recount could challenge the sitting member’s seat. County clerk says he delivered ballots to Helena on senate orders, supporting the inquiry.
Senator Hobson introduces a bill to fix county salaries, mirroring a prior failed measure. The plan argues current pay is excessive relative to duties and taxpayer ability, aiming to deter unworthy candidates and reduce incentives to seek office. The piece endorses wage realism and notes Fergus County’s rail prospects boosting value and growth.
A critique of anti expansionists arguing the Declaration of Independence did not require consent of the governed for territorial gains. It cites Jefferson and historic acquisitions, questions modern Philippine policy, and suggests modern opposition masks political motive rather than principle.
The passage argues the silver ratio should be set by world exchanges rather than a fixed 16 to 1. It condemns any Montana senator who won’t fight hard for free silver at 16 to 1, warning the state’s harvest of silver support could be jeopardized by a wavering candidate. The piece labels the Standard and leaders Gryan as pushing for the 16 to 1 stance.
A desolate railing of rhetoric recalls a ruthless wartime chant about seizing territory by any means, with a grim refrain about measuring an Indian man by life or death and claiming dominion irrespective of consent. The archaic cadence underscores a brutal mindset and a volatile political atmosphere.
The nation faces a test of military discipline as General Eagan faces court martial for using vilest language against General Miles. Critics argue such conduct unbecoming an officer threatens the army’s integrity and the nation’s honor. President McKinley must defend the people’s right to expect firm action.
Disptches from Kalispell report bribery charges against Whiteside and involvement by Rep. ing & party in a promotion case. Critics claim favoritism and truth disregard by Whiteside or Garr. The Standard’s silence fuels calls for democratic statesmanship and sharper coverage.
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