Longstanding Monetary Position Endures Despite Government Actions
A position has stood for 32 years as the monetary unit, unaffected by any government action. The statement asserts the stability and independence of the unit amid political influence.
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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1896
Page
2
A position has stood for 32 years as the monetary unit, unaffected by any government action. The statement asserts the stability and independence of the unit amid political influence.
A political exhortation favors voting the straight Peoples Silver Ticket. It argues the candidate’s strength lies in a strong snap and warns that short campaigns let the electorate learn about office seekers after election. The piece claims Meagher county politics are muddled and promises order and clearness.
A remark contrasts France and America noting that French law may grant the husband a divorce if the wife appears on stage, while in the United States a wife might be granted divorce if the husband runs for public office.
The McKinley group aims to raise tariffs, arguing a tariff is a tax paid mostly by common people. They emphasize the burden on ordinary citizens and seek higher duties as a policy.
A majority of the commercial travelers expressed preference for Bryan in a personal interview. They are described as shrewd and typically correct on economic questions.
DeWitt Talmage expresses belief the country is on the verge of prosperity though critics doubt his optimism. The preacher is known for upbeat, confident sermons that some consider faith filled fantasy.
Voters are urged to support McGibbon for Treasurer and Buckingham for Assessor in Meagher County. The two candidates are described as well qualified and capable of providing efficient and conscientious county government.
Meagher county expresses appreciation for the nomination of Hon. A. E. Spriggs naming him as lieutenant governor candidate and pledges to cast the largest vote for him on any ticket.
The London Globe notes Bryan would shake Europe if elected but concludes a Bryan win is still likely. The piece portrays strong political expectations and emphasizes Bryan's potential impact on European affairs.
The text notes G Watt runs a thriving York district mining enterprise while his associates drive a parallel successful political effort. It asserts they will elect him to the state senate despite alleged political skulduggery by rival interests linked to the Springs.
The text accuses Meagher County voters of being suckers for choosing free silver and exercising judgment. It notes McKinley opposed free coinage of silver but reacted with surprise when mentioning gold, suggesting he may eventually use the terms calmly.
A note suggests sending O. F. Goddard on a horse flesh diet to improve his speed for a race against Charlie Hartman. The plan references packing Montana beef for French markets and hints at a competitive wager.
The speaker denounces railroad tariffs as openly robbing the people and urges electing lawmakers who will pass state regulations on rail tariffs. The call to action ends with a line about turning the roosters down.
Reports from county exchanges indicate Chas T Rader has broad support for the sheriff race. Backers laud his honor and integrity and urge voters to back Rader without casting pearls before swine.
Chas H Baldwin conducts a broad county canvass supporting his run for county attorney. He is praised as well versed in law, upright in dealings, and favored by voters ahead of the November 5 election.
Citizens are urged to reject Democrats and Goldbugs and back a new three party county ticket led by the People's Silver Ticket. The call emphasizes unity across Glen and valley, hill and plain, farm and mountain to vote "No" against the opposed factions.
The Meagher county ballot appears to split over silver and gold policies as the Silver Republican ticket fields candidates including State Senator Thos Dean and Representatives Harry Gilman and Nathan Godfrey. Other nominees listed are W. H. McKnight Sheriff Hugh Cameron and Charles W. Hill County Clerk, with Richard H. Clendennin as Assessor and C. L. Murray as Clerk of the District Court. The piece criticizes the tactics as a political tactic that harms the party’s standing.
Meagher county debates the People's Silver Ticket vs Republican goldbag aims. A Meagher county petition endorses free coinage with names of silver advocates. It claims GOP convention manipulation and urges voters to support the silver ticket for independence. A patent notice closes with mining claims updates and local business promos.
The Registry Agent for Election District No. 2 Meagher County Montana will sit for registration at Canyon Ferry at the Sheriff store on the two days starting October 2 1896 and ending October 3 1896 and again the general election day preceding period. Additional registration days in York precinct October 15 and 16 Diamond precinct October 19 and 20 and Craig precinct October 23 1896. Dated Canyon Ferry October 9 1896 by Jos Woodward Registry Agent Dist No 2 Meagher Co Mont.
Election District No 1 in Meagher County Montana announces registration sittings at the former Messencer office Townsend Home Broadway from October 2 to October 27 1896 for three days prior to each precinct date. Precincts Canton October 16 17 at A M D Arcy Co dry goods store Toston October 19 20 at Bergs store Dock Creek October 22 23 at Keenes school house office hours 10 am to 10 pm Townsend Montana. Taos W Howe registry agent.
J Frank Sage of Winston Montana has filed for patent on 6358 acres of mining claims in Beaver Creek Jefferson County Montana. Surveys include the January February March and April Lodes with specific survey numbers and net areas totaling 18.00 acres claimed after conflicts. Adjoining patent claim is East Pacific group. registration by W E Cox Register with first publication Sept 3 1896.
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