, 1873-08-07

Tho Dubuque Herald has a correspondent at |
DosMotneB who sayg:
From every part Of the Slate comes tho nows Of An
and Of delegates appointc to represent tho counties IN
tho coming State Convention. And ns tho time MP |
@ sa esa rna a1s
upon political atIatrs In this State: =. rnor has
becn circulated hore to tho object that tho Democratic
State Central Committee would soon 'ss1io call Tor
State Convention. From what can learn, au tho |
foundation tero in tho rumor is tho faet that tho
arnntitoa would bo delighted If this were dono.
rairoad ring IN the campaign Of two years ago,
but now q very ardent wooor Of the drnngors,
will have no difficulty, NO think, in undoratand-
ing tnat, heroaway, Lis honeyfugling will not
people au "politician and partisan" +" and for
Ill such tho mooting Mt Franklin declares it has
no sort of uso whatever -Kcokuk Constitution,
-"Do not desert tho Republican party"
is tho macno m ap1i to a the - nax ~ @ tno
% Ier, and 'b tic host Of Gongrossmon who have
grabbcd $1,000 from tho public treasury,
and are now receiving 1926 o mouth fol. doing
tho Republican party in the Wont. Tloso are
tho mon whom tho honest community III asked
not to Observation-Disclosures Ne.os.
-Wo hayc no excuse to offer for Donocrnts
in Congress- who voted for Con. Buffers salary
bill and wero pocuniarily bonofltod by it's pns-
eago wo condemn their nction IN unequiyocnlly
as tho Springfield Republican can, and hope their
constituents will hold thom to strict account for
their conduct. No Massachusetts Roprcsonta-
two has returned Ills grab. ."-Bos|on Post.
Tint thero will be bolt, If Gen. d. auc-
coedH in grabbing the nomination, may bo Hot
down as a fixed faet. Wo wish VIC wore half aa
Buro Of tllo Gonoral's boiling iii caso tho boot
t,lrns out to 10 upon tho otiior log in caeo tho
agitatol Representatives. make shift to load linn
or III tho State Convention. There are q good
many Republican yotors acattorod around over
the Hills aud valleys Of tho old Commonwealth
who nro not supporting that ptylo Of Irregular
nomipation" at present Us much Us they wero.
They hayo made up their minds that they won't
yoto for Dcnialnin T. Dutlor this yenr, "no hoS;
you can fix IT," and they tront.-Sm'inat7e'd Rr-
publican.
Although wo havo beon dsparngingly
spoken of for donounclng those Congressman
who, elected by the Republican party, proved
fnlue to their trust III raidng as they did
upon tho Treasury, VIC believe that those who
sided with uH nro truer and TiBer Re-
publicans than the mon who denounced us for
exposing official corruption, because tho party
may bo damaged thereby. It would seem that
moral perception might sec this, and yet the old
notion TINT men In the party are to bo defended
at Ill hazards and their crimes concealed, strange
ly maintains its hold on people who aro aenaiblo
those in their employ into tho street, md leave
tlom with characters blasted for life, for stealing
ten dollars, will consent to slield from punish
| 1ncnt aud maintain IN Office oiilclas who hayo
| fars, as these Congressman have tuBt dono. 1n-
decd, they lBtrl1s the political soundnesB OF any
| Nun III tho pnrty who insists on keeping such
mon out Of oflico.-Souu. Bend (1nd) Tribune
| 1t will not DO denied by any candid man
that tho tyranny Of party IS ono of tho most
niarnaing outgrowtha Of our form Of government:
| Tho convention aud tho caucus are the abuses OF
political liborty. If II Republican daro assert
to TINT pointed out by tho cauo,,s, lo is at once
denominated q "sorohoad; :" sono corrupt mo ~.
tive must bo assigned for his conduct. The
true party man las no mind Of Lis own Ills
il - BY fea ha Of tS eaos
ho must support them Or DO dlsloJai to
lis purity. His personal Judgment must be
subordinated to tho bnmmors who got control OF
tho caucus a1ld It is notorious that cauc1sea aIe
generally controlled by lout-mouthod eabby fol
lows -idlo-miniled supor-loyal doad-boats. ;,
We foniily llopo that the time has como WHOM
party will ilnyo no undue influence uEon maui
aulfrage.-Danuilo( (IN,) Times.
why, thon, should mon who think aliko h<
divided III tloir efforts to rench common poln
and to gocure tho aa1ne end Shall tho proju
dice Of name or Of companionslip IN arms Gre
ato bnrrior and division between tho forces
Peoria Democrat.
-Ramsoy's shA1n Democratic organ the st
Paul Pioneer, EXCUSES the Fort Suclliug Hwindlt
on tho ground that il the sharks l,atl invested
thoir money in st. PAU or Minneapolis the
would havo made moro thaI ty robbing til
Goyornment. Wo Incline to doubt the Pioneer
assertion. Stoolo'a Investment WAS only $50 ,0o0
nnl for tint amount he has got G,300 AcreH Q
land, worth moro than 5i00,000, besides th
ronta lie has collected md tho Terry prolta
which together arc estimated III high aH T5Uo,
900. If moro profitable Investment of $50, ,00
was ever matlo in this neighborhood, no wou
like to hoRr of it. Tho Pioneers oxclae may
however, DO reasonable on nj t1 I1oga gpond ,d tn"
possibility That Stoolo will DO mao to dlsgorge hi
tll-gotton gainB.-St. I'anl Dispatch.
| In their entleayors to punish tho people th
rnilroad managers find that thoir roads arc th
} in fayor Of a repeal OF tho-law they havo ovel
, rono1lod themselves Tho moro oxtortlon prat
tcod by tho roada tho moro determined will tn
people bocome in tlaor purpose to regulate tn
# T tho 1;rosont course il persisted In. Thoro
no ronson why tho Illinois Contral sllonld III
+ carry grain to Chicago for or conts
} blshol, oxcopt stubborn will 10 enforce llig
tarin, or not to 10 my bttsnesa IoroImg ~
= warolouBon on their track to either roma'n III
or huul tho grain thoy May ship . halt-lni
! from tho elevator to tic Indianapolis d !3looa
iugton Hallway. Yet such ~ the caho, aud VIII
tllo grain shipments on tho latter are on y,
llmitotl by tho number Of cars f,'rshod, IL
u Illinois Central loos not got any gralu.-chah
, paign (IN.) Gazette.
a Canadian paper r8pehts tno loi'o"n'
y anocloto with great anction: fisoe years ,ago
;. gentloman In tic United htates (as gentleu't
frequently Do in that ana othor f' eo1strioa) s.
o up = rairoad speculation, for VII, whislt L. 1t w W
. orument uSsdt auhyouton. Tho affair was duly W
It ,nittol to Congress-, and MI engineer of hl(
% character, who %as without cent. waa appointt
on tho part Of tho Government 70 report OIL U
y schomo. This Hciout1sc ,nau yislto1 tho counll
a returned, and waH ono day sitting III hH hot,
:, with friend lying OIL tho sofa. wllon ono Of t
IL 1ailway promuters outored aud afaresacd tho o
y 1l,leur III n low whivpor. Speak out. said tho Q
s.;,.on,. ArcOrlnulY nffnr uHE1rt niiiiIE that t