, 1873-07-31

pub11oanB," what hath i1indorcd thom7 aye did
run WE'LL" oto.
Tho Iowa Republican State Convention d.
olared 1t to DO tho duty and privilege Of Ropub-
lioans to bolt tho nomination Of hnd man aud
!poompatont official. OF oourBo no such bad
| man aud Incompetent official has, up TO this
time, been nominated, mud the cry Is, "Btic1s to
the party" What thoy nre going to do in Don.
ton County, however, oan only DO inferred from
the call, which roads:
earnestly reaacatet to rocoye only tho votcs Of ror-
va sEe oa,s to % e. n he
vaon so on ss9Ssg aud @
o who VII not avo se eage nna -. A who hnv.
nc s; e. ~ e n vo
On tic 6oth Of Jane, ISIS.
| Tho passage Of tho boiling resolution by 1ho
odgmont TINT in tic past fraud has ruled, or
that Incompotonoy has resulted from party nom-
nations. It isn't q pleasant resolution to con.
omsS, as but wegs gS ~ md go0a
thcln;- lYapello (Iotoa) Rep"blican.
article on tho "bolting pla'k Of Tho nopubli-
In ita preaont ahapo. the chiof effect OF tho
boltings."
laboring and producing CLASSES, aro now do
manding rotronchmont aud reform In tho admin
iBtration OF Government. Tho party that takos
q decided and unequivocal stand In favor Of
these measures will rocoiye popular support and
become the party Of tho future. The history OF
tho Republioan party has been such as to load ua
to boaove TINT in future It will continue to bo as
owing interoBtH, and wifi become the groRt anti
monopoly party Of tho nation.-Ia1lon (lA)
Record.
President Grants failure to voto tho 1nfa4
| ~ 1.nnt t1.k b.
high degree Of confidence on tho part Of tho
maases which has insured his SUCCESSES hero
, toforo. When tho proper timo arrives tho Re-
publican M Tan. psrty wil name the man WIG is to be
after the 4th Of March, 1877. But that man will
not DO chosen from tho long, list Of Balary~
g1'abp1ols ST. 1' n thoir aidors Or abottors. No man
/ who has aotled Ills honor by touching tho Con-
: gresafonal back-pay stonl, who has oyor gyeu
cid Or oountenance TO tat iniquity, can bo made
y President Of tho United states, no mattor yhat
1T ia plain n0tn TINT our President will not
make right decisions but was 1t so clear thon7
b We all fool that ho ought to hayo promptly
, but how many, onyironol by tho dflc1lties and
n perpexitics Of his place, would have dono my
= hottor7 Admitting that he erred, was it not
ags issgsy q qna nf: RSX 2a2 IN 'rr'r Of udsn'nt'
y -Wo have yory little faith in tie honesty Of
purpoao or purity Of motive manifested by Con-
10 greaHmen in not drawing tho back aalary, or in
did this until thoy Baw the popular outbnrBt Of
% scorn for tho mon who participated in tho aot
l. It REQUIRES man ,,, With greet deal Of money
@ hold on 9s ~heh lnSS nonng y iofSda sSdasn hm
It to take except a sonse Of honor. We don't be-
j., levc half-a-dozcn mon have rotnrnod tho back
y y salary ont ot purely honest ponBe Of right
~ If the Democrats Of the country arc true to
~ themselves, they will not support aly man who
20 voted for Of received back pay And more than
>. tainted with tho "salary-grab" from hereafter
ID holding any prominont. position in' the ,perty,
+. whether as Chairman Of tho State Central Com
. mittoe Or my other post Of prominence . No
10 vices; no past popularity, should DO allowed to
:. rcinstate these mon.- Veaango {Pa.) Spectator.
~ There wero more corrupt men, all Republic
II cans, in tile late CongreAs than ever before sat
10 in American Congress; and tho late Congress,
~ AZ whole, was the most corrupt aud auflaciouH
Legislative. body that ever met in tho Federal
g. that it would not punish itH corrupt members, and
the result iR those corrupt mombcrH are honored
es leaders in tho party to this day-ao1no Of them
,g mombers OF tho next Congress-, some Of them
Oh faVorites with tue Admnistration.-st. Louis
70 Republican.
po We give it up. Tho salary-grabbera arc all
Fo right. Not QUO Of thom has yot beep struck by
n lightning; not QUO Of them haB been killed by
ho tornado or steamboat explosion not one Of
them has fallen into tho river and been drowned
* not ono Of thon has had the oholora or small
TO- pox not one Of them has boon bitten by mud
-, dog or rattlesnako and not one Of them has
lai starved to death. Honyon, indeed, eeor7s to
$50 smile their dee1.-Bangor (,ie) Commercial.
he latcs tho following; 't1n tho Scott and Pierce
lot campaign Kossutl was, aB wo all know, il tho
ho United states, and tue politicians Of both par
~ ties wore anxious to secure Lis influence for
he which, Of courso, Ae oxacteu his terms I waa
II almost daily at his house, and in Ills confidence
-" preparing for mission, charged with which
re- vent to Hungary that autumn, and was moro
IT, or less acquainted with the negotiations - they
;" advanced. The Democrats finally offered him a
n8 specified sum Of monoy-how much haye Tor.
it's gotten-and two men-of-war it ho would give
his Influence to Mr. perce, but they ropudatoe
their promises after election. During these nc
gotiations, which were long, koaauth said tt
mo: hlr. stillman If you do not get rid Of thest
politicians your country will bo lost within ft'
To- -Thore has not been session Of Congress
he since tho Republican party came into powor bu
-, strong lobby Of manufacturers hayo bosioget
ar, Government. We repoat, tako away tho grea
ID monopoly On trado and you at onco remove tht
III cause OF oil tho corruption in our public men
Tho silly twaddlo about raising revenue for tht
na oxpenso OF Government and paying the nationa
A dcbt will no longer, deceive tho people.-Abl'1g
cd ton (IL) Df7nocrat.
M Then, lot US SEQ the result: Tho manufac
20 turer, by aid OF tie tariff, moods no longer t
ro- compete with tho foreigner, but by tue tarif
,or everything tue farmer buys IL enhanced in yauo
his tools. lis clothing his eatahles that he doc
not raise himself therefore tho cost Of produc
ton is greatly Increased, and in thia manner II
rn- is retarded in competing with the foreign farmez
IT. farmers these Republican newspapers who urg
bo protection-o1pla why tho agricultural
md should yoto for policy relieving tho foreig
of farmor ID lis effort e compote WITH tho foroig
tod farmer ?-Peo,ia (ltl.) Democrat.
Tho farmer who Ii up carly mud to bod latt
s8o who gives mind and soul, for o IL compelled
T. neglect them, aa well as body, to plant, rcnl
aud gather his crops, and oil to '"n1ako the end
ion moot" Us nine out Of ton Of our farmers ar
lolng to 10 solemnly told, when 10 complain
TINT With all his labor he can't mako the end
moro than meet, that the profit end tcont ovel