, 1873-09-01

to form party OF tllolrown than to moot tho
ring md oi,nuo champions III their fosti!lcatioa,
Siioro tl1oy fad bean drilling md propnrlng for
yoars.-Jeo,1a (IA) Dc'nocrat -,
forward TO cortnin victory IN a oanHo that ID
founded npou otor,,a1 juatice and right, oa'lsd
that must Huccoo'l, or thoy 60 down 10 banis'
ruptqy md ru% III" foreE Ge1ny y, G 1q S Gdr %o VII,
allow 11iA pnlitcu p,ujnlicoH to utonl hia pocket
| book.-Lih,scol,. (lA) Slalcsman.., -,
--Wo waut to livo aud lut live." Wo want
to 1'rea the power OF ring" ald 7p mo7nopont,os. n1l
noss ind prudence mark ovory stop, and ting 81 oa
| NO ill atm ut wilt bo roached.-Cdnton ti0')
| Register.
We 500 q t'iapostion OIL the rart Of many,
. separate party organization, III opposition 2 to
tho oryan,zea political parties. But tue roal req
object of this intention is opposition to tllo
Republican party -Danu|e (lA} Con,meSGaa an 9vaot
oru people arc all llnancia! questions. Tho old
questions, which appealed 10 mons conscioncoos
havo boon aottlod. Voters Gun no longer DO
controlled by a moro nproal to thoir pasHsons,
in ovorytling, and will support The mn' for
offlco WHO will Havo their money. Tho tariff
| question Ia uppermoat in their minds. aud they
oponly declare that thoy will support only mon
tasE EwJfcIeans5oro (W.) Times.
--rA, pallny days Of tic political domagoguo
and booaoraog are ondod. The janun-faoed
dodgor, VIA can run two conventions can
sing /" doon God, good dovil In tho samo
broath-and f,go the township delegate oloo'
tion may Mo"rotiro to hia morited obsonrity.-
gilman GUY ttar.
,,-Ilorotofor tho politicians hnvo made ~
Furnished the votes. Now, why not let fl!em
mako tho sesctons ~ we'll ? h1r. Politician,
you Ind bettr stand back. for YOU w''A Boon
hour something drap ''-ltoc&]o'd (fa.) Jour"
This mosehent was not organiz cd by po'itl'
canB TO aavnuc porHonal Interests, hut wAB in
ausn.atcd by n,laHs Of pooplo who, moro than
al other oassea trades, md Urofoasiona, hevo
islation OF I.efB.ntnres conHrolca ,,y railroads
s.tl ss.tl n.nnopolics- -Rcnsselaer{ (Ind) Union.
--TLe HBpifis Bpifiiss O. hfamnon L hs fearfuliy donor.
allied Amorioah politics.; n}hd know Of no in.
D hodgo this ppiri, than the Hnccoss Of this now
and almost rroa Natiotal movomont.-.]ames
Bha,o, to Carroll fou"ty EIu,) G,angers;;
ho people by? u tho md nan paIs'e So ejta tao
cd to Congress, yssr afhor yoar, who sell out t9
tl1e protection roblorS jand the monopolsts. It
0 IL tiino tllat the mo- kyho pay tho taxos, and
make the country, Aoe that tniu thioVlng IL stop'
!, 1t IL not. therefore, q naattor Of wonder, It
tho farmers onco CT, tho thread Of ratlonce and
nuke a strike agniuyt botl, political parties No
r Quo eau deuy tint tl.e Republican majority IN IN
onstsI' snSiod the IT, righ}s RSsS a% ca!s ot to
farmers and trnmpled them uudor
d foot. The discomfort OF the farmers Is, thcrc-
J. fore. not wholly unexplained ana 1t VII DO
dangerous to ignore or lightly heed tho muttor-
= iags of tho storm which is rapidly gathering
a strength, and iB, in fact, already assuming 81
% gaut,o proportions -.Ca'nli Iu) Courier.
Thls great social and political Ypheaval haa
!, Significance. II means dahtrust III tho public
, administration; 1t moa'tH condemnation o.
y rings and olinues it signifies dissolution o.
the existing political organizations it portop!df
MI exterminating warfare again,se. !, eo5raps!o5 1
10 Of o class Of mon who, thrown to the SURFACE
It time Of great social disturbance, havo riddel
tho wnves Of passion to position aud fortune, u
the desriment of tho goneral Mterest-1o4ao
t. ke:a {Lo,ca) ,Sentincl
4 For the time being the monopolists arc mas
;" tors Of tho situation. They can purchaH
r Legislators and own Judges; but i'll the ond the
r will wisl. they had takau counsel OF discretion
When thiH demand for Justice. has bocohno
u violent struggle for juH.ico, the monopohes
10 with all their Legislatures and courts, will b
:. trampled under tile foot Of tue poople's lndgna
ton necessary e 0aas ,o ~ &c s9e nt;a
y will DO laughed at; If necessary, Judges WI
J, decide tho law in tho interest Of concentrate
=. wealth viii be pushed from tho bench; and
m necessary, the awerd will plead the ca'lao Of tn
- peonlo and punish thoir enemeB oven II
d. should afterwards doyour the claases who II
in yoked ,ts aid in opposition to the abuHos whic
monopoly il ping upon tho country. HlHtor
r teaches ,H oxalupleB.-- Cairo (1N) Democrat.
III Tho managers Of railroad conpanioa ougl
. to reu,otnbor tllut tile people aro III no mood
III lo triled with just uow.-Dccatur (lA) Repal
lican.
Tho hue and cry sought to bo raise
ngaiust the Oranges OIL account Of tue increase
freight charges. undor the NOW ltailroad law
no puint ut an. They demanded (. 1ssilroad To-
to that would correct these abuBos aud extortiont
u and they intend to Hold legislators to Sprinf
j. fold who can, and will, mako ? Inv that vi
n moot tho caso.--Mason City, {IN) ItdepenleH
=, Those parties who ridieuio the ,bo-caile
III "farmers' uprising forget that II is the rcsn
Of stern necessity, and the farmer
y arc only doing what othor c'assos would d
in like circumstances. They also forge
how geuoratly oxorbitaut rates effect tho Wes
., - ern producer. Evory additional fraction Of
Ct cont charged for frelghts, causes proportions
g. reduction of his income. while tho price for a
ID natorial used u his family that is grown, minet
~ or made outBde OF his own community, III prt
10 nort,onatoiy inorease1. =. It will DO SEQ,
hereafter, thnt the farmers OF tho West havo ii
4, augurated QUO of the most important and popu
T. lar reforms Of the ago, and one that iu the on
ia ,nust prove uccuatful.--Eairtu''u (IN') Ind
pendent.