, 1873-07-23
Republican Politicians Attempting to Jump
Aboard tho Moyomont---Tho Moyo.
mont as a Disintegration
Of Parties.
Interview with Gov. carpenter---
His Views on the Situation.
Indignation Of the People over
tho State Treasury De-
4. tn1catiOn.
From, Our Our, Corrtspondent,

ventiouH thRt have boon or will bo held In each
Of tho counties In tho State. Following is q
copy OF tito cali conveniug the meeting:
ANTI-MONOpOLY MAsS-CONVEET1ON.
The producers and laborora OF Wehstcr County,
formor @ Political fah Who n favor 81 an effort to
saasss 4 tasstien. IL seastion # Dc = =RoTsE 4
Tho ballot-bo1 above the. beheats Of PARTY,
tho checking Of tho tendency to censralIza,
pn " Of 5oroy sa oS 70 ,e ~ ss1
Convention at the Coilrt-IIouse In Fort Dodge, OH
Saturday July ~ 1870 At o'clock r: NJ for The nnr.
monopoly Convention TO 10 held at Des 1oinos,
Aug ~ niso to perfect organization, decide upon
purpose Of putting in nomination county ticket, to
AZ equitable basis for township delegate REPRESENT
a,t!en aa 10 transact sny other busncas which may
All whose desire for pure gorcrnment and Tho free
voice Of tho people fn hxlug tie status Of such gov
partyrodlectlons arc invitod 10 attend and parol.
pate III the cliberations Of thia Convention and to
Respectfully submitted for your earsest and immo-
dinto consideration by MANY VoTEns.
In 1osponso to this invitation, tho farmers be-
gan to arrivo in the morning, with teams or on
horseback, and towards noon
Two ORANGES.
headod by band, drove into tho town, with fly
ing colors and sounding music. The flfcs and
drums wore In D largo wagon drawn by four
horses, adorned with miniature hngs Btuck IN
convenient places Ill tho harness. Tho process
sion moved to tho court-HouHo, quaint stono
building on tic edge Of town. Here tho musi-
cianB took up position on the front steps, and
used their Instruments With great energy. Some
OF tho younger Grangers, in the meansime,
~ a.a,,.a ~ eas,, taatoroS ~ ,on ,,o,oa
,,a,. ~" ~, ~ II, s;5o ~ An Co,,rt, Horss
a entrsaea Araa oroaao,,n,,o <,,nnt;tv ~ mo1o,v
r~.,., ~ H., 49, .uanrs 1;a,,or.oJ . ,noot T.;
iIo" .ho oanu' 'uo c'o"a "Sp'Aooo W a'0'' 40
&ae a1toenoon'
ABOUT oclooA' ...
- STEADY srnEAn
OF persons pogah 10 10" III tno olec'lon VI tno
Iomplo OF Justice majority OF tnem eafnoS'
aud sincere IN tue new moSomon1, nos q 10"
drawn th1ther ny cufloalty, ana Some py more
quest1onaplo mosl'oo. tho oourt-tsoon' "nelo
TUG meotlne was hola' hno"oo 'hat, III tue enAu
matter OF Cleanliness tno1o III Eooo u . ohunso
1h "oosses county. 4ae Aoof @no ausA''ese
wore covered VIII 1he ouse OF ases' inas olu
noe prevent 1ho afaneofs from hhln6 every soas'
ana standing WHOM thefe wore no mofo soass 10
I'LL. 1hey were
a FINE, STURDY Aup1EscE'
's'th faces nfownea by tue sun anu hanas hard-
ened by unEomittlng toll but with q line appro-
oiatlon OF tho evils they su1for as American
farmers, and consolous OF their pow
or aH American cittzons to lind rom-
ndy and apply it. Hero and thero'
professional man, lawyer Doctor, or
preacher, Nas eanaWieueo oetHeen lar o1
arangers, watching tue proceedings With ,ntor-
OFT. Olu coahty-pohtlclans "ofo on nena, ox-
pocting the farmers to pluudor and exhibit 1n-
CQDACtV
factory end. They wero fooled. Ihey camo to
scof aud "
WENT noMs ~ -, rAAa' ,...
as .he -, eoslg Anolau, suen ~ 49, ou.soA ,e;
nl1o 'io elo"u "as oonoesns Wv uiop1 81 oon1
~ Dado srvua a ~. .,a s? ~ ,uos
'no uDA s1a.E:,., a"u a,'"a s'on , ~
o suo ua! r4assns ,n"4 oa.'"oA''5 p'|0'oAaA ''A'
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a,:4 ~ .i..a'o, ~ on.o. " w ula6e.n -
opa1o' oouuss' s .opuol'1Aa' s"''oo
-+4o 4''o'As ~ o.aoA' a'.a aolas.."''o on4'..
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s,o..a, 10y sa at,o.t aaaa.,, 4,.s,'.;.,, 49, 49,
oo o.; @as 4,a ass sas .,.a ,ro ,. ,.
.as, .,, ~, w. :,,1oa, w., ..~> . :.
,o,,t 49, -, 1,,. ia - n,a ,,.;ra ,ra,,,, t,,,.
,,o,anraa having an ,,t;,at, ton;,an,v n ain.
.,,to tla 1nho,, ri, gsos ho ,voa viii .,,an, ona
,, tl,a,,, a1uo T., dow, 49, ,ro,,,1
,,savn,,t r,nna,,ai., fro1 ro,,tro,i,,<, ,,.
pa'U4's ,aas, .. Css..a a.o soA"Ao'"s 'Ao 's"'o
anu feao[a' uoSotn'hen'a' ,....
Mr.. ], L. Kinney was nominated for Secretary,
but refused to servo, on tho ground that tho Re-
publican party was
ooon vuouar, ron ,,r,
w. @noo"'. 4u4 49,
dntll no louha something po1'or' ano US alo not
wish to ulinEle in any movement tint tended to
disrupt that party. This declaration Of Mr.
Kinney brought out slde-romnrks to tho effect
thot ho ro,sravorto1 INV ro,no,tor and waa
LUZ ~ lepiehohtuu wy. o04p 4pon'oi, aau "as
tllcre to see what ohance thefe was TO convert
tho meoting into Carpenter demonstration.
Mr. J. H. Henderson, a fino-looking Granger,
~. ,.u.-... -, ..,u IN,