, 1873-09-16


ia taking tho back forward pny Of 1870 aro faots
that llo cAnnot and dare not tlnny over hla own
signature. praoiioing hs raual rolo as d tlodgor
ho intonts, Ill this caRe, to dodge tho iBsues In
qneBtton by silly Hlthtorfugoa and by kooptnE I'M |
awar on Benator Wright.-Ics Moincs (Iona)
Register.
~ Tho Chairman OF TIE nopubllcan state Con-
tral Committee haya: -. .'fl,at whom tho proper
like the Burlington Ho,eh-lEyo viii thon ueo how
wrongfully tlloy hnvo boon abusing our highly |
seatoemea Senator" Tho Hatos-Eye hss not
simply Joined with bis best frionis IL insisting
that ho shall put his "selary-grab" baok into
tho Treasury burlington (Io,ca) Ha,uk-E Eve.
nh. msomo OF @ tho Republican pnpora aro after
hos not returned his back-pay to tho Treasury,
whero 1t belongs, md they intimate rrotty loud-t
y that he may pocket It when tho storm has
blown over: Tho Doa Molnos Republican, pub
should bo removed from tho appointments maao
for him in tho Republican canvass. 70 thin
Noidig Objects, and saya Wright Bhall not 10 nut
on'IDuouq1.e 3j1 y. 4, Me,aM;
that no malloB tho grand miatako Of his lifo In
holding on to his "back-pay." Ho ia trying to
do indirectly In Iowa what Dutlor trlod to do
openly in Massaohusctse and failed -deaeryedly
and ignominiously fnilod. Tho oflco-ho1ders in
Massachusetts could not cram tho ealary-ateal
down tho tlroatB of the pooplo Of that State,
nor will tho Chairman OF tho Republican State
Central committec Of Iowa mcet with any better
nnay henr his best friends all over tho State say
Ing to him, "put TINT money bnok into tie
Tfossury.'t- burlington Ha,ok-Eye. .
-John A. Logan and aomo othera, who havo
and yory proposIy.~G,inaneE {Io'ea) Hera.d
This ,ssalary,grsbbing bnsineas is playing
"hob" with tho Radical spoakera. What III tho
Arky n J}p . Vt,4fts3 via
Tho Congressional hack-paY Ia bother to
all conccrnod-to thoRo who do not want to
touch tho money and to thoao who do.--Bay
City (1fich.) Chronicle. :.
tan unpleasant pioco Of buBinoss," and tho
! Roonor you wash your hands OF 1t tho better for
you. Don't wait for ono another. Mr.. Niblack
says ho would gladly turn ovor hia share If thoro
could be IN general rofnnding aud cancellation
all around' But wo don't 6oove tho pooplo
| will havo much patience with Congressman who
don't want to do right until virtue becomes uni-
yersal: Tho popular disgust ia fast riponing into
| York Tribune.
Tho politicians will learn in duo timo that
tho peoplo arc worry much i'll oarnest in their do
te9tation Of tho baok'pag Bwindlo- Woodstock
1T is now getting to 10 understood by oil
| that tho forward-pay part OF tllo grab la much
| tho most DISASTROUS for whilo the formor only
covers two yours, the latter ia perpetual, unless
tSsse es's & T19s aoss ao you ''nk about
.,-Will tho ,salary-grab bill DO repoalea?, MOI
It waa passed to keep; aud no serious attempt
will be n1ado to ropeal it. It will 10 no good to
beliovea majority Of tic members Of CongreHa
| who have already drawn thoir monthly pny under
the bill. will vote to pay It back7 :, :. Boades,
tho Republican party is governed BY rings,
| who have stolon NIL tho valuable public lands,
made jobbing popular In Legislatures, plum
| dorcd tho Treasury, and made Crodit Moblior
frauds respectable. How III slcll q party to ro-
pent, purify itAelf aud undo n!l It's rascnlity p
Grand Rapids (afich.) Democrat
| The measure found its triumphant away
through both Houses OF Republican Congress,
and was then received will, a cordial welcome at
after tho thing Is all over, after it has becomo a
law, after the theft has been fully consu1nmatcd
the party which originated.it. enacted, and ap-
proved Of it, coolly undertakes to shift
ton in the promises. :. :. &. This Is cheap,
indeed! It is absolutely wonderful what i
power thoro ie in few wordy resolutions. In
the meantime, what is to bo dono with Grant,
| tho party chieftan, tho foremost champion OF
the hugo back-pay Bpoliatlon.-Aladison (IFis)
Democrat.
Tho Jancayillo Times more than intimates
TINT Mr. Cassoday, as Chairman Of tho Commit
too Of tho Republican State Convention, at
Madison Wis, squelched a resolution offered
in something like the following form:
Resored, That Senators Matt H.. Carpenter and T.
Q. Howe, having accepted what is known as back
aIq no 4onges Wnrtny o. our ana @ thls
n'casure Ind III ita anola,ats "s4'' 'AA'
10 which we haye to say, thAt the platform
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