, 1873-09-03

world, my equal right having boon admitted:
What object 10 B tlo pnyinE Of lin priccH md
tho working at, lilo prieoa too. If .he has TIC
'i9At TO o"y hia labor IN tho lotccst ta,kct Iharo
fI1 sSi"y,aagn. g ,S u as Xi;anv y: n :P:'s'' mar
Tho editor Of tho st. Louis Democrat lad
mi,li,trntlon) lsreported to lavo said, in rocont
Tho raIroed interest: q til, wcat .ro efrnta Of lie
people. lilo Farnaf drangrH llayo frightened toin
into fe7r Of communism. and 'ualu them believe that
tho Government Is too weak anu, aR capitalists 1nvo
tiona, thoy lcoA for rome',ody that viii lay arung
hHnl on tho pnor1o and rive lenl Hocuriy ti,at their
f or nav a9 b uhp sy S
er Government than Mt prosett e1iats.
This effort fora stronger Government oomos
from tho capitalists Of tho country,-from rail.
road monopolista bond-1loltlora Eastcrn nlloddy-
nienuely .woaIthy of tho producta Of tho
tolug Millions Tlloy claim that tlloy aro afraid
to trnnt their wealth to tho legislation Of tho
people, and therefore must havo. stronger
'dovornment. Tho Farnors' Grangos and Clubs
arc on1y hastoning thoir plans. Thoir iuto,,tlons
existed long before 4 farmora' club waB organ
lied. T1oy 400 thut tito laborinB 1naaaos arc
getting IN earnoat md that tho party OF thioves,
hurled from power to do OWL md opproas tho
pooplo, Thoroforo eTory effort will lo nado to
opsarisn,,; n,,;:-1faaoon (Iu.) Commercial:
II u timo farmers commenced to think, and
calculate thoir position. They havc no excuse
for trusting mon my longer WHO nro rnanifostly
unfit for o1loo. Whatever tho future mny dis
oloso, thero ought to DO no llostanoy III purging
9way existing foulnoss.. Thoy cannot possibly
DO worao' and L they wifi ecloct from thoir own
(Mtnn.) Pioneer.
Tho poorlo, seeing this, aro turning from 1t,
and tlIo clements of d now and p,lro party arc
gr gradually coaleacing and becoming .oryatallzed.
1tnr1t trs,, TIL
deaortors, were only Of tho disappointed aud
domineoring c1ass Of politicians, but now 1t 10 tho
honent rnnsscs WHO aro walking out Of ita ranks,
and thoro is ample caluc for thiu.- Yorkvilo
(lH) Nctos.
While tho Wisconsin Republican stato Con-
yention was paHuing itg hig31-sounting rosolu-
tions donoincing tho Ha1ary-grab mud ivory in
directly thoso who voted for tho measure, tho
for tho elevation Of tho chief gral,bor to tho
highest Office Of tue State. Tho political lead.
ers Of tho party in Massachusetts aro those who
figure most conspicuously IN shaping the policy
of tho dominant party IN tho naturalization
(His.) Democrat.
In Pennsylvania, Democracy is doing its
loVol host to porpotuaeo tho Catnoronian dynaa-
ty.-1e'Te Haute (Ind.) Gazette.
Administration journals and al at once that
such ~ Democratic papors an tho Dubuque 3ec-
ford ;frstcrato reatling. They quote from them
Democratic party is not tload and arc greatly re-
joiccd.- .-HcohuE Constitution.
Many Republican papers hnvo doomed 1t
best to oppose the advancement of Gen. Butler,
but tho. Times has mover Joined them In their
attaoka. We belioye in tho Butler typo Of public
mon.-Lcauentcorth Times.
Much as tho Indianapolis Journal, Morton's
own, rilculea tho idea Of Grant being cand-
date 4 third timo, wo havo 1t on moHt cmineut
authority that Morton will buck lin for a third
nomination, II he himself cannot bo nominated.
With Grant rs President, Morton must always
bo chior. Ho assumoB tho leadership, aud con-
trolls Grant when md whore no otllor maa can
control lhinl.-Logansporl (Ii,d.) Pharos.