The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-11-29
Prospectus for 1874.

The coming year promises to hn the most
evonttul III political sense that We have seen
since the close of the war The questions
which have embossed and divided the public
mind during the past twenty years are rapid
/, passing away, and we find growing up in
different parts of the country party called
by various nameS-in California the lude-
pendent party, III Iowa, the Anti Monopoly
party, in Wisconsin tue Reform party. Ia
Illinois the Farmers Muvemeut-havIng a
common purpose and inspiration, and eXhib-
Itug d strength which proves that 1t answers
one of the chef demands of the hour. The
CHICAGO TRIBUNE viii give "a large share
OF It's attention tu this NEW MANIFESrA-
TlUN OF PUBLIC SENTIMENT IL holds (:
lst. That the old party organizations are
essentially corrupt and Fraudulent Having no
longer any puuclpieS TO carry into effect,
they have become mere business enterprises,
making "A show OF opposition to each other,
but really sharing in the proceeds OF profit
gate and dishonest legislation. To suppose
tuaL any healthful reform can flow from the
/ pretended efforts OF these WORKOUT and dc
moralized partnerships IS altogether vain and
/ lIlusOry.
2nd. That the tariff system now in vogue
is IA cunning device to rob the many for the
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cause farm products to exchange Tor about
one-half the quantity of foreign or protect
ed" goods they would otherwise buy.
! 3d. That railroads cannot exact more than
a fair rate Of interest on the capital actually
invested in thcm and that when, in addition
TO this, they claim dividends on watered
stock and frduduisnt bonds, the State NAV
rightfUll} interfere for the protection Of the
people that unjust determinations between
different localities are in violation of law and
should be prohibited.
4th. That subsidies or boUnties of money
/ land, or public cred t, to railway, steamship
/ or other corporations are fltgIant abuses of
the powers of government, fraught with the
gravtst dangers to the people, and tending
10 promote CORRUPTION, extravaganza, specu-
laton, and financial disaster
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