, 1873-06-23
NOTES AND OPINION.


The Deb Moinoa Register pleads for an end Of
tho war Of factions within tho Republican party
(of GO, 900 maiority) In Iowa, now that the
supremacy of tho party, and, indood, Its worry OK
istence, is seriously threatened.
1t is noticeable TINT tho movement begun IN
Allen County, O., does not look to or depend
upon the "old stagers" for Its succcss; and
that Groosbeck, aud Pugh, and Peudloton, and
Ranney, and all the rest, arc formidable no lon
ger as representing power to 10 consulted.
Tho Cincinnati Commercial significantly rcmasks
that 1.-THE bricks are loose."
Tho Patrons Of Husbandry hngo begun to
organize in Massachusetts. |
1t waB hoped tho President would, without !
much urging, appoint bis old friend aud army |
comrado, Gen. Charloa Dovons, to be District |
Attorney in Massachusetts; but Bon said |
" George P. sangcr," and Sanger it was. Bon's
colleagues in Congress- we're inundated to tho |
point Of not daring to make any recommends |
tion.
Thu indianapolis Journal (organ) takes up
tho refrain, than which there is no greater Bcan-
dal, that our public mon arc corrupt becauHo all
society is corrupt, and says: j..
The country needs powerful revival Of good, old
fashioned honcsy TINT shall sWeop ayay the II Infinite @
na1 n os ana saroPt ~ branch OF eua
To which all the people Say Amon," and
they evidently propose begin by expurgatingall
thoBo who havo scandalizod our public morality.
Tho Republicans Of Black Hawk County, Ia,
boldly declare +" that there shall DO mo abridg-
ment Of the rights Of tho people to petition for
= redress Of grievances" That's NIL.
Tho Leuars Qa.) Sentinel, with tho call for
tho Republican State Convention at tho mast
head, says:
Revolutions aro not born in . nisht-thoy grow
are not he product Of 70 Que at wrt1g or one
isy Of minds. Thur fist uttoEinga are contcmptlb,
= wero the growlngs Of the e ths West three
w. npssfnsss ss ssy ossEs s Ssss
year. This great 1onopoliea which bought and sold
1egIslsturea and Courts, and the Legislatures
people, arc not 40 merry At tic mouthings Of
the rustic rs thoy wore a half million farmsrs in
hos%s S hs Ssa, o1 ansr 4sp a'
~ s1s a,.;ss ss'y in sssS sss
5oiders. and place-So1dess, and oinceholders md
ring mhatess. and temagoguee, and party wire.p,oss
an orderly and well regulated soclesy No indeed.
But what shal bo DOM with it2 It oomos In such
pees' int noitlar soIdsrs bayonot W nor - judieial
srnine may wag. Capital shrnkB before tho enyelop
Ing shadow and politicians look curously at tho cloud
- ~eN'04~~@~H'
Here IL the way tho people Of the United
States arc divided in respect to their employ
ments:
IN pfofeasiona and personal aeryco ass4,793
II 1naa a I'D
1o,672,225
Out Of this number, only 1.953,71O arc on
gagged in any business that is protected By q high
tariff. This shows how foolish aud false ia tho
cry that American industry Is protected in that
manner. On the contrary, nino out Of every
ton workmen aro enormously taxed to benofit
tho tenth man. That il all tlero iB Of it.-CiH-
cinnat Enquirer. " .--.-
There was another huge straw at North1eld
yesterday. Another picnic with 1000 robellious
farmers who resolved to have party Of their own.
This s tho third largo picnic III Minnesota With
in week and the aggregate attendance having
boon between 1000 and 5000. Does tho Ropub-
Ican party think it policy to givo tho gage OF
battle to the Farmers Rebellion by nominating a
railroad man for Governor 2-8l. Paul Dispatch.
The farmers Of Wisconsin are about to on
gage in movement which IL fraught with mo-
mentoua consequences. They should deliberate
wisely and we'll; for thoy are engaging in no hol-
them, ind nll Of thoir declarations should bo
we'll considered and their positions bo carefully
taken. No man has boon authorized to commit
them as yet to any particular line Of policy
Portage Wi.:) Register.
Ing counties aro actively preparing for the
grandeat gathering Of the agricultural CLANS ever
held in KansaH. =. We arc persuaded that tho
Fourth Of July this year will not DO a good day
for the Plunderera Of the people, and aro az
eured that the occasion mentioned will not pre-
sent many interesting features to chronic ofiico-
seeksrs.- Leauen,corh Times.
Tho fact IL, the movement itself, IN spite Of
mon, and contrary to the expectation OF Its
founders, ia uniting all Glasses who are opposed
to salary -grabbors, Credit Mobilior gwindlers,
1nonopolies, Custom House frauds, and political
corruption Of all kinds, "to aat together regard
leaa Of al past political nfilltationH.- -drand
Rapids (1tich.) Eagle.
And this movement, which Ia aweeping
through Western 6tates NJ mover movement did
beforo, will Gro long reach New England md
NApo. Tho HRmo callaeB exist here and tho
same necessity will i,npel to action. A peoples
movement will come, and 1t will be lrroafstible.
them in motion. a peoples movement on q
broad, liberal honest bass would make tcrrible
TattllnR among tho dry bones, md strongly upset
the calculations Of tloHe who now think tho
people will always continue to follow their load
rs = tlock Of hhoop follow tho boll-wether.-
Portland (ale,) Aryus.
--Bo It known unto you, 0 wihe mon Of the
East, TINT tho Illinois movement" ID based
upon tho etornal principles Of right, and nooda
no "bottor principles" upon which to rocon-
etruct.-Aurora (Ii) Herald
Tho mon and journals that In tho light Of
tho reyoations Of tho lust bi1 months, can have
tho check to talk Of reforming tho rings and
OF the Republican party, ought, In consistency,
to put forward Deelzebub % the savior Of man
klnd.-lfuseatife (Io,ra) Tribune.
Butler tg fine specimen OF tue AudaolouR,
inportiuont, and vulgar ring politician, and he
i but : spooinorot \ large class Of public MOL