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| to rcBult just how II will DO brought nhont Ia
amattor OF minor mportanco.-lltdson (Wis.)

Tho Dodge County (Wia.) call tn elect dole
gAteB to tho Reform Stnto Convention Inv the
..All pcrFona opposed to Capitalization. Credit
Mubilcr. baek-hnsary gral'. tho preront diaoriml-
mating tArfr. nnd lilo universal dishonesty md
oorrnptiolI ttiat pcrsalos ovary d"pnt tt1ont uf
tho n.vor1l'ot's under the rruAont a'lmni-tra-
ton Of Affairs, arc requested 10 unite with liz IN
our ei'deavosa to cilook tho monBtrous wlonys
imposed upon lilo poo.lo."
:, Mn, CHAIRMAN: I am greatly rloasod viii,
thls nomination. attn not mitch Of y politician,
but glory III tho record of the Republican pnrty
As said, esn not mucls OF n politician. am a
manufacturer at Rnctno. AMI en,lal partner
with J: l.: Caso, and wo paid ss,060 taxcn laBt
yoar' AZ I said, nm no. much Of politician.
pnt think can perform tho tlntfoB Of this
office. And II Gov. Waslburn shoud die, or bo
othorwiso clovatod; will try to perform tho du-
tics OF tho oflico Of Governor aB wel aB can.-
X. q H. 1o1er, Of Racine, !Ws.
nomination Of Senator Dakor for Lioutonnnt-
Governor. q. II n papor hasn't mind of Its
own, mud can't speak its mind for fenr Of some
party uhip-cnrrter, wo pity 1t and ita readcra.
utterly impossible for us to got up my onthual-
asm oyor, and wo shall not try to moro II bot
tor, anfl safcr, md moro worthy mon como to tho
aurfaco for tho positions thoy sock, We shall
have no hesitancy IL supporting them. 1t is u
Holirce Of pleasure to us to Boe tho healthy
growth OF spirit of fnhnly independence in tho
proHs.-Fond du Lao (lVis) Commonwealth.
Gov, Washburn'B fricnds arc trying to gtvo
give him . little choap notorioty ma an anst-mo-
nopolist. because he mny have snubbod tho st.
Paul Railway, hut Isn't 1lo in "cahnota" with
tho West WISCONSIN, tho most extortionato rail-
way monopoly in tho State; aud isn't ho inter-
Gated In tho In CrosBo Bridge Company, which,
could DO found in tho Northwest? Isn't Ills un-
friondliness to tho Milwaukee l. st. Paul Com.
pany prompted moro by hts Bclf-intoroati In other
and grontor monopolos, thnn III any intcroht ho
may feel for tho peoplo7 We think ao.-Beaue''
Dam { (Fis.) argus.
Carpenter, tho candidate for Governor Of
Iowa on tho dcfaulters' ticket, il roaming around
tho State, passing himself off for n farnlor Tha
fact ia Carpenter has boon M olIico-holdor and
nothing but an ofiico-hodor for many years,
aud hH claim to anything else iH nero pratouHe.
Dubuque Herald.
-By tho aamo roason tint Republicans In
Congress wore mt responsible for tle salary
grab, tho Republicans Oh lato Grand Jury at
DcA MoinoA, Iowa, woro not responsible for re-
fnsing to indict Runlsin, tho dofaulting State
Treasurer. Tho GRIND Jury neutrality-suspicious.,
Leader.
| ..-Therc is no longer Il Doulocratio ORGANIZE
| Of obligation OIL tho part Of Democrats to sub
nit to party tramme1s- and thoro is MI evident
determination OIL tho part Of groat mnnY to
vote Independently OF former party affiliations.
Dubuque Times (Acpu1licnn).
| Tho advance III freight ratos on tho Chicago
| t. Northwestern and milwaukee, L. st. pnu Rail
| wayB airorls, in tho opinion OF Tho st. Paul
Press, ''an oxcellont opportunity to test tue
strength, tonacity, and Intelligent forco Of the
Anti-Monopoly movement" tho contemplated
action Of tho railway compa,lios joiuB issue, "
says the Prcss, "squarely With that movement
OIL the principal n1attor in controversy, and pre-.
sontB portGct1Y clear case, divcBted Of all ex.
trnnoouB isHs.es, OIL tho simple question OF the
bost method Of resisting the arbitrary imposi'
ton by rairoad corporations Of unreasonable
charges in transportation"
Tho Isico County [Minn.) Journal raises tlle
Anti-Monopoly tickat, md proposes to Siyo it
vigorous support. OF tho Convention whlcf
place tlis ticket in nomination, tho Journa
eays: "hIoro thnu two-thirds wore old-lint
Republicans, mud mon, too, who comprehend
tho situation, md hayo onliatcd for tho war;
| --AlonopoliBta, whetAor Of money concontrar
ton, Or political rings. will receiro like door
in other StatcH, it people but awake to tho inl
perativo necessity Of tho hour, they have done
in Callforuia,-Rock Island (lH.) journal.
-Tho pooplo, who make and untnako Lcgia
latures, ale aware Of tho fact that they grlni
railroad charters primarily for tho common aor
vice, tho question of prohtn being lett to tit
chances which corporations aro presumed to b.
prepared to encounter. And vlle11, as at pres
ont, they begin to comprehend in tho interfo
that their productive prosperity depends on th'
railroads, and on tue boaboard that their indus
trial welfare reatH on Tho namo agency, thoro i
no difficulty in inauguratfng concerted actiol
that shall make tho railroads subordinate agent
III place Of masters and owncre.-Boston Post.