, 1873-09-08

hnu HOW comes tho Territory OF New MdX$co and
sots Tho political fashions Tor h fall Of 1875 b send
Ing Stephen u. Ekina, Republican, Territorial Dele
aoso nonEsaf s Es ny q "d'
But California comos later, and sots 81 tho
latest fashionB."
Only little while ago, tho Boston Aduer!iser
acornfuly repudiated tho Idea that President
Grant could or would interfere in tho politics Of
staso oloction,-moHt Of all, Massachusetts.
Now tho Boston Advertiser (8opt. o. erica out:
What crime hss Massschusotts committed sgstnst
The Union tla. sho should hayo Collector Casoy and
1estdsnt oress q net esitkss u aeas: 4. metse,:
npshing cortajn to undermine ihs structure Of
ctr nssfsuttona. The State viii not hesitate to ery
"hants of "to the Administration tint inasts on In
tortcrence, no mattor what Its 1zurnla la prestige.
Again. the Boston Advertiser says:
When party becomes an organization Of ollec-
holders, and a held together by Clio profits Of It's ad-
Hnstration Of public atIsrs Il II near its end To
honor may thank themselves for tho ruin they are -
say s avn& et ssp 4. n2az .z<a e ess e. E.
members q The asnate aad House Of Representative
BY keeping themselves warm. 10 do not covot tho
stupid as useless 10 bk facts Of rhich tho pooe 10 srs 70
stopa.
Tho Republican party Ia on trial in that
struggle in Massachusetts, aud wa hagc no hesi-
fancy in saying that If Ben. Butler succeeds In
securing tho nomination, the sooner tho party
In that State is thoroughly whipped tho better.
III caao Of his nomination. his defeat before tho
people becomes an actual necessity to tho safety
OF tho Republican party. Whom tho Republican
party 80 fur forgeta what ia duo to common
honesty and common docency aa to support such
q man as Butler for State position, 1t ought to
be Defeated. And 1t will bc defeated If Butler is
nominated. Not, perhaps, In Massachusetts, but
MI over the land, will to Republican cause re-
celye such shock from nomination OF Dutlor
aR to warrant tho worst Of feara TINT tB days aro
| num',orcd.- Cleceland Herald.
Tho Charge that all the ariatccracy, wealth.
| andrcRpectahility Of Massachusetts ID crrnyed
| against Gen: Butler in his aspirations for tho
| Govornorshp ia not strictly true, Willie It ia
! tile bong and ainow Of the state,-tAe working
mon, ,-thore are many gentlemen Of wealth and
high sooinl position who deem him tho boat oan-
didate that could possibly 30 presented for tho
| manly attaok On thoae who attempted to dictate
to tile people Of hfaasachuaetts who should be
| Governor, or who beloved In hereditary rights
60 far aa that and othoF Offices in tho State are
| hosts Of frienda.- Washington Chronicle.
We are in the midst OF great revolution
not revolution Of blood nnd carnage, but one pf
popular sentiment For years. tho Republican
and, by Systematic war upon the industrios Of
the country, it has proBtra:ed labor, qundrupled
its burdens. destroyed tho commerce Of the
country, uprootcd civil liberty, defamod the
tionnl landmarks, looked after tho interests Of
tho TOW to tho detrimout Of the many, corrupted
| the fountains Of Justice. laapued with robbers,
plundered the poople's treasury, ,pa1sied theii
onergies, and brought ruin and bankruptcy. i.
Tie revolution, though bloodleas, will shay thou
| sands Of diBh0ueHt officials, nnl put Ia their
places mon Of clean hands.-Afuquoketa {Iosoa)
Sentinel.
always to be 1iuked with Credit AIoIilier, "sal.
ary-grab," Union Pacific land-steals revonue
defalcationH, and the Thousand other pocuatioua
that ofice-holdors are heir to. Are those the
acts that justify tho fullest confidence of tho
people 2-Rushvtlio (lN.) Times.
! Lot us Kick all political laoks and marplota
overheard into such doop water that they cannot
hear Gabriela trump Jacksonville (1N.) Jour
nal.
| Tho farmers aro mad rho imagine their
| neglect to show their strength by their votes
| this fali.-0ka,oa {IN) Free Trader.
| In the name Of common houesty, common
deceuoy, common sense, mud independent man.
| hood, have not the fasmorB, mechanics working
men, lnborors, aud othera been humbugged about
| long enough by politieiaua2 Is it not about
time for men to do their own thinking Instead oi
asking the central cliques what to do Wo want
b1 oxen up, and the llangor.s-on and pap-BucEare
made to earn thoir own living by lonost work
Tho farmora ave tho powor to bring about this
reform in every county in this Stato.-Rock III
and (IA.) Argus.
OF course. In counties which gnys Demo.
cratic majority lust year, the wire-pullera of thn
party will continue to insist that tito whole thing
is Rhrowd trick Of the Republican managers,
and vice ,vorsa IN Republican counties; bu
thus complaint will provo too shallow to nfYocl
the status Of this movemont-its motive is too
apparent.-Cnrlyle Guy Banuer.
Tho almost untvoreal opposition Of the Re
publican press to the Far'nors Oranges canno.
be tho rosnlt OF accident nor Of mysterious coin
cident views Of the editors Of those papers. Th,
Oranges are warned by thoao papora that til,
Democracy will steal them, soul aud body, ant
are ar ,.o making .;d tools Of them In eountie
publican pnrers toll the Grangors that they (tht
Denocrats) want to court favor Of them to &c
into Office, .whilo In counties whore the Demoe
raoy ih In the majority those Republican paper
toll tho Oranges that they (tho Domocrats) ar'
power. The truth is, they daro not tako fair ant
square. Issue ayainst tho Farmor'g Movcmen
upon the real sticking point, protective tariff
Mason County (lQ.) Independent.
moro corn than ary other equal area on TIL
green earth. The Lord designed it for corn
The land is fttod for Il, tho people kno,
how to raise it, aud IL IL folly to tall
Of anything eiso taking its place. I'll
consumers OF corn pay enough for
to allow fair rate for transportation, and Civ
the farmer big pay for his corn. All this paa
winter, willis corn wap 20 conts hero, 1t va
never beluw GO conta in New York. An estimata
by mon who know, ghows tint Is cents po
bushol ia enough to pay for taking corn to No,
York. Now, II our farmers could have got 4
cents, us thoy were entitled to got for their corn
they would find no fault. 10 stick to this re
} form until railroad rings, tariff rings, salary
grab rings, courthouse and all other ringa hav
been brokon up, ia tho only truo policy Of Ii
people. They need no now branches Of businoa
discovered for them. Al they want Ia fail
honest chance In tho buslness tint they are no,
: following. Bloomington (IN,) AnH-Moaopolis
"a groat many OF the Republican journal
throughout tho West now call tho farmers cor
nootoa with tho Farmers' party moyemor
"Potato-Dugs." 1hs Is not quite al expressly
IS thu Watsoka Republican In forming tlc1
"long-onrod jaokasHsa. 1tatscka (IN.) Time!
!. Ali hail than to the Anti.Monnnaly 4 Pr