, 1873-06-28

econ althongh ut proaont In fooa active mood
ont etEt StG %on se We fe: con
noets with far lcsA opponition from Ohio Domo.
ornts tl9n NO oxpoot, will loso much Of it's Dis
tlng1lihhing prominence When compared with tho
advanced position which Tho Demooratio organ-
lows and Minnesota for instanco-will ays,,tno
whom tue proper ti1no si1all como.-S!. Paul Dis-
patch. i. "' D''-
For years past farmers h.vo submitted In
silence, while professional politicians robbed tho
country. aud capisal eurichod itself hy swallow
ing up tho fruits Of industry. Aud now THAT tl1ov
aro arouBol, and hhvo dotorlniuod to look aftor
their own intorosts, lot not poltloana or Eastorn
monopollos hug tho doluaion tint tho movement
command Of caucus or party, will die out. Party
mont OF whip It into tho tracoa. Tarmors hava
sS e9onsa q the 81 naa nenS dp%
epond little time in helping thernaolvoa.--.
Oshkosh (Vis,) Times.
In cA3itornia. too, they will disarrnngo com
al tho agricultural statea Of tllo Union tho
Oranges will Soon control tho political situation,
cisco Chron;cla>
lowed wliate7er tho oliico-holdors saw at to flx
up for them, for 80 long = tmo that tho thing
has lost ita lntorcst to thom, and thoy hayo con-
cMdGd to "tufn over now loaf;" thay have
yoted fol party which meana tho Office
holdcra-long enough; aro tired Of it, and pro-
poso horohftor to voto for tho people.-Leareu~
worh (Kan.) argus.
;;-,WGon these 6,ooo,ooo Of Woodworking, In
to1l1gont, aud conservative mon aro fairly or
ganizod, this movement will bo such as to aoouro
tho admiration of tho world, whilo 1t will send
constelnatton aud fright into tho rankB Of tho
Crodit Mobiiior swindlora and back-pay thieves.
-Grand Rapils (Afich.) Democrat
Ihc ttlo rofor1ner must proceed with this
rnu1 fhnf
Of corruption is organized in tho United Hiatea;
through evcry State, Territorial, and municipal
Government In The country nat the post. Offices
that Collectors, Marsha!s, Surveyors Indian
Agents, Inspectors, PoBtnaBtera and so on, to
tho end Of tho liat arc its aotiyo agents and pro-
motors. Tho ax must be laid at tle root Of this
do.-I'oIttand (Orc.) Nctos.
official n1ismanagomont, corruption, and
maifeassnco 0. should DO punished by tho political
complished by retiring thcm to private life, Tho
people hore give tho orders TO politicians to sui
eide, and NIL corruption in office should bo treat
ca after the Japanese fashion. It ia political
hari-kari that 10 needed, and outhenasia In poll
t1ca would bo advantageous, B,-Egansviue (Ind.}
Journal
Our tulors, looking ont at tho world through
the intorstices Of tho public crib soe things III q
very artificial and false light. Theyaro lilo mon
IN 1ho delfllfn OF 1e4er, or nador tho influence
Of opium:o or hashish !; they evidently think tho
country enormously rich thoy aro consumed
with IN insntiab1o passion for groonbacks they
loso all sonso Of dignity and docency in tho
frantic scramble to secure thofr share OF this
suporabonnding wealth. They think when it
rains greonbacks thoy may as well hold thcir
hats. Are we, then, 80 rich md prosperous na
these dolirioua gontlomcn seem to think ?-Fond
dn Lao 1Vis.) Commonwealth
-Hoonor or later this criBiH ,gaB sure to como. :,
IN fne in hn
enlightened spirit Of tho ago, and with all tho
halpB to itB solution which experience nnd in
vesttgation can bring. Az tor oursolf, wo havo
no doubt Of tho issuo.-La'orcnce (Ea'.) Re-
We hayo long anticipated something OF this
kind. M0n will not quietly stand by and see
themselves and tleir children robbed Of tho
common heritage Of tho nation. For every act
Of criminal corruption there must be MI atono-
mont. Wealth laned on robbery tB very inBe-
euro possession. The thieving Bcoundrols who
have Ind control Of the Government and used it
to planaeF may yet moet summary juHtico. 4
people maddened by repeated wrongs arc not
likely to look cloHoly to legal forms In degistng
remedies.-'st Paul {Afinn.) Pioneer.
Tho war against corruption and mon9polles
and those who propose to criticiso this movo-
ment, becauao it doos not advance in strict no.
oordance with legal procodontB or statute laws,
will ind whan it is too late, that thoy have fool
Jaw, ~. . ra~olusienary movement that olwaya
haa aud always will defy nll human law,-aladi-
son (1Vis) Democrat.
Ali great revolutions, from which have been
oducod salutary results, hayo boen accompanied
by great, and What at tho timo appeared to bo
violent and headlong, actions. When peoplo,
oppressed, irsultod, and hpurned, break aWny
from opposition aud faco tho common enomy, it
is certainly very natural to suppose that tLey
will nlako . atir.-Kenosha (IYis.) Telegraph.
Should tho poop1o determine Ut last to take
matters in their own hauds. and uttorly uproot
the present dynasty Of politicians, the country
astonishing rovoiations. Tho fearful word rep,.-
d;ation has boon heard moro than ouco iu tho
meetings OF the farmors. kansas City (No.)
Times. -,
the tyranny OF party may or may not prosage
political revolution. II O master mind were to
appear, capable Of unifying tho CAUSES OF local
OF sectional disafrecton, and making. general
that which il now partial in it's doYolopment wo
should 500 u great and powerful. party spring
into existence tint would supersedo tho Repub-
lican party, as that, upon the issues Of the war,
drove tho Democratic out Of power and into por-
manont rotirement-C Cincinnati Commercial.
We think the course Of political events
during tho next twelve months will DO very apt
to establish all that wo, havo horo advanced.
Con. Butler aud Dutlorizod donagogues would
do well to take warming IN time. rloro will bo
San Francisco bulletin. =,
=, Whatever else ia commended or denounced,
tho back-pay steal ig condemued unequivooally
on ali sidos, and by oil partos. III the Wost, tho
foeng againat tue back k-pay grabbors is especial
ly strong, aud it is certain that no man who
voted for tho bill will be allo to recover tho con-
fldenco OF Ills oustituents.-BuOato( ~. ~ Ell
press -.
- :-As tho case stands now, it Is questionable
whether any man Gun bo c-electea who has not
washed his hands Of this dirty business-San
Francisco Post. ;;
If tho people ro-olect . single man who
voted for o. took tho pu4ntler, thoy deserve 70
Carpenter has more tlan AL ordinary amount Of
oheok to stand boforo hiS constituents aud argue
his right to do III he has done. Wd iopo thoy
wiIl remember him in the near future when lo
seeks Endorsement at their hands-St. Louis
Democrat.
Tho time for modoaty and Bnlal-boor virtue
in this dirty business is passed. lilo people will
know Just where every member stands. blean-
time Mr, Morton has given np evidence Of tho
knowledge that something must DO dono.-l,'at-
duapolis Sentinel. . !:
Tho simple truth is, all this is dodge; The
back pay, once appropriated. will not be ra-
turned to tho Treasury, unloHs drawn, and then
returned; By thosp,, IN wllouo bol.alf vouohers
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