, 1873-08-29

diyidnnla count thcir acornulatlouB ri capital by
o tons Of millions f! Weolth n the hana Of tho
favored TOW has incronsot1 ln tho most unnatural
rolbed Of their legitimate proAta. Tho burdens
whtcl, tho farmers l,nye ind to boar l,ayc boon
Especially .nor'no'ia Theme Rro historical facts,
Hu,sHc: :--.,1otim I4.> Signal.
-'lhero IL point beyond which linH ths wreck
Of every railroA'l, clearinghouse, mud tariff
nonn1o'y rroeolo1 mnn'!fnctryir in tls cuunsry.
II there aso nhy who tl'nlh This, lot thc,ul read
" tho re4uol 10 that history. While we regret
Tue warmth md construction Of tho OBJ
Jcctlollal porLinn of Mr.. 3. N. Smiths
evidently. NJ prcHent. unnccossary lttcrancet yet
ho should receive tho credit Of stating hiH be-
1iot, ~ follows " think remotly catl DO found.
BUT, u rc,nody cannot he fos,nA. anarchy and
this last tB cortainy larnontably ignorant Of tho
character md inlpuaca Of ali American citizon
driyon to oppresa!ona wall; Lot Smith alone.
md turn your atlonton to tho oppression Of thc
1t Is d fact that the eyes Of tho railroad man.
ayers will DO opened to . roaliznR sonBe Of
their position, II they do not rosolvo to act fnir.
ly with tho farmers. Though tho railroads may
Of o'iq America s qotS to tovo tyrants aud bring them them
to Justice; and tho peoples forttutlo to undor-
60 wtlRteyor hardship mag intorvono 10 i'm
measurable. Tho railEoatla hnd boster not push
this mattor to all iBsuo.-I'eorid {IA.) DEMO
crdt.
Tho farmers have become aroused with n do
Termination to unite thar forces in tho coming
| elections and pond to Congrchs mon pe&god to
their cause. It is right; aud tho ontiro co,tn:;
Try. il wo except the railroads. tlIcn.solyoH. will
rcjuico in t1oir grit. 1rdocl fatMors nro not
alone Interested, but tho ntcrcst extends to ey-
cry section.-Sdndtoich (iu.) Free Press.
|, Ono Ut tho hopeful sSgns Of tho timos ls q
HnnnanH f0r rnr5fv h0nnHtV fHn1ffV ami
my in official positions. Our rural and indna-
trial population can moot this dona1ld botter
than any othor. Their rotlred life, their
| Industrious l,ai'it'', their freedom from
gality aud economy, nocoHaitatel by tho conai-
tions Of their life, Ill point to tom as tho class
from which, moro than from my and all othora,
re may expect. n0icers In aympathy with the
| people, and suitablo to govora such nation nB
ours. -GreenpiIe {lR.) Advocate.
! AT time Like tho pregont, when thoro is
comparatively 80 little interest felt in party poll
| tics, tho pooplo arc determined not to yptc for
! nero political hackH aud bunmors.-Ai'on (IM)
Telegraph.
Tho Ottumwa Democrat has enrolled itself
| by tho Aido of tho Dubuque Herald and Clinton
Ago in oppostion to the theory TINT Democra-
oy is dead" The sentiments Of thcso papers,
must bo refreshing to the "Anti-MonopoHts, !"
who had hoped to monopulizo tho Democratic
vote.--Dauc7!po,t (Io,ca) Gazette.
-Maisony dock not like tho Anti-AIonopoly
| nominations, Iho Republican prcss III in tho
same x. This ia good omen. t1al,nny wants
anothor State Convention. The Republicans
want anothor Oonvoution, Very likoly n CO
partnership may bo ma,le, Mahony to furnish
tho brains, and tho llepub]icaug tha money. Any
way to boat tho people out Of a cl,anco to rebuke
Official corruption. tn this desire mud this kind
Of figuring, the Ropublican politicians, despite
their blow ind bluBtar abollt tho " Anti-AIonop'
oily tizzto,' de-, demonstrate tho need of nov
party movement, and that they hare Bubutantla
fears TINT tho poope layo become tired of oilicsa
mstulo, and propose to bs heard md felt through
tho new party n'oYonlcut.-fort DoiJo (losoh,
| Times.