, 1873-08-06
NOTES AND OPINION.

19-ps 1Psn|? ?; fsdl<s EaEsyl sf of eE5sn; d3ssso.
Z 32soh sansdn u s Sa1stgs Etysop Of =; oezs 4,n,
14-Joseph G. English, Of Vermiiion.
3s-an1sf 3sS1nssf T. MsSaM nstattv e ha15 q Gj,v
17-Georyc Hunter, Of Aiacoulhl.
18-DanioI II. 1leh1aHtors, Of Randolph.
Secretary William stadIen,
(six Liberals, In ttalicsl
The election Of Dologato in CongroBs, Sept.
!, by Now Moxlco, will bo hotly contested by
Jose N. Gallogos, tho lato Delegate, aud Stephen
3. Ellzlns. candiato Of tho olcc-holtlora' regmo.
Wluchovor Of them is apparently elected will
find, under tho bonolccnt snIary-grnb law, an
accumulation Of e5,625 salary, Which may DO
drawn before over Congross moots, and without
even tho trouble Of visit to Washington.
-Riohard T. Morgan, Jr., Of Bloomington,
H., accepts tho Anti-Monopo1y nomination for
Treasurer of Mclean County, Raying
havo informal knowledge Of MY nomination to tho
Office Of County Treasurer Of Mclean County by your
doay acceptlng tho nomination until after tho 1tepul
lcan Convention, miaconBsructton Of motives, de-
e,ee tu =. and aud L elected s.a taie pro IN trying 10
perform tho duties Of that Office in all respects,
y at aaogn s s md per-
ncious influences Of tho yarola monopolien cxistng
this country the ust and pEoRes Mbertiss Of ho
| and TINT 1t Is Therefore vitality necessary to
eYcry true and patriotic citizen, to arrest without de-
advance far that tho people Of thu United statea,
from Maine Oregon, aro startled by its porsenoua
firmly bcliove that adequate rccf for tho evils
comrailod o. cannot b. obtsned through tho action
r o wosS
fahless performance Of duty tho people arc now RIG
II It shail DO needed to nay moro than this before
election day, will try to do 30, n word and spirit, to
meet your approval, and ulso that Of my souso Of
duty touching tho ez1goncy ot tlp tms*; ;,on T.,
BLOOMINGTON. Aug. !, 1871.
NO believe tl1at the Democratic party as a
national party is to all iutents n1ld purposes
practically dead, though itB principles will lire
while q Republican form Of government oxiBtBs
! in our land. 1t may Heom to Bomo unreasonable
that any man should DO deterred from support
ing Democratic principles merely OH account Of
who arc weddod to tho namc Of Democrat ought
to bo as willing to give it up for the aako OF
7 principle. Bloomington (ln) Democrat.
Tho abandonment Of tho Democratic organi-
zation is O. cheering sign. We hopo q political
party may nevor again hnvo Buch lenso upon
fifo. Long continued prosperity is always
accompanied by corruption, aud . broakiug up
and fresh commingling of tho elements ovory
fow years would DO for tho nations health.
upon tho National Trcasury! Behold its Crolit
Afobilier, it's snlary-grabblngl Those "ains
and wiclselncsaes ought to be enough to choio
tho life out Of it; hut we mistr7ist tslat only a
titho Of ts corraptiona ayo come to the iight
M the salary-grnh. it Is tonly to die. Rcpub'
lican CongrosA and r. Republican President com.
passed this iucilablo mcannoBs.- s.-Dqnpite (W.i,
Times.
The gront reaction NOW in progress, oil tendf
to m ultimate aud certain result. Tho cloateG
and betrayed rnasseH aro already looking for Z
roliof that can only como III one way. They sec
through tho goom tho star that horads tho I'D
won't, aud aro alreM!y haBtoning to rcgaln tlt
road trod with sufoty by such multitndon l)ofore
them. In tho near future 1t III ss certain to til
,lmph Ms tho world movoa.-st. Paul (1fiHn.,,
Pioneer. >,
credit Of tho press. the epoch Of jollrnntc scr
Witty aH ono Of tho chief agoncios lit politics ii
passing away In all qunrtors thoro aro s!gns
abroad of this purpoyt, which neither atetoAmar
nor patriot can behold without thrill OF Hatislac
tion. Tho independent and Impartial pross o
, tho country may not bo rs courageous. and a'
far-roucling as it ought to be, or al wall arpro
clatol aB it should bo, or as commanding mi
, otroctivo as rIght-mindcd people wonld have !
be noyortho1oas. it il doing a wholesome ant
good work-]'hitadcph Telegraph. -,
, o-8olno rGople think tho farmers movement i
not accomplishing nnything. Such in not th
, case, however. These railroaa gentry nre DO
: fhoy yeo that 1t monns business. and tint th
farnaora are terribly In earnes1 mud that 1t won
) do to fool tlem."-Maitoon (lN.) Con1hercia
!. --Wo tlo bocyo this irresponsible confc
will 20 On until tho principlciA established tina
3 / peoples Representatives. and agonta to opEros
I tlcn, Without just ronlcdy. and TINT corpora
tionB must forfeit thoir franohisoa to tho Stat
as tho agent Of the people, whon 7. tn tho era granite s,
yosted, abused, aud characterization (lA'
, Journal.
+ ---Thoso who object to tho Railroad law on tn
ground tint it lau 1cd tho now freight ratoB at
u | nfut1 11o 1onh riaA1 1tnrn