Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-12-20
PROSPECTUS; FOIS 1874.

The coming year promises to be the most event
fpi IN political sense that We nave seen since the
crossed and divided the public mind during the
We find growing up in dffrrent parts Of the comn-
try a party called by vari"us uames-in California
the Independent party, in Iowa the Autobiography
party, in Wisconsin the Reform party. in Illinois
the Farmers Moyemcnt-havinG a common pmr-
pose and inspiration, and exhibiting a strength
which proves that it answc one Of the chief de
mands of the hour. The CHICAGO TRIBUNE VIII
give a large share of its attention to this NEW
MANIFESTATIONS OF PUBLIC SENTIMENT 1t
lst. That the old party organizations essen
TALLY corrupt and translucent. Having no LONGER
any S !" HnFry 'rp" yncHt, tnSy hmny
of opposition to each other. but really sharing in
the proceeds of prulIgate and dishonest lcS'sll-
ton. To suppose that amy hcalthfui reform can
flow from the pretended efforts Of tines" wuru-out
and demoralized partnerships is altogether vain
"a. That the tarif system ow in vogue is a cum
few, and that its effect is farm pro ucts
exchange fr about II me Fnnt,ty OF foreign
81 That railroads cannot c%act more than a fair
them, and that when, iu addition to this, they
claim diviccuds GA waterc! stock and fraudulcnt
bonds, the STATE may IrEn'n'>!y interfere for the
rroi cction If the people, that unjust discrimina-
tons between different localities are in violation
of law and should be prohibited.
4th, That subsidies or buuntcs of money, land,
public credit, to railway, steamship, or other
corporations are tagrant abuses Of the powers Of
government fraught with the gravcst dangers to
the people, and leading to promote corruption,
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