, 1873-11-01

on tho independents, and wanta {ew OF them
to como in. On tho other hand, the Cedar Nap-
Ids Republican, edited by Koidig, Chairman Of
tho State Central Comrnittoo, denounccs tho in-
dependents as traitors, who constituted tho
most dangerous element against which tho pnrty
had to contond." Notllg will havo mono of thom.
Tho Burlington Ha,ok-Eys prodiotH TINT tho
lobby Of rai1road-attornoys will lnvo Bomcthing
to say, ttia winter, at Des h1olncH md will mass
themselves, Us heretofore, on either the House
or tho Senate, o,-whiohover they find most pill
ablo. Speaking Of past experiences, tho editor
anya:
During tho 1aat ttroc sessions, the uotao las each
Amo passed tariff bll by large majority. As tho
oboot OF tho lobby simply to efea not to secure,
could prevent conatitntion.i majority Of tho sonalo
from voting for bil which thoy showed themselves
oeon Say IN e.
uouao-owit when thcy wished to secure tho passage
of tho present unjust Railroad Tax lay. Tlion tic
lobby.
But tho Des Moinos Register, fully arouHcd
to tile gravity Of tie situation, saya:
1 AZ ha % tmpp a,e h da ~ ESszo
iho pledges it hns ID good faith n,nde. II il
VII asS ass a. and
A0 A3ah P1A]AoEtA WILL provo lib eplt1pl.
The Waterloo (Ia.) Courier, edited by Il. O,
Woodruff, ono OF tho most prominent Ropub-
Acans In The Fourth Congressional District,
frankly saya that, II tho Republicans Of Iowa
had not protesBed m Autobiography character,
their 10000 majority for Gov. Carpenter would
have boon turned to 10000 majority for Vale.
Tho Courier Maya:
It s beat that ali concerned look the stern facts Of
tho hour s4arely IN the facoi measure them 1t their
the wholo body OF worktngmeuaro deeply In earnest;
.nt ~ of % our ass I'd = tsas enS: as,sily
NcanH Will bo glAd to hive al this accomplished within
and by that pary, but II must. party party.
Tho MuBcatinn Journal, after tho election la
ovor, admits that Gov. Carpenter Ia not sound
On tho railroad quoBtion- -moaning that he is
with tho railroad interost> againss the people.
We know TINT before tho election. and said so.-
Dubuque Telegraph.
Tho Republican party has been put in . bad
position, on account OF some Of tho Infamous
acta Of CongrcAa: prominent among which ia
wllat is known as the "salarY-grab." Whilo tho
great mnss Of tho purity has condsmned tho act
in tho strongeht terms yet that could not do
away with the fact that the measures we're en-
acted under Republican Administration and by
Republican Congress. That ia what presHod
homo To every ono Of us and took AWAY our en-
thusiasm.-Boone County (Iotoa) Republican.
-Bome are aayiug that the Balary-grab law will
bo repealed when Congress meets. Does any
| truly boliove 1t will7 II 80, what will be done
| with Grant I Ho thinks he earns $50, 900 year,
besides 9100, o0o paid out in expenses. He lob
bied for the bill, and wanted it passed, and now
will the party dare repeal tho bill II he docs not
wish to have 1t repealed? At present tho only
may abuse Logan, Carpenter, Conkling Morton,
| or any OF tho rest aud bo good Ropublican8 all
| tho time but aa goon aa any one finds fault with
Grant he is pronounced Democrat. Are there
| n ALL uArs
dents anger, and vote to secure the repeal Of
| his own pot measure? Lot ua wait and &c.,
Bloomington [IN.) Anti-Aonopolist
| As Thanksgiving-day will soon DO along,
Mast ought to draw an engraving representing
| Grant and the thieves OF tho Forty-sccond Com
| gross on their kneos, with their faces turned
| dovoutly to Heaven, aud an envelope sticking
out Of their side coat-pookete, showing in figures
how much each ono had stolen, and how much
he bud to be thnnkful for; and when they got
through they could have an experience meoting,
and adjourn it into mutual admiration society.
know Mast would do this II he only thought Of
| It. He could call it tho Sacred Engraving; but
| 1t looks good denl like mookesy for man with
s1o0, 900 Of stolen money in his pockets ordering
his folIow-citzens to thank God for tho blessings
Of life which thoy hayo honestly ea1ned.-Corre-
spondent Of Decatur (IA) Magnet.
to the ,ight page. It reads; ".support honest
and up with honest mon. Grants two terms ii
tbe ehair tv 9t e, state, arc just two too many
-Horo worship is no part Of Republican's
creed. Ho pays bis servants and lots thom 60.
Arc We continually to go on reWarding Grant
and his crow when no now virtues ariae 10 claim
the continuance, and when every action of tho
soldtors civilian life ahowa how untitled he is to
carry out the onorous duties Of statesmauship
| No, We hnyo put our hands to the plow, and
wo do not look back. Onward fa the motto Of
the Free party, and, rest assured. 70 letting up
governing party is changed; until every soul
Who has boon instrumental In bringing on the
crisis is removed to tho walks Of priYato life.
This is plain speaking, but VIC arc believers in
whom to speak tho truth Is dangoroua.-bauens
port (lo,oG) Democrat.
We spare our readers the details. It is suf-
f1cient to say that all over tho country factories
out Of work. Thus, by practical and painful
toction exploded. Tho National banking syatem
has boon shown by the late panic to bo aH feoble
system Of State or private banking and now that
tho protective Byatom has boon exposed to tho
country III all Its absurdty VIC aro Of the opinion
the Administration must go before the people in
tho next campaign with some batter argument
than was used for tho second.term principle" !"
Illinois State Register. ,
Fight, farmers, fight, rather than starve and
lio naRed-tor it ia against you the blow ie d.
rected aud upon you 1t will fall, 1t your wisdom
aud courage do not oppose it. Lot tho skippora
cat your bacou, tho rats your corn, oats, and
wheat. rather than sucounb to specie paying
standard Of a2.50 for pork. starvo tho inferua1
devils who thus attempt to rob you, until they
learn to respect your rights and appreciate the
sweat mud toll that feeds them.-Quinoy (lN.)
Herald.
1t begins already to look as il the forth
coming session Of Congress would be tho moa
fruitful Of financial schomest in all tho shapot
Of plaus for roaumption, increase OF the cur
rouoy, aud notifications Of the National Bank
ing law, that has boon known Tor some years
hero t. one consolation sasn seout IT. oagh
any one scheno, aul while they aro debating
tho humorous plans suggested. they. will at leaa
not bo engaged in tho line OF jobbery, whicl
somo pooplo suppose will bo m unusually hoav.
ono next wintor.-Des Mones (Iotoa) Register.
Now is said to bo good timo to return te