, 1873-11-17

! hlnts t9htlo It ss vet 1osaitle'" Tho Boston
journal, OH tho contrary, thntn tho Times II.
Logical, too aoutoly affootod by The Now York al
a" nnber ftfst o gtes thnas say hs
its Too much, it sayH lit Is too roav r, ~ fr. G.
nah ammunition for lta political oppot.cnts. ita
spas1n Of plain talk aud affected tlestro 10 noint
avert fato which tpa no otlor foun!nltou ihnn,
fancy, would pori'aps, llavo suno c1reot If s,lA-
tainel by arguments or supported by ovants,"
-Iho last election was ono Of tl,o muat 70.
for nunbor Of yoars, mud !le result In tho stato
ora aro nohor 1opubcan nor bomoos'atioe Ii eGo. yo.
torios or defeats, but aro tllo eroots OF wish On
havo mals tho effort; lot us await tho results.
-DcAeoilte (1n) Aduocato- -Admints:raliou.
In our own stato Of Illinois only county
eloctlona were hold. But in tho majority Of ID
6tato election boon held, tho probabilities aro
that tho result would hayo been tho enrne as in
Wisconsin. Tho Farmers Movement in tho Wost
oarries oil before tt.-RookGord (ln.) Gazette:
membora Of both tho old political partios ia
rapidly taking place. whose declared misaIon ia
the safety and ,porpctntty Of our institutions.
Tho trend Of this now political giant will startlo
nation rs BY an earthquake. Partisan slavery
will be aaaniled by reason, common sense,
moro independent. spirit, and by q higlor and
purer civilization. Tho strong arm Of justice
Washin ston as With burglars, horso.thIoves, Of
Press.
1.-The demand of tho times then, is for a nav
political organization, md 1t accnB worry poaB1blo
that it may grow out Of the proHont organization
Of the farmers and labororu Of tho Groat Wcst
for reform md publication. This moyoment ia
yst in It's infancy, but TINT y ia tnst in time to
the local elections In this State, on tic 4th i1ss,'
fully atteas. II 1t pcraevorea in tho free and
independent course upon which 1t has COM
moncod ita career, 1t will bs o grand 8uccoee,-
| Carlyle (lN) Union Banner.
lilo people hnvo dccarcd Themselves frea
from party.slavory, and no longer llced tho die.
tation Of intorostcl parsisans, or mind tho party
lash. This election marks a nou ora ii loca!
politics. Carmi {lN.) Times.
| 1t ia proper that tho farmers should hayo tin
honor OF naming tho organization Which is to
sweep from power oil corrupt mon without dia.
hnctloh OF party, mud put stop to all oxtrava-
gance IN public PLACES, and in private placca
also, by its healthy influence and which viii,
BY ostsbialling, economy and enforcing strict
honesty, aRye the country from threatened ruin.
-~Gray1i!le IH') Republican,
| Tho. Farnlers' md Laporfng Mems Anti
eral thing IN tho stato. II las, however, 6pIy
started upon its great mission. It has many
things to attend to tLat will keep it busy until
tho no1t election, whom It will again promulgato
to another and greater victory,-that Of Of
elesting :memberH OF tho next Legislature
an9 oi congress-. >. Tho farmers
aud laborinR mon have boon idle too long al
ready and loft othors to attend to their affairs.
The lava OF aelf-Eroaorvation demand that they
mako their great iniluenco felt iu oyory diroc-
tion.-Ford County (IK) Journal
The movement, is The spontaneous result Of
tho necessities anu exigonclcs Of tile tin,oy. It
is tho result Of honesty against corruption md
extortion. OF economy asatnat eSIravagance mud
ahow, ,,of Justice aganst theft snd greed, and
Of common sense againHt the assumed infulI-
bility Of purity It recognizes no mau or sot Of
men IS leaders, and regards principles o. mora
important than men. Ihis il tho true doctrine
Of reforu.. The peoples perceptions Of right
and wrong arc intuitiyoiy correct. It has boon
the hane Of our Government iu tho past that
tho people havo too often been 1od by master
| minds, and In aservilo adherence to patty and
men, have dono violence to the;r intuitivo psr-
| ceptions Of right CnrlinuiNe (IU.) Democrat,