, 1873-09-15
NOTES AND OPINION.

NOTES AND OPINION.
Tho Republican party Ia tho tr1,o anti-monop-
oily party Viroqna Nis.) Censor.
--1a there ninglo principle today, demanded
by Tho Farmora, that is denied by tho Democratic
party or accepted By the Radicals p Cum1er- |
land (W.) Democrat,
Tho Republican party has a groat work bo-
foro 1t, aud asks tho mid Of all honest, oarnest
truo men, to help along tllogood cauBe.-Iuinois
State Journal.
Nothing ia more certain than that political
parties will remain, for tho present. about as
they aro and TINT tho Republicans aud Domo-
Gratis will orosa swords again al IN so many
past coptoHtB, without mucl change of person.
mel Of either pnrty.- Woodstock {IN.) Sentinel.
do you say you can do botter ty committing
your cause to tho Republican party thau by TAX
Ing it into your own handB Can you control
thom and plnying the Bycophant than by giving
than thrashing? Tho question il with tho
farmora whethcr they will 10 naado tools Of or
hssert their Independence and manhood. d.-0ta-
tea (IN,) Free Trader.
-'rho pooplo arc not satisfied with tho course
Of either the Kadicals or Democratic whera thny
have lad full power, and will break into thoso
rings. They will do it in this County il tlloy
arc given half a chance. They will break up the
Horllor- Garrett rng.-~Bu,!ington lopa) Gaz-
cite,
Ono agricultural laboror in the political vino
yard, over ii, Clinton County, grows poetic and
vigorously sings:
Tho Lora hss &c come m 3 to save his people
-Cent,Hia (W.) Sentinel. ...
1T is absurd to ask The people to fall into tho
old party ranka. Tho MASSES aro ali7o to reform,
Rnd they can neither bo deceived nor cajolod by
Interested politicians. Even it wo tail this time
our cause ii just as good. Our
cnemies would certainly call us foolish md
weak-1nindcd wero re to turn back now.-"A
Farmer" IN Iorsui||c {IN.) Ne1os.
--1f buBinosB men, farmers. mechanics, labor
ors, or any other class, wore influenced til their
action by tho same motives and tho aamo cou-
sldorptionB which, animate thom in the manage-
nont OF thoir own private concorps, the Repnb-
Madison HIs,) Democrat.
-Wo hope tho time will Roon como when those
who arc oppoHod to the present administration Of
atlairs will unito forces instead of fighting each
other, and mako general cleanng g. out Of lilo
loechoB thht aro sucking away tho ffe-blood Of
tho natiou.-Ad,.ian (1ficA.) Press.
California hae set tho apa Of hor oondem-
nation upon tho Republican administration Of
State aud National affairs. Credit Mobilior
Frauds back-pay steniH, and ondless dofalcation
robberlcs haro destroyed tho last restige Of tho
peoples patience. The political Rsaha2zars
pan read their doom omblaz0ned upon the wall,
Lansing {llfich.) journal.
Tho now political movement, familiarly
known aa tho Fafmela' Movement, but roally ju-
GLIDING o.! honcst men, il no moan 1noasure. It
ffs sasteod is growing 5 Iqnsss asTassi
movement against, grinding corporations and
uonapoltca IL not the result Of farInsra' ouba or
Oranges, but ratbor theHo organizations nre tho
rcsult Of tho deep-felt faong that tho times de-
mand change, and that this change ml1at be
| brought about by concerted action.-,.4ledo (IN.)
! Banner.
All opposition to tho Republican party ID
now hooking TO wlat is callod tho Far1ners' party
{bt{1
Tho Anti-Monopolista Of this county haye
no drums boating or banners flying, arc sup
ported by no Credit Mobilior guns, Or bnok-.pay
artillery, but armed only with the Justice Of their
| cause, their ranks Alled with raw rocrutH hay-
| Ing no prestige Of formor Victories, they swing
into tho field in tho face Of furious volloy frot
| powerful partisan proas, against au onemy
which has uoyor known dofoat, and take their
] stand 30 Pallantly that ovenHthoir foo btginB to
question whether or no this now party las not
como 10 stay. 1t has como to Htay.--Muscatinc
! (Ia,) ItriJunc.
--rhat [slavory] iasuo ia forcvor settled. In
| itH stead arlsos smother issue Of equal impor-
tanco to the laborers Of this county, aud that ia
whether thcy nhn}} cling to old party tios and
permit tlemsalyos to bo sold out to ,nonopolles,
aud plundorod by Government officials until they
| no longer own themselves, or (layo power to ro-
aist the demands Of tho Hpoilora.- a.-,sayorook (IN)
| Anfi-A0nopoliyk.
Tho accumulation of money in tho hnnds Of
the few, during tho aHt decade Ia fabulous. Int
kuAh GoAtiuuo 1OE Ll4 uo1E LWButYsHF0 YGhIH, ullA
| tho moneyed powor Of tha country will aurely
have tho people by the throat. Then
may appear tho sad history Of millions
yet unborn. who will be obliged to labor, toll,
and struggle for the rlcla-a condition to bo
pitied. Tho growing monoyed monopoly In our
country Ia .oro dangerous to llberty than slaV-
ery.-Lincoln (Iu.) Statesman.
At proaont tliefo u no question but what
thero is oonot botwoon capital q! a'd lshor, fart
coming OIL all over tho country. This conflict iR
| not Uogt by thu lNlpr intDrO6k, hut 1t III forced
upon tito country by tho onoroaclltnonta OF oal-
ital upon tho rights and interests Of tho lldua-
trloa Of tho land; and In this struggle the labor
interest nlrHs H,,cceod or be enRnyod by tho in
toros.s of capital. In other worla, the tendency
to lulll, upon a money basis. au arislooracy In
this country must bo prevented. Or tho people
will thereby loae their liborty.-La,orence Ka'.)
Standard.
1T ll.o isBuo Ia to bo hotwaen monopoly and
anti-monopoly lot 1t bo tliaao III ttmo. aud lot
to majority decide which, they will have. II tho
prugont excitement on lhis issuo ia baRod on
reason, md III not temporary HpAHn. Nv aome
think, it must bo proanosiye Of good results,
But in order to Bllcoc0a tAoro must Da thorough
discussion sud persistent work III tue direction OF
praotloablo results. It is Tor tho peorlo to do
oilo.-0shkosh (Iis.) Northwestern.
-Ilailroad and all other uonopolloH must bo
controlled in tho public intorost md, 10 far AZ
Inv can do 1t, tho poopto mnHt bo protected from
aI rings md combinations to onrlGll themselves
at tho public a1penHo.-.L D. Whi|ln9, IN bureau
County (IN.) Afpullican.
| A bold Mttnok Oh tho abuses OF tho railroads.
OH thoir rowor aud high rates OF freight, cau
alouo remedy the eYil. Legislation can secure