, 1873-06-04

atiuH, tnetelolcj THO Legislatures OF. 1bi4 md
millions, or thoroabouts, for the Legislature Of
1874 to fnoot.--Albanu {N ~ Ar0us, i
Tho iato dootsion Of tho Supreme Court Of
Minnesota in tho casop of tho Winonn d St.
pS3sf de9aea MfSa ns a ssgo to The R Reopo ,s @
transportation: 1t now remains for the people
to doclt1o whether OR not they will take advan-
tago OF tho disappearance Of m obstacle which
In aomo statoa has proved tho most difficult to
aolous Of their danger from tic Legislature, ero
Ing themselves. Thoy propose to nomi-
nnto and o1oct as Govornor ono Of
to yoto whatovor moasuros the peoples repro-
eontativoe may adopt for limiting railroad OK
tortion. William b. Washburn is their man.
md 1,is fidelity to thor intoreats was amply
pGrooyod pGo by his management Of tho plot to grab
apotls among tho roads.--St. Paul Dispatch.
Ali around uB tho farmers aro organizing
for tue campaign hlroady innugurated by our
brethren In othor States, for tho long pull
againat tho monopoliBts that have boon for
yoarH dovouring our substances Glencoe (1finn.)
Register.
Tho Patrons Of Husbandry have had rapid
growth. They organized for q lnudablo end
hna received tho smilo Of appreciation from all
toToss t OF 1air desling md now thoy count tholr
critical time with thom. Aireedy in some QUAR-
tors. mon whose political ambition has not beon
gSt9d n1o putting themselves at tho head Of
various names, lnsidously insisting that tic
farmers must mako tho nominations. TAcso sly
toxes hayo doranged tho work Of tile granpos il
alnerent countios In two or tlreo Statos and
Caused cav a. dfyieion Of purpose among tho mem
final disaster r.-Miloankec IVis.) Sentinel.
Capitalists hayo ALWAYS boon nnitaff ami IL
has always boon tho Disguised policy Of capital
ssa 70 dkoop tho laborlng people and tho farora
meas pasty that eapssts
u 1or thor intorost and bonellt partios, or the
dominant pnrty for tho past fiftcon years, l,a1o
not noen managed or run for tho interost Of tho
saounntfy' ann But capital and money have run 1t.
hna me farmors havo suffered 10 thois ignorant
nelof that their pnrty WINS serving tho country,
WHOM IN taot tho country has boon made to goryo
sno wealthy monopolists, who improve overy
thsp opportunity to tho farmers and
Al honest Republicans, that money runs tbs
government, and the Governments ia run for
tnoae tloa who havo monoy.-Aontelto (Wts.) r.
We bolicvo tho tlmo is rapd]y approshing
gate their candidates for Judges, oren of tho
supreme Court. as to what are Their Views on
many important points Of constitutional law.
~ ~ tais state, for instance, there have booa
steady encroachmonta upon tho rights Of tto
Esople I'm IN .oyoiruling plain prHyisi%ons % OF ho
Nothing has, been ovolved.by tho "Farhers'
Movement moro li}eiy to result in permanent
good, both to the railroad companies and tho
people, than flo rcbnko Of the pass Bystom No
man can DO perfectly independent logtHlator
WHO rides upon froo pnsH. As for Judge
riding upon 4 free pass, It aooms to us 10 30
asrocious and morconary to tho last dogroo. Tho
fact that 1t Ia common docs not reduce It's helm
ousness.-Danoillc (I7I.) Times.
Out upon this Ohio tomfoolory. Tho peo-
pic Will hayo none OF it. .Tboy are in earnest
md moan business whom they conlnmn tho SAL
-don. oanby died poor. Eithor tho psy of
tho army oificors should. bo raised, or thoy
should DO allowed two torms in Congrosa after
they have Horvod aay twenty years. They ought
not to dio poor.-1oledo 10Y Blade.
.-Wo presume there has boon a misunder-
about tho baok-pay business. Tho fact
ia tho while thing WIS touching episode Of
mutual d!ainterostodnosa. Congrcaa passed tho
bill, not because itB members wanted that money,
but booanso thoy wanted to tostify thor regard
for the ProsldontB services by raieng bis ealary.
And the President signed tho bill. not because
lio wanted tho increase Of aalary, but booausc 10
thought tho mombors ought to hayo back-pay.-
UuGat0 IN. ~ Courier.
We aro unablo to join tho New York Herald
In Its domand for tho execution OF the Modoo
prisoners because they havo murdered our
I. troops" II troops" aro more sacred than
nor DOCS tho crime Of The Redskins Of tho Lava.
Dods appear moro heinous than tlat OF, tho
Apachcs, who nro welcomed to tho reservations
OF Arizona. Capt. Jack ought to die, but his
offenaes are not worso than the oruolties prac-
tiaed On tho whito aottlors in tho valleys Of tho
which the Government would, for long time,
not conleBcend to notico.-San francisco AHa.