, 1873-08-23
such BnoorH az those in tic Examiner would
take OF tho odgo Of itn enjoyment.
NOTES AND OPINION,

hueA 6uooiH al LAoBo IL Lhe fIAhl7hef would
take OF tho odge Of ita enjoyment.
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NOTES AND OPINION.
The following sentiments are taken from tho
| regular calls Of lsopublican County Conventions
| to be hold in Illinois:
nonopolios In ivory form are respectfully requested
to send delegates to county convention to bo holl at
that the Republican party fully nllvs to ovory iaao
necessary to advance tho best sntcrca Of tbs whole
rroapectiye Of laa political oroncca, to nnito with
W IN this convention.-Peorsa County Republican
All who aro opposed to railroad nonopol,cs, extor.
ton and oppression uf w,ntovor kind, aud anuhnB
tue most cifectual remedy for tose eyils, arc Invited
- e'onss es' eRa 2as sssSs1 es%
ltsguo!fcan comtnttses,
aro opposed to corruption ii hgh paoea aud IL ios
WIG aro opposed to salary aud to thu cztorona
q ineorroratea monopolies. cta.-Ienderso" County
Whoreaa, tue Republican party Of tho country hua
ever beon tn tho advance LII all reforms, and has NJ
tho control Of railroads and oil corporations by aw
hns bcon and ia in favor Of enforcing ali tho laws I'm
s
Ing THAT tho intozcaa Of the farmer and producer will
b. best guarded and advanced by tho united efforts Of
Ncan Eonnsftste.
Tho Rcpubicau vosors Of Kanknkco County, who arc
state aud oil other corporations nnd naonopoos now
0npreBHtng the agricultural and industrial interests Of
Tlittee.
Tho following, from tho Peoria Democrat,
noticea sudden conversion:
Gu Monday tho Peoria 1ran5crfpt virtunlly took
back all ths harsh hnga # has sid of tho ca for tho
aad M snry % o.
II 1s somewhat singular tat tho editor Ut tho 1Fan-
eertpt would ndyise Tho great Republican party Of
which II just ono wSek before said aThoro vii 10
no Democrntio nominations in pcoria County this
propratc ali tho ank-pots ii tho organization" Whit
fall thcrc must b " tho Tasarpts aspirations for
hs p.rty ", whsn be evil M,a eo9y propose 20 coalition With
faith In his ruthless effort 10 bring riclo mon the
farmers movement. uc now soos that 1t ia becoming
County this fall we'll tho country, thercfore ho
propogce oiorsson tho very thing that ho much
rdicnlcd laH$ year, that he may cover his pnrt decH
Tho Federal oilce-hollora aud Adlninistra-
tion editors in Iowa arc as busy as beos to have
tho good old-fashionod Democracy roylve itself
there as in Ohio, aud oastorn Statos. Tho Du-
buque Herald and the Ottawa Democrat give
aome evidence Of willingness to aervo tho Ad-
minlssration in this way and tho Des Monos
| gathering ~ will probably tako place about
| noe nl- a,.-.,. -. 'o."" ~, Os.soe'o' WHICH
4os1o%o tun] u s"nno' =, ens.uhias1'caus support
.ia .no ao.1no'' " Ano 4n'''h1ohopo'y ooh'en-
s1un' e"Sa .-....-
| the canuidAto Tor Govornor, Jacob g. Vale, was
eected py tho Democrats Of VanDurcn County rs m
caadato for senator, yet about the rst
thing this independent man did aftor his arrival ut
Des Mones vas to Geek admission Into tho caucusHcs
ef the Aopuencana and vote With that party eyery
important measure He Ia M old liue Abolitionint,
mlld hwyor, q successful farmor,
and hoy eay no 10 an honest man. It is not our prov
VIII venture to BAY that with all Lis faults. he s better
than Carpenter, who Aa no far successfully beat of
justice and 1rotectod Rankin, the Radical Treasurer
Tho Waterloo (lowa) Courier haa discovered
o great truth, and says:
Az the Democratic party in thls county IL ,opclosaly
dead. md % tho Republican party is tho only hav.