, 1873-06-30

not moroly nol1al, but corrupt, mud TINT th,
only way to purify, tho body politio is to tllrus
sedo oy9'sy nm who 1as oyer had nnything Il
ly now Hot: This in1lAcrimilato prescription
may 1iayo THO deairetl cfruct; hnt wo donbt It
Wo boliovo tho o., GOO politicians, Ro-ca1lca, nov
my other Co. 900 Tint mny ho aolcctod.~ai,sscG d1s a
ti'ao (Io'ca) journal --l'osl'naster.
:-1lio majority Of honest mon In both parties,
all ovor tho country. aro willing to- admit thi
nocessity Of radical. cha1igo III politics,
tho oohoBivo, Office holding, Office o-eeoktng oo.
mont Of tho Nopnblcan party {thougl Tow III
n,,1nhcrs), vol drilled mud organized, arc likely
to succeed in ruling oaueueos and conventions,
In counties Of Ohio whore tho Democrats
arc In tho minority and 500 no hopo of obtaining
oiflco under tho present organization Of parties,
q now shuttle Is demanded; but, In Democratic
countless those WIG aro content with what tha
county can givo will oppose tho movement Bit
to5ly; ~ Tho fight Is becoming intoroHting.-Io'
ledo Dlade-Administratto
with tho Great Rebellion came an end Of all
,s those spro4ad9aglo speeches previously so uni
tionnry War was fought over again. Now,
throughout tho West, Fourth Of July colobra.
tiona aro generally to 10 IN tho country and the
farmer, who pays for alt,"' Is the director and
ings for consultation d preparation for action
In tho orl,Bado against railroads and monopolfca.
-~Rockford (n.) Gazette.
lilo war Ia ovet, and now questions nre pro1
cernod In finances, tariffs, railroads. etc., and
while they may regard It pleasant and agreeable
TO hear an occasional Side remark about tho Sac
ridceg of tho army, and tho bombardmont Of
Fort Sumter, thoy will expect the body Of the
Fourth Of July speeches to 10 made ,p Of aou1e-
thing moro Pertinent and uaoful.-Leauenporh
Out Of this effort for disonthralment viii Of
OF necessity be brought into royiow tho tariH
dustry, tho question Of transportation, and tho
question OF opening new avenues for the OK
n,ortation Of Western produce TO tho markets Of
the world. A now ora dRwna,upon tho country,
and eppSt wn wG'em9 it, fog BATTLE .
"olc9mo tts coming:-a. Louis Times.
Of attention It tho farmers mooting 'o horomfos s
no no public meeting ia expected to bo silont OH
tnas matter,.-and formal notice WIS sorvod on
them all that the far1nors Of Columbia County
would have no further ugo for their serviees
after thoir proacnt terms Of Office shall hago OK
pired;E;F;ortage D.. lWis.) Register;
coming daily more an object OF agitation dis
gust, and abomination in tho oyea Of tho people.
Indeed, now that the people havo had sufficient
timo to recover from tho first shock md ponder
NFteeport iM5 Balieiin.' 40 '''A'''' 40 A'E'''1
--Wo don't believe tho fuss about tho grab
Nill blow oyer soon: It has boon growing, as
We hive said, for four months. 1t ia not necoB-
sery for tho politicians to kccp It before the peo-
pto; the people viii keopit before The polltt-
clans: It IL not necessary to bring outside inl1u.
enco to worlt up public feeling; for, Like yoaas
in I,. dfongl. f .t # Torks itaolf; Ihe poo
grossional corruption. w1len Congress-, defiant Of
dece9oy' y' e oponiy MADE m the sa!sry.grao. ~. Thoy
t7ati Conamcreial
-sonator m Howe vas weakly facettous M & at tho
grabbing business, subject that bears face
tlouanoss perhaps as poorly ns any thnt ever tn m
torested the public: His advice to trucklo to tho
railroads instead of resisting thcm in case they
nro our mastors may also 30 good facetiouBn9ast
but WAS not accepted ny tho company ga crodlta'
bic, sensible or e'-1uft'cau3ee Jour"
naI e. Commerce. s
-Littlo by Little tho newspaper organs and
platform speakers OK tho Aamlnlhtratlon hass
been preparing to abandon their hal,conaemns@
tory, half-apologotio maunor Of treating t1e az
ary "stoal," and to come out squarey IN doloaao
Of that cor1nnt tranaaeton. 70 MAKE she chsaga
OF front without do,norallzation, 1t was neceaaar
~ that signal should DO fired from ono q ths
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