Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-08-23
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49,. --a.....e''' 2nTURDAY AUG. %
" COUNTRY 70 sE sAvED


Thank God' IF We mstas. not the
s,gns Of tho tir.Aos, the people are
~. TO their interest, and the
> ''ioal ..ars, thieves and prostitutes
are to 20 pat down. The principles
Tor which the REPUBLICAN,, while
'Ander our control, has fought almost
single handed and alone in Oregon,
are spreading like prairie FIRE all over
the great north western States. Oppo
sition to moneyed aristoeracy, railroad
monopoly, Cesarism in the President,
perpetuation in Office, domination by
miserable, irresponsible, perjured
villains aud educated idiots, over the
most sacred liberties of the people,
corrupt rings, gigantic gifts to the
dishonest men and companies of meu
by which individual interest are made
fat ut the expense of the public, and
shove all taciternity as to wrongs and
crimes of the particular organization to
which person belongs; for these and
other duties honestly performed, We
have been accused by both knaves and
fools, of in6delity to party hu: the
triumph we have assisted to win in
this glorious battle for the perpetuity
of popular government aud equal
rights, has paid us thousand fold for
all we have born from the pen and
tongue of sniveling sycophants, who
like the dirty SOW, is always ready
aud willing to wallow in the mire and
mud, at the very feet Of those who
they regard Gin consequence of the
money they controD as a highel order
of animals, so they themselves grow
tat on what they steal from others.
To show the extent to which the
people are aroused, We give below a
few Of the very many expressions of
the people recently made 10 several
of the States. In Ohio on the Both
Of July the Liberals met at Columbus
and among many good things declared
as follows:
Resolsed, That we declare against the infalli-
bility of party; that when the caucus or
Convention fails to present fit candidates for
office, it is tho high privilege, as we'll as the
bounden duty. of good citizens to withhold
ther votes from such candidates. and d,regardlc>s
of party aQiiations, 10 support the best men
presented for official position.
Secoad~-That both tho Republican and
Democratic parties have outiived the issues
on which they had their origin. aud have out
lived tLalr usefulness, and new organization
of parties il demanded in the interest of the
public welfare.
7hirI-That the Republican party, having
the control of both branches of Congress and
of the Executive Department., is directly
responsible for the legislation known the
"salary grab for the squand ring OF the
public lands in grants TO private corporations
for the release of Railroads from thoir jus
obligations to the Government and oIhel
mauifestions OF corruption, as developed b!
the credit mobiler and other Investigations
and that those members of the Democrat,
party who have aided or acqnicsced in sucl
legislation equally deserve public condemn;
ton.
Here is Montgomery County Till
nois. The following are the resolu
tlons
Reso1red, That tho Montgomery Count
Farmers Association stands opposed to railroa
nonopolies. Congressional rings, LegIsatis
rings, and County rings; and that We ignore a
old political Issues. and recommend to the Coz
vention Of Farmers Associ .tiion, which NEE
I'm Hilsboro on the 23d Of August, 1873, th
they select their candidate equally between IL
two old political parties.
Resolved. That we invite the cooperate
OF all mechanical organizations, at the san
clubs, to participate in said Convention
Resolred, That we are in favor of the on
term system for all Offices.
Here is the voters Of Mower Count
Minnesota, with their sleeves rolled |
in dead earnest.
WHERRAs, By and through the suffsrar
of existing political parties, peculatlon a
corruption obtain in nearly every branch
our 0overnment,in the form Of salary-grabs,
so-called Credit Mobilier transactions, rever
frauds, and otherwise; which condition.
tbings initiates against the interest OF ev'
honest man and taxpayer of oil parties VIII
soever, and aslo threatens. to sap
foundation Of our national life; and
WHrREAs, Having no faith to believe 4
existing abuses can be corrected, or refor
secured or guaranteed, through the prese
political organizations, and looking to
present good and future welfare of our comm