, 1873-06-12

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n Nathan N. Knapp, lato United States Col
!oosor OF htornal Royonuo, beaten for Judge /
tho Eighteenth Circuit Of Illinois. publiahoa
card In tho Winchester Independent aayinr:
II ggos mo great pleasure to rake nv actnoep1.do
m9nts MI ,t Y l., ny friends Of tho Democratic partys
s4s 4 no. 20 Pg forgotten by nc: And to ny Iish M
vn49. l.. think dtd vol for Tho time. " .'D
thom. Morgan County deceived them and To. Tier
sos. wots Tow ntle narrow biaoted an,aeoulei phsr
ysa o ts whs n h town WHOM
n. ii. KNAPP.
I'll, Tho doteat Of Oliof-Justice Lawronco in
Illinois, by q Farmers candidate. ploIgol IN MI Il
vance to decide questions Of law accoTilinR to
the d1ctlm OF mass convention, Ia attracting d
great deal Of attention throughout tho Union'
ena Is generally .n; regarded as very serious mat.
monopoly movement IN tho West, thoro is no
tol1ing what It's riponcd product will bo. :,
| of ono Thing no feel certain, noithor OF tho two
political organizations now prominent In. tho
gent than the ono described by The Tn1nuSE1. %
would bo at an likely to roject Judge for do.
ciar1ng tho law what it IL, aud put III q judge
pledged 70 declare it 'chat Il is moi. Party traai.
one GGa tho influence Of recognized leaders, Of
Calamity. But The now, molol-rofor1n, anti
monopoly and purifying party of tho futuro
npsoss nll thoso tradltions, aHd strikoa blow at
the independence aud honesty Of tho Judiciary
far moro dangerous and cor1upting thnn haa
oyer boon aimod by Republican or Democrat. ~
I'tftso4r9h Pa Evening Telegraph
| ,-piasa Legislation, rendered operative by a
e, easa judiciary has worked it's legitimate result
could not secure any yivon object by nero loEig.
lation, tho precedent, established BY tho nopnb-
!can party, OF securing its end through tho Ju
dietary, ~ about to b9 followed. Ii tic people,
managorB drift entirely away from ConutItue.
tlonal restrictions, tho precedent established
will place tho responsibility upon tho Repunlican
party;-F9rs u. e, Poage (Le,oa) Times.
Just organized. md tho farmers haye gainod a
very decided victory. There will bo mora cranros
ca1anshoi mere discipline insisted upon mora
more general confidence inspired In tho honrtg
OF an. The future is big with toarinrs down
and buildings up. When tlore ia neither nroa-
porlty nor contoutmont III the land. the peonio
viii rise r'ppq upon tn tue rule Of tho party II powor no
terly.-Kansas CITY (Afo) Times. ~
.! Iha farmers, il properly organized. can
control the country, md 1t is time tloy voro
gong Y; Ihey have q suffered long enough Il
nro now moving In their own doTonso.-Lonis.
Dllte C0,t,1cr-J0nrnal.
Now that the farmers Of Illinois have shown
TIC strength, of their organization by tic election
may look out for the shabby politicians. Thero i
nothing IN experienced old political hack gnufls 30
lar on aa popular movement. Tl.oy will seek to |
control and Shape this new olement in politics to
their own on4s, and will out-Horod Herod in
thor o1cosH OF bucolic radioalism. There ia roa-
son to fear that somo Of the shabby raacala arc |
are9dy in tho grangea- Cincinnati Commercial. |
Tho industrial intcreAta OF Minnesota owe ii |
70 thomsolTes to take possoss'on Of the Goyorn-
nent anu thoroughly reform 1t. Tho inyegtiga-
tionH OF last winter must have shown thena that
It WAS rotten to the ooro. What romodY remnins
but complete ,chango7 And II this is go with
state otiicors, how much moro so with Congroas-
mon7 Tho groatest and most noolod reforms
Pioneer, '1A'''']
"a wiser than the Times has said: "Royo-
!ations ~ are not made, they come. A revolution
Of tho past: It's foundations are laid fur back"
ia 1t very foolish undertaking to
plan now movement and depend upon old party
leaders for It's HucccHs. THAT ia tho poorest
material that over waa worked, or attempted to
DO worked, into M organization. It Las ofton
Tho frionas Of Mr. VAN Buren, storhon 4.
a} D}G4g!as Andrew Johnson ont, Horace arooloy
material on hand, but each aud every attamnt
syaa coMspicuoua failure. When 1 now party
ID born the new lcaaors arc born with it.-iiI-
loaukee !Ns.) Sentinel.
Traditional leaders md traditional doemas.
md old musty political nostrums can hayo no
part or lot III tho now movement, which iB to
start with now machinery to sweep away tho old
'yetem OF deception, falsohood, and awindling,
md inaugnrate ono whose Fundamental princiI.,
Plea shall bo truth aud juatlco.-qruud RAPIDS !
ditch. Democrat. /
Tho people arc tired Of tho politicians, and
vil co-oporato with tho farmers in order to de-
eat the rings now In oxistonco.-EhIu (lH,1 I'D
.ocaic.
Lot farmers take courage. Unity OF action
throughout tho country, will at the next general
na@ eotaon nrnE as sho peoplo'a party into power
, The result Of tho election in this judicial 9
istrict plainly shows that the political partins y
m az no longer control the farmers. Franklin = !,
Himself must either hold Or drive, y
,ho farmers OF THO Woat propose to do both. i
'ho linos have boon too long held by tic plum 6
oting politicians, aud they woro fast driving us il
denstruetion.-0!inton nl:n (iH.} Register: Y
-0ur contemporary says 1t Ia bottor to work In ii
10 Republican organization, with ita ''7U,000 "
la1ority IN tho State aud 900 II the county, to 81
'curo tho roforln needed" With eueA ma o o
'rity, and with slcL All i,nmonso hold upon tic t
ould bo no reform neodod. Who wondou at | D
10 pooplo rising in their might aud refusing to
ngor honor aiy political organization with thoir q.
Waterset {Io,od) Aces. "
=" Is thoro any danger OF tho Republican bt
arty bolug dofoatol in Ponnsylyania thls year?" q
tho intorrogatiyo tillo OF loading editorial vi
tlcle in tho Harrisburg state Journal a news it,
'per which raeprosontH Republican nentimout at ii
10 Qapisal Tue Journal anuwoss is own queH- CT
on III tho following worda: ''lf tie leaders of
% party, the mon who aHBlmo to munage AZ
lrs, arc rockless TO disregard tho will and tho dc
uhes Of TIC people, thero u strong possibility io
such action boing resontoa, for tho reason ir
at tho effect Of tho reAonsnlont cannot imporl ha
ler olootions to follow" Oonbidorlng thoir fr
arae th9ao ntt9tances aro sgnosa and 30
of 1T 1,,1th !