, 1873-08-25

lineaslneHa nnlong tho 1atlical TnnhYora hero mud
canning up to thon from The itIorent eo'iri'et The
aovornor they fnd won't do for effective work. AMI,
inv.tlon een be Obtained for lin. '''>' "'''''S'
| Tho Republican platform Of Town deo1aren
improper and Infamous" and that it should 60
| euro the political condemnation Of all who ,ycre
party to It," And yot our Republican State
Cohtral Committee announces John A.. Lognn aR
ono OF tho epoakers who ia expected to on,}glten
Iowa votora In tho coming campaign notwith-
standing ho was ono of tho supporters Of TINT
infamous measure, and llas never givon my
slgns @ Of repentance Until no purgcs limHclf
or for Republicans had better bo lnvitod to stay
on hts own edo Of tho rivor. In 1owa NO arc
likely to hayo ouough Of this 6alary-grab bnBi-
nosa aio wltous 9oaa1 importing my from linosD
10 oxpound tho platform Of platitudo in
Town, NO find Dack-fay Palmer and Orr, Ex-
parson Harlan, tho railroad ring g-attorneys Hon
derson and Hubbard, and eight honest Con-
seatH, yet, hayo drawn thor sG25 a month einco
March (; and, not content with homo talont Of
t1 such transcendent brilliancy, tho Republican
stnto Central Committee has invited John a.
political purity md party honesty.-Dnvenpor!
| Tho Washington Chronicle Ia 1aborlng ear
nestly 81 to proyo M that tho saaryEra was right.
|
into believing, who 1.-Two In Washington, cut of
from henl1hy contact with tho ulaaBeB.-Indian-
| apolis Journal.
Tho 1ato increase oi tic salary of members
is regarded o. such m abuse Of tho confidence
roposod In Congrcaa by tho Constitution, ono 10
hagrant aud unnecessary, that nothing short of
q revocation Of tho odious net will aatisfy tho
outraged foolinga Of tho pooplo. Thoro ia no
! nBo in attempting to eyatlo or conoiliato tho
aonao Of injustice which tho people feel In 70
gard to it.-JanespiAe Wis.) Gazette.
lilo natural aenso Of jnstico Of plain mon
boon said In oxtenuation has eonBibly modified
tho first impression. (R. ~ Jour-
nal
-Theeo back-pay erabbors, in voting this
cut themselves Off from political promotion, to
| whatever party thoy may bolong. Tho 1doa that
tlloindlgnntion Of tho pooplo was but momont-
ary and would pass by proven to DO MI ogregioua
! mlbtnko.-LanSing (ifich.) Republican.
| --RcSolyed, That wo denounce tho 1ate act Of
CongrosH, commonly called tho "sa'ary steal,"
and donounce ovory 1na1nbor who voted for 1t,
dotgea tho votc, or received baok-pay as being
corrupt md unworthy Of the confidence or aup-
port OF tho pcoplo to any position Of trust. With
out regard to tho political party to which ho be-
longed.Ich,isttan ta, COUNT, (IA( Democrats.
--hesolved, That we hold the Republican party
responsible, through the preBident who signeu
the bill, for the outrage known ns tho salary-
! grab" That, like other outrageous measures,
was tho worls Of q Republican CongresH, hut tho
neinoe5nts ~ IT. VIII who aided it aud proed by it de-
themselves unworthy Of public conlllonco.-
Lancaster County (I'a.) Democrats.
III neccsaary, tho unhealthy flesh must DO
slonghed of, and our approaching Democratic
Stato Convention mtlat denoulco tho whole eteal
aud oyery man who voted for it-bo he Demo-
crat Or Republican. As u purity our skirts must
bo clear, aud must bo made, clear by
no such muo! miserable collection bf gcnorai-
&Seun Ft&t - 41.t.
State platform; but in the plainost words af-
fortlcd by tue language which VIC uso, must
this his nasty thing bo denounccd.-Pittsourgh
fine Post calls on the Democratic party to
ropndiato tho SALARY grabbers. Of it's political
faith. This, at last, shows that q CLEAN OF rea-
aon IL bfcaking oyor the mind Of our cotcmpo-
Iary. We reaognizod, long ago, that certain
for tho salary-grah and denounced them
Pittsburgh {Pa.) GazcHe.
Tho people arc Bick Of ard dlagustod With
tho corruption of Congrosa, which has lo1ed
Republican.
Tho solo object OF the majority of office
holders Tor tho past two years Lns bocu to take
the most money or advantage possible out Of tho
Office with tho least expenditure Of time, zoal or
intelligence. !. Look around and boholl
public ifo corrupt as it has boon undor rotton
nonarchies.-Ddnpiue (1A) con,mercial-he-
publican.
/ -lNo pUQ{lle ulF0 GGIDT11lnGd TO DO aDln ont
no longer. Tho best mon III tho country, OF
both parties, havo determined to mako one
grand effort to BAvo tho FREQ institutions Of
America to American ctizons, aud all tho pow
crs and combinations put forth and entered into
BY monoy.naking politicians cannot change tho
course Of evonts.-Labrence (Kun) Standard.
What is wanted to destroy tho blightng in-
nnenGo Of t'so parties run ostonsibly in o!pposi-
il mi organization in which all honest mon can
co-opsrato.--Sx Paul (lGnn.) Dispatch.
Democrats and honest Republicans, WHO owo no
allogiance to Grant, tho Chief of salary-gral,-
parties will die together. lNlls1oro [Iu.) DEM
ocral.
III the qrangorB moan nothing but display,
they arc "all froth," but il thoy mean some
know tho wrong inflicted upon thom,
lonco they must find md apply tho
ronlody,, # they will look for the origin and
canso 1t will DO oasily found in tho acts of cor
source. There is no remedy but to dispol tho
ono and purify tho other. This can only bo aono
by tho ballot: :-:Afo Gregor (lo,oa) Times.
-surrounded on al aides by oorporatlonsg,
common purpose, vamplre-iko,' to seo who can
got tho most lifo-blood out Of tho people, 1t be-
cornos necessary to reaasort tho simple doctrine
Tho eroatost good to tho greatest number, and
lot tho watch-word be as Of old, bowaro Of mo-
nopolios. Lot the people test tho action and no.
tho profcasions Of tho politicians mud tho party
in power by this taliHuan aud tho result viii not
DO doubtful l:-Madison Nis) Democrat.
| Tho railroad grab il evon worso than tha
Congressional salary-grab. Railroads pay taxca
On nbout ono-fourth Of thoir roal value or actual
cost, and then, by thoir fraudulent syatem OF
watering" declare dividends on stock repro
sontng two or throe times tho real value or coat
OF tho ronds md equipn1onta.--HeofuE (lo.ca)
Constitution.
The railroad companies, when tho now Il,i-