, 1873-07-04

o. thih8R has pooomo 40 dooply Impressed upon
workora WHO arc attempting to foiat their attol-
tions upon tho farmers, that It can DO pafnly OBJ
sorvod. Thoy look upon tho antt-monopo1y
n1ovomont as IN enterprise to DO managed, and
bilious politician or tho ecl,oming broker Ia
official pfundor.-: Galos0utg (I4.) Register.
--Lato events aoem to hive shown In 4 mans
nor not to DO Misunderstood that very many per-
Sons at prosont occupying high public, trusts
owl intont as from tho absonco Of that which
education supplies. q Moo sorso Of moral dis
elimination In public conduct. But thoro is
eVon q wider scope for tho exercise OF wllolo-
which would soon mako similar offences impoB-
aiblo. Lot us not despair OF remedy. The
ttmos arc critical. Not hore alone, but all ovor
Eao world. prosporinE In purely material intor-
nevor done boforo, tic olornonts to work out tho
efayest moral ohanEos aro simultaneously at
work everywhere. Tho problomB now froo'y
prShontod.for agitation reaoh tho foundations OF
govornment. and evon Of. human socioty-
Charles Ffancfs Adams.
There fs nogood reason for excluding homes,
Democrats from tho Republican party. Il OK
nnitod statea M Senator Jones, of Iowa, Gov.
l1avo found that tho Democratic party. "a nj
prosont manipulated, ia dangerous to the peace.
prosperity, and advn1,eoment Of tho great inter-
sans sts Of thG stG%unt they Sy ghond form now anil
strongly intrenehed In the hearts Of the noop1o.
and will probably bo ablo In the future, rs in the
pa9t, to administer tho Government eiIicientlv
and wiseiy without making any special efforts ia
party, certainly their voluntary adhesion to COT.
rect principles should bo hailed with p1enBuro.
Their old Democratic associates will, Of course,
donounco thom- Washington Chronicle.
x-Bctwoen tho "uniheation" movement Ia
fIH n Inn $@4 ~
md movsment tpss' posisal fsaisGnt ars
Wofnliy mxoa. -. They have passed bo-
yond partisan control, and whom their work il
end ended hc will bc . shrowd man who Gun rcnd tho
lnbeI on tho collar Of his political bed-fellow.
Inc II basis OF reorganization ia immatcrial, fot
tho present. Parties spring from political orisia
which tho politicians can neither prevent nor
contEol.-Afe'nphts (1e''n.) AuaIanche.
Corruption, blhok as night, peryados ali
Official stations sapplng, away all public virtue,
and imporiling everything dear to us aa q
nation. Tho bost and surost remedy is for tho
Reopo.thhe poo u Honest toIllng unaapirng people
numbors, and eftoctuafly clean out the Augean
stables, Ut Washington, md at every State and
county capital whoro any corruption exists.-
Let0tsto,on lu) Democrat.
Either tho Republican party in Wisconsin
must support thoBo measures tCredit Ifobilior
and tho aalary-atoal], and consequently 20 down
bofore tho people, or Senator Carpenter must
leaye tho party and bo consigned to political
OOAylUu.-JttcfSon vas. Banner.
Tho country Is awake upou this subject. and
no aophiatry or whitowashing will close tler
eyes or 30 cover up this crimo Of their public
servants as to hide 1t from their sight, and wo
much rnletako tho tompor and spirit Of the poo
plo Of Wisconsin il they do not convince Mr.
Carpenter one OF tEeRe days that ho has receiued
tue compensation provided by law for tho last
time.-Atchison (Eun.> Globe.
This saiary-atoal was ono Of those bold VIII
]ainics which bring their own puniahments. No
carpenter. OF Joiner, or tinker, or cobbler can.
mond a character 90 rent and rotton Us that OF.
tho ealary-grabbore.-S. Joseph (Ato.) Gazette.
Tho new members, Of tho Forty-third Con-
tho torty-socond Congress, and who did not voto
for tho increase OF salary, but who wero elected
bcforo tho increase was voted are, with fow OK
eopttons' " wo toa are informed drawing pay at the
Banning, tho Democratic Representatives from.
this county, hayo boen prompt to indorse the
anary-grab BY collecting the increased pay, and
thnt, too, before they have dono any work-be-
,,ati Gazette.
Tho demand is and will continue to bo for an
carly and unconditional repeal. Wo arc not
vagarbs wg be 9s2 to 2sa9 aa this demand
fully complied with on tho part Of Con-
greBa. but tho people will mark aud visit viii,
thoir djsploasure ovory member who docs not
Who Ills a resar Tlo ss paba Sa qs s not t's Is
q condition to bo tritlod with On this point
burlington (la.) Ha'ek-Eyc.
-Wo might flu our columns with o1tracta
from our exchanges, all breathing tho sanlo
spirit. but it il not necessary. Tue salary act is
indofenslblo, and it 10 simply suicidal for any
man "a to attempt Justification Of the outrage
references in tho resolutions passed by tho
nominating conventions Of both parties. It was
an net that will long stink in tho public noatrils
-Har,.is1urg (Pa.) State Journal.
hold thia year viii bo compelled to donouuco
this infamous transaction, and wo may yet ex-
poet to hear Of humorous cases Of the roturn of
the money. to tho National Treaaury.-Philades-
phin Inquirer.
1t ID surprising In Wow Of the evidence Of
public feeling, TINT members Of Congress-, villa
havo ncithor drawn nor covered baok.this grab,
isPay so much ',lt Indifference: Thsy must know
Concord (N. ~ Monitor. .
Tho Peoria Transcript says: "Tho Republic
can party has ever beon the friond of tho farmer
and the foo Of tac monopo1ios." What an oil
farmor might live in poverty and want amid such
friends; tho monopolios can feast and fatton
among such foos. II tho Republican party is the
friend OF the farmer aud the foo to tho monopo-
understood by tho people.-Pcoria Democrat.
Tho farmers Of tho Northwest are the arbi-
tors of thor daatinios aud if they fail Of ulti-
mato succoss it will DO their own fault. Theif
pGEHNF0TEuEb WILL n1 LCblHut uut II LuBY urge
tlloir c|aims in O respectful but firm manner they
will be suro Of final succosa.- EVayne County
(lU.) Central.
The passenger and freight schedules OF
have boen revised to conform with tho law
oatenaibly 30 but, it seems to us, all the oficiaa
WHO have Ind 4 hand in tho preparation Of
tho schedules have, while pretending TO comply
with tho law, endoavorea to conatruo 1t so ns tn
mako it obnoxious and thus secure its repeal. II
this object is sought to ho obtained by tho rail-
road corporations doing business in this State,
tho effort will miscarry. All tho attempts OF tho
tic people, who havo, wo believe, como to tho
conclusion that a victory must be won over tho
monopolats, oven 1t 1t should require. hard
fighting for q century, and tho use Of all the,
Weapons Of revolution to secure it.-Cairo (lHt
Bulletin.
-Unlesa radical changes are made and tho
juss domantls OF tho pooplo oonformod to, thero
WI! como time, and ut no distant day, when
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