, 1873-08-14
NOTES AND OPINION,

Tho California oioctf1n of d Legislature oc-
ours on Wednesday,, Sept. s. It must bo mat
ter, nov, OF profound unconcern witt, tho Gem
trail Pacldo Railroad magnntoB wlothor tho
RepublicanR or Democrats win, Ginco tho
nominations Of both lave boon equally con-
trolled in tho ono groat money-intorost. That
intorost appears, also, to viow with equal uncon-
corn tho numerous independent banners flung
out all over tho stato, and stoutly upheld by
men who fco1 ut least tho Justice, II they do not
know tho atrongtf, OF their cause. So for as tho
next United statoH sonatorahip ia concerned,
h1r. Cassorly Ia counted ont by the manipulation
Of tho Democracy, and Gov. Booth by tho samo
use Of mems il tho Republican primaries.
Tile hlaino oloction of Governor, Legts1a-
turo, etc., OCCURS on Monday, sopt 8. The TO
publican nominee for Governor ia Nelson Ding
Icy, Jr., Of tho Lewiston Journal, understood to
stand for speakor Blnino as next United statcs
Benator or Presidential candidate. Tho Dono-
cratic nominee is Joseph Titcomb, of Konno-
bunk twenty years. retired from, politics, and
doscrbednowas tan nuncompromising Democrat,
who c1inge with remarkable tonacty to tho
primitive boiofs Of tho old Democratic school,"
Tho Peoples Movement, which began in
Aroostook County, will express itself in State
Convention at Bangor, tomorrow.
Tho Fond du Inc {Wls.) Commonwealth
Bays Col. ". r. Taylor, Of Dano, wns Lit upon
two months ago. md Is as certain to bo the
Democratic nominee for Governor as Gov. g, G.
Waslburn is to DO tho Republican Candidate tor
re-oloction.
This is tho way tho Grand Rapids Eag|e, IN
Administration, oflice-holding newspaper. "goos
for tho salary-grabbors:
Every Demoorato Congressman from Ohio has drawn
"AE E-aotp t n, 1 % orn+ t. IT, ,,ooo, <, ,,,aa,
drawn and kept hia back my.
Every Democratic Congressman from Pennsy1vonia
has drawn and kept hB back pay.
Every Domocratlc Congressman from Kontucky Las
drawn md Kept Ills back pay.
Eyery nemossse Congressman re- from New Hanlp
Tho only Democratic Congressman from Michtgan
l,as drawn and krpt his back jay.
-Atso the indianapolis Journal, which ie an
Administration but says 1t is not Morton Or
gan, takcs tho salary y-grabbors in hnnd, and, ad-
dressing itself to Mr. Dachon, of Kontucky, says
Va arc not informed int how much back pay the
~ dated back two yoars It d likely he tlrow cioar
s sasf 5 he ss as city Ess ss sss @1aass woa MhS
ast assas aaS Il" So so or f o ,sass nn' ses a
that tle people lad no rghta Which the grabber WAS
bound to renpoet Tho Hon Nachen ~ ont in lotter
used BY otlers, w.: tiat was necessary md rtsht
-. The Kentucky EX-SENATOR fs entitled to Lila
ind aS o Ss2uy to ;e1
III ita ovcry foature, that evory who drow DOL
lnr Of buck pay under 1t party to fraud, aud
that tho law ought to DO repealed.
--hlosarB. RauBoy and Window, who nrofaas
to represent Minnesota in tho United Statca Son
nto, have pormttod their organs to upiBo IL
abroad that they Lad drawn thoir sharo Of
e idS a Hn@g aS9 E tho hso
that neither Ramsoy nor Window hayo rotur1,od
tho money to tho Treasury, tho orgaus try to
snoalt out OF their unpleasant position by saying
that to BonatorH hayo not drawn tho pluntler.
has still another excuse. 1t anya thore ia no law
unlor wllioh the money can be returnod-St.
Paul Dispaich
In tho list Of sonatora who l,Avo poclteted
tho grab figures tho name Of tho Vermont SON
ator, Morrill,, as we'll as lis AIano namcsake, who
kept his mouth B1ut for woekn whifo the papers
OF Ills stato commended him for having restored
the money to it's rightful owner. Forry, of Con-
nooticut, IL another man who people hayo boon
hoping would provo to be OH tho right nfdo, hut
Springfield Rfpu1|ic0n.
Tile farmora ,ncotiug at baldwin City, on
laat Saturday: ia signil'cant. It ie tho ilrat
Gtnto. It IN tho outburst Of the farnera move
mont to effect al organization aud mike up
and rron.ulgato tho pridoiplos to co,l-
duct Il in its course Of action in ita par
ticpntlon IN Inn public do,onai11i, aI1rs Ihs
without tho enforcement OF its prinolples by
action independent Of all other parties: Tho
labor Of tho country has been onoroacl,od upon
aud opnrouhoalong enough BY organized cspital.
It caul!ot live longer under i, al 1t must organ
i2o to FREQ and protect itHolf.-La,craace (kaH)
Standard.
The people havo moro to fear In tho future
(aa in tho past), from the coalition Of kapubli-
can and Domooratlo leaders, under tho pro-
fieB," than In any o[llor direction. When mud
wlioto Democratic 1eadora rofuBo to dsband or
unto with thoBo who desire to rotorm existing
abuses, you may at onco dooitlo that tho people
arc to DO ooatod; that tue old party leaders pro-
puHo to koep tho people divided that tlloy mny
divide tho profits Of oltlcn-holaing md Of1iuial
speculation. Hodge (Iotoa) Times.
Tho Democratic party llaB becomo tho moro
playthipg Of tts onenleH' WAeneyer 1t IL about