, 1873-05-17
NOTES AND OPINION.


NOTES AND OPINION.
Senator John Early, Of Rockford now flor
few days) Acting Governor Of Illiuoiy, is talk,
OF as noxt Congressman for tic Fourth Detrio
vice Stove uurlbut.
1T Is remembered Of John L.. Andrew tia
while Governor Of Massachusetts, he vetoed
salary stenl, and thu Legislature did not 70,
tnte to try 1t again with linn. Now, John a
Andrew is doad aud Bon Dutlor rules.
Tho contest In Illinois ia receiving much al
tentfon all ovor tho country. Tho Toledo Dlat
says ::
The ronaody proposed by tho farmers Of 1linoia
N extronlc ono, and it is Taught with da1gors b,
gs aFSdaesa @ nto p IL potisS
euro laws aud dccis!ons ia their Interest and agsn.
ehe beat interests Of tho ponrlc. =. Undor "
ncthod by which proper rclnko eau be ad,iniaore
e those CORPORATIONS which thus aoek 10 rrpitu.e til
consuro the action Of ,ho iarncra. 4+'0ts1
Tho farmers throughout tho West, Eouth
and Northwest aro deeply concerned aboIs tn
question OF choap freight; and with good rca
son son. Let g. them reflect that tho public jobber
and Credit Mobflior swindlora llavo pocketcd dia
honestly moro than enough to build all tho com
@ 2otlnE wator :d railway lines TINT thoy want t
vc 1RcSay ana en- cheap for tho
works hayo been constructcd' but wo have nnif
higher prico for them than any pooplo eya1
PAID before for similar works. II. would bo 1
frauds in connection with Pacific RAILWAYS. Gred;i
Mobilor, and other financial contriyanccs nj
WV, ,ouo, 00o, an amount which would build D0O
Courier Journal. 0"''''''s
-Ihat tho farmorB should seek to override lin
courts ~ means OF tho ballot-box ia much to bn
deplored. Their caao is a grievous ono. and ro.
i.a 9nlrea romody, but that must bo applied By
H.
enforcement OF tho remedy in tho TACO Of to i'm.
menae power acquired by tho rnilroad intorost n:
<hls country, and this problem Of railroad con-
trol Is ono that is Peromrtoriy forcing tAolf for
ward for early solutiou.-lHi{1Ielp6in Eron;uo
Telegraph. @''"'''3
.-.,Decauso tho railroads are such powerful aids
20 20 tho M country there IL no reason why the coun-
try ahonld DO laid helpless at their feot to In
coolly pluckod ut leisure. II is a slort-siehtod
policy on ths part Of tho corporations to arouso
fha 11 feeling that is growing up.-St. Paul Cafin]
1t should be borno in mind that this na,v TO-
sue is not brought forward by politicians for no.
Itical purposes, but is actually forced unon H. H.
country " necessity Tlie raftue.o et H. eas ene
(Te1.) Ne,os. ''''0''
Courts, and decisions, and charters md
@tefy device by which power and monopolies on
31 Ennoh ~ n1hemselye9 must conform to tho popular
over the people choose to oxpress It, It il in.
sioed IN any land, ns tho Dourbons and foudaliata
learned in Franco near the close Of tho ]nst can.
tnry. It is infinitely, desirable that tho people
they will do this or not depends Upon the moaa-
ire OF thoir wrongs ind tho persiBtoncy of Tin
wropg-doors. E1tromo measures arc to bo icnros
Gated pat aubmisson to wrong and oppression
st. Joseph (No) Hazette. 0'''eA'
~ VIII not 10 Tor us to take anything for
granted, ,--wo must know how oyory man We eup-
Port tor ohico stands. He must be pledged over
mauded, and il inaugurated already, to eunnoTt
them untlinchingly and unfa1teringly and IS he
fails, hold him as an npostato and traitor to our
intereats and unworthy to remain among us, Il
fearful penalty from tho coward md imposter'
Our interests have been bartered away 20 lonr |
and 80 constantly that our Indignation at INV |
further betrayalH is but just and reasonable, and
public sentiment, we must hold up aomofhjnr to
rim te;iim ho will regard.- (Ioira1
Times. e|
-The railroad war in tho West is likely to ond
" "hn hr aamst an oil eorts Of organized
rn1nents.-Neio Orleans Times
Evils and abuses thero always nre to bo over
come, removed, or corrected. But flying from
II. Lot tho philanthropists, tho real, oarnoat
seekers for roform, put their best energies into
the work Of cleansing and oiling thcir party mn
,aao cnaoy S1.o Let hom beg9 at th9 beginning and
r., Etnt t..,. ~ ~ fapads Aflch Eagle
-Ihe truth OF the matter il, tllero IL liftlo |
hope Of any good from either or tho old party
organizations, and the quicker tho people como
boldly up to the conclusion the bottor It viii ho
Tor FL 5ao e eGf'nh1ayignEaed fa IT. ionad loho Liberal
tant Whon Dotter understanding and moro ius-
lice viii prevail between tho people aud tho coT.
Poratlons. 1or at present it must be admitted it
Which sq s,a s IN pgy and bitter conflict
than ia at present generally imarinod II Eor.1 ~,
Lao (IPis.) Journal. view y" !
III tho politicians can succeed in no other xuav
:they t VII possibly attempt to cxcito portion of
hoy 20 not succeed: No great good can bo &C. G
:ompnBAod unless tho farmers null togatlor .
There |1l ny must DO no bronx in the ranks. K solid
ront will carry tic enouy's breastworkg Shall | T
70 laVo ltf-hansas Farmer. 7
Tho Farmers Association, nov being orran. I
zed, ls tho ,groat entering wodgo Which will Q
npt astlnder tho giaut trunks Of mo.
y "nlea a,'nrr onsrues @ @t1day commercial foo
nd ends re bid tue movement God speed !
Tho Mirror last week said that F." Mr., Bur- ?
9afd r. had d1ns nothing to forfeit the confidence
'ross throughout tho district, aud tho touo Of !,
ho communications that poilr in uoon III. and Il
70 thundoslng toned we hear everywhere from a
nth tho Mirror most cnphatlcally. Carroll s
-Uno branch Of tho late Hon. Samuel She)la- T
argers argument justifylng his acceptance Of D
he Congressional back-pay ia too beautiful to u
MSS by unnoticed. lIoro it III:
ud Wrong III takng s., 600 back pay, It was not y
y hrss sn for took back pay under tho act Of July I'll
e0o. which gave tue Congress- Tint passed It ptvGt
lonthR' back l,ay.
saya tho Hon: Mr. Lightlngors, lust con-
emnod to States PrBon for burglary: "If / :.
ID wrong tn taking 5000 from that ss{o, It was p
Of my first sin. for took $4,000 in july lSGU. IL
ithout anybody oven arrosting mo for it.'d Tho o.
orld VIII not regard this ~ Constituting rea- =,
IN why Afr. Lgattngora shouldn't be- p,,nisl,o1 r
ut tho argument IL as strong and on forciLly mi Ut
Mr.. ehellabargcr's r's-Alen,phis dyalancIe.' f"' "
-Thoro is not anything highly exciting in tin | d.
bnmlning Ut St. Lousu, Ii II drawn IT.
lid Cincinnati Commercial. nj
In later years American 8ocioty hhB betravcd II
'mpto1ns Of cankoring corruption that Vas Il
Dvor known to exist in any country In HISTORY n ~
early an ago. It Is shameful fotho jast ilas II
200, but it is truo that III our day money il wor In
lipad like god; md when this bl;nd holatry >"
lists 1t is idle to suppose that men will not 10. Ill
lirQ It by Infamous means. It Ia also idlo to II
oppose that 1t will DO the leBs devouty onotod ea
j tlat acoouns.--LotlanIa Courier Journal. TO