Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-12-04
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Prospectus For 1874.

most eyentftIl In "A political sense that we
have seen since the close Of the war. The
questions which have cngrossed and
divided the public mind during the past
twenty years are rapidly passing away,
and we find growing up in different parts
OF the country party called by various
names = in California the independent
party, in Iowa the Anti Monopoly party,
Ia Wisconsin the Reform party, in ILL.,
nois the Farmers MISUNDERSTANDING q
common purpose and inspiration, and ex
hiDiting strength which proves that it
answers one Of the chief demands OF the
hour. The
CHICAGO TRIBUNE
will give large share of its attention to
this new manifestation of public senti-
ment. It holds
1st. That The old party organizations
arc essentially corrupt and fraudulent.
Having no longer any principles tocarry
into effect, they have become mere busi-
ness enterprises, making show of OPP
position To each other, but really sharing
in the proceeds Of proiligate anddishonest
Legislation. To suppose that any heaICh~
fnl reform can flow irom the pretended
efforts Of these wornout and deinoraized
partnerships is altogether vain and
illusory.
Is a cunning device TO rob the many for
the benefit Of the few, and that its effect
is To cause farm products TO exchange for
about one. half the quantity Of foreign or
protected goods they would otherwise
bay.
Sd. That railroads cannot exact more
than fair rate Of interest on tho capital
actually invested In them. and that when,
In addition to this, they claim dividends
on watered stock and fraudulent bonds,
the State may ri2htfuliy interfere for the
protection Of the people; that unjust dis
ordinations between different localities
are in violation of law and should be pro-
hibited.
A. That subsidies or bounties of money,
land, or public credit, to railway, steam
ship. or other corporations, are fragrant
abuses OF tho powers Of government,
traught with the gravest dangers TO the
people, and tending to promote corrup-
ton, extravaganza, speculation, and hn-
ancia disaster.
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