, 1873-04-19

iievc that large amount OF money had laen Bpon In
No. as RsSss nsesgs ssg
os Thomas !. gizor ya: the Hepalesn s do,niy T
aoa, sd been or that no IT,
ses s W s @
tatlons elso ti:e attention q tle Grand Jury would
,s s' sss !say to s ssr new 1e i e. a %
lentioa on It descryel nasin.,cl ~ I lad boeotno
Of information within their reael. On Monday and
required but, thc staecnts inado betoro
qa 1csdrs 5f ,g , sHT = csn9t an 1sySr
| ton.
Tho only way is to tako money out Of poll
ties Oh far ns possible. Mako oillcos worth loss
money. and people will not be go nnxioua to got
tlloy aro suro to mike fortune out of tho logit
irnato proceeds or out Of tho stehtinga, they cnn
afford 10 apond 1argo su1ns to get thom. II
e99nty S,e oiIlee viii yiota man trqm 10000 to
| giving 1926, 600 to got tit,-ladlanapolis No.os.
| ..-Thero wore many por8ohs who could not be-
lovo that 30 shameless thing na traffic In pub
lio Offices could roally 10 attempted, and much
| could bo party to, or eyon cogntzaslt Of, such
scandaloua doinga; and the Commercial WINS 90
vorely censurod by sono porsonB for cooperating
sstd member with tho $4,000 o1tra-salary grab in
| hiB pocket, q. it la some satisfaction to
know that tho Republicans Of tic District aro 70
not H liable to tho repetition of thom.-Tolcdo
up to last Saturday night only fonr Senators
md tor Representatives havo ca,rsod their baok
pay to be returned to tho Treasury. The amount
showing tho average OF back-pny to DO litt1o
over 81 900. Lists honting around Of those who
have refused tho back-pay contain many names
IN excoaH Of tho fourteen; but for all ovor: this
| tho Senate aud the IIouRe, subject to order Of
tho grabbers-BH0a'o Courier.
Now tho Democrats, according to their share
Of representation in Congress-, have partalcn Of
IoPnblicans. Aa rarty, tho Democracy mover
nubsicans aro improving. Tho manner In which
City ahows tlieir onpacity It is cortainy not in-
signiifcant. Tho wordB Tammany Ring aro az
lll,finYored ~ those of Credit Mobillor. Tho
public apprehension about the Democracy Is the
| gether. Cincinnati Commercial.
from Minnesota. Ho wanted to build him
house this spring, but did not like to vote for
for @ Sa @s 30 Il h9 poesot w0fa Ma p s o
bea for tho bill IN Ill the stages Of Its pa6eago,
voting "whcre it would do most good Oh col
lateral questions affecting il, and rosorying lis
final voto on it's l'aasago till ho was certain 1t
was safo. then recording his namo among tho
noea. Tho Hano afternoon ho telegraphed to his
home in Minnesota to commence hauling
Bard." " and his building operations aro now pro-
crossing lnoly.--lHl,uaukee Nc,os.
-Tho habit Of calling congressman thieves
for many ycara has had ity effect. They begin
to baliovo they are 30 regarded, and, surrounded
BY corrupt influences continually in tho City Of
Washington, thcy have acted like thievos, aud
GO homo richor i, purse, but poorer in morals.-
Monroe [His:) Sentinel. .
Tho Nov York Euening Pos. calls good mon
to witness the !npcctaclo Of ia Senate, 1t Albany,
legislation for persons into fundamental law,
some of which persons aro tho nominees Of tho
old ring, and Homo Of whom stand charged bo-
fore 4, tho public with tho foulcst and moaneBt
nwndlng Of which q 1nall can bee guilty. The
Republican party which promised ua reform,
roguery md tho old roKuos."
mon likse Ghnrlos Francis Adams to led sdl tho
! massos, tho Ionisyiflo Courier journal Gays;
"We mood q brilliantly-educato rufian,-n ho-
roic, statcsmanliko, high-nindod, and honest
blackEuarl,-n blathorBkito with courage aud
real genius for public busincsa"
It ts announced by tho Philadelphia Press
TINT, by 2 disgracofal trick OF tho last Lcgisla-
turo OF Pennsylvania tito vote OIL tho now Con-
by tho next Legislature, which moetsin January,
1874. Thus, It the yoto tB taken in August Us is
propoBcd, 1t cannot bo tnkon until January, aud
thoroforo the provisions against fraudulent
elections will not go into ofract until aftor tho
noxt election. This will provide tho way for a1-
other SGT Of Legislators Us unworthy as thoae
who llave juat returned to their homes, md post
pone for another year tho reforms 30 urgently
Tho Republican party Of to-day is not tho
compact, earnest body Of national mon that
Abraham Lincoln hold to tho fuldllment Of q
mighty wosk: 1aa That work ,' achieved and tho
as d party was fastened upon by the vest Of
mankind, and thoy grew in power aa it grow in
strongth.- GalesoMrg IN.) treo Press
s a rs TFSdn sd % st
opinions, If due thought ia given thom, will
| strengthen tho movement by showing where
| thiB opinion IL erroneous and that correct. We
ant w 1rp O. pq9
day, another to-morrow-to mako Roadway
| against tho oppressor.-1ro -1rorkuNe (Iu.) Record.
| 1t may not bo generally known, nor the fact
thoroughly appreciated At Springfield, but the Il
revolution they havo undertaken, aud beforo tho
wave Of righteous Indignation which has been
raised, politician or an oflico-seeAor will be as
the feather in tornado. LEGISLATORS at Spring.
remedy for the OWL Of which tho people COM
plain, Or thoy will go down forever boforo tho
atorm Of popular wrath (IN) Demo-
crat.
Tho farmers will novor accomplish any good
for themselves go long ns tAey are tied to tho
it may Lo. Lot tLem 'sot up Tor themselves es
| End run tho machine awhile in tl.oir
own interesta. Lat " FREQ Trade and
Fnr1nors' Rights rifle awhile, md SOC
how it will work. It will put au end to tho rulo
Of State, and county, and township uIiques--but
mover mind that; things cal't be any worao thal
they are. Let some Of the fat pigs bo pulled oif
tho toata and givc tho othera chance awhile.
Lot tho farmers fire thoir bullots straight into
tho ballot-box oyory time they got chance
and Tor mon Of their own pelcction. Don't leayo
tho matter to tho lawyers, or tho oiice-holaors,
anybody eiao, howovdr ntuu thoy u."y tu1l.. Go
vt every wrong, or outrage, or oppression, with
| tho ballot, III dead DAruQkt. That's tho only Ynv