, 1873-06-02

bor treated. ,Tho disease WAS % r1oat fatai anonr
tho negroos. :,
NOTES AND OPINION.
The Bloomington Panta7raph diacovcra A Mini
to dofoat Judge Tipton, to-day, in tho MoLran
Circuit, by ticfots bearing tho namo Of Jnmop 8.
Ewing. Judge Tipton made tho decision in the
Alton Railroad caso which was ovorruled in tho
higher court.
Tho Now York Legislature having Mt length
adjourned, only tho Massachusetts Legislature
.romainB in session, Of tho tlirty~ono Which
started IN together at tho beginning Of the ycnr.
AT last accountst tho farmers In Minnesota
Ind organized 250 oranges, and wore increasing
tho number at tho ratio Of two day.
This from Governor whose administration
is tatntod With tho Rankin scandal, is rather cool;
and yet tho Ausoatine alapprovinglys says:
ICY 0afpentcr. oraaon At tho decoration o1oroiaes.
oopdaed ssar5 and ho sare + ; Ms
ectement Of the Louisiana inbroglo: ho:rsfsrred IN
words Of bite! Teprose to tho sorlidncsa and faish-
whom di19Esco Was brought upon our nation befor,
tho WHOLE a Torl4 snd denounced In strong but iust
soeiey ~ tho source Incentive to corruption ssd
Injustice in high placcs. All this condemnation Of
htns viii the nnseh patosm % o o,. ao o5
Raernced their Ives md in woao sory tbC csrs'
moniea Woro thon bclng Performed.
1t is becoming clear to tho Davenport Ga
zette (organ) that tho Farmers Movement Ia not
to bo an appondago Of tho Republican party in
Iowa, and tho Gazette therefore says:
What Il 70 be the affect Of MI this7 O1yioua1v to
divide the farmers. Tho arongca that 20 Into II viii
.uss s pna.s 1s d.: r. s @ .,.
II and tho rasult viii bo division among liz farors
farmcra' movement. - ''''
-Mutterings from ovory quarter Of iowa show
there is cannonadin8 all nlong tho line. Tho Doa
Moinca Regency will wako up somo flno morning
hs1 mP9rat Pn os 0%sar Bot yesterday he stood
reverence Cherokee (Iotoa) Times. - ~ ''''''
Tho farmorB arc not 80 easily hoodwinked
aa some people think for, and the Granges eau
not be run In tho inserosta Of sorehead political
dead.boata and shyaters.- Carroll County (IN)
| Gazctle. >~
1t is charged TINT the Grange movement is q
| aohnne for fotstlng a feW mon into notorioty and
| power. What moro or bottar is the Republican
party : II is only q vast ring for tho advances
mont OF q fow loadorB. You may voto tho Ropub-
ucan ticket till dooms-day, and you, aa farmo1g,
will not DO benefited m iota. Il thors must bo
tho party for its past groat leeds but to cling to
1t now is like hnggfng tho corpse Of a smallpox
patient. As for, resurroctfng tho Democratic
| pnrty through this farmers movement, no ono
| r1inK
to mako good ticket and elect it.-Ihe Iotc0
| Granger.
-Instoad Of being the dupos md tools Of cau-
cua-pRoking and convent on-running ringitoB, let
convention in eycry town and county Of tho
| State and proclaim with the thunder shouts Of
freemen that oppression, bribery, and stoang
r. 9oi, staoh m %ust xnr bo st9od qnd suit
Fayette County (Io,oa) Onion.
With proyiao that the leadership in tho
groat movement bo not permitted to fall into tho
hands Of infamoua, designing, aud degraded polt..
in It's inception. to be tho groat movement Of an
oppressed agricultural citizcnry in their own
behalf, shall ovontually md certainly bo consum-
mated.-Leapen'9orh (han.) Gomrercias.
better era in our political history, md indicate
beyond doubt the e1iBtanco Of q moro healthy
condition, We believe that even in KanBaa the
be elected to any responsible office BY tho votes
| Of tho people, and wo arc vory certain that our
prosperity al commonwealth, no !ess than cur
Reputation as Q Btate,. is established upon suro
sontiment.-Atchison (Kas.) Globe.
What tho farmers and the laboring portions
Of every community ask, what they want, what
thoy mean to have, is an end Of all special legis-
| 1atIon, nnd an era inaugurated in which prog
perlty shall come, not to him who best cnn mnn-
age to levy wrongful contribution upon his
| noighbora aud fellow-cltizony, but to him who
workn the hardest and most intelligeutly IN the
production OF values. This is what tho farmore'
movement means, and this ia what 1t will accom-
Gazette.
The railways are public highways, designed
for the benefit Of private individuals hence
| there is q demand for cheaper rates Of transpor-
tation. It is a reasonable demand. The rail-
Ways can afford it. They must listen to this
Lo
enforce 1t. Tie issue Is thus madoup. There ia
no occasion for any Misunderstanding Of the
subject. Tho farmers ore not alono in this pop
ular demand. Equal and exact Justice hetweon
al concerned ia what We want.-canton (IU.)
Register.
Beyond all doubt tho Congressman who voted
to ineroaRe their pay are amazed at tho intenao
and universal indignation of the people thereat.
this: The essential fundamental principles un-
derlying our Government having boon fixed
finally and beyond peradvonture, the people have
commenced In earnest to correct and purify the
modes Of administration. It is good sgn.-
Laporta (lnd.) Herald.
Jasper Packard seems to be ahead now, but
tho people will be heard from at the next Dis
trict Convention. Indianapolis Journal.
a4 havo gone to oongrass poor ana
than their legal SALARY: Again, We say, look out
for, soheming po1ltiolsus.-0gle County CIN.)
Grange,
man Wells to tho Protestant Orphan Asylum has
boon mado tho aubjoot Of hYo1y discussion in
tho Episcopal 0ouvoption.-Sf. Louis Democrat.
l. --Pomeroy Ia to DO candidate for Senator In
Kansas, Ban Butler for Governor In Massaohu-
aetta, Harlan for something IN Iowa. Colfax for
Congress in Indiana, while Grant and Kellogg
propose to run Louisiana. This looks like re-
forml These Republicans run reform about like
Old Awkey run hotel. It is time for tho people
to SGT their eyes opon.-Burlington (Io.oa)