, 1873-07-22

lato the courao Of tho stato, md oyory mill
monopo'ist, WORKING, man, md farmer through
to their principles aud defiance Of thoir power,
Tho State Convention, to Ia hold Aug. IL viii
blow tho ofIico.holdcrs' ring, such rlalng a.
will teach them what 1t is to play faat and loose
If wo tlespalrcl Of correcting tho abnHos in
tue Republican party then wo too. W. would Join
thlevos i in tl,o Republican party aro to 10, and
I ssn o. s s91 o" d "spps S psr fs1t0FSa s to t M x
tho old party: -4MarshalYo!on (1o,oa) Times.
Tho Rankin steal, tho back-pay stea tho Va:
rioua tliat hayo cureod and sRraeod
na 5 cS%ny nn Try a nh IN tho nds OF tho
ists haqo boon punished by tho party, and tho
further fact that conspicuous examples among
those oorrnptionigts arc being houorod by public
appointmonte-a!l stand out az accusors againHt
them and testify to tholr ingincerlty and lypoo-
riBy..-.Aftus County (loloa) journal.
ALL over the Stnto tho proaa Ia sounding tho
alarm, mud calling upon. Republicans to stand
f. firm and present bold and uuitod front to
the onemy. AL along tho limo tho old familiar
watchword is heard. "Close mp tho ranhu' and
prepare for tho conflict -lndianola (lotoa) Jour-
-wo aro all anti-monopoli.ts no are all
rstiona e1iat; wo aro all agroed TINT they shall
DO put down. Wo are all agreed that this shall
DO dono by 1aw. It iH no merit for tho Demo.
cratic and independent editors and politicians to
6e asserting ei M tis and hnrping upon it-keokuk
Tho Mlnnoeota Republican resolutions nro
intended to be clover example OF verbal bal
ancing, nnd might be condensed thus j" Re
that tho railroad companies aro right Rcsolped,
that both partica ought to agroo with each other,
and should not, by their quarrols, intorforo with
legitimate politics." Philadelphia Inquirer.
,,-Thoro Is high authority Tor saying, I'm vain
tho fowler sete Ills not in sight Of any bird"
Tho farm and labor classes haYo Just soon tho
Grant managers not Bet In thoir very sight, and
t. t., Will DO strange II thoy got caught.
What y 1T tho use Of making new PROMISES when
| dlsgosoo to give fresh credit, when nothing has
boon paid On debts long, overdue, and past bank
| ruptcy is admitted? What has tho Republican
party over done for minnesota that it ahould be
entitled to such favors7 Thoro il not a monop:.
oily privilege Of any kind it has not created. All
| isB managers and loadora arc, and havo been mo-
nopolists, interested directly In thoir own work.
And now, after committing these ofYensos, thoy
come c aud domand that tho people shall helicyo
birds to ho caught by such ohaff7-,Sk Paul
(Minn.) Pioneer.
Tho st. Louis Democrat eays: Tho Farm
era' Movement has received its quiotua. Mrs.
ahe cannot support IT.. Not only that, but this !:
We cannot inaorso any sort Of var upon railroads,
and hence We have no sympathy with tho lato
ulsnt IN opposition to railroads. Wo do not consider
1t polite jus Wo doubt whether tho farmers haro
suffered ono lots from any encroaclmont by any rail-
road monopoly. Wa arc tho friends Of railways, and
| expect to 10,
The whole platform Of tho Anti-Monopoly
Convention At Dos Moines, Iowa. excepting tho
almost insano hostility to tho railroads, without
which railroads most far-Wostern farms would
have to bo abandoned ontiroly, is an exception
ntly sensible one. There Ia not d word in it
against either tho Republican party or single
one Of Its principles. Philadelphia Press.