, 1873-07-12

atailmontH Bnco tho It'll OF last March, probnb-
ly s2o.80 per dAy ia q handy thing to hayo about
onc'a pcrBo1, especially whom tho money s worth
or por cent month, but tho tahing Of 1t
boEoro 1t III duo, and before tho pooplo, who de-
mand repeal Of tho act. can be- heard, looks as
tlore Wa no purpose to bo behind In the game
Of grab: Tho ror dlom of 4 mcmbor is otI,sa to
the uolli''g value ofa, average wheat crop an
nnally, on two acros Of tho best land In Minno-
sota.-a. Paul (1E'.n.) Pioneer.
-Iiso matter haH assumed such shape now
greater tl,an part-wllotlor Congrean ahsll
havo tH will OF tho peoplo ahnll hayo their will.
tbing, therefore sa must bo % undone. Tho o. oaioas
measure should bo who'd from tho statute
books. and tho salarios Of every officer OF tho
Government, including ciorks, mombors Of Con-
gross. heads Of Bureaus, AaBfBtant-8eoretar-
ieg, ahd Me president himself placed back at tho
old figure. Thus only can tic indignant protent
Of tho. people bocomo ofroctual, and tho loHBon
DO nade lasting and impressive one.-1ndian-
apolis Journal.
There was neyor = moro dishonest piece Of
eleotionoering lumbug than tho ridiculous talk
about tho repeal Of tho grab-law. Tho tlloft is
consummstol, and tho only legitimate and prao-
tcable way to satisfy public Justice and appoase
popular indignation iH by pnnishtng and htlnlili-
atlng tho political party that ia responsible for
-Thoao oold-boodod arietocratB who look
with tlistain upon tic laborlng MN, while they
absolutely steal his lnrd-oarnod wages, will hRvo
an account to bnlanco ono Of these days that will
throw tlom into bankruptcy. County, (lu.)
Orange
Their now thrills violate tho law, both in OK
tortionato charges and In uni lust determinations.
30, instead Of this incroaae Of charges being
compliance with tho law, 1t ie violation Of ia
seo the RESULTS bloomington (lu) Leader.
Tho railroad companies arc ]aboring undor q
great mistake. II they think thoy can take ad-
vantage Of Of the law and mako 1t unpopular. Tho
imp 1frr,- w..
peled to come to It, and tho sooner tic bettor
for all. Tho pooplo will give their representa-
tivcs to understand tlnt tlloy moot OH tho 8t Of
January for railroad businega.- Wcnona (IN)
IndcE
What tho railroad companies aro after and
wart to accomplish IL a repeal Of all lava which
attempt to compel them to do right By tho pub
lic Now tllat tho people Of Illinois have waked
companies, lot thom not shrink from tho making
Of such necessary sacrifices M people have to do
in the assertion a1ld maintenance Of their rights,
-Dao"qne (lo,oa) Telegraph.
-Tlo farmers OF Illinois acom to havo thoir
hca.lH down now like = herd Of buGalooB, aud it
Ia not lfkoly TINT oither city or q locomotive
will turn tlem. They will keep on until they
have thor run out, and In the meantime 1t is to
be hoped that Bomo experiment will be trod
which will securo protection to the oppressed
ayricultursts and at tho samo time bo practical
III itB operation and just to tho railroad compa-
| uios.-Louisptlle Courier-Jour,,al.
-Eyory publisher who turns up his noao ut
tho farmers because they have mado war upon
| For our part wo bid them God speed. Make
your movement general, and the quicker tho
| bettcr., Tho men who pay have. to carry tho
| men who do not. Down with NIL special prfyi-
our railway fnro, and have it unleratood that wo
El Iaso (Ia) Journal.
| Can any {yostorn farmer toll Why 10 is COM
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