, 1873-06-14


ountomea 10000 majority. But. what II tho
farmers ahaQ havo moro than 60, 600!
In Town, this week, q Judge decided that citios
Or towns may build bridgeB, mud mako thoir respeo-
tive counties pay for then, m,-aomothing tho peo-
ple Of that State did not know before. Another
singular judicial decision has boon mado In In
diana. Tho Laporto argus says:
nupTeno 6otHs on tho Teeoas raiing Of Judgo atsne
Psfs. Judge s.aaeas po:ltioa Il correct p,oss- h.
bly, not loas than onoha The Foreigners Of this county
every county in tho state. It Is Of Tho highest in
portance cn, TINT th4a ruling bo either sustained or
reversed BY tho suprcnc Court Unlimited litigation
stands, for peorea and hundreds Of forogners who
tnve been voting for twenty years azo declared Illegal
TotorB, and continuation Of their uso OF tho ballot
may lead to DISASTROUS complications,
ALI tho Administration newspapers in Iowa
hayo beon instructed to pronounce the Farmcra'
Movement q faifuro, and to lamont 1t with toarp.
Tho failure is III not making uso Of tho ma
ohlnery of the Republican party and purifying
1t.
Tho Massachusetts Legislature voted IN IN
croaso Of salaries, making q raisc all around"
and adjourned, Wednesday. This was Buffers
Legislature and Butlor is to bo no1t Governor.
This, also, Is the Legislature that with
righteous indignation denounced Oharlos Sum-
ner.
--Nclson Dingloy, Jr., oditor Of the Lowia-
ton Journal, has, 1t is now said, all tho
"pofntB for ncxt Governor OF Maino, or rathor
for the no1rination at Bangor by tic party Of
power, ne1t week.
Coy. Dir, Of New YORK; 10 studying what to
do with noarly 800 bills loft in hia hands BY tho
1ato Legislature, and which ho may put into
efroct at any timo boforo the end OF the year.
The "eupply BILL" appropriating ovor s4,000,-
600, has not yot beon passed BY the Clerks and
the Speaker, and rumor says It Is boing pretty
lborally tamperod with. What WIS the uao Of
tho Legislature pretending to pass It?
New York Legislators are vowing vengeance
on the corporations which havo gone back OH
them In tho matter Of pay It iH tho practice Of
tho principal lobbyman Of a corporation to hire
q given number OF members OF both Houses OF
tho Legislature for tho aessions work at giyon
price. This price Is regarded az pay for votes on
coming to tho members OF tho Now York Logis-
laturo, who arc nov vowing vengeance on thoae
who chonted thom. What ought tho people to
do With those who cheated thom 7-Hdrrtsourg
{Pa.} STATE Journal.
ten. Butler expects to be the next Governor
Of Massachusetts, aud has taken the oasieat road
to that Office BY preparing to capture tho Repub-
lican nomination.. Everything Reena to favor
him. Flo has other disposed Of al his rivals or
.gecurcd their favor, lie has unlimited control Of
TIE Federal patronage, aud tue opposition to him
at tho primaries will be as nothing bofore his
woll-traincd honchmon. Tho chancos, too, aro
that Butler, after being nominated, will bo elect
3D.. There viii DO nobody to lead bolt and, t
Of Massachusetts would prefer tho regular nom
inco to Donoorat or an independent. This il
not q pleasant picture to think Of, for Gen. But
lor Is an ugly man, morally and physically but
{s 10 ~,
at largo will be- satisfied Philadelphia Press.
We will not assumo to predict tho future,
but We can assuro all whom it may concern that
Massachusetts is not PROSTATE at the feet Of
Con. Dutlor.-Worcester Spy
--Gep. g. W. Morgan was talked Of In con-
neotou with the nomination Tor Governor OF
Ohio. We ase now informed on good authority
that under no oroumBtancos will his name DO
boforo tho Convention - Cincinnati Enquirer.
Of tho day is party Of Senatorial bn1nmers,
under tho lead Of q hlinuosota- Credit Mobilior
oorruptionist uamod Window, who arc oxamin-
ing tho cheap transportation question, and who
banner OF transportation reform and cheap
transportation, cheat and failure may certain
ly be expected -Ahluaukee Netos.
Another result Of the popular outcry against
destined to DO more koenly folt, This is tho
paralyais that has come over all now enterprises.
# tho hostile attitude OF tho farming commune
ity has produced such adyorso results, what arc
TO- nmn fT9m laws snd Sa the i
resra whothor tho rebound ro%
porato arrogance and oppression to utter help
{ossnoas In the hands Of tho courts and tho Inv,
has not boon too great, and that, In sookipg to
correct railroad abuses, thore is not danger Of
ing instoad Of aloviating, tho condition Of tho
Western farmer 2-Dauenport (Lotoa) Gazette-
organ.
AT no time havo VIC over known such wide
Bpread resolution among our far1nor population
to holp themselves through public action aa now.
Acting on tic aphorism, ! Heaven will help those
who holp themselves" thoy propose to SEQ what
will come OF it. Tho general preyalonco Of this
hopes are entertained, now ambitions, ,-some
good, aome bad, ,-aro born into life, new .posst-
bities are beginning to appear, and now, desires
take tho place of tho old aisconragemonts whore.
With the past has been " hedged about. t ia not
ulntion a. whole, now thoroughly awakcnod to
their grievances and anxious for their redress;
should mako basto with dangerous speed !; and
it will surprise no ono that many mistakoB will
be made, nor that como Of them will bring no
uncomfortable mischiof.-W Waterloo (Io,ra) Cou-
Tho Livingston County platform covers the
whole ground, md il generally adopted by the
farmers, aud Ii made the basis Of their notion,
In the Wost. Truo, it ii not what the politicians
want, and not few Of the party organs will osy
| out nyainst it,, "aa dragging politics into the
farmers movement" But II the farmers ''n'cag
busineas," il thoy expect to accomplish any re'
form which will provo Of lasting benefit to them
solyes tloy must ignore all political partioe, &C
on with thoir work, turn mother to tho right .,
to tie loft to sock or avoid conflict with politi
cal dogmas but march steadily on in tho groal
work Of reform, with q power aud ,peraistonoe
syEcl, will nyarthrnW. and remOY0 al OlHtaulgH
-Ke,canee (IA.) INDEPENDENT
All thoea SPONTANEOUS declarations Of the
honest tillera OF the soil arc only tho unmlstaka,
bic indications Of tho bursting forth Of that
natusa! opposition which has besn 80 long
nursed by tho pnople against protected monopo'
lies Freo trade ID the great law OF nature, 1t ie
akin to the froo broozes that aweop tho greai
prairlea OF tho West, aud the tillers Of tho sol
sro determined to recoiyo tho benefit Of tho ONO
as vol aB tho othor.--Feoria (IN.) Democrat.
| --We bolioyo that oyory insorcat iu tlis coun-
try has right to organize for ita own protec'
| ton. Tho railroad corporations hayo boen doing
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