, 1873-04-07

Journals aB tho Nation and tho Now York Eccn-
ing Posi-, without any real intontion Of fulfilling
them.
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y LIE FAnM1hs moVEnENI In 4pWA'
sAo aaAu4el' - Ao"' nare et Rko''s eener@us TO
eo'''u s''@s 'a3o w op1t'n 'uS 'elloi from
ltoSent oppression, and any security 1or the fn-
1o{e, lucy canno1 aepono on any poAtical party
1or rh9s PURPOSE nut must seloot pubic oillcorH
thomsolVoB' on tho .29th Of March, delogatoB
representing twenty oranges OF tho Patrona
OF Auabandry met at Waterloo, Iowa, aud, aftor
dspoatng OF oshcr unanimously adopted
tho Following preamble and resolution:
WHEREAS Ihe 'n'eresta OF tho farmers have been BE-
noon. - oa at,a. ~ o,1 ,.as.o w. aes W.
Ieso,pea, That wo will support D, ", Adams, Of Al
lamakoo County, for Governor and Jamca Wilkinson,
a,aat'n 4os a. sae next
JEREMY BRADLEY. Secretary.
This action will probably not Btop at Waterloo.
very suggestive name by the way. The on
tire farming community Of TINT State ia, or wilt
they adopt tho two persons named by this Con-
vontion or others, it is pretty certain TINT thoy
will haye candidates OF their own for Governor
and 1ioutonant- Governor ut tho election next
October. The reason they glvo for this action is
conoisely Expressed in tho statenont that Tho
intoresta Of the farmers hnvo boon betrayed md
sold out ny au parslo5' and no now deem it oxpo-
dtont to look after our o"nantoroate." No man can
haVe lii buslnosa attended to 30 well as when he
looks after it himself; and that one-half
tho popu1es'on o1 tno country can % 1ho1F own
"onln'a''ns ano thou o"A fo'lo8 oo''o' 'llan
they. cah na'o !" oono aot tno" oS o'nofa
10 eauaus 'fuo' "u@' ~ i1sn' ana noeo7sAts III
Ao"a' LIB oqual's ~ ~ An otnot o'@so9' III 1o"A'
eoVornoe anu Aosl9'"'uio 1"'o " 10 onoa'n'
anu 'l'ofe oAn 10 ~ nofo "p'opt'aso 'Ano 'n''.
'nlh Aof 'Aoa W ennAo 4ooe0 AA'4 Ok "t'''' "i'"
eoo "i'@' '1''s '"'t w 'ol 'nonoo'e9'
Ano "ni o''Aou A'o"A.' o'e"s so"1" "eo' ""e'
a'l''o 'nN' 'l1'o 'noto rs'' nos o'.n Ill "fn''a
A"lo fa'7eo ae"A's' 'no uo'o'nm0ns' aoi y o''4-
ou' oAptos''o'4 " i4o''u.ss ~ w. o!o'' IL a''s
pat' - 'Ao souN'4y' 7 '''o ""a, Wv
'oun'As' "n''ns 40 'S1A'A '1ooa'' "'ao '''1'''oo
"1'n p.oo'"''' eoAA @&uN - 'ue" '"Aoo 10
mover nao ooen noaro VI III nouern 'l"es'
Ihe deprecated currency, having at all t'mes an
uncertain value, led to the wildcat spocula-
tion, and this speculation was largely In tho why
OF building railroads. The recent disclosure Of
tho mcans whereby q corporation consisting OF q
fow persons, calling themselves tho Credit Mo-
bilior, managed to gobblo tho money, bonds,
1ands, and othor assets OF tho Pacific Hallway
Company, for time startled the whole country
but the surprise is wearing OH as it becomes
known that precisely tho same System has bocn
carried out in building many Thousands Of other
railroads, especially in the Western statcs All
this robbery has boen rendered possible and haB
beon fostored and encouraged by tho legislation
Of Congress, aud OF tho statos, aud by tho direct
completely and cooperation OF many Of tho lead
ing mon Of both parties, including ofliclals Of
all ranks.
During tho war, without attracting any oB-
poclal attention, and under tho general ploa OF
making any sacrifice to save the country, thero
was begun and carried into execution tic most
oppressive system Of taxation that was oyor at
tempted i'll modern days. NO poraon objected
to taxation, no mas1er ho"o'or Aovofo' wnon 'ne
oo]ocs "a7 " p'ooufe !o'onuo' 'oi '.1' p''t-
pose' 'no peoo 'oio "''a'a' 11e' 1''1.a s0' 'aA'7
lo'ieo Oh 1no.l iAno7' ''o4i 'uoou0'' 'n0'f salos
tho1f proouo'1ona' o'o'soo"s o'n11'oueou LIN
Ice 1of ncenao 'o Nv o''slnosa' ana W putolaao
s'A'' o'ofs ''t1' ~ "1o'' t''e f4"43''' 4'oDou'