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of tl,o pooplo aro in condition Of oo1pootaney
!of aonio.ninB 70 turn up. ''nor tho pooplo
~ .a h,s uo"n to mu ftnn'o won toy ao not III
otolao .ny io"oF eoy n..oany poasnbH, y .@"s
VI ttT ,,on,,1o o1, iii, m'en) aspngsi, i,,a
nooplo viii fuiiy reaxo thoir hopoH' t LGmycnoo non
fEans.l Standard, '"1"''o' s'',. e''''
>MTirr,,iuo II m va mn,: anen1, ,,o,t,v of II ra
o viii. tl1ia combined ujfort nf tl,n farmara to
noonro mara rornril for ti,o,r r,ta ia rro',no,'I
with Immense eool or evil to t}1emaolyoa NH to
lilo country. Should Ii prove nborttyo. bo
abandoned aftor q brloi strugele IL would nvo
TO monopo1inta md money kingn now iosseS o. Of
powor, 1lnlor which tile farmers will n,,fror md
Leader |
| The oxtron,o lonlenoy In tho Interpretation
Of tho rights OF corporations under their char-
On tho mart Of tho neonlo that fOroboleB Bpriou8
results. Farmcrs hnvo now determined to take
matters into their own Laui1s. aud to bo tho gov
erning powor. Tho present iasuo ia botweon tho
people and corporations, but more particularly
against tho law-lnaking nowor which would ad-
vance tho specific interests Of corporations at
| tho exponao Of tho pooplo.-Lincoin (lN) Gtatcs-
man.
-Wo apprehond TINT tho farmora Of Wiecon-
will bo good way. Thoy will put up for Gov
| ornor ono Of thoir own mon,-Ruoli m one m
| William n. Taylor, a farmer Of Dnue County, for
instance, with tho balance OF tho tfckot fairly
divided betwecn tho oxiating parties, and tho
roa1lt will bc pncl shaking of tho dry bonos Of
| old politics In tho State 81 has not been known
in ita history boforo.-Grcc. Bay (Ws.) Id
pocate.
| Tile political ndeat1-benta," whose broad and
hnttcr flenn,,i]p unon tho continuance of tho He-
| publIcnn nnrtv In no,ycr nro greatly worried
tnkinr thoir intorosts }ntp tholr own hani5.
| Tl,nnn ,non oro on1oovoriny n uhow tl,nt thn
tneso ,'un ~ nro enue.s9iB @ m W nhow .aas ~. tn ~
la,nors lntoroeIs, ~ "ou w tAo MseleslH u ~
hands Of tho Republican party-tho party undor
| whoHo rule nil tho OWLS complained Of havo
grown up-than, in tho hands Of tho farmers
themselves; Thoy claim TINT tho Republican
get It has boon by tho legislation of this party
TINT tho greatest monopoly in tho country was
| fostercd and rearod, until 1t tolny taken more
OF tito peoples substance than ii required to
nay ali Tie expenses Of tho Goyornmont.-
todneo (IN.) Independent. ,,
ventions called by tho. oflco-holdera to express
sympathy with tho ant4,monopoly movement, in
forests aro eafo In the hands Of tho Grand old
Republican pnrty." But we warn our farmor
friends not to be deceived. Havo your intoroBts
boon sato in thoir handB heretofore Havc they
kept single pledge made on the oye OF IN olcc-
toni Do bacls-pay steals, high tariffs, monopo-
lieH, land grabs, and Credit Mobi]er jobs tally
| with yo,1r woifnro? And yet Republican Con-
greBamen aud politicians attond farmers moot
ingB, aud mako speeches tolling how tlcnr to
their hearts is tho cauHo Of tho farmorH-all be-
cause thoy foar tho farmers won't continue to
vote tho regular tickot.-Quiucy (IN.) Herald.
| THO shouting Of tho Davenport Gazette ,ro-
who's nfrnid 2" Of tho man in the flood. This is
itY latest:
Tim uonuh,1can nnrty Ia to-day utronaor than ever
Tho .nnninity Of sentiment That prevails III tho party
il much more general linn lus sometimes bcon tho
In yeara raa The glorious record Of tho 1sopub
lican Hrsy has bcon July sustained " a consistent
eouTso III opposing aa anuso o. huoo tr'ss ~ " oleS
Pics On 'xaisl M i ssslies for sneesss: ~ s 1'
i. .ia int,or ,t IN ono,ian ~ a'2y,sa oa
10 , trst m W no ~ y, aut ~
u n,r }ha n,,,;na eu iornan+ara AZ AZ t,o,,,.
bc h in b tbor r boota % to be- M sureMDarenpo fo"a,
~ ;ionnern, - s0 '"os'' ~ ~ ""No >Ao0'I
1 .,o, ,r,,o voto, ,1,o ,onos1,,a no,,,,,1,o,+
+,oo t IN VIII I'll tornv S o Mrpt Nn
i,;i;nr rnhhor,, tha hncl.nav ato,i H." manL;r
Jafoicatinn o t,o ~ raa;nr ~ ia so1arv ~ r..
ppea;ont md ronnraasnet, md nj tho corrnn W
iohlary ~ lint naStvsa nfic;ala md ahon1d Il K.
~ - % Iii P - - oin;,,,a1 ttn Az ~ ~
TIot nmoat - mon tb;n1e of thosn thnra
1!o,,ntu SJo,on1 .1ou,.nnl. 'o
Wa Wga Ito1iovo thn farmara would accomn1e,
10, ni1;n,r thn;r .,o1rar T.. roaarva nr.
th, o;,,nno1i;n~ t,,n tro ox;atnr noiiticoi ,,nr
tos to hrinr o,it their boat ,nou as cnnddatea fo
ng;oo op1 " pcJ;e5,fo,' o,I fWY P,1i;n ''
NXs now issues havo arisen tho Republican
, roI,y md r,nrc,,e afro;fI,t forward In tfo m
cny, cnny,,ah1nnmt ,i nf ta nnTnnec hnd INV TX Il In
eutapn1 rnon tho groot canteat boino waro1 te
, twcon ia noonlo md railronJ md otIior nonnve
cnrnnrotiona, Alroa1v thu infi,1o1,eo Of The p9si
! tinn taLon bv tho Hopublican State Conyontion
, Of Ohio, Iowa, Minnesota, and Maino Is begin
. ming to bo folt 4 month ago tho railroads o
this stato doilantly published their rates o
freight and fare oven higher than they had boe1
t before. But now thoy nro beginning to yield
10 that on nl1 principal lines III this Slate thei
: rates lnvo boon, and arc boing reduced to poin
| lowor than they hayo boon for tho last te1
yoars.-I'rincefon (Iu.) Republican.
AS IN evidence that tho railroad manager
Ion ~ nnhn ~. tp ~ oty, r., n,,,{ Dt p9 enu ta
u1;,a - tI,o WnstcTn nowsrnnara. Wo ncxnowl