, 1873-05-12


Tho Rochelle Qll. )Registcr throws a1r. Burcl,-
ard overheard and nominates James Il. Edsal
to DO his SUCCESSOR in Congreas. Itsquarcly
tells A1r. Burchard that ho " Aas gone too far to
rccodo, and lo can read lis doom III tho hnnd-
writing on tho wall"
Tho Bloomington Qn.) Pantagraph says Of
tho consolidation OF tho Chicago g. Northwestern
md Tho Chicngo, milwaukee, Il ST. raul Railroad
lines, tAat it -"
La simply illustration OF tho constant ten
aeey of 4cy tG e0m9e % sa
es.ans By TINT road taa Charges
tenn Of tho region northwest Of Chicago ylr-
intimattona Which wero given out a few weeks ago,
that tho st. Paul lines have already beon swallowed BY
another approach ]as been made toward tho destiny
Which whiting Tor gil Of a IN tho near futuro Or
tho comnx onaSch Of Aeries by vrtue Of Its own.
ership Of tho rard sysse Of the conttneht Pleasant
prospect, Isn't it?" =.
Tho Grand Jury at St. Paul blnn. has
resolved to tnko up tho Btate Treasury defnl-
cation. :. -
OF tho kentucky resolutions tho Cairo Dul-
zctin (Liberal-D -Domocra) eayss
Tho dog eiR return to bis yolnit, and Why should
return to tle resolutions of pa7 These reauutioua
uro Of excellent quality They have tho aow Of age
sUe: y Il tbe o poc Youths # ta eonr
They arc good being old ana wo lope the tosslls may
s 5 SnsstS rs for hs w. np s ssy
of Fl7nk blair, any other worthless thing. Thcy
to taao n their tsmo, bat cur Iaaas has b.
stronger Doforo wo ala consent to swallow any more
doses ut secession, labaled "stasa ghs"
/ in. Connecticut tho Legislature represents
L towns, not population and 1t has como to pass
that ono~ilfth Of the population elect minority
| in tho Legislative bodies. OF 1ourso tho smau
towns like this, and hayo boon qblo to defoat I'LL
propositions OF constitutional reform, requiring,
| fs thcy do, n majority vote III one and r. two
thirds vote in tho succeeding Legislature. It ID
now proposed to disregard tho two-tllrfH rulo.
| Gov. Ingorsoll aays; ,,->, !.
l. In 1918 the Convention assembled ly rcao1utiop
of tho General Assembly. recommend tho saq nov,
Aud tu,,ga the lopo that before tho expiration Of
assenSled 1iS anu % eonsted work With tho reoo of
Connoctialt will nplroyo mud Of wiol. tho Initiative
honor will belong to the ucnornl Assembly Of 1873.
Tho organization Of tile Connecticut Logls-
lature, at Hartford, hIay Z, Was 2 o. o. followa
| Speaker Of tho House, William ". Enton (Dem~
orrat), Of Hnrtford, by l2l yotoa, to 20 for John
| T. Whit, Of Norwich. Clerk OF tho House,
Samuel A. Yor!' Of Now Haven .;a1ant Assistnnt, r.
| sonata, Allen Ienney {lsopublican), OF Norwich,
by II voteB to 10 FOR rliliy Barton, Of Salisbury.
Glerlt Of tho Bonato George Ii. Cowell, of Water
bury.
Tho Indianapolis Journal (nrorton) beliovos
| tho Republican party will bo essentially roorgau-
izod, md tako advantage Of tue drift Of tho
! timoH. It sayn 49,
ThoAmerissa mind y radical tue g'oEy Ct ti!e
s party progreas, 1t will continue to maintain ita
temporary 1efents.
Tito Farmers movement has passed Ito in
cipiont Btngos, ard IL arriving at co'suislon OF
such thorough organization that itH aupportera
mpy DO considered III continuing Rtafaay. .a,,.
@ s means 0r' pef"i E II t'a tis hpGs tnst gsas as
sis''' tSe novo,nent' It's political sIyaiaesaee /;
body Of {, se s1 60 0naxfa eenoorPo as aeo to
ln,,nt nj, nooeHparily oxert a grant influence
l., politicB. Its creation rs purity will provcnt
ita folco being diverted into othor channels, and
It's mon will DO choson III rngar1 to its entB as n
marty. It must be oyidont tint fiscal aud ocon-
umcul mattors will bo raiyod to tho 1ltHt impor-
tanco iii tho politics OF tho lllturo Much OF
what has heretofore beoM 8ot forth upon tho
subject IL outrageous folly, aud will disappear
soulo tangible oxprosAlon Of doctrine will yot bo
ron.rlgatol--NaHinoro Antoricdn,
Tho people Of Wisconsin will look with ar-
prohenBion upon tho consolidation Of thoBo two
groa. rival oonipanioH, and tho monopoly war II
viii nov laYR u Significance here tint 1t has
mover boforo poasoHgpq. II the railroad COM
pauion combine tor tloir own advancement, tho
people should unto for their own aolf-protec-
tim ii these corporations support oaildidntos
In their own ilterostB rogardlesA OF politics, tho
pooplo should rol'udIato the old rotten concerns
that claim their party allegiance. and vote for
tho mon they know can be trusted in any onlor-
goncy. Feed attorneys aud hired lobbyiala dguro
most conBpiouously III our political conventions,
and have controlled tho party organizations
for thoir own Boltlah enda Let tho peopla
ieadorahlp; lot them emauolpato thenaelyoa