, 1873-08-16
Insolvency, Gen. John I. ninakor, Rocolvor. Tho

tnaolvoncy, Gen. John I. ninakor, Rocolvor. Tho
Oarlinvil1o Enquirer Domocratto) anys:
Tho act.on Of Tho farmers on hfondny laht brok. IN
tho Grant artN &. aeotni'. Got,ty uniees tho Dom
to socracy az oo s nan coma @ nn @ to thn g.n t ot
tno farmers IN their war npon eorr1nptto,l, rnoho-
gill; Ss an s fnasa 1sGns svs s xsh , @ s
Fastened upon Tie country-lot them work with tho
,d nn o sia s IN , Gsfr On ns ngas rob-
--In ST. Clair' County, Ill. (Grant, d,215; Grae-
| Icy, d,oo0) It is understood tint both tho old
party organizations aro counted out thia yonr.
Tho Princeton Qll) Republican plends for
tho Republican party, aaying,
Hia faot, that tho Republican party is in full ao-
cord will the an.nnnopo!y spirit; uls tho evidence
canuot conslaontly loscrt tho party without 1t tic
sano tc turning tic!r backs upon tho anttmonoroty
s sd s sna sneW 81 hs s
nnti-monopoly workcrs. They arc ontitlod to large
f 81 9 rsd for S @
hearty sympathy md 0o-ororAtion from tho start. -,
Tho Dixon (1ll.) Telegraph says:
Our old Republican friends, Col. a. 7. Dyshrt md
M 2s @ fGsh cnSo y9 sa 5 fAna RI
Thoy now wrlte to tue pspora tint they want. now
das Old d' oos s S now pay q nov .te"
material which Is to 10 nothing more esa than
thcy could accomplish moro sss. good in ' ac shorier
way, II rofor Is their object BY assisting Iscpubli.
c.na l. removing from Office and owor any Of those
Tho Republican party hns changed. IT ia
fast falling from its high estate. Tho confidence
once reposed in TINT party by tho pooplo IL no
longer fot. It's loadere arc roaming after strange
gods. j. Instead Of rotrenchmont md ro-
form, those corrupt legislators havo been on
gagoa In wicked and mongtroua attompt to de-
fraud and rob tho Goyornment and tho people.
Tho record tley havo 1nade. looks bad. Tho
people are getting dl,sfc9uITIagod. Do you blamo
Tho world is growing better, not worse. Wo
arc puror and battcr forty millions OF peoplo
than tho world has ovor soon before, and no
small part Of tho orodit for the Improvement iB
due to tho Republican party. To call tho party
honest, ia falao as would DO to call tho sun m
orb Of darkncas because thoro aro dark. spotn
upon its shining surtace-9ycamore (IA.) 1rue
Republican.
-Un]or existing circumstances no arc to bo
curaoa with ono moro soBRion Of atiatocratc log-
s!atiou Of nix months duration (tllo last hope.
Let .ts resoue and stand BY that 'csotcc, that we
w not appqr any an a belonging to any OF tue
who hnB ovor boon membor Of tho Legislature.
To say tho ioaat he.has kept bad company. and
tho aond8 of corruption orc deeply seated i'll
hts naturo Eeot none 9t but those @ whoso
rs this iB q contest batwoon capital and labor;
| lot ua support mon who ilayo business ut home,
WHO will not spend foW hundred Thousand dol
lars In romodeling tho judicial dintricts, and
aud unmaling road md SCHOOL laws for no roa-
! son, only to spin out tho time. Why should We
Airo bungling mechanic to do job at rninous
prices, which NO can do much better and.cilcaper
ourseyos.- Trial Mills IN Salem (IN.) Advocafe
Tho whole State will look with tho deepest
anxiety and interest on tho action of tho gentlo-
mon composing the Board Of Equalization in ro-
| gard to their disposal OF q question involving
s25o 000, Goo, and which Is yielding an annual in-
toroBt Of not loss than por cont to itR owners,
every cont Of which Is paid by tho people Of ILL.,
poiH. No ono dosircs to wrong railroad who
Thousand yariod industries /; but nil do demand
that tho roads shall pay thor fair and full equiv
alont Of taxation. Let tho Board of Eq1aliza~
tion 300 to it that they do so.-IHinois Stale
Journal.
Tho Dubuque Herald says ono Of our princpalaGri-
implement oa!elg aatcs that thu slVunce III
freight taritfs botwecn Chicago aud Dubuque uruu
lat Of July mud ho now ays $50 per carload mora
on tho Bhipmont Of respnrs from Rockford, Ill.,, than
po TINT a acon o asss a
cost the farmers OF Iowa S. mora to move their
{fH] oazttie N'' .'" '''' '''' - ''N '''
/ "Tho action Of the Changers Of Illinois will
cost tho farmers Of Iowa it, ,O00 000" oso. Wol,
Brown, ti1at'a pretty ohoehy. Will you please
! tell us what tho Grangors had to do with tho
passage OF tuo lAW we nave Qn 10cA III LnlH
vicinity that tho Legislature passod tho law and
| should bo hold responsible for it. 1t is true that
| the agitation by the arangora induced tho Log
islature to pnsH q law, but tho Inv by ITO nea1ls
suited tho farmers. They accopted 1t because,
| like the editor Of tho Galoua Gazette, and NIL
| other citizens, they. wero Obliged TO- And theso
| Baid GrAngorg will koep on agitatng this quos-
tion until the right hind of relief ia afforded, if
Il takoH score of yoare.-CarroA County (IN.)
| Gazette.
The Bloomington Leader, in reforonco to tho
protenae TINT tho new Illinois Railroad law conf
nolled the railroads to tl1 certain rates within
| tho State, mud to charge tho Bamo rates outside
Of tho stnto, thus compelling thom to nyoid Chi
cago, says: II This ia all tho ycrieat norHcneo
and imposition. Tho managers Of railroads wero
! not 30 shallow MS to believe my Buch thing nor
will they find the people Of Illinois so hin in
TINT direction as to be thus imposed upon. Tho
roads could, az they veil know, havo brought
that grain to Chicago at even lower rates t}lan
previously, Ind they boon 30 disposed; and the
Commissioners, 30 fur from taking my steps to
prevent e t. Sa ESua hss0 to boon 4ooe] s'fSd I
supports It, il too hin, it s played out and
people arc beginning to sec through md to de-
Bpiso tho attempted imposition. Nous ucrrons.
Tho bloomington Pantagraph discussing
vandorbilts" railroad kingship, says !:
general, observing tho vast Atriloa OF those rail
rond gnntB toward universal dominion, will bo
thinking out tho means Of checking them in their
career Of aggraudzomont, md ctlrbipg q power
which s already too vast and too dangerous to
DO contemplated with oquanimity. Government
foctual remedy; md to that, with a'l it's obyioun
owls, wo greAtiy suspect the the country will DO
driven ut last.