, 1873-07-28

toctiop. Ho w9s m old Wllig, and thought man
should confno thoir political action to regulating
railroads. I1e did not nccorl with tho suggea-
tlon TINT Tho spirit mud ayHtAm Of rroteotion
lint tho foinoton Of tic tarlr on arsiolos ontor-
ing into tho construction Of railroads would onable
thon ovontually to roduoe tho ratoa In proportion.
Tho tariff on Iron had been reduced. but tho
Pr ese soa S f9n nd 1 M II o "" N"1 wg an
thoir business, mid not DO forcing On tlioir at-
tonton tho Hnbjoct OF the thrift, whilo
railroads worc oil their mtnda. Lot thom
1egatS 1at9as ra aa tho nyo
farnlora did not understand tho tariif, aud corr
Boqhoutly, ho beloved, II thoy. Ind to voto OIL
its lssuo now, thoy would hc IN favor of Freo,.
Trade. He 1vas not 10 violent a. rrotootlon!nt
boon nnch modified by experience. Ho would
be contont with a thrift Tor rovonuo only but
thore should bo eomo protection, for mau't-
faeturcs, until thoy gould stand on their own
d stnte Anti ti-alonopoly ticket. he beloved 1t
would be nominated and, If no, lla would like
to 500 1t olected. still, ho thought 1t would DO
foolish, aud would mako tho farnern appear weak,
Of woaltnoas for thon not to nominate, 1t wa9
tmroittto for them to ca!l a State Convention
nny :way. Tho movement had tendency to dis
negrG ptSst tst a 10 @ ~ o 9u naros hos
vaniatea from the sight Of man; The farmers
account Of their corruption. Thoao who did
not were seokinE office. Nothing but tho Hpoils
bsa bs: uso tu Of It's power Io Sould havo od to
have boon In Grants position, 90 TINT ho could
l,nve vetoed tho baok-pay bin. BY 80 doing,
Grnnt could havo iH1mortaizcd himself. ;" Whnt
observed Mr. Wilson. .....,..
That nIr. wilson is in favor Of tho tnrln, and
Of Mr.. Carpenter for Gorornor, nro two equally
plain propositions. Whotlor Ills anxiety for tho
SUCCESS Of kr. Carpenter grows out Of his aifoc-
tton for tho tariff or ont Of personal friendship.
ie difficult to decide. Ho Is mombor OF tho samo
Grange as Gov. Carpenter. It is morally cor
tatn that when tho Autobiography Convention
vory f1no gentleman, aud publislcs m ngrioul-
tural paper, which is supported BY the drangoa
and By State adyertstmente; but no lngorH In
| tho deepest shadow Of tho Capitol, and Lis pre-
dilections are opt to 1nisload him.
talked with Mr. Cark8on,
EplTOn OF THE BrATE REGISTER,
champion OF tho Paltnor faction Of tho party,
Gov. Carpenter would bo electod BY 10000 !; that
! thero would bo an Autobiography candldato |;
| that thoro was not enough in the Anti-Monopoly
| movement to break up the Republican party |;
since tho Kausas-N -Nobraska fight, nor would thero
| be in tho near future that many Republicans
were roady to pop over es soon aa thero WIS q
show, hut thoy could not SOC 1t now and though
party Just as we'll, II not better, whom they
wero desperate, aa wllon thoy wero aincero. I
| intended asking him II Grant Was to bo
elected for third torn. but forgot.
was travelling through Jefferson County q
| few dnya ago, and wont to 300 tho
EDITOR OF CounTnY-pApER
| about nn Anti-Monopoly Convention that had
beon bold two days previous, II was over
u 1.~ 11c3 prr%f11rH HafA1t
Convention. They nominated county ticket
and delegates to thoir State pow-wow. But Tn
.agin 'em. I'm running q little Republican paper
here, and wero all agin en-. I think Carpenter
around hero think he's corrupt, aud you cannot
| nLALFEAsANcE IN oFFluE.
It Ia curious fact that nearly every stnto
| power has boon tamporng with tho State money.
| Morris aet the example, quito number Of yeara
ago, by speculating with tho funds: and then
Df agaaeop 5onos
Thoro fYsn wa was t'Di5s'f IT. Of SID in the
It, returned to tho Treasury IN equal number Of
| dollars, and--wel aB Ho0n as Jones timo waa
| up, now bank Was established. ut 1ndianola.
Tho gold WIS kept in tin cans, and, when 1t was
taken out sand-a fine quality OF sand-was put
3sse3 ~ u.u m1"'o 111ens ~ hot,a- Lrnyn "a Mi
9ieappearoa. aolnoh-pottol huo"n nn, ~ .. nl.,
Holmos-was Jo4en snccoaso!, wno4 nau otona 9aa
Waa aososnor sn a'ono hao aoa ;, t ~,
rotary specoaatvo genlus VIII snG 91.H mnao ~ -
or"ig. p"as Man [1a+ u ~, tha Stata nfscnra an
Vas 5leo u ~! ~ - 1i =, a o.,Js ~ ~
tho otato "q4cS Man aeJp - Iii III d;M;d;,,o ~ H.
vostmont ho .,'I ,ar
snas n;m masA ~ ~ nno sm,,Ii ransaot;ap Ho,mas
o. ~ ~ Kin n.,w;rs vJ @anor"iiv nh {a nas
,a aao S1'o9; ~ ~ soyf ,onJ fTho nentnroe
"aolo aasat., ~ ~ pito ,honav ,rna turrna nvo
WI 1cr old tho nrota dfv3dod hccorine
III ~ sno,. ~, .ia r.
rta;, ,n,,'t eaSo mn hn1;ova ~ ,ros r.
ha 'c.m cnnvsrted Into G1n;tc1 statoe bonds'
uo CuAf6AAGA 4hto 0att2a Hs0so1 co4Ae4.