, 1873-08-18

things. Don't To hli,.tlol by the dust thrown IN
your oyos, about Credit Moblllor md tho aalary"
gr"b;-1fot,oon (II) 1o"rnaE1,ostmastcr.
llcat,, or'an, loneat Reform Demoorat,a Upon
what principle Of any kind conceivable IL tho
doctrine hold md beloved that tho Republican
party say Of it's own might and yoltion cannot
purify itso1fa Oh, da tllS ringS @ re arc tod haye
your party conventions, and put mono hut good
party.-Elgin (lN.) gaze'te-.fost'nastcr.
-Thoro novor Inns boon timo whom tho farna-
ors and thoir natural allios, tho mechanics md
inborug-.n.on, especially II tho Western States,
could not have controlled oithor Of tho politlcaf
rartioH-dctatel their platforms aud tca,,fcl
tho nomination, Of whomBooycr they rlchaod.
Tho trouble llnu boon, bad men have boon put In
olllce- -Shelbyuille (lh.) Uaton--0Jgan.
brought to juatico or punished single gcoundtol
OF any uoto or political influence? 1t haB ovon
gone 40 low "a to pardon Ito ballot-box stlffors,
WHO ~ M sch OF itB thtovos al hayo stolen by tho
noticed at oil, with gentle roprimandl II tho
far1nors wish to accomplish anything, tl1oy must
keop olcar Of tho oilico-hodng party, for tl,as
party ~ now controlled and nanagod, Il the par
railroad kings and controH OF corrupt rnga, all
over tho oorntry.-0tta,oa (IN.) FREQ Tra.sr'.
.Iho Inter Ocean thinkB al thH can 10 reno-
aod n tho Republican party. think not Tho
traIq S9 bpnio, paift Is i noT ia eontrqe1 on
olhco-eookora, and political hucltsors and bum
cry sgonoralIy.-" Plain 1'aik," IN us Oglo Cuun-
IT, IN.) Reporter. S''~
hovd wFa1meGs .,o.,a aEs nearly al Ropubcaps and
very vol. Il las done noble deeas in tho past;
But Bomo OWLS havc grown up untlor it III tho
country which 1t has not undertaken TO control
Chief among which arc the r1ailroad and bank
Say these oyila shall be rornedlo1; but If tho
people should quiot down now, and do nothing,
they would novor heRr Of any reforms, aud they
might bettor have kept still from the beginning.
A continual agitation will bring about ao1uc
TINT all are to ROMAN in the old party, whatever
'-Iho condition Of politics in our model Ro-
public ia about what wo told tho Grangers it
would bo, t. thoy did get up on tbcir muscle and
that lost opportunity cannot DO redeemed;
organization for more gelf-protoction haB no
clement OF reform in 1t its tendency is to rovo-
lutionizo and diaiutograto socioty ), to produca
eral broaking-up Of partics aud commenco-
1nent Of IN evolution process that will "creato
all things new. ."-1forrison (IH.) Independent.
Tho Chicago, Burlington Quincy Railroad
taapFay Company liz is aetlng tho pork" al! the way
selves III obnoxious as possible to the people.
Freights have beon Increased, causing thoin o
loss In business, and they zofuho to lower tha
ratos OF faro to agricultural Hocioties, as they
have heretofore done. Tho Company ia bitterly
tghting tho Rnilroad 1aw, aud il IS bitter nganHt
the agricultural community. 1t is loug lane
TINT has no turn Canton (Ill.) Ledger.
1t must be distinctly remembered that the
e1tl-monopollass do not mako war On railroad
development, but against improper aud unjust
railroad management. Railways properly and
Justly managed arc, Of course, AMONG tho
greatest frieuds'ot tho farmer. All the farmers
ask Of tho railroads III to mako q. fair thriving
business OH tho pooplo, aud no moro.-Peoria
(LE.) Democrat.