, 1873-06-20

predatory chiot, utoao war cry ia "hooty."
Tho party that in Massachusetts clalma
$4,000 majority and supports Butler, in Iowa
raims 10000 majority and supports Carpenter.
Tho Chairman Of that samc party in Iowa, jacob
Rich, says Of Butlor In tho Dubuque Times:
naer e@ti' il eertasns a ~i!soat pssas showns
te for honest public opinion by n,or a.
t1a Soy yna e candidate
% f. the o H. nn ana p1
sanio H"ssaeses S o tf ns no yos dposea
contest lilo nomination with him before the Aepnnli,
son sen.ens 10 as fn liz ssss
+ hSe sr hdr M
fr1ends nro worry confident.
Tho people demand that in future elections
shoy may haye an opportunity Of voting tor
measures and not havs thoir nanhood cont'li-
tho elaro, Of federal patronage. Bend
{Inl0 Union.
Tho signs Of tho times indicate nxcd do
nsm es ~ potos sers %e h 11
an omen of coming cilalgo-a change TINT IN
going. to swoep tho Republican, party from power
aud place. Wo caro- not for. tlc namc Of tho
II It can redeem tic. nation. and check tho tide
of corruption, md restore onco more the supronl-
acy of constitutional rulo, It shall have our
het % censss e. II noo opposs to
the rahcalitos practeod by politicians Of to-dny,
the old parties havo outliyod their usefulnoss.
and 1t 10 the proper tfmo to bury them out Or
places, aud 1t only moods forward movement Of
eli parties who dosiro to sec roform tnaugurated
to wituess tho uttor ront OF tho cor5untlomiieasa
All good mon will hail tho uBhering IN of suI1
pn era with gladnoBs.- Ga|esburg Qa) fs'ee
Press. .,,.
and Democrats, that they aro separated politi-
rally by name rather than subHtanco-that their
intcroste arc identical, and that In tho caueo Of
reform thoy ought to act togothcr.-A. Paul
tTn MThs oredit Mobtlter, salary grab, Louisiana
frauds, aud other public rahcnlitieB, orc prouuc,
Ing their natural tdc-wave Of royulslon; and
clean awoop Of oil tho old political rubbish, and
mako plump "now. departure" for hetter or
1er worSe, l 6!t hoping and praying for better
'eSHH ."Who Jy would % be- frco himaolf must strike
the blow" This is conviction :, settling d5oop Y, ol
into tho minds Of tho farmers, and they soy they
arc, therefore, justified by long e1porenS;oe; m
parties who have no longor any distinctive pol
III tho Republicans freed the black race, &C. and p.
the Democrats holp FREQ tho whto race tno a IT,.
Ind, for our part, if thoy do this. wo shall think
great deal more Of thom than We have over be-
rorc:--Monroo !Ws.) Republican; .,, >.a,
under tho present Administration that not only
are It's own hangers on initiated into tho ways Of
corruption and matle parties to schemes OF plum.
der, but Democrats aro also fndustriously plied
with money, patronage, and jobs, In order te
secure thor acQuicaconco to, OF silence rogafalne
KrabB ut tho Treasury. This fact has become Bs
patont Of late thnt it is now not unusual 70 hea
ministration Democrats" and while wo regro
=, to betray 1t, wc must confess TO serious alarm
lest, upon examination, it shall turn out that th
Democrats who hayo yielded to those tempta
tions arc men Of high, not low, degroo.-Quanc
ITho power Of tho Republican party has beor
20 great that oil political movements oussuo
1t las managed worry successfully TO destroS
In this it has noroly repeated tho trlumpaassc sc3
Tho Democratic party before tho yoar 10y! ~
By the natural law Of political antagoniBn. !,
drawn into tho farmers movement. What tn
Republican party will do with this cow politic'
olomont is Of somo interest to the country WI
1t will do with the Republican purity IL Of e.
poclal concorn to tho politlcians.-Me'nph1s a
blanche.
-somobody's party Is going to get hurt hofo
the fight botwocn monopoly and production
ended.- Chattanooga Times. .u
WI ena2er the faemors resolyo some Ro'
t. thing, all papors Of tho Republican persuasi'
spin out thoir coumns IN the enaeavon m t TO Rfo
T. party al this who. II 30, why have they 4 7
t. but their theory into practice, as they we're ab
to do 30, having tho majority That they In
ILL
Republican far1nora.-Peoria {lN.) Democrat.
"A pro-slayory Supreme Court could mako
tho constitution of tho United Statea tho We
bulwarh Of slavery, while JudEos lnpaoa M Wl
d lovo of freedom found ample warrant Tor gus
ntteos against slavery encEoachmont. COZ
uudnly influenced by overelndowng corporatio
eau find in State aud National Constitutions
power in the peol,lo to restrain and control w
they have themselves creatod. But court 9
posed to regard tho interests and rlght8 OF
people as above those Of corporations, read
State and Of the United Statos to Hubordin
tie corporations to tho pooplo.-Duouq"e (loa
Times.
-Wo venture tho opinion that. if thoro is q
possible opportunity, the railway companiea Y
mako every effort to ronder the practical rosu
Of tho Illinois Hairoad law MS unpopular as p
eblc:-inat out Of pure crssedueas, you kno"
Bunker Hill (It.) Gazette.
ment Of the Toledo. Wabash 4 Western Rail,
to cease running trains into Quincy, If cert
demands are not complied with, it is proper
inquire it in auch eysnt they propose also to
fund tho 1900, 900 paid by our citizons to ail
tho construction Of said .oad 2-Quf'cy (
Herald.
cd a now trial to Stokes there hna boon !. g
huo and cry raised by tho proBs FOR radical
form Of tho criminal law OF the country. :,
gonoral expression has boon that ofendors Il
too many loop-lolos Of escape, and that char
plould 10 made with. tho idea Of giving
prosecution d bcttor chanco to conVict.-Bn
{NY) Courier.
--IIe interest attaching the Clom case,
the concurrence Of tho decision Of the Ind
Supreme Court, ordering q new trial, with
prevailing tendency Of the administration OF
law to obstruct justice by irrelevant formB
balance tue Bafety OF community with the pre-
Yaton Of technical rules and psecedonts, rnuf
pur apology for further reference to what
must regard as one Of tho most mischioyous
Of judicial " formaliHua." third chance Of
cape from punishment Is giyon to convi
nlurdoroes for no reason at ut affecting tho
tainty Of hor guilt OF tho character Of her
fenco. Tho rulings aro al purely technical
might bo admitted or excluded with no NOR
feet upon the case than upon problem III
Eiueoring. Indianapolis Journal.
THE number Of members Of Congress
hnvareturnod their back pay ia stated to bel
III, ,in },,n1 1I>.1o