, 1873-08-25
ftfti CHICAGO Daily TRIBUNE: MONDAY, AUGUST 2 1875

q Tho railroad nysem 10 ha vants and ntoros!. Of
II III s n0 in rar Of tho country The s
State III lin rcgnation ct toir tlo,nesto commerce or
III tho control Ut rnroa corporations no far ~ such
control may 10 necessary for their protection and
tAtotoat.
DUTIES or nA11noAps,
That railroads public highways hna l,een recent
~ decided by tho 91rcnle Court Of tn United Statca
and IL no longer all opon question: That ratrnas cHn-
esror dSe B. tlp ae 5' a Ge9 al 40
tied ttat tho satonnnt ncod not DO reinforced y ait
thorltjes. The rights md liabilities Of conl1,,on
comlnon earrfcr must carry for n PERSONS, without
dlhsineson, upon the same forms. Ilo muat Iroyiho
Ha nat not nako unjust tiianrimlnatona In tho cxer.
else 9t hia o1ce. md 1n,'at carty rahaengara antl
brese Of any o't 81 teso dntiea ho common law ias
alwaya provided roncdca, and II tho broach com-
rainel Of ia cxtoron, tho question Ia TO 10 Settled by
under all tho clrouatancea III hnt particular caso.
Thora groat nicuioa in tho way of private per-
these great Corporations, aud oongresn in tho ono
oaso or tho sa!o LeBaaturos in tho otlcr may he ao
% to aseolan and srso
railroad companies common carrers mud may also
provide pinir'lnos aganat officers u corporations
been guilty Of e1.ortian.
have thrown out those suggestions, but as 1,aye
tl,o ocntntoe. attcnpt e aqeaes. specific fsmediea
for cVlls that nro undergoing Investigation.
In tho nv Yofl ho e,ana
Ror Of te 18th instant, III m oabornto editorin de-
claring that tho far,ers movement grow 10
rily fn into ono Of to ot!or pares and snggcuting
methods by which tho Democratic party capt'uo it..
hTho I ohief valo & he fnrner movement co
siaA tn liza etlcsoncy iisintegrattg forco III tho
nepnb11ean party. III State Ike 1ow, whe1o tho
to ono, # would 10 long tino beforo tho DD1no~
cratic larty eoull rlso to asscnancy But H. III to
years Whtn tho Presidential election ts yet at dis
tanso, Vigorous party arises State issues,
ep4t Will ilayo been accomplished without shocking
nio Gt @ nd @ WHEN , nna @ q questions sa n
tllcir nfi,nltics."
1lo,e a tho bold nsowa1 that tho rarmcra' movement
i ' toa se % Wess y rp t. the
pt FEY 6 fol s sns o
trade and Democratic geuorary Tho expressions
complained u Ct BY tho farmer. snd S o'e9s hoy
nro advised 70 uso these to diSido tno nepublican
Insulting than the proclamation Of tLo World Inv-
ing vatnly ondeavored TO obtain power Last ycar by
using Tho Liberals aud profossing to adopt ther prln,
cples. they this yer Apt In tbelr faces and kicked
them out, ind havo kindly notified tho farmers that
they III, sorvs tlsm II Tho sa,no way: The farmera
THE FuTunE-1rB DUTIES.
) hage before COMPARED tho Democratic party to
fS s ss T.
back TO tho future. atd Its face to the past.
Whi1o tho Republican party will continue to roply
to tho fro III the roar, Is face ia turned to the future
full Of hope and PROMISE There inuHt be no ceesa-
tion In is labors, aud It must mot presume to ivn
upon tho Rtorics md memories Of tho past It# rat
and ovcr-rresnn duty is fntroBpoeion, solf e1amn-
alton, tho correction OF errors, tho Introduction
reforms. It must look to tho execution Of tho laws
Of the nation It must look to o protection Of tho
culofal poopio in tho enjoyment OF their civil mud
political rights under tho Auenaents to tho constitu-
{ion.
Il must look to tho restoration Of tho currency y
tho gradual return to specie payments return no
gradual however, not to disturb the busuoss OF tho
country and prociptao commercial dBastor. It must
look to tho restoration Of foreign commerce, and to
tho beer regulation Of commerce among the Bovoral
States. 1t must look TO such Amendments Of tho tariff
adjusting It That, wilo revenue In tho primary oh
tect, neither tho domestic tho foreign ma.lufac-
turer shall Gecuro monopoly Of our markets. It
should institute searching inquiry into tho condition
Of education in tho Southern Btatcs, in HOMO
tion for tho maascH, It should carefully
conafor nil the grievances complained Of by tho aRr-
cultural intereaR Of the Western and Southern statoa
that 1t may furnish roned1es FOR tcln far % they
may lie within tho Jurisdiction Of Con grnsB or Of tho
tion Of SO amending tho Constitntlon Of tho United
6atce In regard to tho election Of President
Prcaident M to roncdy tho defects which experience
Ina p0lnted cut avert the dangers With which Ill admit
nearer to tho people, md mako It tho certainly to
represent tho popular will. And while asserting the
oxiB+nco OF the nation and tho Just powers Of tho
national Government, It should bo vfgtan to pro-
III all their Just extent tho rights R1i1 powera of
the ststea, carrying before II lamp to gnfo
giyon 10 the party It's power and itA glory" Equal
fghta to all-eQua1 and exact justice to all mon