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that protects Or does Justice to tho iaboring oasaes

that protects does Justice to tho laboring olasses
WHEREAS Corruption and dishonesty l,avo parmceted
ss T fsnsEn sssn ka ahoaRs aas.ss ts
WnxaEta, Corrupt stnto Legislation hoa bcen such
torto, a'd continue to e1or uujasy, from Mil lie IT,
WrenrAa, Tho lnnoring classca lavo beon betrayed
BY thsir hoth tn National and Slate
hrse aor aSua neon ' and issRsns
no longer VIRTUE
Reto!yea That wo as labqrsrs DO cordially invite all
!, by tho farmers OF Fillmore md Mower Coun-
tics, Mimi:
Resolced. Thst the farmers Of this Convention
reeom,nond M and urgo upon farmera throughout tho
tho farmers party.
-Is 1t not timo for tho people to take the
management Of affairs into their own hands,
and any to tho bumn1ers "Stand buck7 Havo
We not had enough Of private and poraonal ad-
mntstration; enough Of population, swindlfng,
p anh ha'ary,grabbing enough Of corrupt legis-
lation, and corrupt Interpretation Of tho laws
ts Is y not time to hive reform in al! departments
O. dovornment,, State as we'll as National "a
.-LawloBa railroad corporations, undor tho
falao designing plon OF '"dovolopinu tho ro-
sourcos of tho country, are robbing US Of evory-
thing. omr ssato Legislatures nro packed with
railroad officials md professional ofIlco-eookere
who control legislation and shape 1t to bonoAt
their own corporations at our oxponso, o,-FarDa-
crs' address al Portage, WIS.
-tostorod and fattoned by tho ruinous policy
Of an imbocilo and groveling administrator. tia
moneyod "rings" OF the country Aayo crown to
such proportions that nothing short Of q general
uprising OF tho wording maBses Gun cheok their
oncroaohmonts, and aayo the noc1ts Of tho rao-
them. -LeauenuorM (Kan.) Argus.
"A question which has nlready securod tho
earnest discussion OF groat communitioB, Ia not
ono to DO g!osaod over by fair words or by fair
promises: Neither Is It 4 question which can 10
90 individualixea that merchants, mechanics,
.,laboring mon, etc., can stand aside and aay-
this is a War betwocn farmers and raroads-let
them nght 1t out It iB d contest in which VIC
ere 81 insorested-tho people on tho ono sfdo
Island (lN) Union
Tho right and only nuccoasful way is to as.
suro thoao Wostorn farmers TO aro with thcm,
and then, If we can, With their aid, rosouo tho
! hall, nv. ~ Times.
1t waa men toho got mad TINT lod on in thu
antt-sinvory cruBado Of 1866, and II B they whoRu
temper s mono Of the heat, in Wow Of tho timoe,
that must load to-day.-dfuscakne (lo,oa) 7rid.
ttfG.
Tho monopolioB cannot DO oyorthrown TN.
less their friends bo turned out Of office, and
tho frlondB Of tho anti-monopollsts elected.
Thie m3 must , DO dono;-peoria (lh) Democrat.
-Iho lab0ring clasecB Gnu n0ver expect relief
OF tho hands Of tho old political parties, cou-
trollod In the intereat OF few arrogant and cor
rupt mon who botiovo in tho rulo or ruin policy;
and 1t ia to tf!on tho lnboring mon orc. thoir
slavery nlonioyed monopolios. The 1aboring
Mon now have tho strength and power In tlcil
| OWL hnnds.--PdrtoH {lN.) Journal.
Tho withdrawal Of tho farmers from both Of
th9 9la pnrty 9rganlzations il patHsn9t Z to oye
that han caused tho Tutoring recently among
the railroad mouopslists the professional wiro-
nant party.-Keohuk Constitution.
An honest and united departure, like this
will DO Buccoaafu. In this plan OF action we aro
sustained BY every 1oading fnrner who has made
known his views to ug, mud no think we will be
very generally sustained BY every thinking man
for reform in the Stato.-fo,ra Homestead.
ngers that they can bribe Legislatures and cor
rupt courts to auit their own nofarious purposes,
it ia time people awaken and 600 to what dangers
they are exposed. This iaBue should e1tond boz
people, whose good imperative!y demanda ro-
droas from tho OWLS Of monopolioa. Jefferson
{Ioloa) Bee.
Tic farmers understand what they arc about
Thoy can disregard nll tho mock alarm OF party
newspapers with perfect safoty. ThoY.may reat
assured that tho fonra that tho organization will
baeomo political are simply tho oppression Of an
| apprehension that the Patrons Of Husbandry will
not oecQHao tho phttona OF efthef OF tho olQ
| parties. .-Eudnspsile {Ind) journal.
! -Thero Beons to bo but ono expression among
tho people Of Northwest Missouri, md that ia
that this ia movement in tho right direction.
Aside from immcdiato and material benefits, the
whole country will DO benefited, and political
unity and pence will provail-a consunmation In
itself most devout1y to bo prayed for.--Ptdtte
City (1fo.) Landmark.
The Philadelphia Ledger, which ie eyc,
watchfu1 Of tho iron intorosta OF Pennsylvania
! Is approhonBive that tho feeling now existing
against tho railroads noed not bo long continued
to bogot hostility to the present tarih, to which
tho farmors will presently give their undivided !,
tariff"