, 1873-05-26

| probably good field for acsire and practical
| missionary work.
NOTES AND OPINION.
Coy. Carpenter, Of lows, will DO candidate
for recollection, this year; and Cor. Austin, OF
Minnesota, ia sotting tho pins for his own ad-
vancemont to tho United States Senate. Gov.
Carpenter, by A!a own testimony, know Of q do
falcation in tho Iowa Btate Treasury, and per-
mlttod tho Troaauror to replaca 1t ont Of an ab-
Btraction from truat-fands, unsecured, In his
bands. Ho has Bince uaod tho power OF his high
olaco, and hia influence In tho dominant party,
to shield thnr guilty official from MI punishmont
ny JnW. GOV. AuHtin, a1so, knew how The money
OF the Minnesota State Treasury was for yeare,
being nsed aud 1oat in private speculation, and
ho, also, has used hia power and influence to
shield the guilty parties. Thoso arc not doauc-
tfona Of nero theory, nor are thoy partisan SLAM
ders. Thoy aro tho facts, oponly known, and to
some cxtout boasted Of. viii tho people Of Iowa
aud Minnesotn in their elections this yoar. DO
blind to Buch factB?
The Davenport Gazette m advocate Of Gov.
carpenter's reelection, begins mud enda an oti-
torial thus:
=, The leaders Of tho mot1cy crowd who oppose tho
nepubcan party Do not appear to 10 agreed to the
position Ia that It is destitute or any eomnon bond
Will afford promise Of SECURING an once, Hepub.
nsans therefore. have on1y to stand hrrn, allowing
old party will triumph In tho past under circ,na-
stances aordtng assurance OF honest and athiu nd
ninisraton Of public aflairs.
Tho reform clement Tint permits Gnv Car
ponter's recollection must, indood, bosreak high
assurance Of honost and faithful administration.
Coy. Carpenter has donned tho rogalia OF
tho TURNER'S Movement, and the Dubuque Times
(Administration) says:
uc could not bo engaged IN moro acceptable work
than IN encayosng TO master tho needB Of the people
e 1T msaeg e y ]
than, now wien all minds are being turned to tie
elucidson o1 industrial aud material problems load
kid Of knowlepe and this kind Ct effort iron thoir
public not likely TO look upon Gov, Car1entera
earnessnesa In the nntter Al M evidence Of aebaee
mont.
'-The announcement that Congressman Alex
andor Mitchell, Of Wisconsin, and John Hili md
George 4. Halsey, OF New Josaoy, have raaaitted
to tho Treasury, swells tho list Of reputed poni-
tents to forty-eight, after counting out Bholla-
bargor, Hamlin, Van Trump, md other frauds.
Now, forty-eght timea 81, 900 q fair ayerage) is
9192. .0G0. Has flr. Spinner got 80 much?
1t Is noticeable that the Republican press In
terprets the Ohio Republican platform to MEAN
very much more than it says. Thus, the Buffalo
Commercial Aduertiser says OF 1t:
tho last session Of Congress those guilty Of palpa
bic corruption were not puntshnd ~ they deserved 10
ncana do not overlook Thsro ia also sin of commis.
sion charged to the last session which docs not
~has nS ns oS asnaasy es ss
oasly yoei tensslves sal.ry q which NY lot
duo. BY action such Is that taken By the Ohio horub
csns tho Democracy ure offectuslly foited IN their
"aaary-grab" On tho dominant party. The Repubu.
cam Of the country boldly meet such issues, aud clear
thcn,a1lvas or my responsibny for errors or sins
Rress.
Tho Wheeling CW.Va.) I"tcAigcncer goes oven
further than this saying:
Tho Ohio Republican platform is BonDd and square
on Tho Credit Monller aud asary-grsb. NOT only arc
buck ray condemned equally With the voting for it,,
but thoro Ia ; Hwoeping condemnation OF Ill Increase
9 y hor to 1n ha
by tho peuBion at aud tho natonat debt; and the
peal Of tho whole measure Is demanded This must 10
held to olfy the resolution tudorang tho president
because this obnoxious measure waa not only signed
by him. but ese ia too much to believe thas 1t
orie tEe sn1ioty Of oertan potissns to
theinselyea to his favor,
Tho resolution Of tho Ohio Republicans
mildly robukod tho incroaHo of salaries aa un-
wlae, and called for it's repeal; but tho Proyi-
denco (R. - Journal intorprets thiB plank to
read:
Tho resolution upon tho grab t,sinens demanded il
tho nana o1 tho party, prompt repeal Of tho act and
tho restoration Of tho oney to the Treasury. That ia
tbs keynote, md aA party conventions should follow
lt-repeal Of tho oct and restoration Of tho money.
Senator George q. Wright, Of Iowa, must be
elassoa with Hanlin, shollabargor, ct al, who
have rretoutled ia raturn their shares into tho
Treasury and havon't dono it. Tho DeaMoines
Republican (Admintstration) exposes Wright,
aud tho Davenport Democrat says OF hint:
tho at assa see < esss senf' po'sas a.. q
tu Senator George g. Wright ws have ~ fair
sample Of H. ana a soa H. anywhere
uotoroty, and took tic cheap way Of getting It by d.
.eaa LA to se aaaSiy fys
Now, la is trying to get credit for All act ho has not
asa sS s !. fsss L. LIS ssSsns TT ssas m sft sev
by farmers' moatings in Kansas, -
WHEREAS. The Congroas Of tho United states hare
rerpeFaad ono Of tho npat outrageous steals known
tho civilized world u tho passsga Of the retroactive
W.iEnEas, D. r. Lowe, our Congressman, supported
RssslStd, Tha. wo demand that lie rosgn Ills #ss. IN
man instead Of thlof.
Rtsolstl, That no honest man should support my
no"snapoE TINT docs not wste down such thiaYes.
by farmers in Carroll County, ILL.,:
ltssoEred, THAT tho increase es Congressional sa1a-
ftos III these hard timcs Il informal outrage upon
shs s,,tl woskirg n people W Of the country.
TOT or aghtna said tncrease who take said increase
from tho United Btates Treasury Ass guilty and con.
demned beyond recollection.
pentsnes ot soma melabs1s, who stes waiting .Svsrsl
weeks TO ascertain tic feeling 0l their constituents,