, 1873-10-13

NOTES AND OPINION.
The monopoliBts OF New England, New York,
and Pennsylvania are watching tho elections in
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota with
moro eagornoss than they ever watched tho re-
sending money by hundreds OF thousands to in-
auence tho elections hero-why2 To savo tho
integ,ity-thc unbrokon phalanx Of tho hepub-
licau party. Let that party succeed with its
right again for the next half dozen years to
como. ''Tho anti-monopoly lubbub"' they will
say, "haa boon mere puif Of winl'"-os'a'0a
{IH.) Free Trader.
-Iloro is q clasa Of good-moahing Republi-
ora take possession OF tho Republican ma-
chinery instead Of acting outside Of it, beer
and many MAJ ot tho countos Of ths and other States
such d thing would bo entirely out OF the queB-
ton, hence nothing bottor would result than
purifying tho party in spots, which wo,'' ef
should 81 not stop to reason, tolla them Fthoy must
ali act alike. and help to bring about general re-
suits Yorkuilio (Il.) Ne,os.
Voters Of Bureau County, will you continue
to be deceived aud misIed by this dozen Of poll
ticians, whose whole study aud ambition is to get
Office and bleed tho people? How long will tho
| people submit to be bamboozlod and led around
BY this clique Of professional political trickaters,
vino care about aB much for tho wolfaro Of tho
people as tue wolf docs for tho welfare Of tho
lamb 7-Prince!on (lN) Tribune.
| You are tired Of tho une n,an and the one
party rule. Will you put your tough hands to
tho wheel now, or must you wait until the events
| Of a few more years sball show you why You
(la.) Ant-Monopolisl.
Tho pretonsb that the Republican party will
sid the @Rofurm movement is too bald. That
party perpetrated the wrongs complained Of
Kept up high protective tariff inaugurated the
system Of land -donations; made tho infamous
coas Monsr nst1iad the
officials; proatod by the renlorsolese greed Of
monopoists, and iailed every timo to lift. even
| With tho tip ot their hngors, tho heavy burdens
! tho poople expect relief from tho parry which
imposed the wrongs and n1ade money bT them
-fNiuois State Register.
--Ar tho next State election In Illinois tho
Of their 10000 minority, 1ed, by Logan, ogIesby,
| and othor' Halhry-YtabherB, will spit upon the
farmcrs' moyo aud put IN nomination non Of
their own party pfedolictiona. = Tho
their power felt by bolng blindly lod by dema-
gogues, or designing men. It will require the
united efforts OF every anti-monopollst. In tho
nation to destroy the monster monopoliea aud
corrupt rings that arc backed up By tho present
Administration. Cumberland County (IN) DEM
| ocrdt.
-Eyory interest Of the farmers and laboring-
men is conferred upon their ~, SUCCESS ttlis lan
1
pendent manhood; their love Of homo, family,
and frlonds; their loyo Of everything they bold
sacred ought to unite thom as one man In tho
conflict with tho InonopoGsts.- s.--Pa1son (Aa)
| Journal
As proof Of the mighty reform now sweep.
| ing in " tdal wayeB" over the country. wa call
especial attention to tile fact that " ono.term
men arc all tho demnnd. Old party hseks aud
professional place-huntera and othca-holdere
must 70 down before the triumphal march Of
reform, embodied Ia one-torm I" antl-mouopoly,"
aud no ofllce:holaing Or onlce;seskipg deil,a-
"nesa ,a @ Gpaea y;
Kane County will DO Influenced by'polisics this
fall tho people will geuetally voto fur tho bess
candidates in tue field. II the farmers are ju:
dicious in thor selections they will sweep tho
spring. .-Elgin (lN) Advocate.
!-Ino Farmers toGet of 10 Davlcas County
I'll bo 9leStsd hy,ji, hy majority exceeding 5
e--kight is asserting itsolf. We predict TINT
the tarmera will geln almqst in utsbrokon victory
Iayiorutlle (Il.) Republican,:
-Hoeeabouts tha. ball ls rolling, beautifully.
nisLt add, ali oSsr Southern Illinois, iii IL woll
insueufst ms I'd py tic farmers. Ii tho few short
nenlha tbat tho II im33gsamont hae been on o., foot,
wonders, Gavo been TpIsseed, 'sii; :9n1eans
sss s1.ss ssrisa # @ 5s ;; en- Ps :: t.
Vernon {IR) Free Press.
Tho ticket placed IN nomination by the Farm
ara Convention, hold IL this city on tho Goth
ult., ia yery popular throughout the county.
1Ao opponeita q ergsn!3ed ~ moaeyed moniopo3-
|. -. THIS ntats of ttlip8H Tho people arc d.
tormined to rectify, and thoy havo onNe to tho
conclusion to, make their votes tell III the right
diroctlon.- 0Eney (I!.) Times.
| Tho campaign III this county 10 progressing
vory quietly. Instead OF the boisterous, CRAZY
ei,thpslasm msnIteBtcd last year, we have q calm
but phrnest dlscuag'on of tlao issues, not Of tho
candidates, TOR, we can frankly s4yi the qandi-
datoe arc gil good men, It " THO prinql-
pie involved that our peoplee, are qupqaaiag;
ia groups hore and lhoro, whether men should
stick by the old partles. !. Tho aofoat Of
ths Farpors' ticket, while 1t could not crush out
the |ust' esaeo which u represonts. would
longer aeay rol!of from tug oppression which it
IL sought to obtain. 4 iefofm VIII not 10 brought
about by tho party IN power lPa|sesa 1|N)
Times.
Tho Farmors' movement ID now ablo for tho
arst tlmo to preHont its reform uleaBuroB to the
peoplb Of Clinton County III their proper light,
without regard to other political organizations,
Its friends will await tho iHBud of tliB election
to SOC 1t our people dosiro official purity.- Cor
respondent Of Centratsa Democrat.
We Lear aHHorted that the movement Of tho
farmpsa ts responsible for tho prevailing panic
in financial ctrclee. II 10, 1t ought to toaoh tho
railroad lorda aud monopoly nlaguates that IT ts
dangerous to disregard the reasonable demands
Of that oaaa wlo1o industry u the basis OF capi.