, 1873-09-29

llcan party. .Can thoHe reckless, selfish,
political .triokstors become roformora? En-.
couragod by tho loose morals Of thoir tonvon,at
away, tho Credit A1obilicr discovered tho gnoldon
opportunity to accomplish itH atupendoua frauf]u.
and tho bacls-pay pltndorora to consunlmata
their 6chomo upon tho Tronsury. IL It to tllost
mon that VIC must look for reform ?-afadiaos
(1Fis.) Democrat.
We msas ,, issHe only wIt tho corrupt one,
sole purpose Of "fcathoring their own ,tonln,'
and who lhuH bring roproach upon ilo narty;
We bolleve Tint the Republican party IL today
es honest mud trustworthy as ver,-that In thoit
ishonost onos, who viii not sornnle to do % any n.y.
thing to crafty thoir own grood for gain Tho
moro honest members nro jostloi to ono silo by
tho unworthy. It ia tho latter class that the
grent masa Of thinking Republicans want to got
-This thing ca,'not always continue. Tho
Republican party has lad Abundant timo to ro-
form ltaolf, and correct all tho Ab,1aos In Its
midst. ,l, ;l Has It dono sos 119s any party ever
Boone County (To1ca) Democrat.
-Wo aro surprised to find cfear-hoa.lod man
talktng H.1ch noasonso to Con- Grant ns Tint tho
pooplo warranted tho Presidents Black Frlday
folly By ro,eloeting him. Tho people do nothing
and ono Of thom was his 'mtx-up' with uoald
mud Fisk, which the pooplo condemned. nor can
l1e talo the flattering unction to his soul tint
hta victory over 0,rooloy moant approval Of al his
easo is to givo tho pooplo credit for want Of good
bonHo. Did thoy approve Of the hearty follow
ship which haH all along existed between Grant
and Chandler, and bon Butlor, and Matt Carpon-
Tor s.il II heyordy JOHNSON ie correct, 0rant'a
things. Shall wa never havo dono with this slllY
notion ?-Sandusky (0hio) Register.
:. What The fal1nors want In: Their burdens
lghtoned-bctterr reward for their labor--chcapoz
n1}naf fru}n 1&srG GlnAo =
Nation-no incroaso OF officers or Balarics-loss
and better legalation-men In office whose aim
is not money -making-a less oxtrayagant Coy
ornmont-no rich Government at tho oxpenso Of
ait impoverished people, Government that tho
people own. and not one that OWLS tllo people.
THESE things the pooplo demand, and must have
t6cm.-0e's. ~ 4Vn'. D. anderson, Of at. Vernon,
~ 1brother farmors, Jet us awake no must
make tgureH aa woil rs dig dtcLos, grub
Btuthps, ana root out errors increase our stock
aug crops and try to reduce our taxeB, poud our
qhildron to school. and honest mon to Congress-.
IL M tnar 1a sy as1ae al political prejudice clint ia
build up any Old paety or any class, but to build
up our country, acoking our individual good bY
securing tho good Of the wlolo.-q. d. Balci,
IN Charleston TRY Courier.
Ali tho abuse complained of can bo traced
directly or indirectly to the unjust accumulatiyo
powor Of money, aud, although tho doprcaaod
casnos are martialing undor tito bnnnors Of re-
1oIn, yot tAoso conlmotlonH aro most surely tho
6ecd OF mighty but peaceful revolution, boing
gniokonod into ltte.-4ddress 10 Saline County
(lM) Grangcrs.
- The organization of tho Patrons of Hus-
nahury, IN our estimation, ia complete within
itself, and, What is still more encouraging to u.s.
IL growing stronger every day. Ere anothor
year paHHos over our llcaaB VIC will Aoo through
out tho outire land. ono Of tho strongest oreani-
zations oyer known,--ogle County (N.) Grange.
-.-Haa thore boon no watercd stocks, no roads
built upon tho rodit-A1obilicr plans, no arbi-
trary and exclusive levy of freight-rateB, there
would havo boon no dissatisfaction AMONG Tho
people, aud no Farmers movement to frislton
foreign capitalists. . But dishonesty ia
management and visionary schemes evolved
word,-a single word that contains tho whole
or,-distrust, that ilaH brought nearly nil tho
great railroad capitalists to tho ground, dissi-
pating like tho vapor their wealth, present md
prosnective.-La Grange {Ind.) Standard.
-Tc restrict thom now means vigorous fight
angainst thoir combined weAltl aud cunning 6ut
It might al we'll come now, If over, an1 ne trust
before another winter Bhall have passed s,lcl
laws shall bo enacted as will for tho future re-
atrict monopolies of evory class within proper
and 1udicious compasB.-Loganspo,I (Ind.1
pharos.
An old fable has point and application now.
AS tho plague demon passed the gatos Of an an-
intended to destroy 1000 hyon. Whom ho made
hiB exit the gate-kooper reproacllou tho demon
with having gono far beyond tho limi, he Ind
promised to observe, as GO, GOO had fallen. Tho
demon replied II only killed so. O0O-fear
killed all the Others" Cn,lao1euB, unwarrantod
fears may now do immense Aaru.-Ioledo
Dade,