, 1873-11-15
tlstcs whooo principles arc ali comprjaod III tho
~ .tnnrDr tosycs and t3yD i1plna

a.tea. yhoao prtnsiplea are all comprtaod In tho
1t will bo aoun TINT neither Of tho old particH
lsvo any l!oll upon tho lonoat sentiment Of tho
pooplo. There call be no tl0nbt tia: 1ioxt your
lilo AntiAIonopolistB Of Illinois nilt DO ablo to
oar5y 70 o1t Of the lo2 eouttios IN this State
yrcssiona1 and Legislative Dlatrct in tic stnto
an woll such State officers M nro to DO otectod
Koop tho bnll rollny-hnnoaty md capacity will
follow In IT. wake centrafia (In) Democrat.
Hwny mud everything Its own wny for years, sty
to-tlay by ita totabatono,. arnenting Tho downfall
Of itH onco grontncAH aud powor. Tint tho ,,aw
movement M iont sill toosotally swallow up tho
lenst THO flngcr.bonrt's point to n now aud
battor ora In political ind tluullcal matterY,-
Edgar County. (lH') Gazette.
1t cannot DO too often repeated that tho 1so-
tlistlosu Of tic present tn,o, aud tho personal
suffering which seems cortain TO tu folt this
wIuser. =. III short, oil tho interests
which tho Republicans declared osHential to tho
which tho Republicans thought to tax out Of OK
istenco remain staggering along under heavy
burdens to carry tho whole woight Of tho Cow
erimont and to give hope and courage to tic
depressed tt a,d su'felIng nation. The cause Of
lcan policy. and tho only chance for salvation is
III tho fnct that tho purity waa unable to carry
that Ia; policy Into complete oporation.-llli'tois
II railroatln havo Loou subsidized only to cna-
blo tiem to further rob tho Government and the
people IL mouopolist havo been encouraged
atd built up At tho oxpcnBo of tho 1nasscs, in
tic interests of the fow, nnd by dishonest prac-
tlccs and corrupt Legislation; II Congress and
tho great representative Ut THO nation, itB Presi-
dent, can pan aud perpotrato "snlary Grab"
can tho people DO blamed. can honest Ropubii-
cars bo blamed If they demand O. reform? For
years tho cry has been "o Lord, and yot how
long!" Rotronchmont and Civil Service Reform
llnvo long been promised. ,yot tho iniqutioH of
our rulers havo Increased TIL the people in their
longor exist.-Iecatur (IN.) Magnet.
| This Ia not II class 'noce'ncnt, AAd cnnnot
or allould not succeed Oh such. II was a movo-
mont organized by the people to protect them
agninat transportation and all otLor monopolos !;
ngainHt Crelit-Mobilier schoneH, Hnlary-grab
sleals, aud official corruption generally. No enc
| claBB Of people were alone tho sufferers from
this rascality, which had bocomo 30 rampant
throughout tito land. Nor Is 1t within tho power
Of any ono class Of people to correct thoHo OWLS
| tho mechanics the labororH, and all producing
clnBsos must bo had. or tho movement is fail.
uro. For Farmers' Movement must be sub
utitutod Peoples Moosment. This iu the
| grandest uprising Of tue people for reform over
Witnessed in this land. Now ia tho timo to dis
cusH these nattors, and to prepare for tho ronl
contost,:.-to shape Platform broad and liberal
enough, IN its principles and conatraction to on
|
| Before another election general mootiug
should bo had, md platform adopted ombody-
| Ing, III clonr and concise manner, tho priuo-
ples adyocntoa by those allied with the move
mout, md all invited to cooperate, regardless
Of occupation, No class party can succeed, and
neither should 1t. The interests Of labor aro
| identical. All nEe mutually Interested
iu pure administration OF Government, and
| altko opposed to tho illegitimate burdens i'm
posed by rings md corporations.- Charleston,
1IH.) Courier.
The Anti-Mouopolists should, therefore. be
speedy III perfecting their organization MI over
tho country. it they expect it to bo q succogB.
1t must BIO organized in tho city ~ wou ae
country. It must be confined to no class, but
embrace every one who hold to the prin.
ciplea which it enunciateH. Tho principles OF
tho Anti Monopoly party aro suited to the in.
forests Of all tho legitimate trades aud business
Of tho country, and therefore 1t ought to en-
brace them all-Peosia (IN.) Democrat.
We may as vol. look tho facts squarely in
the face aud admit what cannot be denied, that
| the 6coptro iB passing nway from us. and that
uuloss tho next Congress can do something. to
redcom the party aud convince the people that
| It is working in their interest aud thus retain
tho confidence that iB fast wayering, tho day in
which we will march to battlo aud victory has
forever passed., md our star has forever sot,
the next CongreHs. aud tho people mockea. as
they were by tho last vi}lainouR,< thieving Con.
gress, and We may throw up tue sponge aud re-
t1e from the ifng We hayo
pressed our faith that the party would .wee<
out the thioyos, and legislato for the people, in
stead Of tie monopolles. md VIC look for tht
next Congress- to do it. II it refuses to take til.
back track, and care for the people, then It vii
be timo for every nun belonging to tho indus
who will look utter their interest," .-Marsha1l
torn {Id] Times