, 1873-08-27

do either, yot otlor ,nen aro denounced and M ho
Eoea scot froo 30 far as tho llaGical raporg arc
concerned. Il aooms to o,ls that ii thopol who
wl'oel tho preait'ont ouglt to slaro q similar
into for in1partlng to 1t approval and validity
Louisville Cousicy-Jou,nat.
-"It WIS those naughty Democrats" aay tho
aa ossistSrs of nos 70 9osS say fs to S %
lake-fronl-stea1 invoHtigation. - Bloomington
(la() Anti- ti-Afonopoltst.
ro,;,. mWo mako no exo'lsca, noithor, attempt my
l'ayo ttofontcd tho measure, but their CONCUR
renco h9a made oortain thoir consignment to
pfiFato lie no long ~ honoBt mon nrc permitted
70 20 soto Tor public aorYantH.-INnois Slate Eegis.
Tho Chippewa Herald, ono Of tho tr11ost and
ablent roprosentattvea Of tho Graut party In Wig
5eoqnsin, boldly defends tho Baary grabbers, and
waG ae tnfr ia a,a9se It Is not
should shoulder the responsibility Of thia ,noaa. ,r
uro: and anyH: "This question Of bnck-nny ia
not political one; as far as that ia concornod.
more r. Domocrats voted for 1t than Republicans.
in more aonaiblo Democrats than Tepubcann.'
Tho Republican party cannot bo relieved OF ita
responsibility for this gigantic stoal by such pi-
ablo pleas aa that.-Madlson (lVs.) Democrat.
Tho foul stain Of 1ngratitulo n,ld falao stowarl-
ship dlRgracofully attaches to Senators and Con-
grossmon by their Credit Mobillcr con1p1ieity.
baok-pay, and ndvanco.pay, robbery; and tie
Republicans and Domoorats, is their violated
confidence and trust in President Grant,-Joh,a
Abbott, in Pike County (lA,) Democrat.
-iho reins OF government hnro long been
aim haB boon to pillago she Trcssary;. "Ao70 on's
Tho old partios ought to die. Thov hnvc ort.
lived thoir usofulnobu. Tho time Ina como far
q chango. Power has boon abused alike by Ro-
been = nueh M % ought to conagn them to oblivion.
y. M'E5hansf,2, '5' ~ Morrison uu) Independent
There has boon q grand awakou{nr-tbo
people have cast down ttor party idols aid, to-
day, mon or ali parties unto to donounco tile
fuptton OF their Wiiilom pnrty-loadcrs and tho
organfzationB which these loatlora havo proeti-
tutod to tholr own soltsh onds. Honco this
groat uprising which ia sweeping throughout tbe
length aud breadth Of our land.- JVatseka fiW9 y
1tmes.
~~Ho wore aware that thoro WIS in other nor
tons of o1,r Stato 4 doop-aoatod feeling in re-
ga Ito to tEo aaeH'tien1 involved in what i known
much more 80 right l,oro at homo than YYe had
ozpocsod.--l'iu}ictd (lN.) Democrat
Harvest holneB barbocuos, olc., aro now tho
order of tho day among tho farmora of Illinois.
az theso meetings anti'monopoy speeches arc
nnd tho participants and spoakoro ARD about
equally conponod OF Republicans and Demo-
Gratis. Tho handwriting on tho wall in Illinois il
toler1bly plaiI1.-C4fro (iN.) Democrat.
Tho NATION journal Is attempting to ill.,
juro TIC. ..Farmera Movement by fighting ovor
again tho battles of tho wnr. The cam
pa'6n is now upon present iHsuos. It ia tho
arnmt party, with ita rings, monopolics, high
trinl and the man is simply fool who allows
ils mind to bo biased by such silly stuff US ap-
poara in tho Journal. What tho farmers md ID
boring mon generally want now il tho arreat and
who aro not only robhug thom Of their lArd
earnings. bnt Of liberty itself.-1{a'toon (IN.)
CohimeFcidt.
Like every othor post-oillco organ in tho
country, tho Citizen is opposed to tho Farmcrs'
Movement, end lss commenced to cast nlurs At
It III n roundabout way. Our noighbor aeoH the
handwriting on tho WALL and ii trombIinr for
fear Of the tnal overthrow Of hiB party.-1t,sh-
p'ae {IA) Times.
publican organization, and are detol7ninod to
oyort'lrn, ooe'ta'a. ovEnrunN, until that organ
ization comes which will rule in uprightuess.--
Aggvy vy Go':) (M: ~ Arg4s.
will riso up this full mud break away from al
party tioB, md olect good mon to ofIco. It looks
TINT WY to us, and We arc disposed to encourage
n1c1 independence. Independence ia tile bost
evidence OF manhood aud Observation-Disclosures
tl0tcn) Gazctte.
virtue, mud patriotism nun1ciont in tho cou,try
which, it combined, would rid tho Republic OF
Tho Grant incubus TINT has payalyzod its ofler-
gios mud is fast crushing out its life; but, It IL
the old fable Of tho bundle Of switches; reform
meeting here, Democratic combination thoro,
q now departure somewhere clso. These arc iii
the scattered switches; Let lib gatl,or them to-
geslior, md with their united strength whip tho
urantiBm from tho high places it has defilod ind
restore tile Republic to hcaltl. aud yigor.-
No'th,cestern Chronicle, 81. Paul, lfinn.
Tho calling. and especially tho manner Of tho
calling, of tho New York Republican State Con-
vention ut Utica to suit Mr. ConkIng'a couyont-
once, has cauacd little unpleasant1ioss at syra-
cuso. The Syracuse Journal, tho Adminigtra-
ton orgnu taore, Baye: t.Wo notice tint telc-
gram from tho Chairman Of tho State Commit
toe to Utica hotel proprietor inquiring about
tiated at Long Branch before tlIo Committee
meeting was held; md from thin fnet it would
foom that tho plaeo was designated in advance
Of tho Committoo's action. ia trusi Mryc ,piU
BE- no effort made to tcsiqnote The STATE ticket at
Loug Branch or else,rhere, in adrauca Of tic ar
lion Of Tie Couoention." So! Ia tho collar Of
Conkling, Cornell, Murphy t. Co. beginning to