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do by their ecta, TINT thoY don't csnctly lso "tho

10 speak csen If o did taho Ito bacls~pay stoal?
We "abn1lt, NJ n constituent Of tho Third Oon--
greasiotlnl District, that DonnAil IL just III good
tho lsgt.-Dnbnqus i{cr0id.
-AmonBat tho nnneB Of tito speakers for tho
t!Arpentor-llatk!n ticket III Iowa wo recognize
tl'reo detootea and confosaed ntlultorcrH, tllroo
mo,nhora uf the leat Congress- who Aavo drawn
ant pocsctod tholr back pny, oight tmombcrs Of
tho proHont Congrons who l,avo tlrawn 80, 120 Of
eroaaoa nn M pay a'id l'ayS not hoen bTor into or
two Prosidontb OF railroad companies, two rail
road attorneys, md n negro.-Iona Oily Press.
1t would not bo at all aurpripIny IL 1ntoroat-
cd Radical ofice-ho1dors IL Iowa should obtain
aomowhero and hold Htraight-out conyonton
It Ia tho uB,1hl Radical lnoVo laid down aud or
derod for such oaaoB, and 1t il to DO questioned |
whether Radical wiHdom Ia equal to my othor do
vco.-Dcs Moin8s Leader.
--Tho Nashua Qowa) Post zoos what's tho mat-
ter with tho Telegraph and Herald Of this city. |
Wlllo thoy expected the Democratic party to |
sWallow tho Grangers, thogo papers patted tho |
according to tIo testimony ' Of % tic chairman air oi
tho Democracy Of tho State, 1t was tho Demo-
cratic party that got swallowed. they aro vlgor-
oualy endoavoring to -on-Btolnach thomsolycB.
Tho Moline (I1l.) Rcpic,o tries to convince
tho farmors that everything thoy want can DO
secured by sticking to tho ealary~grabhtng,
Credit Mobilior, land-monopoly, ratroad-and-
ateamahip-subaidy, high-protoctigo-tar lsepnh-
loan rRrtyl Wo pity tho poor party hack.-ifocs
What would become of Ohio Republicans
we're thoy to rulo out st,ch mon aa Garfield and
shoE1ntn7 ? or OF Indiana, Illinois, and WISCONSIN
aent to tho foot Of tho political ladder But to
come moro closely homo, what would boco1no Of
tho Democratic party in souttern Illinois with
such men as 8. s. Marshall and Co.. hobaaon I''
Gia n od political M o|eoboacrs and questioning tho
possibility Of reclaiming party thoro9lehly cor
rupted, what shall wo do Tho uprising Of tho
farmers throughout tho Union seonan to give
promise Of q purer political hfo.-Sa1ea (1a.}
Advocate.
-Farmcrs have got their eyes orcn, and do
not care continental whether man has been
Democrat or q Republican herotoforo.-Cdns-
bridge (Iu.) Prairie Chief;
bo and arc, renoh not to ono in q hundred OF tho
whole people vino do tho voting. Yet unwitting-
~ tho votoa Of tho nincty-nino are made to do.
pend more upon tho interests Of tho hoider OF
tho Office or the contestants for tho omolumenta
than upon any principle involved or any con-
Bldcration affecting tho public good Tho nero
question Of name la by artful men mado to do
font tho accomplishment, Of refoE1ns, however
Organization Ia tho watchword, and mover
Yero tic people moro thoroughly awakened to
tho necessity for it than thoy aro today. It is
not 80 nuoh special as general intoroat that
tho pooplo have in view; Whatever benefits SO
bo Of service to overy branch Of lndustry,-Laeo-
renee {Kan.) Tribune.
-Wo, therefore, nay unhesitatingly that tho
farmors should not "lot politics alone" eithor
in tho clubs or out Of Reconsideration hdn.)
Nationalist.
-Wo notice from our exchanges and corro-
Bpontonte throughout tho State that the farm-
era' organizn:iona are preparing to rnt fun Hat
6ss ssass sa9 II 99 aaas s5a tho wa1 s sfs
recommend to the farmers tho following: " Toto
as you talt."-Kansds Farmer.
--Wo hold aud asscrt thnk tho tiino for words
and fault-nniling bus passed that acts and
manly independence aro tho order of tho day.
Farmers al OHatod, Kan
fair exclusively Of tho farmers, Il iy move
Of au classes, grades, and occnpations. The
moyomout is based on tho primal fact that
noithor Of tho two great political parties now in
o1lstouco is to DO trustod.-0a!aua (IA.) Free
! Trader.
Whom tho common people tako tho political
harpies by thu throat and strangla them our fll-
trro ollice-holdors will understand that they
must not abuse tho power placed III their bands;
then will tloy become onost and 90 Tho budding
Of thoir maaterg,-not till then. VIII tho people
do it?-4M Wrnon (lN.) Sucker STATE.
| 1t is necessary tint the people Of California
F.! should keep before tho people tho fact that III
this campagn egainat monopoly ns represontea pre- na,
In their ow1 behalf, but for tho toiling millions
| Ill MI oyer this broad continent as vol. TllB
| conteBt will provo but tho foror11nner Of moro
extended srEgo from %hi'h no State in tho
! arc everywhere the sa1ao.-San t''aHctsco HUI
| tctin.
| Tho Central pacifc Railroad Company il try
ing to convince tho working men employed by it
| thAt tho moro money tho Company gota out Of
the people tho bottor it is for thonl..
| Every monopoly in tho country iB capital organ
izod for aggressive purposes 1t IL to meet these
| TINT labor must organlze.-l'offtand (ore.)
| Ne.ps.
1t ia becoming vory apparent that il laborera
! consult their own interest,", adhere TO the pri1ci
ploe which undcslio erprospory, they will mako
| capitalists focl their power. Thoso SHARKS al-
ready seo the handwriting on tho will tho peo-
forcos to punish their revolving inHolent oppros-
aors, anu those who defy their power. Those
| naughty ariBtorrntio individuals 1nust be hum
5'eaTM' ba9I IL O. Da'"e' G'a"1' Lecturer at Fair
Il would remark to those who Bneoringly ask
| the question :" What Can You DO ?'.-~wo eau
do what NO ploaso. A knowledge Of NIL that il
necessary Is within onr own ranks. Tho fountla-
ton in cNae of storm may bo injured, but 1t will
not fall the suporstruoturo nsuy. Wlat We mill
| do B yot to be discovered. I can do but little.
lis hut small word and generally represents
hut little Htrongth, but It haH plural. TIE ia
| III inyincblo. Fnrmorsl hIonoposts
ECO you standing alone, and, aB they hear your
| complaints. they coutemptuously ank, "What
| can you do?" Alouo you can DO nothing. I on
Let us counsel togethor, and, when fow mill
ions Of tho hardy aous of toll stand shoulder to
shoulder, and speak as ono voico, these gons!o~
mon will bo anyworol-"Agricola," ii Lake
| City (]Niun.) leader.
-ItHoomato be DO tho hostereotynod way for ofllco-
holders controlled BY ringB md 1noilopolies) to
cry, "sorehond," !" Liberal" "Domocrat," &o.,
&o.. Whenever any OF thoir constituency dares to
publicly complain OF their vonality and corr,1p-
tion, but Ill this IL too cheap mud transparent to
avail thom not1. Tho maBhca .oiN de heard, and
tho peoplo will not submit to dcspotisnl aud cor
ruption at tho hands OF any party, or unprin-
1 c;Y1tad f1onnp1nrn r. Jf,tnf IN duef;1,