, 1873-10-30

concur. Tho Amea.A1corn fight goca on as
lively an over.
Tho Burlington Qa.) Hatok~Eye in itB buni~
noHa prospectus for 1874, doos mol pledge itself
to unabntod loyalty and zeal In tho service OF u
=. drant. and docH not speak Of itaolt onoo ae
" Republican newspaper, ;" but snyss
gssss a,ad tic Ic9'ssture ksorne our reaslors H.
70 SECURE early faent Il ti Ito pronsos made 70
Tug 9s pson!sS nls', ny tho Republican % party;
number Of Patrons OF IIushanilry This organization
haa extended WI wonderful rspaity md now COM
eoinr "a sha sso or Ssartg 81 sto
tho oraer m evory effort mnde by It 70 boter to con-
and arpncaa Of that loading Ind inispongahls caaa
OF our follow.citizonB. ~'"''
-Rovolutions lilto TINT inst innueuratoa in
Iowa mover go backwards. s.--Keokuk Constitution,
Tho Massachusetts Labor Re form State Gen.
tra} Committee rromn1gates !, tho following
tickets For Governor; Henry Il. Oliver, Of
salem; for Lioutonant- Governor, Oliver A,
Brown. Of North Albums for Secretary of State.
Oliver Warner, Of Northampton for Treasurer
and Recoivor-donoral, N. ". stoddard, Of North
Bridgowator; for Attorney Qonoral, OharloH
oowley, OF Lowell for Auditor, Henry D,
Maglathlin. Of Du1bury.
counting maioritios this year is much liho
counting ohickons before they arc hatched. Tho
groat majoritios for Grant last year. as all know,
dil not represent thetrlo Republican strongth,
but wero In many cases exceptionally large
TIe Anogan Journal predicts that Comstook
n9'm9;erat for oongFroas VII be beaten BY 5000
hayo at least 90 many majority thoro ID no doubt;
but unless full vota Ia pollod 1t will not proba-
9.y 20 moro than 4,ooo.- Grand Rapids (afich.)
Another ronHon why tho result Of the OHIO
election docs not trouble us much is that tho
Ropublioans will learn lesson from 1t. Thoy
WI 700 that their party must cut off. its black
seop . rel relo.n'tle.s.a'y whenever they show their
tho Intelligence and patriotism Of tho country,
on wllich alono 1t depends for It's strength, by
Keeping itaolf pure in conduct, and above aus-
pieiomn In motivo-houfsoite (ky.) Commercial.
tain conclusions, regarding both tho oauses that
produced It, and tho probablo effect It may have.
The confidence Of tho people in tho Republican
party party was I, seriously hhaken. 1ts 7onp9nalbility
| tho last fow years and for tho corruption that
has orept into manny departments Of our aovern-
ment sorvice could not DO doniod or tho odium
escaped. Tho people determined to give this
party rohuho and they have dono Il. .... :.
The prestige Of tho Republican party Is lost.
Lot tho Opposition but roulain together, and at
tho next election work for victory, and they can
achieve it.-dL Pleasant Ia.) Press.
Innocent sufferers, will you not learn TINT
you arc, the catspaws which politicians use to
rako thoir chestnuts out Of tho fro; that your
party predictions in regard to national matters
havo no moro to do with tho functions Of your
Supervisors, Aldermen, and PoundmaBters than
they have with your church your school affairs
II you choose, however, to woar rings in your
noaos, rush right along to tho whipping. post.
As for US, We arc getting rather tired Of thia
kind Of business hero in Brooklyn. Brooklyn
Ono portion Of community arc never allowed
to suspend. They aro the taxpayers. Cont
good times or bad ruin or sunshine, they mus
grind out tho public grist. They cannot hold OF
whit is charged to them. Tile blood hns to com'
oyory time, without reference to favorable o.
unfarorab1e Boasons, business losses. sickness
, or other calamitiea. Nothing comes about will
coptod, and tint Is not moro sure. Nor is any
thing moro depressing than these tolls on indus
try. When excessive, they drive communities tt
despair. Tho country har enough Of this kim
] OF blessing now to last 1t for generationB.-S
Paul {Afinn.) Pioneer.
Tho Fnr1nera' Convention ut Chicago rocom
monded farmers throughout the country to with
hold their hogs from market until they compc
will laugh at this, and 1t certainly involves th
idea that FOR tho public welfare dearness III pric
Is botter than low prices; that It will bo well to
, tho people il the Boller can sell meat at hig
at low price. That doarnoss Is better TIM
| chcapneBB that the interest Of tho produce
shall alono DO considered and tho interest OF til
, consumer not bo, arc assumptions that may nc
bo just But Ehat ahall the farmers do3 Tho
cannot control tho prices Of what they hav
0 to buy now, Il they cannot control wha
thoy hnvo to Bell, and compel fair price TO
i, then thoy havo nothing to buy with
j Farmers arc consumers, as vol as producers
Tho price OF tho articles they have to bu
for consumption is made md maintained b
= combination among tho Wholesale sellers o
. thom; II they havu to buy at combination prices