, 1874-06-22


sA1n skRoAsg1cA1.
= Wo all said. or rathor no think ne thought,
that the gigantic Issues woro to be Transports
tIon and Ffunnco. They woro to bo troated by
I'm u uroot nonu1ar 1codaran-na II a. oroat
hAo"' eopN .s',s - T.. .,s,,
'o"aof was ever popnhr-'n auon "ay.
as to kill at 1eaat throe birds with ono stone:
First, so as to make great now principles for our
party to grow vital harbs In tho cooking pot, md
maze = honey-h'Se Ia tne oeao no11 1an' ns
prlnolplo8 ne, as politicians, meant nystofons
propositions 4quintng popular Tard, to tussle
over in tho affirmative. Wo Ind 1t planned that
% ~ l'.c. nast =. 'neeo s4's' p.a,;a,t1.I
"oala hoas "s o'ot ~ QUO Hoie 11e"1uon'tna
election, water our stock, go to speak, and he In
tho light Of q scrip-dvidond to the people.
randit,,ros ~ co,,rao od1inn r. o,r notrorao.
peau4toses, VI eoa.ss Hau'ue " W. pa,toAAao,
we. would lay national frefglt-ratlroads, oanal
the mountains, connect the rivers with sloughs,
aud bring +" cleap money"
Finally, all OF ns would stand in til. line for
tue prealdency'- Morton' mr.. ponnelly, Ar'
Logan, Mr. John Pope Hodnett, Frank Palmer,
Judge Wright, and ouraolf., go. ,...,
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ous II happened tnas' po'oRo W. eou1a 1u'h
great cry arose from the people al to " ohoap
n,nnov ~ wb,c,, nroanco1 temnorarv emhorrnss.
-sant 8. n,,o a,,onnost -,or,ar, +, so,J .i,ov +,o
N.oa, 10y ouoapess !A'ney' ~ s"5' ~.
lorNara pay you tooK II tug Inst woek OF the
former sesslou. 1t Was too cheap " 1e honest,
sna au' We want yon to 9nhoard IL T.
Inls 1n9rsteinl any unforeseen roqneef oaueeu
oc!hy III maKEng TUG !wo great rrlhc'plea Me
hoped for. Wo otoppetl to. romonstrato. We
polnseu, IN VAIN, 70 oon6reHses IL the past
which ma dono 1,tst the same; put there
seemed to Dc beist pfeya'eMt '; tut they WsEe ,s
iios COMPOSED ol me same And ot men. me
de1nto "as eatraea On upon our pare Mh Efeas m
Gpa!s:1 a"a ovesy n4enes WY g1psosua ~ 70
ffoslaont-t.4as lsl Hay y, 6"o-anltas-m =
speooa on Ine sup1ec;: ~ our CONFUSION ny, me
finance "as 70 no tus sleas nnM plnu,pe .a, T..
4Iuonprn ooa9ssnsnu1oa .sa '"oAt - 10
uoneasy Ena ECONOMY: ,,..,
Eyoiy Gmott mo II A1 s;, ~ a. na'h suo ~
ang Iitymeso .ne % oiu So'' nrsosyi,,. 20
ano, o,!h..uB out ~ Aoss. "Ho ptnnaa a., a,ro vi
W. opo{ol ~ 1no peou. ;ioa ,ao.a;a -"
opp1oaeneo suo q 6tons Nv, .,,,sI4.,T
,,r .rorto~-Ta fha 1n3i,e,t -; t;e .,n,d--
ssilod In fitat, Ho announcoi tle solemn faos
and sot,nrata Stata action. wcro deeiquod by lie
Constitution to be tic sarao as rivera oponed by
Nature; tint q political party had run over them
ua frce tor yoars, aud could now permit ts voters
to do Tho same; that they were national, aud so
was he. and belonged togathor and that Gov.
booth, OF California need not for tho present,
como Eaat. Thotowas = beautiful moral about
souator Morton when he took this position. We
s sns;s st1s that s sa # ss'N N R,s!s o s
trangers nominate Independently Of III IN tho
Slate or Iilinois7 Is this old political fairness
| between men md mon? Wo ara griovcl to sco
we hope ncreseT hy 40 fst,y9 aaa's sEiea'qn n
hoad OF this unaccountabie dsarection.
| In tho House OF REPRESENTATIVES., llr. Mortonts
elrort was seconded. Wo rofuHed, ,byavoso showing
great interest in tho subject, to lay our Irana-
| Just resolved to pay for some suryeya In the
1uountaine and trout-streans, anu hops that NO
will be continued in Congress- to repow tho up
pronriatiops uoxt year, By the time the presont
| wbant.fiod OF tho Northwest ia farmed ont in
that ono great cereal, wo hore to tow bargea ly
tham win other rrent trinclnleg to be- uooeaaarv
at that period. This ii what We have dono for
| TrapBportation, and wo expect YOU to not to vote
| us 4 ticket s-of-leave next fill.
| FINANCE DELAYED.
When we cams to our other fine campaign.
point, we encountered tho expected Opposition.
/ Mr. Morton, Mr I,nrnn Mr.. Drleaby. End sey-
cral other contlemon Who fout into tie late
| War, opened nearly abreaat OF each other, lilte
| we're proomed aud sponcod for tho effort bv gey-
! oral gentlemen from tho Confederate gtatcs WHO
have lately shown much devotion to tic public
jaith a11d blood.bouQht curronoY of tia union.
Mr.. Johnston, OF Virginia. cousin OF Gen. Joe,
| Gen, Gordon hlnlBolf. and Mr. Morrlmon
/ contributed QEEGntiHl lbD to In the
rreat work. Tho oleouonoe Of our
Speeches in favor Of moYe sroenbacks
il now = matter Of history. Mr. Kolloy. of
peunBylynnia. and a fow others. doepIy yersed
iu tic soienoe Of banking oa nraoticod at the iii
Of tic Horgoant-at-Arms. and at the window Of
the Paving Tellor Of Tho TREASURY. desired 4
convertible bond, solf-rotiring and gelf-roap-
nenrinu within itseH. unier Tho namo Of Tia
National Fundmert % % act. % The Gle clear 'ta nerception
oon a, nna r Moa.o ~ a
er1rninnto nd ranoroua. Beine tho Govern.
1nnnt and The party. vhy not grofify tho peoplo
hy = s,mula and immadiata acf OF uriutinR bank
notos. ani sondina thom around to revive busi.
noss. tutoxicato oonfdonce, and glut the hoard.
inr Of monoy 7
80 OPPOSITION.
The unsmieble doctrinnire. Carl sohurz whose
country AIr. Morton Indicated with an intrepid
ity worthy Of lis native wilds, here Bprang
scholastic debate upon both Logan aud Morton
For Ills tlloy are always prepared, not merely
With Yitiated political economy derived from
books aud traayel, but with original prnci.
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