, 1874-08-10

F""'ao III PTApkICAl 6tlRpQs Au9 luIlIAo4
p1oloot az netroat Inns boon virtually abandoned.
put 1aat at hulra!o u1ay DO moro Fortunate
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NOTES AND OPINION.
n vs,, H. rs2E': ,s,,' q ~ unfe4 7afe.:
for now OongroaH ''"' 4'o''e''''""'""
We think you should aona uouu,,,tss,n. AMI not
9oaoerats TO the no1t congress. Il you chorisn tho
aseds q tue recent pas and would nj eco them M
srs,So o. 4 yo have hopo q future. and woni
sad t hon w9 T. rso you to send opubcans
l5igu5l) JolsN A. 1n0aH,
EaO1. CnAap1.1n.
6fA0N CAMERON,
PowEtt C1ATfoN, ttaL
Tho Boston Post says Of tho Congressional
conrnitteo's nudresH.
ses sfass asps.ss ssF%sg:g % III &. ta sspsa
over tic Two preceding ones, Credit Mobllas, Sa,s saa
born contracts, and District nngs aud public cor
e 1as .sss w yst INT tSa Ss9 sso orc o o. them
strEsra to mnko il this lint whatover to shaos Of
ground hey s,k 6o continued il pcwcr psrpoiasy
BY PARTIES this IL original proposal indeed 10 ito
peonlo so Fet along hereafter will but ono. TAo only
session q hot unwina to 'iea ator M ' con- s1s.
duct when 1t anls thAt tue people win no louger en-
ing thom md abusing their trust up to tic limit II
Their endurance. Thn people aro decidedly inclined
70 trY another organization.
Tho 1ndlauapolia Ne,os. tho Tcrro Uauto
Gazette, tho L!gonor Banner, and other Indiana
newspapors, repuaiating all Indtana platforms OF
this year, hoop at tho head Of their columns Tho
Illinois Call for tho 20th OF August Convention.
and tue Torrc Hauto Gazette Bays of 1t:
We ba1ievo the principles onancjptcd In It In i'm
sound and Bens1lc and wo look with iriio uid hope
aist0r Commonwealth. ~ N
Tho Massachusetts Republican lcatlnrz
recognize that their 75,oo0 majority Is forever
gone. Tho following, from tho Boston Journal.
lAs excited much remark:
Tho DomoSfats ,s' VII nom1naa A. aaaton the o
rnn In ha largo ees aaaton will aweep TO- noson' to
Worcester, ec. Whom tho back towna aru heard fro,,
w ngafe Up aont 10000 to 1000 plurality Tor tha
/ Tho St. Paul Dispatch says Of tho situation
! In Minnesota:
1t becomes tho Democrats 10 look carcfulyto thoir
Nominees m this fall. We can make cleau sweep Il
jueous selection Of ca,dlatcs Tho victory ia In our
| banda. Shall we throw 1t nsay?
Tho Lawrence Kan.) Ncpublican-Jour1al.
says Of tho Illinois call for tho 2otl Of August.
| Convention:
We nust say. Republican "a We aro that tloro ia:
q w day taan n .ny othor politicat Mteranco
would not bc bad for tho country in large doses.
| In tho First Iowa District tho nomination OF
Mc0rary (nopublcau) for Congress-, does not;
| tako we'll, and tho Kao}kuIl Gatc Citv, emitting
oCrarya namo from the ticket in It's co!urans.
says Of his nomination:
We want to got utslo farther away from hr ,iruo o,
| It before making any special comments upon IT. ~ -
It Ia still believed, on tho INSURANCE f,f tl,o fo,
lowing lettor, that Alr. A1oCrary will Withdraw:
| KEoHUK Iowa, Jnly 81. 1874.
DEAR Sm: It Is rumorel that some Of INV fricuds
intoud to present my name In tho coming connrvs.
stonai Convention, as compromise In c,se Of lock
others. that laro not consented mr. authotzei T any
willing might bo 70 mako any neecasary M otsS pSrsona
ancrice fer tho good OF the Republican oa,.e cam
any gentleman WHO bus sncre tue concs1 AZ ~
date upon the faith OF my rnl,o withdrawal aid no
sas sne VT S ns t1 y gos ssst e ss ~
-Back-pay Congressman arc having a liyoIy
timo. Tho popular memory On thia
subject is quite lively. Even thu Booeher acan-
aa1 w. ~. not sGsve 70 q, ,eSiipso 't'-0mnha 5fc.
who snoered ut tlio "llqwi." rai0ed about tho
''baok.pay atoal' must trol satisfied that tho
Journals correctly repro'sonted public opinion
Buffalo Con11nerciM ,Gdrertiser
-For1iy, tho WV Of tho salary -grabbor Ia
NARY at1a tAofGg. Here is Congressman Uongor,
o. havlne h!s political llfo brought to sudden
and N mmolanohcly ond.-Ne,u l'ork Tribune.
The Rep ublican party OF this district, by ro-
nominating, Alr. Cannon, will approve tho SALARY
grab, aa 70 approved it in hiH Catlin speech abt
year, aid took tho monoy, a025 q month, for
hia oW4ce, and NJ l,o yotcd to incroaso lila salary
, oons' derably abovo What ho agreed to work for.
However. tho politicians propose, but tho people
Dispose. e.5DanuiIe (IA.} Ac,0s
| gustea with Tho nomination Of Mr. Dunncll
+ should understand tint Ropub!icnnisn, wi,at-
eyor It onco wag, ls row salary-grahplng; that
llr. Dunnoll is Republcaufsn, in oyory practical
and just sense, and that in, voting for him they
! will bo giving their approval to 1nea,lro wcl1
iB found to DO such load to tho Republican par
ty that tue party loadors arc trying to Hlip from
y Register.
E1tis not 1nen but victory that Republicans should
That ~ an idea it acnms almost impossible to maka
ao.ne Of the Republicans, or Republican Editors, ri
this Congressional District comprelcud.-D
: | will unblushngly NOV t!leir regard for tha
spoils without respect TO tho Kind Of lnon w1s1
arc to do tho legislation Of the country.-4uasca-
!, tine (Ia.) Tribune.
, Republican fanatics. We'll, look! Credit 3fobl-
llcr, a!nry-grabhng, lnnd-stcalinS, District Of
Columbia rings, sanborn contracts, c!As legis~
1atlon for railroad monopoljcs, hank cor>o-
, rations, ocean steamship companies, and lro,t~
rnongors' combinations, wanton nttacka upon
the public proaa, high State and local tayos nro
. only few ot the nglitserinog gonooraties" in "a
Gg list Of ssSa IT, With "e }nt ,x1' thc
accountable, upon which its plnfon6, its preau,
aud ita public mon aro Hilent, and ahcNt which
sonator Morton does not like to hosr, to think,
J | or to talk Rensselaer, (|nd.) EHion.
, , Tho nopnbcan putty III responsible for the
acts Of Its agons III power tlo ealno aa tho
3 chant or otl1or business man. What would VIC
. think Of tho merchant who would continue t..
employ corks tint iofra.ld his cnutomcss ?-.}er.
| sru C0H1.tY tIN.1 Democrat