, 1874-05-13

tho interest Of tho Eastern monopolsta, and
against nll clabsoa Of tho Wost, nud tlio ahorug
olauaea everywhere. ,Wo ara independent III
politics..
classification, tn favor Of moro EroonbaokH, mud
condemns ,llo prosidont's voto.
Tho Enterprise aud Moniiort tlalty and weokly,
o. Mobcrly, No., Opposes the voto and iH
Democratic til politics., We want cheap money
Tho Clarkevlle Sentinel considers tho veto one
OF tlo worst actH that 0tnnt ovor committed.
Tho cry IN tho WoBt mud South IL want Ut money.
Tlo struggle VIVA botweon ERstorn woalth aud
Eastorn wealth won. Put mo down % ding
Grant aud hls veto from d puro, unadultoratcl
JIM G. ANDERSON.
and boliovos that tho national currency (green--
back) should bo mado good for all dobta, public
aa vol IA private. It tis n Democratic journal,
in tho Tue meaning Of tho word DomocraoyA-a
" tho poop" f9r thc psops who
tiVes i'll Congress- and tho Legislatures ,nerely
tho servants Of thos will. Tho Standard has no
use for National Banks, but would turn ieself
Into Guy Fawkcs, II It could, and bio" thom
ri! tol. - whore Bon Butler ii going. :,
Tho Moxco Messenger ia Republican In poll.
tics, aud strongly oppusoB tho Presidents veto
Tho Fulton Telegraph IL decidedly in favor Of
imitation, snd docs not, therefore, sustain tho
vote Of President Grant. Our papor is Damo-
CRITIC TO the core.
tho sotlalia Times is serloualy annoyed,
pained, aud humiliatod by the voto. Wo arc 1.o--
publican, boovo GrAut the best man for tho
prcsdeuoy, aud Palmer the boat man to succeed
him. But Grant III ao surrounded by netropol-
itan Influences ~ to ovorshadow hls indopend-
enco and mold him into boliaf antagonistto to
tho ntoressH OF tho nation. Wo are suddenly
converted to tho hel,et that Washington Is an
n ~ a nAt hitn In
abandoned to Macaulay'a Nov Zealander, md
aono central location se1eoted for tho scat Of
Government.
Tho sedaiia Da.oo is independent Democratic,
Un tho veto put us (Varrenton 0hrontcle)
| down, damn outrage" Republican every timo,
without any Tom Murphy. Or sauborn.
- The Washington Otserper-Donocratio in pol
| ieieB, supported Greeley in 1S72-was III favor
Of tho Ourrency bill !; dcemtng that tho necossi-
| tios Of tho West aud South requiredit. We oon-
slider tho notion Of tho President not only repro
hensiblo, but tho most base truclling to money
power and monopoly that any President has
Tho Lexington lnteEfigencer may bo classified
with perfect safety as - Democratic" without
psoax or atti1. We beliove tho President il an
veto tho Currency bill. We believe q return to
apocie payments Ia noithor practicable nor desra-
! bic. VIC bolove The grennhack currency il tho
safest aud hoat this country has over possessed.
mud wo believe the legitimate business reQuiro-
ments Of The country would ut,llzo moro OF 1t.
We regard the National DAnk systom with din
favor ind disapprobation, and wo advocate the
extinction and oxtirpasiou OF tbs systom and
the separate banks, and the total annihilation OF
| tho privileged olaHB which tho systom fosters.
| TLe Lexington Re3,ster is a Republican paper,
and advocated tue paBsng8 OF tho Currency bill,
snd diBappruyes OF the veto.
. Tha Richmond Conserpotor Is unhealtatugy
and avowadly for Intuition as q Western 1neas-
tt,Ht} aiftHl
favored aa we'll az bonds and Government securi-
! ties. Our paper Ii Democratic, but not ultra,
with Granger proclivities; In fact, tho ropra-
sentative of tho viowa and politics Of this Soc
I ton.
! Tho Warrensourg Democrat is Democratic in
politics. On the subject Of the veto It ill., mud
has been all along, opposed to that great wrong,
and in fayor Of imitation. # Che raper) knows
no ;5 5oassn =. why The natlonal debt might not bo
The 1ndrep County Republican, Savannah.
] No., is opposed to th8 veto aud ia favor Of
moro currency. Classify the politics az Repub-
| lican and Autobiography.
| Tie Mlhn Standard IL In favor OF anything
thas will give the WoBt reliof wo want lnolo
money; tile West must have larger circulating
u1as,iunl Our politics are Democratic.
The Platte City LandnGrk IL opposed to tho
veto strongly. Democratic In politics. Think
Grant has baen bought at = good round price.
| and hence cares litslo about the howl.
| The Co,nmerctal. Weston, No., Ia 1ndopoud-
| ent Ill politics and TOT lnlGtt0u.
| The Capo Glrardoau Ne.os Ia squaroly and un.
| compromislngiy Republican In politics, md just
! as aquarely and unconpromisingly opposed to
| tho veto. Ths vaBt majority Of the ayricul-
tural community aud working olass iu eouthern
Missouri feel on tho aubjoot aa sc do. 1uclo4od
| Ana editorial:
| We Rorry thst President Grant should havs go
TT hS expeStnon Of te majority Of tho
only soldier IN history, who daunisss ia spurinins
dsngcr aud unyieldinR III tho 6cld hos fallen uaptiYo
he1oro tho mors iangesous seauctous Of wealth aud
ar!stoerGt!o influence The country will not tane!y
submit to such hlgh-handsa oyss-rlalna Of measures
ol vital Importance
! The Hoia Express ia IN independent Repub-
| loan papor-1los au Administration papor. 1t
austairs Tho Presidents veto, and has always
/ been opposed to auy further issuo Of paper-our-
roucy.
Tho Lebanon Anti-Aonopolist considers tho
voto measurs in the inherent Of Eastern capitaI-
| lsts md opposed to Western farmers md al
laborcra Of tho country generally. It is uncon-
ditionally opposed to 1t. Politically, this paper
ts opposed to partisanship. ltlo, III its na,ne
dosignates an Anti-llonopolat, and lRborH with
the farmers IN their war against moneyed aria-
/ tocraoy.
The Lebanon Chronicle supports the presi-
dents veto OF tho Currency bill, Tho Chronicle
Is Republican in politics.
Please put us (flo!den Eaterpri.e2 down as op-
| posed to tho PreHident's veto OF the Currency
bill. This paper is strictly Republican, but in
| dependent enough to codaemn the veto as
wrong, and poor return from the President to
tho people OF the Wost,-a people who mado
him General, made him President, and Sustained
him in every emergency.
Tho Hannibal Daily Courier has been Ro-
] publican papor for fourteen yeRrH, has bupport-
| cd Grant throughout, but believe That bis veto
Of tue Currency bill Is grossly unjuut to Western
and Southern intosestu, aud will, it not correct
Cd BY. subsequent legislation, reault most diuas-
trous'y to tho prosperity Of tie whole country.
| Tho Warsaw Times does not inlo,so the
principles sot forth in tho Presidents veto, but
eonceaes to tho latter purity Of purpoao and q
| belief that euch action was demanded by the
people sud tho hes. interests of tho country
Tho Development Of tho resources OF tho Great
Wost. particularly OF this portion Of it, scoln to
! lemand more currency precisely as tue Now
York bankers required it. for temporary uso, and
to ward oil threatonad bankruptcy. The Times
| il Republican in politics.
| Tho she!byville Herald farors imitation. aud Ia
| therefore disappointed at the veto. Tho paper
is independent Republican in politics.
The Warrensbnrg Standard has vigorously op-
| nosad imitation from tho start. TUa Standard