Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-04-24
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This body cos;sts Of 4 large majolit,
OF Republicans. but as 4 party the,
are thoroughly Lisorganlzel. There
appears 70 be aoreantago!lism between
Republican leaders than the Demo
Gratis. Butler is at Issue with Dawes
-liaWley Of Connecticut, really {
great man, t. against them both
Blaine is playing his cards for the
Presidency against John \. Logan
and all other aspirants. Maynard Of
Tennessee w;Ints to lie Vice President
ana will get On tie, Blaine ticket, If he
can. Zen. Dutlcr is determined to
control the next nominations of the
Republicans, and he has no love fol
Speaker Blaine. The game in the
House Of Representatives Of Congress
is now being played for the next Presi
dental election. 1t il only about two
years till the nominations are made.
Before that time, the new party now
slowly and surely organizing will pro
ducc wonderful results. The elections
Dr the 18th Congress will come off in
most Of the States in November ext,
and a great revolution will occur in
representation. There will be the
Representatives Of the new party in
great strength, diminishing the pre-
sent power OF the Republicans. They
seen to be blind to this fact, and to
treat the new movement with very
little consideration. But if we do not
greatly mistake the signs of the times,
both Of The leading parties will be very
much affected By what is going on now
in al parts Of the country. The PEG
pie are continually declaring their
want Of confidence in both the Repub-
lean and Democratic parties. Men
from both are declaring their indie
Icndence Of party ties. Thousands
proclaim that both parties have ont.
lived their usefulness and should no
longer DC permitted to control the des-
TIMES OF free and enlightened people.
That the political leaders now in office
are only the representatives Of monopo-
lists and capitalists, and that their
legislation has burdened their cons: tn
cnts with loads Of oppression too in
tolerable to be borne longer. There is
widespread political discomfort. It
pcrvades all classes. There is a fixed
determination to change and reform
legislation. No fact stands out in
holder relief than this, and when the
American people become thoroughly
aroused political revolutions come in
a day. We look for great political
revolution before 1876, that Will sweep
away old political affiliations and as
soclations. and bring in new policies
ana new men. This is exactly what
the Nation needs to bring about 70.
form and relief. Good and true men
perceive this, and are quietly at york
and with them are the masses. This
Is no visionary idea, but 1876 win
prove us reality. In this great woll,
the people everywhere should co.oner.
ate both in States and Territories
re movement con mplates a radical
change in the administration Of public
aH;'lrs III all departments Of the Gov |
crnment. The business Of the country
Is Frustrated, and it has been brou cat
about ~ peEurious legislation. It is
incumbent en- every one DESTROYS of
changing the order Of things to per
lorm part, and stand by those who
are struggling 10 throw off the tyran-
nous yoke Of party, and by SO doing.
make all branches of industry prosper
Gus once more. BY a united and de-
tcrnlned effort this desirable end may
DC fully accomplished.
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