, 1874-08-22
NOTES AND OPINION.

+r;.. T." tuo ruin (burchards) Congressional Dis
s,'ot' suo Democrats have cal1c1 chair f,o,vo.,.
tlo" 'or sept. 0, aud tho Indopepdout Rofor,ner,
'of e.ps. II, o,-both ut Freoport.
nn.,... oa oa'oha to Cuiro tllo calls for no,nf,
.a.ale' conventions, Congressional. I,ouist. tivo
aaa e"uhty, Indicate TINT tho Renul1icnnv no,,'
ocsa1e anu independent Rofor,nora ,s,I, az :.
out on throo iuea. "'a A9ne u
,,L 10y paTtacr City journal haB loft TIM ro1au
pe1uens ranks to rcIolu the Rspu,),con, a;n,;
,a1l7' tho Champaign Times Las rot,,rno,, ~ ~
nomoerasa. An Independent candidate nom,,
natou III tAdams County withdraw hoos,aa = :.
1.epup!cau; aud one nominated IN MaI,;.a,.
eounas wNhdraws because ho ia De,noc,at
rho tsa1rie City Herald says Of tho atoto ~
'oenns III alcDonough County: '''~ "a
,a ,,1 u y. Tas olterod by Dr. H. " Kroacr ~
p,ee, H. tao Denoerate Convention In Ma.n,n ~
t@eeoiaeatlli,R @ that tho Democracy un. VIII
ta and nominate bit ouu lat NJ tana ane
tAblr1i ny unuunu,s vote. Tlo rawo,,sa'a waa
composed of nlen wAo favor hard monev Fra Tn Mas
| o'u-slho democracy, Ac. '' AS.oot
lilo Ottawa Free Trader (DemocratIc> h.v.
| ine EXPRESSED itself in favor Of q union Of tha
oppoHitlon Ill the Seventh Congressional District
'no A'oo9port C0us!e" Iutlvpsudent Roforml
| aays:
A5.S 1tA4ofo III tu6 coalition Of nRrfa8 md
memory Of tho terrible future Of tin nn,o oa tt te
uteuey Partnership 70 accomplish uuytlina shM'a
ers, e,ss nm wo ars rsa lndeponsnt sforlnsrs froa
tssentoua. '7 o"n tn'esA0
-ClaFlos Boone, In long communication IN
the dalena Industrial Press, Insists tbal tno
Independent Reformers, composed of men
drawn from both tho old partlos must work in
qependontly, aud says:
1ract1ss,I e. speaxing re are tho only Opposition,
combination. Tho faults and corrnour sach naS.s afe
naa m snages ,n no lho 9ler iuhcro I'll oth IL toss
c.s 'e' to thu i 1ntsae ,praf p view eo acsr
meSer m there csn ho ~ compromise, no settlement
no. peaSs. Until tls industrial usses huyo enaucipsia
taeuselIes from tnat ototls money aid monnnni@
power which, through o.en .uitJuuifyf ra1no 1
,no o saoso's cennivnss u those eluccd to nko
legislation of our couutry ~ 'aa
ALI We have over objected to- In tha mi, NJ
tue Committee (for the 2dtl, of August Convrn-
tion} w;Is Its tHpultiug fortA platform in adya,c,,
H Ha .no ' Convention nnd four that the1o would
in the Convention. We arc for tl,o platform
bnt want to seo men placed upon it in ful sym.
pathy "lta Its objects and aims, aud no nojicv
aodEo roaorted to to huodwlnk tho poonio.1
cam1erlahd ,s. County (In) Democrat.
the rumora that hive beou aloat in tits AID
other counties during tho past woek, TINT tho
Hon. Will!am Lathrop, Of th,s city, il not il t,o
neia as c9nd'laie for tlo Republican nomina~
ton for Congress, md, further. thai ho vii mi
bo.-,LockJord (lu) Ga2ette. ''@@ ~"
-Burchnrd Hays tho reaAou le wants Ia po Tn
congress again IL becAlHe le 'wun,a to ba in
doraod Ills little affair with tho salary.gr4b
aud coalition with slio money-lontors il s.enca
IN tho nosttils Ut his constituents. and am IN
dorsa1nent would make al lovely again. To b.
sure 1t would ; but would merchant employ a
ashohest clork tue second time for tho saio Of
"!ntlorsinE him ?-tarion {Ii.) Sentinel.
-Burchnrd kent bis baoK ply u tho Treasury.
ConerasE On tho salary question. WHY did Lo
not 40 Al some other Cungre 4smen, tjoeitiyely
refund? BuI inHteed of that ho loayos tho
money 10 TUG Treasury, and waits tho action Of
SGougross. y! II tue lnw had not been rcpenled
however ho might have votad Oh it), ho would
nave taken his portion. The voting OF uoodloss
appt oprlations, and the increasing Of salaries ia
'toallug money from the HONEST yeomanry of
;he ,lems colntry. Burc4ard would have taken tho
'rabbcr;- -0g1e County (In.) Orange. 49, 7A'A''
iii tls distrlot-tllo Seyenteoutl,-tl,co univ
canuidatos for tho Congressional
'omnatlon on the Libe.al-Democratio aido are
!, n1 !nia41 IL: Morr1son our proaent member ulsd
'ountY, tito homo Of John Hinctclliro, it lookg
$ IT lo would carry in Ills favor minority OF
ne delegates, with Hharo also of tho delegates
Z ON Mad,Hon County. alr. Morrison viii come
rs.a 1 oo1'out4niI WIN IuH t!elegatlUn from
on1est between those gentlemen will bo close
nc both lavo MANY warm friends, but the
3ntest ioI tic uonlnatiou, while pressed with
leor' WILL DO conducted i tho spirit Of fairness
nd honor.-Bc|leoith Democrat.
How can the Attorney General (of Iowa1. II.
!. Cults. consistently act in behalf Ut the btato
the enforcement OF the now Ituilrual lAy. uud
the Same time hold goneral sotasnor from
70 railroad companies u tho l:epublicau party
MI Z In il, fnt, ~
gislatiou when it ut tho same t,.no nomiuatese o
Ilroad attorney to auforca tue laws 2 IL tue
opub!scan party honest in aayiug that 1t iB IN
vor OF reform when it nou,inateB for Attorney
cnoral Il mau Who refused to tako any Bteps to
cover tho monoy lost by tho Rankin dotalca-
~ until he was compelled by public sentiment
tako such s:ol's aftor nearly two years' dolay
0skatoosa (id.) Standard.
Politics arc III Il o4uotic condition, very much
[xed. You frequently hour mon saying, II
MT know .whctlor l'm o Republican or not"
II don't know whether I'm Democrat" Or
don't know what am now." This dcscribca
0 contloa Of thousands Of voters. Tho ptaco-
IT., tho 0tlfco-Boekera, aud tho party workers
npriBo about all who do know what they uro.
good many Of them IN this vicinity Aayo
on in doubt over sinco tho oity eloctIon.-In-
lH0potis Netos
Nothing liz needed at this late dato to nbov
It corrupt political rings hayo cDuplote con.
! Of tho Republican, party; stll, 1t IL well to
% 80 significant au illustration OF tto facts
has lust been afforded in Vermont. Probably
10 was no Republican III tho House puror il
motives or less influenced by ring men than
Willard, Of tAaa First District, wGilo there ia
more Beryl'o tool Of llioso mon tlan
9ntl' o. the Second DISTRICT. Aa wAlte-
'her Of Observation-Disclosures, salary -grabbors,
other raseals, a.id ~ Tho agent OF Doss
p'herd i Co; to put through tho press
Law. no tool could havo been more obse-
ounly soryieoabio. 10 useful luenbor could
or course be Hparod, and NO he has boel, re-
aillatoa wl'llo Mr: Willard. wlloso houosty
taithfnnoas mado him worry uuconforsa-
member for tue rings, lns been dofoated In
'ent!on aud lnyito.l to rolnAln ut homo. Tho
y Of rings arc always supplied with money
lgh frum the corruption fund to buy tholr
while men OF honor aud honesty provo
Troublesome to tho rings, aud usualy ilnd
lgll OF the corruption fund employed againat
to ASSURE their defeat.-Porlland (Me]
4s.
An OpiuEn-Eatcr Cured.
10 Druggist, London l'apor, sta.es TINT q
y lady who bad long beon addicted to tue