, 1874-01-08

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novenens, aau un.s 'Hn n Il r. rasntn nyirnary
erGest elaes eIBaSGu ~ ,,i,;natio,'s ~. ~ nnn.
!. Ml..t,,o 1up ttog;t;matc mud irnpropor e.
tailsts-tno III t1losa.an,"s' I.a atmro,, tho Saruar
'egfegatea ahu ne.pus5 aS an1o."sl m1 -" ana;ost
70 nhlntaln n.s ssouu, ,,tad faa haon a., rondw
,he conl9'natlo''n M o. .. 'aaa taro snfrored mnsi
prey, anu tile9. ~ Siass o s,,a.;.ntiora 10.
been aseaay increasing aor ,,,n nr.un srs " nae";o
becoming constantly more Popular, ana esleclai-
y 20 since the a3rlcuasural pfesa nus pccon,e so
Influential an al'y. me l"elieis "esp ;!;aS a;aI;;aS
discovering tho aasAntaEes VI su.n asso''Httoi, ~
oasy to sec how, almoae !mpofe9ptaolS. ahG poi.s-
cal influences have orept n a. .lnse socaa. 1dt IT,
ngs' until it. hos now unaoaotes oscJ'no or ano
lending feature: AoIo wA5 'nE !S su'
lion under which each aud ail Of ine lasahorT,
especially Of the Northwest, were lanorlng. L, u
was Impossible TO MAKE pom Gnds 1aoe', !o' .s auem
pinch and savo as ahey might. ~ lug 1!net
hnnd, they seW Ial"ay Aa'nee al,u tno.ou11.t,s 1t,
princes pafaaoa poioto ino,' oas smc
things have onEcnuered aeep"noasea un
rest WHICH 4as been mana1estea III ;aeaH vatlons
foYms., The Labor movement Whch homsna!eu
q Presidential candidate Tor the LAST camp-map
Liboral moyomcns WIN te canoluate e. tiGineo ;s
d1ooleT, always ~ aull ByluPatny Mtn LIZ , .ua.m
classes. AZ tl,ls feeAhg has Ealneu sfouna
among the people, becoming aop]ecc o. Eeu-
oral agosslo ana a.nco ,he sy1, n' nv
air of careless indifference and hhngllty 1ndo-
pordence, it has very naturally resulted that
when tho farmers met III their CLUBS tnls has
boon principal tople Of eonvofsation' s1lce u
berB Of all partes md crceds could well pledge
Themselves AZ againat d common foo The party
managera, aecine where this nlnst MesIa5y ne
lead, have Vehen1ensiy cnafeeu taas .MG u4nns
and Oranges were going into pohtlcs. WHICH naa Il
rHuDfAllF DEG0 nQHNHEGu ut tAl0 1AlluGIb III tAa
spirit that, II shis IL potica, tnoy are walng ~
be known as politicians. Rtnce it is new anu not
unpopular species Of the genus."
mt m IS yo, rE consdor tba tho movement is
really and essentially pontlcai QUO T.
"Unquestionably so now. Ihe very aenlal OF
political Intentions on tho palt o. lne ciu9s, aao
the 1oHulting discussions. haga tt'!ountea!y OK
become q tlxod purpose Of clubs, Oranges, and
oil sorts Of societies. to reform tho alMlHes COM
plained OF: Four-lfths Or ~ tho aesoeaatlona,
of every character. organiz2p tlur1hP tho past
e'ghtoon months nave haa that % as Inc p'nts ps'mny
purpose Of the organization: % Oshnr sup1ects
will hn secondary until thiB ID nnalIy aisposoo
Of"
s'The Grangers say, | 1eneS9: E. .hat thay 10
not politically as Grange, bnt that tAe% 40 70
nnr sch assarons aas sntas thop m
milking themselves ridiculous. You nay nayo @
noticed Tint one Of the reBointlous aaopted py
tae is G.nsv uou snsa Of and yot thoy sent
o am9 nzon surely political resolutions right in
tho face ofit. rio lust Rura. World, too, hns
m orticle bv Master Allen. declaring positively
I'm ti,a n,nnren do not mud cannot. discuss 90
iit;ca1 oncatin,1s aud Oh lie garne paae is moro
than hall column Of political Resolutions,
aaontea at 4 regent county council OF the
satad t. h; ronrouc;, ,,nnn tie order. Either
thov t aro tlecl5rine WHIT thoy know to bo false,
or 4 aasnmos Nh litter cnoranco of the meaning
~ of Il tha 10 Dn tnrm nolitical."
MEETING Of THE NATIONAL ORANGE.
hare na@t m' n'nnth n i)o Won know what subject