, 1874-04-29
SPIRIT OF THE WESTERN PRESS.

The nspnblsan party is equal to the on,orgon-
The organs inRist TINT the Republican party
is tntact.-1erre Haute (lnd.l Gazette.
So far as party organizations are ooncornod,
ono rarty Ia ne much divided az tho other.---
Grand Rapids (Atich.) Eagle. -,--s
Tho veto has no moro to do with the future
Of the Republican party than it has with tho
the West and Soutl, against the monoy-bngs Of
tue East.-Omahn Republican. -
There Ia something moro than possibility
TINT future political contests may be upon this
contraction than Of nopublicanism and Domoo-
(la.> Gazette. --.----,--.-~-,..:.... -s".s~.'
Tho Northwest, at least, is not for imitation,
We concur in the atatomont Of the st. Paul
Press, TINT with the exception Of the nlinnoapo-
ls Tribune, there ia not papor In Minnesota of
any consequence that fayors any tampering with
tho currcnuy.-1 1Viuona Republican.
-Ho tGrant] ceases to be tho exponent Of the
people and becomes tho leador Of their tyrants
in the next campaign will be the vetoed financial
law.-Leauen1co,M Cat.
1t iaa clear case Of Capital versus The
People, and tho President has decided against
tho 3 people rta and for tho capitalists
>-Tresidont Grant did manly act when no
vetoed the bills Of tho iulatiouista.- ta.-De,.uer
Times,
1t was brave determination and bravoly OK
ocutea. At cue blow the President has soYerol
delusive theories Of nnation.-Denuer Tribune.
..-Tho veto Is creating break in the Repub-
lican ranks, bnt it will heal oyer, leaving only
scar:--DaHvilEe (Iu.) Times.
Tho talk upon all tho atroet-cornors, In tho
storoa and shopa, Ia about tho Presidents yoto,
The gonorally-oxpreasod opinion ia, that presi-
dent Grant haa made q mistake. Republicans
are moro bitter against him than Democrats,
and they donounce him In most unmeasurcd
terms. h1any Of tho prominent mon in the par-
ty, having long binco become satisfied that tho
teadera Woro corrupt, now unite in saying there
must be now organization, founded on tho ru-
ns Of the prosont Republican pnrty.-Ier,u
Nanle (lnd.) Journal.
posed Of mon who difrerad radioally upon tic
questions now sgitnting tho country. And upon
theao now issuea those Elou can rnito no moro
than oil aud water. Those who fondly hope tint
organization upon tho ytal questions Of tho
hour muat bo ignorant OF human nature and hu-
man historY.-Madison (Iyis) Democrat '
Tho personal ascendoncy Of distinguished
men, suoll as was held by Jackson and Clay no
longer exists. The reol'le hava caaacl to wor-
ship political idols. Honce perty-lineB arc slack
oning, and there is not the saIne doferouco az
formerly to the decroo OF cauclsca mud conyen-
na.-Dare'po,!( 1o,ca) Ga.ehe.
TO- the authority by which thcao gontiomon
Morton, Logan, Carpenter, Forry Of Michigan.
et al ASSUME to pronounce what tho views Of
tho II Aopubcau party arc or are not.-DettoN
Tribune.
.-.Wo think tho reign Of the scallavag element
Of the old Democratic party (which las carried
thinSs with d high haud III the Republican
household anco Gen. Grant camo into powerl
is about drawing to a cloae-Racino t1Yis.) AZ
uocate.
Now Morton, Logan, Butler, and Republican
triCItbtorH ntlu ubIuAEUT1f6H lryf1lfr IN uao
grcenbachs for selilHh, kuavish, ruinous, aud
political ends. Tho country, should, and tic
country will, ropudiato aud INT down tile. Ro-
publican attempt, Just rs It did tho Democratic
attempt.-kcokuh Gato Ci!y.
Tho Republican, party-record On tho fnan-
clal question IL good thus far. It caunot afford
to bury ita own record, aud thus write itB own
eptaph.- Waterloo (Io'ca) Courier.
1t has boon loft to auol searching minds nH
Logan and Morton to find out tho Disguised
The paradox is not that tho hnman raco should
produce suoA man, but 1t III that enough Of thom
should got Into Congress to I,aBs Inv tint tlios
in tho faco of all history aud her wiHcst atatos-
mon,-MNoaHkeo Wisconsin.
Logan had bottor cnlm hia rage. Tho presi-
don't IL right and will DO sustaipod by tho poo
plo. We doubt worry much wllethor tho iufurinteil
Logan would DO indoraed BY oyon a respectable
minority Of tho poople OF lllinols.-lfuspatino
(losea) Journal.
THO President, and tho mon who have etooa
by him IN tho courageous struggle for tho preser-
Yntion of tue pledSod bouu faith OF lilo nation.
and tho sucoosn OF Hot'1id aud atatasmallko pri1-
clpes in tho adjustment Of our financial difficult
ties will receive the almoBt unanimous verdict
Of, Wali dono.-0h.o Stale Journal.
Tho country haa met Its "l}nll Run" on tho
financial question Its Vok8burg and Apponlat-
tox aro yet to oou'o The disappointed masAoa
will he Heard sooner or later. None appreciate
this better than those members Of Congress- who