, 1874-05-13

Tho Fond du Lao Journal Is Reform in poll
tics auti-intlation, and thinks the President put
lis foot down wlere It would do the most good.
II yo,t don't believe It. give us NJ exoango.
Tnn Oconomowoo Times ls against ail manner
Of ipaAtioa, and consequently fayoss the Psesi-
dont's veto. In politics we are anti-Administra-
tion, Reform, or wlatoyor you please to term it.
When in doubt wo follow TnE CHICAGO Ta1DuSE.
In fssor Of an inaation Of tho currency, and
strourly condemns tho Presidential reto,
Ths 0conto Reporter most emphatieally OPP
poaes the yoto OF the Currency bill. We think
tic % Western ststos. In politics the Reporter
sta11da neutral.
Tno Chippewa Falls Herald is Republican op-
posed to plesidcnts veto.
Tho GoIman paper Of Oahkosl, the Wisconsin
TELEGRAPH. is In favor OF Prosideat Grants veto.
In politics we belon9to that purity that does
| tho most towards sound reform.
Tho 81. Croir Republican, New Richmond,
Wis.,. thinka Grants veto his Aoundest not eiucp
Appomattox. Tho Republican is Republican
tbs Otaukes County Advertiser, Of Port Wash-
iugton, tndorsea tho Prosdents veto OF the in
hation bill, and il Reform Democratic newspa-
| per in politics.
The IPeltInerger, Watertown, Wis, suatalns
the president'a veto. Belongs to the Reform
party.
The Manitomoc Zett,.ng should be classified as
strongly against imitation, AID NO., of conrse. IL
Satisfied, yea, did not expect anything elae from
| tia TroHdent but veto OF the currency. In
politics the Zei!ung ia 1ndenendont Republican.
Tic hIanitowoo Nortl- Weslen fully indorses
tue reto, and adyocates speedy return to the
spocie basiB, which can ho doua best, In our
! opinion, by y withdrawal OF portion OF erean-
backs, ,nakiug them receivable for durlcB OF i'm.
port. and q wel-guarlcd froe-bankiug system.
Politically, tho Nord Weslen supports tue Ra-
| form party, aud III Of strong Democratic pro-
oliyities, fayoring FREQ trade, decentralization Of
power, tho Monroe doctrine, mud believing In
tho " manifest dossluy" OF our country.
The Berlin Courant is Republican, opposod to
imitation, and approves Of the veto. Th1nk
| Congress would do better II IL wasn't % INFLATED
| ,oith qos. 4 little compression wouldn't do it
auY hArn,, and our nnAucos would bo In hettor
condition, oven 1t the question "as only lot
aloae.
THO Jauosyillo Times waa Democratic. It
theu Reformed IN time to boost Gov. Taylor.
Cqrreotly apeahing It is Roform-D Democratic. It
nasta'Na the principle involved IN Grants veto,
and opposes all sorts Of imitation at tho currency.
rho I'acne Argus suatnins The votoi Detno-
Tile Fox Lake Representative il not exactly On
'sint!ationlat." but believes the Vest ana South
needs moro currency, and don't approYe Of the
veto. Tho Represcntatirei is Radical RepMblica.t.
The Neetlsburg Iiea Press ia Republican in
politics and austa!ns the veto.
Tho Waterloo journal Ia Republican in poll.
tics aud opnoaes tho veto.
There ID only ono paper .publiahod IN Trem.
poa!cnu, VIA, and that is the Republican. I!
austainn the veto, and IN politics " Republican
| This Grand naplla Tribune ia In favor Of more
, currency. Reform Ia pol,teH..
Tha Wood County Reporter, Grand Rkplds
!: pol.tjtcs. ;j ~ 'A'"' -
} Tho Prescott Clarion austninB the Prosldont't
veto. It Ia ii, independent journal, though tht
| editor las haretoforo Acted with tho Republican
: party as manager Of tho Pierce County Herald