, 1874-05-09

July 20. Alabama Conservative Convention.
-The Quincy {1ll.) Herald announces "uoop
unquesti6nablo authority that the Hon, William
r. Morrison Democratic member Of Congrost
from this State, who Inns boon In fceble health
and absent from lis Rcas, would have voted
against tho Currency bill, aud therefore indorsea
the voto. It haa alroady boon announced tint
Jamea @. Robinson, another Democratic Con-
greaaman from Illinois, has undergone change
Of mind Binco voting for tho bill.
Tho salem (1ll) Industrial Aduocate. e1-
Democratic, and now OF tho Farmers Movement,
rnakos bid for Logan, Morton, 0glcsby, ct NJ,
In thoae words:
II Logan, und Morton, and Sherman, and 0ontl,ng,
were now 10 agree upon finance compromise ldl
TINT they could advocate and tho President would NJ,
@ ond not hesa tho breach already made
that hll now framed even more generously in favor
Of tho Ycat and Bouth would fail restore confidence
riei by which capitalists wore to Il benetoa. Not-
wisstanding tho strong confidence the people haYo In
neither Gen. Logan Mr.. Morton could carry thcr
own statea As Republicans. Tho party name 20 eo-
d. s ss s ss 1sSs n1a .: 81: If +
Congrcss TINT Con. Grant aays would claor for other
nduIgcneee II this finance blu WAS granted, swAso,
aud will not couacn to be tratnpod upon Longer Tna
thcir feet 4 usod tho Of The hepubcan party.
cans, but becauao Of tslr effort 10 rslisYs laboF o
part Of its burdens.
The Alton (1ll.) Telegraph, anti-indation
Republican. has duly warned its own party lead
crs, and now says OF tho Opposition
If al1 Of these dtacordant and anagonisio alcmopta
oan 30 fused into ono great and harmonious purity,
and be 40 controlled and managed to get Into Low
and accomplish by legislation all that each ono o
the very distinct classes composing It DESIRE then
will admit that cur expesienco In the political a1uira
Of tho last forty years has taught US but nttlo.
Tho Prairie City (1ll.) Herald. anti.indatfou
| Republican, thinks that whatever party In tho
Wess makes imitation 4 plank, nosdn's bother
| about other p1ankB, and aaya:
The manner II which party Lines .ro to be drawn In
anance-wnother or not the country is to bo flooded
all other considerations, md for tmo Tho onJ psros
may be contrsct!onists and inflatonists.
Tho Bloomington Pantagraph tanti-intla-
| tion), and tho Bloomington Leader (inaation),
| represent tho onco powerful and harmonious Iao.
publican party in Mclean Couaty. We quota
from the Pdntagraph:
The following ia from yesterdays Leader,-th pa-
per which ia 80 sayuga aganst everybody who suRgexa
that unlimited initiation mems reputation. What
vnntnge OF the necessities Of tho country by buying
up It's bonds At 5 and 60 cents tho dollar drawing
worth 16 to 20 per cent premium; and now thoae ids.
tocrata having loaned out their irredeeable papca
70 s..s ne 4. classes s ssns
1sn ths ksy eaned md 10 por ssa esnt 5e
| ter than wera the bonds on which they hAvo mada
their fortunes For one. we Say they ahsll not do It.
Tho Illinois Slate Journal imitation Repub.
lioan, declares:
Nobody Is likely to be sat'sned with either Of tho
called "conprom1so" Currency bills beforo Con-
backa,-which most popular part Of tho currency
with tho people,-while both propose IN increase IT
| Of tho National Banks, upon which the people
LOOK VIII a tea!o9y r.., ~ There Gs ssn b. no
increase in tho volume Of gresnbacka, md my oar
| Ia cheat and deluaon.
| Occasionally wo find Grant organs taking
| to themselves plumes because Democratic and
Independent journals indorae the prea[dens's
veto Of the imitation bill, II they would 60 fur
beyond the White House and trace the author
ship Of that veto to the atern Rense Of right aud
unrelentiog integrity of the majority OF the
American people, they would invite moro aatter-
iss HsraM Ia.''D' ~ 'D''f 'As''''''-s'""'' '1"''
They aro still agitat1ng the currency qucs-
tion in Congress-, having done scarcely anything
tho whole d0o G1ngo na @
ering, let the laws Of trade govern tho business
of tho country, and provide for its redemption
some time IN the future go as to prepare tho
eoa eountry 2, for IT when IT. did Is al thet
|
neceBsary.-G Goahen (Iud.) Democrat.
| -Wo say, lot the business Of the country reg
ulate the matter without further legislation.
With such policy IL ie only matter OF time
when we shall come down to that point whore thu
naseos 80 much desire to be placod. But Ii In.
aation ia renewed, tho Lord only knows. whom
our finances will 6e in a safe cou1ition.-Bur-
lington (Ia.) Gazette.
III Congross Gnu find no more to do than yea.
torday'a report indicates it might proataD1y
cloBe tho play, and end tho idls preteuBe II
| 1t vas hlr. Packard Of this 8tate, instead OF
Fucker. Of Pennsylvania, who spoke Tuesday in
favor Of the Centennial job. II Mr. Packnrd'a
constituents are III favor Of Congress appropri-
| atiny $4,000, 000 Of the public money to that
concern, they differ very much from the people
| down this why. Perhaps, however Mr. Packard
does not care what hiH constituents think about
it.-lndianapo|is journal.
| WONIAN-SUFFIsAGE.