, 1874-07-13


aomo sixty papors supporting tho Independent
Reform ticket, and the1o is another largo clasa
OF pnpers whose sentiments aro not unliko tlpBo
Of tho Alcda1dnncr, which No quote, Witt
AS yet hnyo better platform In this 8tate
than TINT a!op,ea at slringtlcld by tbs Indie
psndenS& & op Juno 10, md Te v1pee. % give II our
furth Thoro paris OF tho ptntfotm wo can
not inlorso hut the majority Of tho principles lad
goes hut 1t docs no fur enough. In faet both tho
1sanuhliran and Independent Conventions do not suit
sasa psnoeras M iii and saaa aan 5h9
hard -nouey rlanks, aud either make no nominees Or
elso iniorso tloso nado by tho INDEPENDENTS Such
It wSa mora urged aud rerommendcd BY tho rnuf To-
pu1licapB than BY tue Democrats. The main election
Of two State otcors does not amon p tnuc, but tie
election Of oougrossnon sud stne Legisatora hs fall
docs aud every honorable etrort should 10 put forth
to elect an opposition Congress- aud Legislature. Mrn
roaly an1!ous for reforin cannot afford to quarrel
over two State ofceTs, and pay attentton to tlo
men who mako our laws aud siIeud our money. Wo
expect tho Independents to DO generally successful
Tho Lnwrcuco Standard Bays the political
elomont in KanBas. opposed 10 longer loaso Of
power TO the Republican pasty arc now we'll
compactod peuding o State Convention at To-
pska, Aug. +, and adds:
Wo repeat below tho na1nes OF tho Indenepdeut
presa Of tho stae, With the additions Of tho past fuw
weeks LAWRENCE ss,., S,andara Lawrsnse 1r,tune
Ottawa Ottawa Jo1,.a paaIa Kepa5iean, osknloosa ei gei
aaa Shet Fort Scott Io'<er, Neodeahn Iree Prrss,
Junction CITY gF;1un;, Council Grove Dsmoora bur-
ao.s ra M bxo nss sp4z bfir M eSy., %y
Garnet Jour'li Border entins, Iaiepeadeut Kunsun'
onwortl Erit Pres, AtcAison Courier, Kssas Surit
twenty-five papera In nl Six Of the n1snter w0ro
Democratic. and tho balance were Republican.
Republican Cougrousrnou very generally pos
sess tho mechanical power to work out their owl,
denominations if dosired)t but this year 1lopub-
1iDnn m
oven in districts that gAvo the largest majoritics
two years ago. The Waterloo {{lowa) Reporter,
Republican to tho core, tolls how tho renomua-
tion business is managed in that Congregational
district, viz.
In Butler County there are six poatmastera on tho
list OF delegates to tie Mason City Cauvention aud
two postmastera frou Floyd County were pres
ont to help fix the Delegation III Fruits interest.
gates to Mason City, only percn Of tAe fourteen town.
apy were reprasonted aud several Of tbeso by POST
five posttnasers, unl the Convention waa nlanpu-
lated ami controlled eutlrely by this clasy of officials.
by primary eloction, aud ihe Ceutral Committee, By
trick, submitted the proposition III such why that
tie people virtually had voice IN choosing tue delo
votes In tho county. only about Us voos wore Gust
Tnoae three counties wi! hays a votes III the Con-
yanton, mid thby are nl clancd for Pratt 1t ia very
0asy to Lco how tAoy wero necurcd.
Congressman Pratt's mn jority On the Grant
ticket two yoars ago, Was II ,04l.
-congroasman Dunnolla ronomnation comes
Paul Press Iiepublican State .papor) lamenta
tho "sheer malnoss" OF forcing DannolI gu
tho ckot and tells US what viii come OF it, viz:
lat falt the Republican majority for Governor in
tho preceding Presidential culnpaign. 4 caugs OF
1.oe5 ot ths yocs rollcd lust fall would dcfeat aIr
hfta part Of lilo Iepblcan votes that Lis nomination
will utterly disgust ald repel.
Tho people aro told that, although tho
State, yot III thu contral mud northern portions
"tln bottom ia oil out, and all that sort OF
thing. In the Press Of fow weols since wo
spoke OF tho very small number Of Republican
delegation to tho State Convention. Tlo Carlin-
viIlo Democrat Formerly q STRONG Republican
paper) copies n portion OF our article, and Bnya
tho Bamo condition Of affairs existed in alacou-
pin. And tho ssmo is true Of many other soo-
tions Of the stato. Tie party has bocomo
party OF poiticianH,-tlo people lave soen tho
necessity for cllango, and aro rapidly forming
npowerful party of tho pooplo.-tatrHe!d (lA)
Press.
tho fartuers were carrying or against tho Kepub
lican purity is q succesa Thor hayo almost COM
pletay temoralizod tho party Of great moral
ideas-tho party that bnilds up and protocts
%a, 1ss r A rA s,t GsrsG ys;'';r +
might have boon expected aud oaaily lived down,
but fAill1ro now would show Blch l. weahpuins
Of tho causo, such MI indifference to tho great
intoroata tint 11nderiia Our emancipation from
tho moneyol rulora, whothor M bankers, nall,1-
factusora, or otlior logalzed extortonists, ~ to
DO folt throughout tho State. and from which 1t
might take III yoals to 1ecoyor.-.9a|em (lN.) Ad-
u0c0e.
lilo Indications point still moro strongly to
an Independent political nloyomant in tlis dta-
triet this tall. Lot 1t como 1t Gail do no harm,
but will purify tho political atmosphere which
llaB bocohlo pretty corrupt, III Ill lnuat aoknowl-
olge.--Rocdyord (lN.) Journal
independent county tickots nro being nonl-
mated by the people all over the State. Things
do not by any means look AZ II there' was a
failure on tue part Of the Independents. Tho
people taking part In this now party neea not bo
alarmed at tie Democratic aud Republican nows.
pgposB, however much they may CRY failure, Lot
eYorY man vote as ho talks aud believes, and ali
will DO woil.-D|oomtngton (Il.) Anti-liouo-
polisl.
Mon aro ronouuong this old-tlmo slavery,
aud, out OF pnrsnocessity and the inevitable lawa
OF nature, t4e nov party 10 born. Itis composed
principally Of farmors, and tho CAUSE Of this is
obvious. The very lite OF the farmer will or
plain It. His iH tho most independent OF all livoe
fIo ,leed oringe to nobody for favors, and as q
consequence ho viii not long endure tho on.
csoachlnents OF any ap0cloa Of slavery. lie
wishes to live. 500. think, act aud voto according
to hiB own Hsilsu Of right, aud not ut tho dot2~
tion OF any man or body OF mon. No further Ok
PLANTATION is necessary than tala.-Qs,.4tes QK}