, 1874-05-30

Mr. Magco'a faith that tho Republicans, In Stats
Conyenton, will declare for imitation.
~ ie no!on IN tue woof Of tho Domocratto
creed that thore 10 no other constitutional n,on-
boon the boast Of Democrats that tLor party Is
striot constitutional OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tip productive labor OF the people, although.
Republican party will DO moro to brinE t1a back
to epoolo-paymont In ouo dav'H work than can
etrant with all tho votoos ho can wrlto or lro to
DO writton, md It giycs moro complete answor
to tho trotl1 md fallauy nf Logan mud Morton
than ttoos tho united Testimony Of oil tho t1nan-
clnl writer's. Nnuro itBeEf tB against tho it,t1a-
tion scheme, for tho folds md tho mines pro-
duoo nothing which docs loca not demand sro.
c,o-paynlont, toward which tho abundant harvest
ct tho yoar: will push tho nation long stridc
10 talk about further ibsuo Of papor money
~ tho face OF such = CROP Ms will ho gathered
this year Is to insult vdoncc.---Iainois Slate
Tho Republican party Ia no more divided
upon tho snblcotB oE iinatice and thrift than It
was upon tho subject Of emancipation during tho
late War. and T. will 10 found atronE m enough to
ventlon Of itH lifo-long and bitter foo Waksefa
(IN) Republican.
-Ropubllcan platforms havo aluAyB cmbotliod
ideaB Of liberty. houoaty, and morality, and so
Hoon rs these ideas aro eradlcated, tho party Ia
no lougor OF any uso-and muHt fall.-durora
(iN) Beacon.
IT ls cheap hrayory- -indood. is but arrant
ss"yy s5aaa ey + p15; n hgh
platform. but practice the wrong. rob tic people,
and destroy the public, morals by pecuations In
otticial llta all ovor tho lanl.-Danpille (IA)
Ne,os. 80
-Wed do not know why tho honest Republt-
cans OF Iowa should fool my dosiro to longor as-
siat In tho aggrandizomont Of q lot of corrupt
politicians. Dc these men care for tho poopllo7
Should there be any particular sympathy be-
lar nr1t, u EIo$sn
not had enough State rascalty for tho Inst fow
years to satisfy lib for q century Or 30, and can
uot tue honest, 1ndepondent people Of tho CONT
try unite upon aplatform wloso lending plank
catine (loioa) Tribune.
SECRETARY Rich. Hson in tho sanborn swl1,-
die, Creswoll In the Post-Ohlco contracts, Robe
@ son II tue sooor claims, noano in tho ncform-
crimes Of various degrees. soom oil bont on
graduating for tho penitentiary. Nice follows
those for: tho Cabinet Of tho President Of tho
United states.-St. Louis Wcst|icIe POSI-.
baro-faccd rascality, the late Investigating cru
sade upon the Republican ring OF Washington
City nlnkoe groeter exhibit than all other in
vestigattons Of q similar nature over brought
tory as the graat menaRorie OF public fraud, and
Washington as the lippodrome Of public PLUM
dorers.-q -qoaaen (E,d.) Democrat.
partners in tho firm of sanbogn l. Co., but as to
chose who placed them III their proaent position
and lopt thom there Notwithstanding thoso dis
graceful transacstons There will DO rousing
vote Of want Of confidence in tho whole party
some Of these days.-Galena (M.) Iad1st.ial
Press.
Tho old CRY Of dlsorganizersl !" is now
heard from the wh1ppersnappers OF tho,
ellques and rings in tho Nneteonth Congress
siona1 District. Tho people no longer wear any
party collar, and pay about as muol attention to
1t as they would to the hooting OF owls.-6ha,o-
ncetoton (lN) hc,os.
..-The timea are propitious for the organiza-
cal organizations may we'll regard with fear and
trembling tho approaching meeting Of tho dis
afloctod musscs ut Springfield. The formation
what have been heretofore conflicting olemsnts.
will no doubt be a difficult task. But, should
the Convention not with that wisdom mud dis
crotion which tho duty. Of the hour demands.
success il not beyond the reach OF ts candidates.
Louisville (l!i.) Ledger.