, 1874-05-13

thinks tho best intoroBta of tho country ospo-
olal tho Weat donlsnd It. Tho Reoteto a Dem-
Iho Charlottesville journal ia Republican iii
n: tho Currency I'0' i. 20 'he ef07'oe"'a veto OF
1o hlsttnaxt'!s gasette is opposed to The vo TO-
and s 10 iGdspSnssnE" ,{srpiinsso sncoa ,t'ss t,,.x
croaao Of tho ourronoy md froo bankng. Wo
wore opposed to tho veto hut mildly, . / wo think
the CURRENCY bill waB q haf-cooked scheme that
". Wo aro mn Independent nowsnapor ,pihiroin.'.
oi,les Our principles are RepnbHcan, dcc,todly.
Tho Decatur Eagle approves tue veto, bollav-
ing TINT tho sooner oNr curronoy H placa1 upon
a speolo basis the bottor 1t would be for tho,
Tic Unloon City Eagle says the preaidont did
right Ia yotoing the Currency bill. Tho Eagle
ss Ss!ss $ss E. qsy Fs' nepa'''e" 'a''
Tho Marion democrat aayss ITO holl. with
0rant and Ills veto" =
The aroc1,ab1ry Press Ii against tho veto and
The North Vernon Plain Dealer il opposed to
tho voto. III politics.. Republican. -. . !
The Delhi journal, o Republican parer, thin!ss i
the prpsidents veto wns in keeping with hs Oft :"
general principles OF tie Republican unity. Ma
tionat Imitation, like individual in!tatior, Ia o
precursor OF bankruptcy. Much Of tho proBt,go
eentoyed by TUG Republican party WIS seorred hy
nnd approximate Il nothing more, specie basB.
An 'adiaorminato or: evon partial Initiation Of clio
currency would roault IN d corresponding dopro-
chiffon Of our auancial Isat!anding and our crodit
with foreign powers, Willie wo might not hnvn
any serious objection to tho issuing Of a limited
amount Of currency, to temporarily correct an
existing evil we aro approhonsiyo that, tho :
gatoB onoo opon tho inorluato thirst for money
aU10nHHE tHGE0 n1nttEfN Un.t
would induce them to invent new planH and offer,
additional proofs that q moro abundant issue :
would be hard TO closo. Again, wo Aayc no ,as-:
suranco TINT tho initiation aHkel for would REM
edy tho OWL, eyon temporarily. The question IS
vital one. Alroady our national, debt il
mighty nation makes III nboye pas. with our
sister nntionB. Ii wo become reckless in our
financial alfairs VIC will loso oaHso both at home
and abroad,
thinks The prea.dont did not do Justice to his
constituents ill votong the Currency bill. The
paper IL IcpublicRn In politics. .. '..
Tho Madison Progress is n Democratic paper,
Tho Connorsvillo Times is opposed tn tho
voto, but docs not regard 1t as any serious
catamity, nor SEQ in 1t any causo Tor politoal;'
revolution. The sentiment OF this community;
| isiu favor Of moderate inf1ation,> The Times
is strictly Republican in politcs. -
Tho Petersburg Democrat iH In politics Domo-
cratic, and againHt tho yoto.
| Tho editor of tho. Princeton Clarion writes:
| I must Bay TINT in my humble Judgment the yoto
of the Curronov bill WIS right. II spirit of
reckless speculation is rovivad again ulldor tho
Influence uf all inflated and dopreclatod currency.
monopolies will fatton aud grow strongor We
will drift further away from 4 specie basis nnl
the cas!, system Of doing business. and cyontu-
ally financial crash will overtAile tho country,
Which will loavo tho rich riches and tho poor
| pooror-tho former comparatively fow in number,
and tho lattor Il legion in ovory: community.
My paper 10 Republican. ~ ..
Tho Bloomfield Democrat is on the side of tho
psoplo Of tho South nnd West, in favor OF In
tlatlon and III opposition to tho preaidont'e
yoto. Democratic III politics strong for the
Peoples Reform movement IN the Northwest
Tho Nancoc1; Democrat, published at Greon-
0eld, ~ opposed to the in9ation Of tho currency
beyond tho Legitimate demands Of the trado of
tho country md sustang tho veto, 1t, however,
prefers greenbaeks MS the circulating. medium.
It III Democratic In politics, but il not hide
bound, mud will favor any party or movement
having for It's object the suppression Of Nadical-
ism and the monopeB 1t has erected aud foHtcrs.
The Centrovio Chronicle IL opposed to tho
veto. If Grant was not drunk when, he signed
It, he Ind evidently boon soon by some one WHO
had studied nllition, diyiBio1, and silence. Our
people are all opposed to tho voto. No sane man
fnyuln it, unlesB HI offico-ltoldor or Il londhold-
or. We believe in greenbaclss, far salaries. less
bonds. honest oislco-holdurs, aud hemp for all
!, salary-grab6e,s Set Eastern Indiana down as
opposed TO all yetocH, mud in favor Of graon'
. | backa. p? ;,
The Crown Point Herald says tito President,
IN it's opinion, acted very unwlsoly in vetotng the
r29nsS BILL q 5'ssmeorato are
} Tho Grown Point Register is for moderate
increaso Of the cnrrency,ra safe increaso,-noi
Tho Nobleavillo Led9er' "D-n tho veto.
Republican"
: The Newcastle Courier is Ropnblicanin po1tics
and sustainH the veto. We regard imitation as