, 1874-05-13

m expansive system that will meeh this aonanl.
To inalgurate frea-bnnlinE Bystom would bo
long step backward. unworthy Of a party Of
progross Or Il atatoanan. Tlsa massoe aro IN
lovo with tho greeubaol<H, and will not tolerate
their retirement.
The Mankato Reuiato Is Democratic in politics,
and auhtn,na tho Presidents veto.
The Mankato Uhton inotosoa an o1itorinl md
says: 'until 1872 NO nupportod tho 1tepnblt.
eau organisatlon, but wont with tho Libcral
noyonont In TINT oanpalgn, aud have not gono
back to our lirst. lovo. The Llboral lcatlers
eeemed e1 to 10 80 thoroughly domoral'zod aiter
the election TINT We emnll fry hayo but lit.lo
honts to mako any furthor effort In that diroo-
tion, 30 We " Ito on our oars"
fFFom al editorial IN liynkdto Unton.1
ns sot &. q snsbs1
tor the payinonl Of its Promises already iaa,od,
Tne ss.o t,.rns tue tile of paper iuaos sni ~ ruat
NY ~ ss eS 70 ss @ tue sh9e
poatel prousea of tic purity whose leadera ke Nor
tol Logan, md natler h.yo lanored faithfully during
Tho Farlbault Democrat heartily nustafna tho
presilents veto Of tho Imitation hill It lgsaldou,
tho Democrat EaB llal The pleaAu1o Of sustaining
auy action ot tho "areat Captain" aud enjoys
tne sltuation. Tho Democrat u Democratic ~
Tno stanltato Record is Republican in politics
and for the veto.
Tho rairbault Republican s,,staius the veto,
bacauso we consider tho bill to hive beeu one ct
doubtful efset, Tho probability Lelng thatit would
work contraction. No believe in thu grconbacks,
aud II the bill had simply authorized tho iBsue
Of $40, 100000 we would have said anon divo
to keep tho balance OF trado all right aud Gov
ern1nout credit will not suffer. It tho country
goes to smash, financially, 1t will ba in conso-
quenco Of froo.trado vagariost-not; groonbaoks.
politics, and hapgs TO the Administration on the
for speclo resumption. No ,phation for us.
Tho Sank Coptro Herald inaorHoa tho notion Of
the President in yotoipg tho Currency bill. Papor
Tho Taylors FaiIa journal formerly Re-
porIer) indosses tho prenident's veto and Is
devotodly Republican in principles.
Tho editor Of tho Mortified Standard replies
that ho is not pteasod With tho vo:o, aud adda
'' III rsgasa to politics, an All old school re-
publican, still firm iu the faith that If Republic
can principles ase carried out the dosern,neas
will carry us safely along. But though I aln
thorough bred Republican, do not feol under
any obligation, 4 find tho party Is going to tho
| devil, to 20 with It. People say that mn q
very independent Republican.
the Austin Register sustaina the Presidents
veto. It also supported Grooley for President,
| md Is now All udyooato Of tho principles Of tho
~ The Posi,@Bflue Earth City, Minn., Republi-
oau,-indotsos tho veto, except that part relating
| to FREQ banking
| the Presidents veto. We arc for gettiug back
to the spocie basis by the shprtoBt possio!o road
! consistent with the ples8nt situation Of afatrs.
| Tho Register IL Republican in posicA,
Thoodi!or Of tho Farmington Press replies: 'Al-
| ways.paying my own bil|a when they mature,-
| notes oo,--I am in favor OF Government doing
| likewise Houco this paper approved the veto
Of the imitation bill. The Press III independent
lilo Saltwater MESSENGER austalns tho veto
most heartily, behaving il to be QUO ot tho wses
| acsa Of Grants Administration. Though NO
| ht,ve made careful inquiry among our business
meu, we ind not ono who rezrets the action OF
| thu preHitont. a
Tle saltwater Gazette considers tho veto by
President Grant one Of the graudest acts Of his
| cnrcor.
Tho st. Potter Advertiser Ia commercial and
Drmoc.atic newspaper. yet It ludorses President
Grant In bis veto OF the currency lntxtion meaa-
lre. 1t ia tho h1st timo 1t ever In nlorsed U. 8.
Grant, aud nov thinka the Chief Magistrate ia all
40. K" As 10 thu third term, don't know.
Classify the st. Petor Tribune ~ indoralng tha
Tho slantorvils cypress Is Republican, and
austains tho prosldout iu his yo.o Ut the ndatiou
Till.
:Fho New Ulm Herald la Republican, but In.
The Now Ulm Post agreed with tue pros1
dem veto, III Conformity with the genera
opinion Of this part Of the country. III p,lltioE
on r paper iB nopuolcan.
.rle Chaska Katley Herald IL Democratic 1t
politics, aud eustxlns tho Presidents VITO at
Hoind Detuoctatlo doctrine.
Tho Auoka Republican ls In favor Of fret
hap King oppusod to the veto. on the gsonnt
that tau preBidont declares ho will veto all bill
That lave not specie resumption i; opposad tt
spa clio resumption ut this time; opposed to con
haAion IL ladical Republican III politics.
Tho Chatteld Democrat fully iudorsos tn
"woto OF tho Currency blll," aud ia opposed t.
aug lncroase OF 3 sh,n-plastor currency. We ar'
"hard-tnouey" Donlool aty,-belisye in Demo
orntio principles az tie safost for the Govern
meat OF thls great country. Wo are. however
"ilAlng to labor with Liberal Republicans, Anu
Munopollsta, or any othor honorable class .
ulen to bring about reform, and, II possible, bur
from power tho dominant party, who, from Gen
Grant down to the loweAt tlle-waiter, are lgaor
ant and dishonest oppressors Ut the people.
| Tue Rochester Record supports tho yoto. w
arc Aut-Monopoly, aud In tavor OF reaching
specie basis III noUu possible.
l. Upon CIRCULAR addressed to tue ' Clarion
Laneaboto, 1linn., the anawer comes back tina
no paper IL now published thets, with this re
mark: "Nins out OF zen Of the citizens, Of botl
parties, in thus section Of ths country, indors
and approvs OF tho Veto"