New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-29
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Telegraph and formerly Ghssn @ ~
tIe national House Of Representatives. ne Hon Levi
Barton Of MeTpers a SS both Of Concord "Na
Nome of the Republicans mentioned "a can
anot,s for the vacancy In tho XxXIid congregational
Dt,trct seem to suit The Aonv ESpre' DR. sessions
a. says has no business 10 be candidate Inc DSuiot
bas Republican majority Of about 1000 yotts, Ont mr.
scssions only obtained majority OF sd IN 1917 "e
he was defeated by more than 300 votes ID '0,, In
view q, those facts" Ths Express says, II would seem
A.. =. 4, moi tho ,nost popuar man In this district
,ho Rcnubcan side and that IL would be the proper
ding for him TO withdraw from tho contest VI ths
other candidates mentioned 1t says: we 40 not khO"
ANYTHING about Gen. Roy stone but II ne - n9t n1i
nan Tor the position than Col NehdcT, IL "oulu 20 Wis
h,i M him a. home The latter has for several years
rcprosented his District OF Cataraigus Iouhy III us
Ascend and his iOrte seems 10 Do uIo VI 80
earIe sya1hes But ia those matters Hu.Hd can bssi
hin ali out and In other thing, he seons 70 oe oi 'o' nN
tic account
The recent remarks OF the Union General
bartlett nc Lexington and tho Confederate General
rv.ps Mt Augusta meet with words Of praise on al sdo.
II tho pross OF the country would unto !" Sca "oat
cast the spirit OF the noble, manly sehumen's VI wv
soldiers OF the two armies says The Ph'Ddep"'1 q"
o1.irer real peace would be quickly estann'ned Do
tween tho North and South" 1t adds REORGANIZATION
and union to be real must be matters OF feeling ana
interest not OF legislation The North and South must
bcn t be lust one tho other each to recognize me
good there is in each. and 70 strive To becOno ool
acauaInted They only want to know each othor Dett
In like each other better and they only want inc Dit'et
ness of tho war DO forgotten TO induce the 52uth
we'll o. North To keep step TO the music on NE Lhvn
And il Decoration day shall bring his about " snoun
como considered tho best OF all the uayS Va tue yr
the day which brought peace and good VIII 10 ohcs
warning brothers OF North and SOUTH
The mechanics, labOreTs, traders, ana proles-
sona men of tho country OF Wsconsion are ."
curing conviction that the Changers secret and otcu
thoip tnfar 4
for their injury that the class legislation and bush
ness dealings which it encourages hurtfl to them
The Mil,oapk,e Necs. friend 10 tho Crangers thinks
there ought not TO DO any canse this state Of things.
but adds 1t Is almost certain that the Injury has been
by reckless Granger fanatics who are not iinpu'
with the spirit OF the order but who are Communists
simply like the darklantern members OF the last
Legislature. Such wise and moderate Changers "A are
known In the State those who are the real leaders
chiefs OF the Order and the great body OF their FOL
lowers. not Communists and destrucnohists IL Il
only extreme houghtless and irresponsible men. whose
rabd talk. sOciac gasoOnado. and agraran sentiment
ay has created dstrs OF the Grange and it, objects Ia
the minds Of other classes OF the people The fear which
exists the minds OF sagacious and thinking men-bat
tho excuses OF imprudent Grangers and OF ths
who prpOrt to represent tho GranAo
elemen-w set cass against class and estrangc popular
interests which ought to lie closely connected will have An
effect Fastening the decadance OF the Granger business
which best friends admit has begun Inc g0ou
must suffer absurdities end Of the bad 10
+ not to be- denied that tho outrageous action OF the last
LEGISLATURE which planned and laid out III dirk-
lantern OF bogus Changers. and which inflicted 40
injurious blow on the credit and best interests OF tbs
State, reacted quite dsastrousy upon toe Grange IS an
order in Wisconsin"