The examiner., 1882-02-25

GEORGE CHRISTOPHER.
 NeW Havess.
 Words of Cheer.
 FRIEND PYNE:-
 Last number perfectly immense. Do so some more. Highly complimented down this way. Regards to the faithful. Bridgeport. H. J. RUaa1Es.
 SPRINGFIELD, MAss., Feb. 22, 'S2. ED. EXAMINER :-
 Your paper is doing good work in this place. There are number of voters in both the old political parties that are dis gusted with the manner in which they are betrayed by their traitorous rulers. I have secured twenty-five names in addi- tion to those I sent you last week and you will recieve more from me next week.
 Yours in the cause. J. ED. EXAMINER :-
 I like your paper better and better the more read it, for it talks of the necessities of common humanity and shows patriot ism not circumscribed by geographical or political boundaries. Those engaged in teaching the immortal truth of the equality of mankind. and the equal right to enjoy the heritage of the Creator need large amount of faith. The great mass of man. kind under the influences which surround them from youth, are grossly stupefed I,oir ix&o and usually treat those who are trying to point them to their glorious and lawful heritage as enemies. All history demon -strates the truth of if ybut~we must not give line nPen line s.lIo PrecepU upon precept," for the toilers are learning surely I believe though it may be slowly. Help if it comes at all must come from 8 the part of the many. If the mechanics and farmers of this country understood what it means for them to have the nation al banks rechartered, no committee, even if the majority of it were composed of bank stockholders and presidents, would dare report as the house committee on "bank- ing and currency did the other day, for there would go up such an indignant protest against the robber system that no congress would dare perpetuate this sys- tenn '' whose tenderest mercies are legalized cruelties and multiplied usuries." only intended to write you 8 few lines for I know as long as you have within easy reach of your sanctum such help as Cleave- land, Baker, Hewitt, Soper, Goodacre and others of the faithful band in Hartford Co.,, you are in no need of contribution from my pen. I have faith in the future as had the writer of that greenback song :--
 If the days that are to greet us,
 Hold no hopes of better time,
 If the future may not meet us
 With wisdom more sublime,
 If within the dna tomorrow, There should bIde no more of good,
 Than the Tyranny and Sorrow
 That for ages long have stood;
 Then let Love forswear her mission,
 Rest her weary hands away,
 Since the work yields no fruition,
 Since the night has seen no day.
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 "Hush away with doubts so dreary,
 Work and never count the cost,
 In welldoing be not weary,
 For love's labor's never lost."
 Yours for the destruction of tyranny, no matter by what name disguised.
 Naugatuck, Feb. 9. H. O. BALDWIN. EDITOR EXAMINER:
 My attention was called by an article in the EXAMINER two weeks ago to 8 bill introduced by MT. Cooley of Hartford for secret ballot, and being reader of our daily papers looked for report from the Judiciary Committee to which it was re- ferred and found the solemn verdict-re- iected. Our daily papers were silent, not word did they print about the bill. They publish the schemes that are lobbied through the legislature by the monopolies that are gradually but surely undermining the institutions of this Republic and you may count me as one of your patrons. for I hereby declare that from th1s time for ward-although I have always voted the republican ticket-I shall count myself in the party of reform, for yours is the only paper in the county that fearlessly talks upon all subjects that affects the masses, and from this time shall sever my connec- tion from party that was once the pride and hope of thls country; yea, and the hope of humanity; but, alas, is now so corrupt that their papers dare not publish only such proposed measures as will please their employers who contribute so liber- ally towards the running expenses of their institutions. And now let me suggest