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Q~a~I~ L ow
[ m~ ad4 em Granges.
[PR ees * jOmdbYI '%nee.l
4eo e ° onalis Illinos,
lowas pa other Western States this
sam -, e bure s been a new and
powerdl ltty orgaiszed-a waking
pp of the tsas aid la Iborig men
to dawn the monopolies that have
sotbe A. te. At the out
wai. . ti r the railroad
, Vbose exhorblitant mprice
the agrientural
w "nsest--"making," ae
toa leald paper, "one quart
Mstm Beston worth
coE aIn tde barn."
v oeet took a scope,
and now Include in a sweeping de
iniasehtis mesay of the "irregulari
ties' ,Iit~Ue geowfn . under
ltep tt rpibrl acu d corruption.
The pl form on which the Granges
went nto ete late campaign is as fol
lows:
. This orgnita zat is opposed to
raia. sais, tarif steals, salary
gra , -ank steals, and every
ther of 'thievlng by arich the
ro1.e9g. t le. li fruits of their
labor.
2. Wl advocate the control of rail
roee .orgpiuio 1,y law.
3. Subnme k to direct taxation
sadi diYllato meet the necessities of
the n ment, but upposoiti" to
tuAtX016 toe benefit of-privileged
4. The banking system should be
open alike to all men giving proper
v4 y wrri th w.
_5. p to all land grants to
6. . of the civil service, by
qsty and capacity the only
valu . to public employment.
. trick of the politicians
to t& , but a genuine move
mrk b b, taes of their de
termi'at~p te rid themselves of an
incubus which has long been crushing
the seg~r atd industry of the gat
Wr And tt tIbyilo meansinsigni
kcant in numbers. In Iowa, about
half the voters have been enrolled as
members of the4i rnt:" gran es; "
. wiith a f 70,86,
at its pomrns, virtually
dits QOpiastin, and made
nelasa h s in less them a dosen
pojMlsis the State. The Democratic
party, recognizing is it the principles
pf free trade and anti-monopoly, be
c 1S.~ta s wit hoat hesitition. It
S_.,tie germ ofa lowe.uil party
mn the fIture, within which the West
and mirth will join hams--or it may
emsi b imhely bcaln, not having di
yalf.as tea these vital principles
in whid, the Southern States ate
mo .t The West, having
its constitutional rights
eaaaisrd to interest itself
i o s a; but the
tism and
I tyu y, cannot
a a move
frb. the dust,
kW ' . that they are once
A ~ l an kiss from
sapi magistrate,
Sbrother, and
e 4ie wife.
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