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9
When in this Territory, at the time the
Republican nominations were made We fire.
quently heard it remarked that the Demo-
Gratis would be likely to resort to unfair
means with reference to the ssnatiye" vote.
The New Constitution permits civilized In
dams to exercise their right as free men,
and is explicit in its definition Of civilization
in this case. No regard, however, was paid
to this feature of the Constitution, by the
Democrats at the late election. Every In
dian Agency in the Territory is held by them,
and they lent their influence, at the instiga-
ton of the National Administration, to Sc
cure the votes of the Indians, civilized or
uncivilized. In some cases even the trick
cry of putting on pantaloons was resorted
to, so bold-faced was the Democratic mean
ness. The Mankato Independent says that in
one precinct in that county, ''seyenty-fve
Indians in brecch-cloths, blankets, lcggings,
and painted, came to the polls and voted,
and an interpreter called out their names as
they deposited their votes" The Minnesota
papers are full Of such instances as this; they
transpired wherever Indians could be found.
A correspondent of the Chicago Tribune,
writing from Mcleod county, says: some
hundred Indians, wearing their blankets at
the time, voted, on the Winnebago reserva-
ton, the Democratic ticket. One hundred
and ten did vote, but the agent thought this
was rather steep, SO he took ten tickets out
of the box, and crossed the same number Of
names from the liSt.' -.. s. a.Es.4 eFtbg
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The Dubuque Hqes snggesb that osl
next Senator for 1Auas ho11l be che1a ron
the Northern part Of the State. Wehumbly
think that the locality in the State in which
tie fQense Senatsr lssialess should hare moth
ing to - hht1 devslion q the Senate d III
Uni 6t1tlks ~ amsmber 81 theS Senate,
he j bot expected 70 representthc interests d
any particular section, but the entire State.
So fhf ss'We ar6 concerned, Il is . matter o.
perfect Indifference whether his residence il
Dubuque, Lee, Buncombe or any other coun.
ty Of tho Commonvslth. What We want
most j. q good, strapg, intellectual, eMcieni
and reliabLs Republican. In his selection,
every sectional consideration should be ig-
nored. His merits should be eansassed b.
the Legislature, in theabssnce Of all Local
pride and ambition. The great question re-
speeding him, il not sswhere does he iye:''
but 9sis Re worthy % reprcstnt The State Of
Iowa in Me Cehgrsss Of the United 6tates?'
The Suggestion oifhe TINES = ma lied
for sndimprudent. The outspoksa senti-
ment Of Iowa Republicans should be-: eve
care not where our future senator lives,
whether in the North, the South, the East o.
the West; but we sdesire him to be q true ex.
ponent of the principles Of our party, faith.
full guardian Of the State, and thoroughly
qualified to discharge the duties Of his higt
POSITION -Des MOin<s Citizen.
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Dram Faville,

1t will be gratifying to the friends Of Mr..
Faville to know that he is probably elected
Lieut.. Governor Of Iowa. 1t is but few
years since he left this county, where he had
been long and favorably known as public
teacher, to engage in teaching in Ohio, and
we believe he subsequently received the APP
pointment Of Professor of Languages, in Nc
kendre College, Ills. His health having
been impaired, he resigned this position and
engaged in farming in Iowa. His ability,
ripe scholarship, and integrity of character,
have won for him an enviable reputation,
which his present elevation to Office will only
emphasize. In the common deception Of
the term he is no politician, for he is entirely
above those double-faccd arts, which at the
present day are too often synonymous with
that word. In addition, Mr.. F. is not an Or
ator Of the style which would be apt to please
in a heated campaign, nor is his personal APP
pearance such as would be likely to be adj
mired by the populace; but what is better
than any such recommendation, he has prin-
ciples, resulting from honest convictions,
which he frankly and feariessly avows,
though with more of candor than spirit, in
style Of argument which is convincing, but
not clothed with useless ornament of rhetoric
and no one hears him or becomes acquainted
with him, who is not led to respect him for
plain transformations character, and an
honest upright heart. The Republican
party of Iowa may well congratulate itself
upon its selection for the responsible Office
Of Lieut.. Governor, and We believe, cr-
oficio Superintendent of the board of edu-
cation. In the latter Office, his thorough
scholarship, and practical experience in
teaching will render his services invaluable
to the State. 1t is not always the case that
the man and the Office are mutual honors to
each other; but in this instance we believe
the man honors the Office as much as the Office
honors the man.-Rutland V.) Herald.
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rare a Repeyua.

1t becomes our duty to record one q tne
m ost disastrous condigrations that mas ever
occurred In Belieyue. 1874. ssssss
a About o O'Clock, on Sunday morning,
Nov, 8th, the Benton House Was 'diseovered
to be- on Ore, in the ceiling, near the stove
nine. over The second story. The alarm was
fsmTmsd;ately given, but the flames were soon
S were Immediately on the ground, making
svery Effort to subdue the raging elements.
Rueiets Of water were passed up to those
Who were now on the roof; but owing to
the insufficient quantity that could be OBJ
tanned, and the strong northwest wind, tie
IRE spread with such rapidly, as to render
Il impossible to remain on the roof only q
short time. Meantime, the furniture and
provisions were being removed from the Ho-
tel, and were nearly all saved from entire
destruction, although more or less damaged
BY rough handling. So,
Every possible means were used to subdue
the flames. but without success, and in an
hour from the time the alarm was given, the
building was a mass of smouldering ruins.
The total loss cannot be FAR from SIS ,OOo'
There was no insurance on the building OF
furniture. -BeHerue GaSette. q a.
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The Eastcrn FLED.

The great storm which prevailed in New
York last week Is represented to have been
more severe than anything Of the kind for
the last twenty Ave years. 1t seems to have
commenced on the previous Saturday, Oct.
oath, and to have rained steadily for four or
five days. We hear Of embankuents, bridges
and culverts carried away, and much other
damage done on the Northern Railroad,
between Malone and Ropse,s Point. 4 num-
Der Of mills and bridges were swept Oh, fur
Their South. The Troy Times says vast
quantities of wheat and buckwheat have
been destroyed in the valley Of the Mohawk.
The city Of Syracuse, in Central New York,
was flooded and the water in Onondaga creek
so high as to threaten the heavy stone Rail
Road Bridge, and to fill the cellars Of the
dwellings for long distances at the Sides
The track of tho road was so deeply covered
that train, on going through the tunnel,
on the east side Of the city, was brought to
a sudden stand still in consequence Of hav-
ing the FIRE in the locomotive extinguished
by ploughing through the water. At Alba
ny, the water was within Is inches of the
highest point the food has ever reached and
many of the business men had to 90 to their
stores in boats and enter at the second floor.
Toledo Blade. ...... ,..... ST.. s,.rs
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Perseverance,

For some mouths past the public have had
their interest awakened and fixed on the
English races, by the fact that several Anss-
lean horses were in the arena, ana cont :
ing for the s'cup." But the telegraph, VI
industriously reported the results, brougn,
us only news Of disgraceful defeats, and
Young America was in fair way to lose hei
prestige of precedence. But the tables have
* length turned. Priorcss, the American
mare in England, it seems has shown her
heels at last to the English Jockies. She
beat some thirty blooded English horses n
the last cup race, and won some SIC, OOV.-
1t is now pretty clear that We can outsaii,
Outright, outsteam, outrun, Outdrink, out
brag, and( oxford being a sample) outvote
Mr.. Bull. Three cheers for We, Us co.
Toledo RInde. - -. ..--..-- ~. 10
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-oxrAnEIL JOB OFFICE.

ne i,sss MS 81 ID tse state
Siious job Printing. arc not s comprising all the
Tss .ns as i approved q lie Se;
&c 20 20 ri
, ,nl.: nt..s ssn.i :upesnssa
md nsssss.. ans he fahfai perform
Ne ss as
..se . .
vim ss,, never before attempted In this city
~, svrDassed in the STATE
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These gentlemen, at the elephant Storc,''
No. l., Empire Block, have, with commenda-
Die hbcrality, reduced the price of their en-
tire stock of Goods, in proportion to the
scarcity of money, and the tightness of the
times. At their establishment, Gun be found
almost anything you may stand in need Of,
and now is the time to invest your surplus
change. Call and see The Elephant, and
canine the contents of his trunk.
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Minnesota Election.

Tha St. Paul Times, of the 2Sth, says a
sufficient number of counties have now been
canvassed to make 1t certain that the Re-
publican candidate for Governor is elected
by fair majority. The Legislature will be
close, and probably Republican.
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ElectiOns

We have received no Eastern mail dur
ing the last three days, and are therefore
unable to give very late news in regard to
tho elections which took place on the 3rd
inst. The chances are, however, that the
Democrats have carried New York and
New Jersey; the Republicans, Wisconsin,
anu INC Americans, Maryland.
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IN ms speech At the Crystal Palace, on
tuesday Evening, Mr.. Banks said that he
had seen at the Institutes e,b;b;t;an : Nor -.
,ec' watch, unsurpassed in beauty Of work
nanship and TOR service, that 4. m,do hv
machinery, and under one roof, where The
:Vugaly swedged materials are fa.h;o,..s
aso the perfect watch in the hours inte,.s . =.
II between morning and eveningYsn
n sa.esement never before attempted n INV
~ Of the world. And he understood thu,
N ~ is in progress Of construction
fec. ~. ~! secure the manufacture Of as per-
49,. e-keepers, at cost of three dollars,
drsd now imported at cost Of three hun.
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