New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-09-30
LIME SpRINGs, Iowa, /
NV Sept. 26th, 1859.

Mn. EDITOR: .''..'t ."2 '"'@'h
Sri was told on Saturday evening last, BY
D. 0. Preston, that a certain Rev. M. D., "a can
didate on the Republican ticket for Treasurer
and Recorder Of this county;) and himself was
about to stump the county, and that they chal-
lenged any Democrat to follow them, &C., &c.
Now, Mr.. Editor, this Darius q. Preston, you
are aware, was elected Prosecuting Attorney for
this county a few years since, which makes him
wise IN his own %conceit, also causing him to put
on airs not congenial to his habits. Feeling that
he must make himself conspicuous, (and in the
estimation of all good citizens ridiculous,) he
aches to enter the field and proclaim his nj gger
equality to his negro-worshiping friends. . 0la
This Rev. M. d., "a candidate for office should,
In the estimation Of the people generally, stay at
home. o When diyines get 80 worldly that they
feel it their christian duty to entcr the, political
field and proclaim the doctrines of Republican
ism instead of christian beneyolence, christian
principles, and the doctrine of salvation; when
they cease to do this, and advocate the princi-
Piles Of a sectional party, we say, common sense
says, and everybody says, they are mistaken in
their calling and have fallen we fear, from grace.
We are glad that the opposition have made
so w;se achoice in selecting the Rev. NJ. D.. as
their candidate for Recorder and Treasurer
He will, prior to the election, be called upon to
administer consolation and encourage his party
through the political campaign in his Reverend
capacity-and after the election to attend strict
ly and with untiring energy upon the sick and
sore-those that are bruised and mangled by
the fall, in the capacity Of NJ. D. "a ISL ''~,
Mr.. Editor, we shall see what we shall see
is a good time coming. Boys, prepare
to smoker! Make room for the Hon. D. o.
Preston and the distinguished Rev. M. D.!
The first Of the following letters was handed
us by J. H. Powers with a request that we pub
lish it; the second we insert as a set-off.
New HAMPTON, Sept. 22d, 1859.
ED1roR OF THE Times: 49, so[-@ ''''''['"'r
Sri have noticed a letter from Mr.. Case
of Bradford stating that Mr.. Powers voted ille-
gally at the fall election Of 1857 and in Justice
to that gentleman I would say that, I objected
to his voting but after becoming acquainted
with the circumstances l withdrew my objec-
tioins believing Mr.. Powers to be a voter. so
5. Yours Truly, ,s a'
III, pa" ,S2... EDWARD I. RUNIoN. /,
LETTER FROM THE GRAND JURORS OF CHIcKAsAw coUS-
-u8 ..l. etql s,.5 I'll, STATE OF IOWA. .., -|.ayarreg
We notice in the North Iowa Times Of Aug.
18th. o letter purporting to have been written
by j. O. Crosby, duplicating or charging the
Grand Jury of being "horse-slea'led"' BY Noses
in relation to finding a bill of indictment
j. H. Powers, the Republican nominee
for Senator in the 4Oth District, for illegal vo-
d." -''"..' p. " 9."s .E.40a ts
We deny that Mr.. Conger used any influence
over us as Jurors, also deny that MIR. Conger
had any knowledge of said proceedings before
us to indict said Powers, as far as we know, and
we assert that we never passed a word with said
Conger in relation to finding said bill Of indict-
ment; that he never advised with us upon the
1-Erea san r ga5aaao.-s Oh 81 Ea4
We also state that all the charges made against
the Grand Jury in said letter are utterly false
without foundation. r,; 5o. T. n+-1
~, y, D. B. HANAN, Foreman.
E. p. GREELY, Clerk. t.a,5s 81, .aisa57 IG4
BUEL SHERMAN Ya E.. D.. wooDBRIDGE,Ga@T
c. Q. KINGsBURY, JOHN A. BILLINGS,
F. G. STAPLES, JNo. J. aUACKENBUsH,
j HIRAM BAILEY, ALLEN sIMoNs, g .e
DAvlD DEsN III e. N. PALMER, laeca.
,+Eet aaE w. w. FosTER
Grand Jurors Of Chickasaw county, State of
Iowa, for the July term, A. D. 1859.
Here is the voice of ten men d,scharging their
duty as required by the law, and their oaths,
one who claims to have been actuated
in one instance by pecunary interest.--We leave
it with the people which to believe.io1gI, aag4gm
Han, shouldb be boiledinn a II + qee~eqpulantity Of wat
and that for a long time-7one quarter of an
when warm. The ham is most palatable when
cold, and should be sent to the table with eggs,
horseradish and mustard. This affords a cheap
repast at any time of day. ,.sa.alss !.aansl gs.
IN DISTRICTCOURT OF HOWARD co. IOWA.