, 1859-08-12
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signature. nut % md. @ssfsa senadcntIsl, wi Id.
dressed 10 Nj. Finney, pf Auutoe coanty. under
,he mistake thu. he was 4 Democrat. BY this
fortunate mistake the people Of Iowa are fore
warned. and u a matter OF ,cpusse, forearned,
against tue despieah!c attempt Of t1lA corrtipt
Administration 10 earrt tho 1osta election By
the 6orders Of our State. Mr. Donnellan. who il
\ myth, probably, says it is desired At Washing
ton that the Democratic State Ticket should be
elected-that tables have been madc at Wash
ing.on showing The required gains in order to
carry the State, assuming the American poll
Of lsoa to be Democratic , and the average
bonnellan IT, 3D. says il can be eoupreheuded
ut glauce to what extent the outposta re-
quirc Strengthening" ]. c: how mant toters tits
neceBsafy to IMPORT, and where they hau feitsf
be plsced. fhen il ID grafel5 PROPOSED 10 the
end, that this scheme Of fraud and pipe laying
may be sccretly and successfully carried out
cree Greet fslldx~orfers She,heg 'ia Deos9.ts ssa o.
Amesicaas. i,iattcts nbt 30 they ais discreet, in
each township, be sent to Washington, and 10
those persons Donne1ian u. b. will transmit
this matter for distribution," money to pay
the expense Of imported voters and Instructions
And shese "sounl aud discreet fellow workers"
in order TO make them prompt and active and
diliigcnt, are promised Office little effort
would result in their benefit"
Was there crer more daInuing scheme Of
yillaiuy exposed Look at t.. hnnest Dernu-
Gratis, and. blush. for shamei'' l.eot ii II, bet-
mans, read it carefully, and zee the secret mach
nations Of those who would seduce you into
voting the Democratic ticket. Look at it, Re-
pubticana. iour State has bcen mapped of,
and nice calculations tiade it " aehipgton OF The
number Of vosefs needed, and decisions made OF
the place where they shutl be colonized -
agents, With full instructions and needed means,
hare been appointed in every township in the
State to carry out this mammoth scheme Of ex-
ecutive viIlainy, and every preparation made to
precipitate upon Jon in October all the voters
needed 10 defeat your ticket.
In this scheme are enlisted the leaders Of the
party in Iowa of every political shade and hue.
Slail it succecds Will you be thus tramp1ed
down? Shall the frauds Of Minnesota aud kan-
sas h. re-enacted in 1owas frescurned, Jorx-
nsraf.
[rhe followingis the circular alluded to in the
foregoing article-EDs. p. L IT.
{CohfdenuA.1.
wAantso7ua crs1, Z, G.. July =. 1850.
siR: 1n view Of the approaching Presidential
tor BY lhe next General Assembly, and the fact
that The Democracy of lowa hare on their Stale
ticket ut the October election men who nrc The
unanimous choice Of the party, it is here, w
with you. desired that they should free them
selves. in the management Of their internal af-
fairs, from the opposition rule, wlilc the gold
en- opportunity is presented.
In ylew, | say; Of Pill this, as an individual,
CITIZEN Of lows, nnd a Democrat, |, too, feel u
deep interest in her welfare Aud the success of
our party, and in order to render more efficient
sersice-irom this distant point prepared,
fiom the popular vote Of 1856, aud the State
Poll Of 1853. u tabular erhi1A, showing the po-
litlcal condition Of the Slate, rs follows:
LIST. The Democratic ma jorities and minorities
in each county.
I'd. The required gain-as assessed to each
county-by the Fatio Of population.
Sd. The loss and gain of 1856 and 1858.
in each county, assuming the Americah poll
Of 1885, Ito be Democratic in State elections;
4th. The average required Cain for each
county.
Fran this Statistical exhibit (which is off,
cial!y reliab)e) the Democracy Of the State will
be able to comprehend, at u glance, 10 what
ezs.at the outposts require strengthening, in
their respective counties.
Five thousand copies Of said exhibit will be
printed, being about one copy to erery ten
Democratic and American voters, which, with
much greater proportion Of public document
matter, suitable to the time and place, it il de.
sired 70 distribute in each precinct in every
county throughout the State; aid, to ACCOM-
plish this end, bare the honor to request that
you may promptly furnish me with the PANE
te1Iow-workera IN tie cause in each {oUnahip in
Jour comfy. 70 these gentlemen would
transmit this matter for distribution. taking oc-
casion to remind them how much good LITTLE
sfort would result in, to their benefit and 1hat
Of the Democracy.
In Nenrorffnr 70 1aot,,a5