New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-09-03

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tigued, retired to our '%virtuous couch" With
out doubt the Capt. is the loudest gun in the
Republican dynasty of New Oregon, and we
may add, from the old, rusty charges fired from
worn-out abolition documents, made some noise.
One particular feature of his speech was that of
the Democratic party charging Gen. George
Washington with the principle Of Black Repub-
licanism. He offered no "prima facie" evil
dence for such accusation other than a bare-faced
remark, and little thought Tor if he did so
think, on the other hand thought it hard to own
it, that the records of this great mans political
career tell us that were he on earth yet his SEN
timents would correspond quite favorably with
those of the Administration Democracy. After
duly approaching the above and some other
grave observations brought to view by the speak
or, o r footsteps broke the stiffness Of the audi
ence while the. hoarsc pleadings for ~"nigger'
followed US to our lodsings;-but while in our
night thoughts, the consoling fact was impress
cd upon our mind that, during Col. Jenkins can
vass,
A doleful sound will attend their hearing propensities.
Facts are stubborn things, and the truth that
those of our business neighbors who advertise in
the Plaindealer sell more goods by one half than
those who withhold from us a mere pittance of
patronage, has become an undcniablc fact
What care we for political prejudice in these
times OF strife! Pile on your agony Jealous
n ighbors, and bear in mind we will not be
bought ny your patronage, neither shall our pa
per remain silent as regard the rotten principles
OF Republican sentiments S, long rs VIC can raise
oil to grease the machine; and, as respects this
important item if our party cannot furnish us
with a sufficient amount Of patronage, we have
the peacter within our grasp, and that too earn
cd in a like Industrious and unwavcring manner
OF that We expect to exhibit in the publication of
the Plaindealcr.
Tie Gentleman wiM his C2ub.-Thc cam
dllatc who did not wish to patronize the Plain
dealer, because, he CONSIDERED it, "whittling a. club
tokAock his own brains out" has,been struck
with the forcible idea that he is not much on a
political fight. BY way of advise, use a little
caution neis hbor while displaying your industry
in the constable to the passer-by or perchance
the pitch-fork stale you flourish 50 handilv NAV
display you in another light-a victim of acct
dental nishap. A word to the wise is .suai-
Y. B. AceriW, Esq, is responsible for the fol-
lowing:
"When VIC were about 80 or 40 miles west
from Chicago, a boy came into the cars with
some Chicago dailies. I inquired for the Her.
ala but 1T was not there, so I bought the Times.
linen l spoke to a young gentleman, a resident
of Chicago, concerning the city papers, their pol
itics ect., and he informed me, that the Times
aoas the only Democratic paper IN CMicueo.
l asked him what were the politics of the Her
aid, and he replied: %! the Herald is and Ad-
ministrGtiOn paper Ibid not know before but
the administration aoas Democratic"
Cot. James Jenkins, of Usage, has been res
pcctively nominated by the Democratic partv as
a candidate for the Iowa House of Represents
tlves. A personal acquaintance with the Col.
enables us to state that he is one of the most
able and estlmable gentleman in Iowa.-N0rM
Iona Times.
1t is said to be dangerous to be working with
a sewing machine near a window when there is
a thunder storm. It is also dangerous to work
with some sewing machines, when there is no
thunder storm-especially one about nineteen
years old.
Adrerticements Of a legal nature handed us
for publication will be continued until all arrears
are paid and charged according to tcrms set forth
in another column.
Munson says somebody has borrowed his hay
rack, and if somebody will bring it home they
Will oblige him not forever, but during the time
they leave it.
!he steam saw mill in this town will start
again, in a few days. So farmers haul along
IRE Republican party in Kentucky polled
just ID votes at the late election. This is car
rying the war into Africa.
non. =: d. FLORENCE commences the publ
cation Of the Democratic Review at Washington
on the 18th of Sept.
Chrsstmaan, Dem., is elected to Congress-
from 4th district Of KY. over Anderson, Opposi-
ton.
We learn from a traveller from Sank Co.. Wis.
that they had a severe frost there on the night
of the 18th 'ult.
Died.-At New Oregon, August 31st, Mar
garet Logue, wife Of John Logue, aged about "a
years.