The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15

save the Republican party, from sim !
liar disai1ection in the future, and teach
few wouldbe leaders, better tactics than
packing conventions, in order to force
themselves or other repugnant candi-
dates, upon the people, in aversion to
their wishes, and in danger to the con
slant success Of the party. The Demo-
Gratis, of both Benton and Tama know
ing the Justification Of the Republicans
but fearing the same was not sufficiently
great, to enable them to overcome a
Republican majority Of nearly 800 in
the District, expressed their Willingness
to support candidate who though he
might not represent them in national
politics, would be a man Of candor, dis.
cernment and wisdom, ready to legis!atc
FOR the good Of the people and the best
interests of the community. The natu.
raj tendencies Of these feelings, and
those Of the majority Of the Republicans
were, as might be easily seen to unite
IN order to secure the election Of man
who is ready to srrrc the people and
thereby also defeat the election ola pol
shetan, 'eho 'souH make the people seyrc
him.
This union has been happily Effected.
and the fortunate candidate is John Doc.
q Republicans and citizen or our county.
With the greatest pride we run up his
name to the mast head and with the
greatest confidence in his ability do we
advocate his election.
He is certainly host, and to secure
friends end the confidence Of the PEG
pie he has but to become acquainted with
them. This follows with him as natur.
ally and regularly almost, as the course
Of the sun in the heavens. To every
Republican we say he is the candidate
who should receive your hearty support
because unlike bis opponent he is not
rash impor,unate, inconsidcrate, petu
liant and boyisl he has not lost his in
Auence by hasty inexcasabIe headstrong
maneuverings; but on the contrary. he
is calm, consldera,e and judicious in
whatever he undertakes, while his soci
ability is 50 combined with i proper dig.
nifty as to secure him friends among lii
acqua!ntances aud strong influence
over his friends.
10 Democrats we say, he should re-
celye your support, for while lie is Re
publican, he isa man, who, should h: be
elected TO the Office for which he is nom
mated b. the people. will in any and ev-
cry manner enleayor to labor for their
good, securing the passage Of such laws,
Is will meet the approval Of majority
OF his constituents. We wish il also
understood that lie is not distinctly and
alone, lama County man. lie will
have the interest Of his entire District
at heart. In Illustration we would saw.
should be be elected he will undnubted
y labor to procure an investigation into
the affairs Of the Blind Asylum at Vim.
ton at tire same time favoring ar appro
prlatlon TO complete it in an economical
manner. Let it be distinctly understood,
that lie has not urged his nomination or
imposed himself upon the people For
it was not until after frequent importu
nings ana the best assurances Oh the
part Of both Republicans and Democrats
that he consented to run.
Such is our candidate and his posi-
ton.
ToTnE CITIZENS OF THE 35rH, Sen
AToRlAL DISTRICT.
The undersigned candidates FOR scna.
tor in said District are no longer cand,
dates for that office.
Z. 3. BOLENS.
A. d. STEPHEN.
Toledo, Iowa. Sept 10th, 1859.
s5- Our readers will perceive that il
is announced that our excellent cand
date for Governor will address the citi
zens Of our county in our Town on tho
9th day Of next month, at 2 O'Clock =.
N. Let every Republican torn out to