The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-09-10

FRANh SIBE5i,
Chm Republican CO. Gem. Com.
School Fund.
The fuglemen Of the Democratic party
their organs, satellites, and blowers and
strikers-are terribly exercised concerning
the whereabouts of the magnificent School
Fund belonging to the State OF Iowa. What
ha. become of it?-thcy significantly ask,
while an awful foreboding is painfully WIS.,
able in the countenances Of their stumpers,
and in the delectable editorials of their
orsans-that it has been surreptit!ousiy
used towards the education Of the two or
three hundred "nigger" children in the
State. What has become of it is echoed
ind rc-cchoed alon. the Democratic line,
coupled with the ingenious and brilliant
suppostion that the School Legislature
giSoard of Eiucation) has absorbed and
fri.tercd it away. What has become OF 1t:
--ask those political cbarIasans, who, in
State Convention, resolved to make war
upon the present School system, for the
ulterior purp SC Of foisting themselves into
Official stations. Why, they say the State
has borrowed something like $4,000 OF
it, which, if ever paid back, will come out
of the poke of the people, in the shape
of taxes. Is not this brilliant and per-
spicuous argument? Have the people of
Iowa settled hatred against paying interest
to the School Fund? Wou!l the taxpayers
OF tbs State pay interest to some foreign
corporution or baukin. house in preference
to the Schoo! Fund Of the State? Does
any sano person believe such thing: We
opino not. Yet, il eject, this is tho arsu-
mcnt of the Democratic party at the pres
eut time.
What has become Of the School Fund :
To this question, just now so NIppan'!y anu
pcrsistently asked by our democratic friends,
we purpose appendIns IN answer. Sl-2,-
vOO Of that Fund, We are informed, has been
loaned to the State Of Iowa. The State
pans interest on that amount. That sum Is
secure beyond any contingency, democratic
haf!e4"'Hs anu ''o'A''' ~
MISUNDERSTANDING " nav =.
Why, ms greater p''' u A. was "'S','
bv DR.. EADs and bis satellites, the Schoo.
fn"d N"m'h''S'0"e's ''''>' ''''
Democratic law anu unu'' '''O .A'
superin'ehuehce anu o''''' "'''
control OF De'''c'"''o 0'"o'''
cnfeu .''a' P''''
thiho IN INC he'e''"o' n0o~
pc''e'c-a"' '''o i''''''''oV' S.''
ou' 10 '"'of''es' !" sunny ~ 0"'' ''''''
upon 'h' beaio'I"''' parry AVA
FehdeEco'
80 heca'cSS'y' fccH'''>'s 'n" '"'t
'eh''y WIS '''' o'''0 - """ '''"' >''N
iemocF"'s' u"' uPo" coming 'h'0 p0"'''
the NePu0''c'nS were i'''e0 ~ "pP'.N' go
agent 10 WISH Almost every ''""'' IN '"'
state IN oFacf 10 save ~ ''' '0,'''' 1''
even d "'"e u ''i' h'0''0,' 'o''',' y
'"e 'u>'''''' "
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thous'nu' o' u0''''' "''' '''"' "a ~ W .'''
ochoo! ruHo' ~ '"' P'oN'e' ana
in'e'Po''''"n VI ''' ~ Pu'.'I'N p,''
IN 'hS'""'e VI '''' WY Wv
'aie" c'f' u 0S D'''0e'"''1 '.'''''''
my FV'c' ~ '''' I i'0I 'lI''O y '"'
Ji'y OF i0''a"''."''''' ou"''' 80 '"' 40
gust TN ol 'n0 D'''''e' No"''' II" '0'
SUE C'a"'s. i'''' 10 VIZ
says we h"'e' "'''' '"'
examiner 'ho Si'"'''o" VI tue 10"0o' ''"
io'heu IN 'h's county, ~ D.
Hchooi fuhu to"''''ss''''7' ""' wv r.'u
"PoH sue" eH1"'""t'0" 49, =
Iihi O INC same "0' " mas Il "-i ~
~ ihhAsf o-'oiDh'- 4-l'9 o-'o e''.
"ihh' IN az pIoo"o""9' ~ " -
~ !dL LO9o! here we nave P't-
'i'' Oh 'ns 'e'of*' u '"' Jim ''' '''O p"' 's'
$40" W. ~ P'''''' ~,
S.hnOi EnnI Commissioner of pUttQWatta-
mic County. does not stand alone, as an in
dcx Of what the Democratic party has done
with the Schoo! Fund. Not by any means
And this is what has become Of the School
Fund, Therefore, the surest way for the