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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-05

COMMUNICATED.
Mr.. Editor.

Please call the attention of your
readers, to the fact, that Mr. Van
dever on the 22nd in the discus
sion with MI: Samuels, said, that
a State with a Constitution legal
izing slavery was not Republican
in form, thus DISTINGUISHING all
our present slave states and all of
the thirteen original states except
one. What think you, our fore
fathers would say if they could
arise from their graves and hear
such sentiments; especially when
coming from the lips of a member
of Congress, who could forget in
three short years whether he voted
for negro equality or not in this
state at the adoption of our pre-
sent constitution.
High old time for your Aboli-
ZIONIST (who voted for negro suf-
frage) to hear your sentiments ex-
pressed, by one coming home to
us from a high place.
But you conservative Republic
cans who acted with the old Nat
lonal Wing, or Democratic par
ties in 1852, what say you, to such
reasonable dogmas-can you take
them down-was there ever a SEN
tlment uttered by any abolitionist
more sectional in its character
Nay! no man ever heard one so
utterly devoid of conservatism be-
fore.
But methinks I see you coming
to the polls in November, then and
there to rebuke the men, who
proclaim such mad, .tanoticol Abol-
ition heresieS.
G. NJ. MUNSON.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-05
THE MIGHTY HEALER.

Let not disease, with its fangs prey upon
you, until the cold hand of death hurls you to
an untimely grave. Shake off the feeling of
despair and hopelessness, SO liable to come
upon the invalid. The plant born Of the Sun
we place within the reach of all. We care
not what may be the specific form Of the dis
ease. The cause, the fountain of the disease
ITSELF is impure blood, and through the differ
ent channels of the lungs, the stomach and
the vital organs, Judson's Mountain Herb
Pals will pass, mingling with the blood,
search out and grasp and then expel all
hurtful poison that there is in it. Thus
cleanse the blood by a few doses of these Pills
and disease in any form, will dissipate and
vanish. AS the Sun, with it's glorious beams
first cause the morning dew to rise as mist
then growing stronger, casts his burning rays
upon it-and behold tits gone-so cleanse the
blood, and disease, like morning dew, retreats
and wants hes. There is no blood purifier
equal to Judson's Mountain Herb Pills.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicine.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-05
A Sample Of Republicanism.

"Hon. VIM. Vandever has been re-
nominated for Congress. A just tri-
butte to a worthy man."
The above notice we clip from the
Howard County iowa Republican.
When Mr.. Vandever was canvassing
the northern Congressional District of
iowa, in 1853, the following question
was asked HIM by us. "Mr. Vandever
if a Territory, having population suf-
ficient to entitle them to meet and form
a State government, should frame a
Constitution, and by vote of SO, 800 to
l, declare in favor of the slave labor
system, no question as to the fairness Of
the vote, and no doubt but the wish SO
expressed was fair declaration of their
wishes, would you, or not, as member
of Congress, vote to admit them as a
State ? Yes, or No, ifyou please" To
which question the Hon. gentleman
made this answer, mark it ye conserva-
tive republicans Of the Pacific: "No,
so help me God, I would not" We pre-.
served copy Of tho question and an
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-05

We would call attention to
the advertisement of the CONNER
cial Nurseries, on our fourth page.
We know personally, that these
nurseries have not only the most
extensive, but at the same time
some of the choicest fruit in the
West; besides, their trees have
the advantage of acclimation.
which is not to be overlooked in
purchasing. Every resident of
the State should have a quantity
Of fruit trees planted.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-05
Bradley & Co. report whe

Bradley & Co. report wheat
on Monday at -, to "A, cts. pri-
ces of Staple goods unchanged
from last weeks report. In our
columns of this week, may be
found a column advertisement of
theirs, which is not a whit too
long to set forth their heavy stock
of goods, which they are bringing
on, and anxious to dispose of at
the figures given in their price
current. to which we invite your
candid attention. Their market
report may at all times be relied
upon as correct at it's date, and, if
the fuctuation in the wheat trade
at any time compels them to re-
duce the rates, none, not even the
farmer, is happier to see an aug
mentation in price than they.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-05
In the latitude of WASHINGTON

In the latitude of Washington,
Mr.. Vandever, in speaking of the
Supreme Court said: ''I do not
speak disparagingly of the Court,
for l believe the Judges, Gall of
them to be upright, conscientious,
learned, and patriotic men," This
is said for Southern sentiment, and
to show 1.-THE traffickers in human
flesh" that the republican party,
and especially that Mr.. Vandever
is not wanting in respect to the
highest Judicial tribunal known
to our laws. At New Oregon, to
crafty Northern sentiment, he de-
nounces the Judges Of the Supreme
Court, as dishonest, licentious, ig-
norant, and superanuated old,men,
whose opinions are entitled to no
more respect than that of any
other equal number Of men. But
Vandever isn't Doughface, oh
no.! he only seeks the good opin-
ion and adapted himself to the
sentiments of Southern men, when
in the Latitude Of Washington,
and of Abolitionists and Know
nothings, in Iowa; and this is be-
ing consistent! this isn't dough-
facism in Republican parlance,
forwith them the doughface is the
man who seeks to correct public
sentiment at home, not the act of
endorsing everything and every
body, at all times and in all
places.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-05
UNION IN NEW YORK.

UNION IN NEW YORK.
The union committee of fifteen,
appointed by Union Mass Meet
ing, held in New York a short
time since, have at last made a
union electoral ticket, that is as
sure to sweep that state, as the
day Of election is to arrive. This
inspires the friends of popular in
situations with renewed courage.
This, it is admitted on all hands,
absolutely insures the defeat of
Lincoln. From this time on till
the day Of election, the man who
doubts the election of Douglas and
johnson by the people, may be set
down as so badly deluded, that no.
thing out the returns of the cleo
ton, can set him right as to the
result. The Albany Argus of the
2Sth ult, says Of this Union;
We believe that we can, from this date
proclaim the defeat of Lincoln. We
have information enough from the Paci-
fc States to be sure that they are lost to
him. The people Of Pennsylvania and
New Jersey are moving with an intelli-
gent appreciation Of their position, to
his defeat. In the North Douglas
IS about to take the field, in a personal
appeal to the electors; and not only In
diana and Illinois, which, in 1856 stood
by the Democracy, will rema in firm, but
the younger and lesser States of that
section will gather to their side.
But it is on New York we rely. New
York is to be the battle field; and we
glory in it, for to her will belong the
victory.
It is enough for the present to know;
that the arrangements are complete, un-
changeable and impregnable for the I'M
ion Of all the elements of opposition
against Lincoln, and that these combin-
ed elements, must and will triumph over
hin.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-05

The Republican press of the
State is very generally circulating
the report, that Hon. L. Clark
has withdrawn from the canvass.
This is false, and probably know
ingly uttered, for not a democratic
paper reaches us, from the South
ern and Central portion of the
State that does not contain list
of his appointments extending to
about the time of the election,
but also an invitation to Mr.
Warren, or any other Republican
to meet and discuss the issues OF
the campaign with him. Judge
Clark is not the man to finch
from a duty he owes to the coun.
try, and which he is so abundant
ly qualified to perform with salts.
faction to the party; neither has
he, and the Republican press of
the country makes the statement
only to keep up the courage of its
weakened and tender footed ad.
herents.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-05

List of letters remaining in the
New Oregon Post Office for the
quarter ending Sept. 80, 1860.
Rebeca J. Barbour, J. c.. Bur-
lingame, John COLONY, George
Guist, Phillip Kratz, Lawrence
Long, Mrs. Lockwood, Albion H.
Stevens, Mary E. Smith, sol. Ste
vens, Phillip Surfoss. Thomas
Whelan, Rebecca Ann Wheaton.
Persons enquiring for the above
letters will please say advertised.
J. s.. LAWYER. Pm.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-05
For Clerh: Of the District Court,
Jas. II. B. HARRIS.

We have appointed the following
agents to obtain subscription and advertising
for the Pr AINDEALER, in their respective
localities, and willrccognize their receipts.
Howard. Iowa, James Hail.
Lime Springs, Iowa, A. NJ Van Leuven
jamestown. Iowa, B. Kerr
Howard Center. Iowa, A. ~ Petit
Bust, New York, Thompson G Mead.
jamestown NY. A.P. Wilcox
Also Post Masters every where
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-05
In 1856, Fremont carried the State

In 1856, Fremont carried the State
Of Maine by over $4,000 majority; this
fall the Republicans after straining
every nerve carry the state by less than
$4,000, showing Democratic gain of
$4,000 in the last four years.
Col. Steptoe, of the U. s. army is
lying, dangerously ill Of paralysis at
Lynchburg, Va.
The wire.workers and politicians
of the republican party of this county;
those looking forward to the time when
the system of rotation in office shall TO-
tate themselvesinto, and the incumbents
out of office, endorsed in county conven-
ton, the action of the Treasurer and
Recorder in paying $3.50 for what we
offered to do for 1925. This shows how
the managers of that party prize official
honesty; what their idea is of an econom-
ical management ofpublic affairs. One
consolation is that the rank and file of
that party think differently, and that
if the leaders do not repudiate such men
the people will do it at the polls, for
them. We invite our republican friends
to put the Treasurer and recorder in
nomination for reelection when the time
asrives, ifthey wish to get theopinion of
the people in regard to his paying out
$3.50 of their money for what he could
have had for them at $25. 1t was to
be expected that the editor of the Re-
publican one of that convention would
endorse him for the pap furnished but
the people differ with him on that ques
ton, that's all.
There are now over three hundred
hands at work on the gradings of the
Southern Pacific railroad for the first
fifty-mile section west of Marshall, Tex
as.
E Remember and attend the meet
ing of the Democratic Club to night at
LAWYER stone block. Good speaking
may be expected with appropriate mu-
sic to enliven the occasion.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-05

swer as a momento of Iowa Black re-
publicanism. How do You like it West
Of the Rocky Mountains ?-Plumas
Cal. Standard.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-05
The Purpose Of the Wide Awokes.

Inc Purpose OF the wide AW0keS.
1t is frequently assertedthat the
black Republican organizations
known as the Wide-Awakes, a
relic Of the old Know-Nothing
times are designated simply for
torch light professions and such
other harmless purposes, and have
nothing whatever to do with cleo
tons. And yet Senator Wade,
of Ohio, in his address to the De-
troit Wide-Awakes the other day,
saidl
Il have confidence in the Wide
Awakes, and believe that they
will guard the polls and uphold
the government"
So there you are! The Wide.
Awakes are to surround the polls,
are they? This fact it will do to
bear in mind cleveland co.
Plaindealer.
The Republican Wigwam at
Iowa city bears the words, in big
letters, says the Press, "Open to
ALL" yet is chiefly occupied by it's
members, in secret conclave. It
further says:
Now we don't object to their
secret conclaves at all, albeit they
partake of the old ignominy of
"Dark Lanternism." They may
be essential in the transaction of
private business. and of course, in
all respects proper; but we do OBJ
ject to that standing invitation
hung out of the Wigwam window
as long as it don't mean what it
says; but simply invites the visi-
tor up two flights of stairs, to be
told at the ante-room there's no
admittance without the password.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-05
PEN 4 Scissors.

to the west, on a political pilgri-
mage with Senator Seward, has
been retained to deliver the An
nual Address of the State Fair of
Wisconsin. He can probably ex-
plain to the Farmers, the cause of
smut in wheat, as he has the rep
utation of being the smuttiest man
in America.
The Bell and Douglas par
ties i'll Texas, have formed a Joint
electoral ticket, which will doubt
less carry the state, and give it's
electoral vote to the Little Giant.
The report that Gen. Walker
Of Nicaragua, has been or is to
be executed, is contradicted.
The term of the District court
at DEBORAH, just closed was slimly
attended, the callander being very
light. The term for this
county commences one week from
next Monday; the docket will be
very light here also.
Those of our subscribers desir-
ing to pay their subscription in
produce will confer a favor by
remembering us now. Being en-
gagged upon our new office, and
having ten to twelve hungry men
to feed their favors though small
will be very thankfully received
Butter, Flour, Pork, Lard, and
" heat, taken and highest prices
paid.
Munson and Pierce have their
Mill nearly enclosed.
The new bridge will be ready for
crossing in a few days, it is pro.
crossing finely.
Chris. Alleman's dwelling house
on Miles street is progress sing
rapidly.
The tax sales for this County
are adjourned to the first of Dec
No sales were made there being
no bidders.
We would like to hire some
faithful able bodied man to attend
upon stone mason for few days
Wages will be good, and cash pay
The man that took Munson
and Pierce's log chain can return
it and and no questions will be
asked.
All lovers of superior coffee
are aware that the quality of that
healthful and delicious beverage
depends to great extent upon the
skill used in its preparation. By
using the Buckeye Coffee Pot"
any person can make coffee that
is perfectly clear and of the most
delicious quality: in short it is alb.
solutely impossible to have any
thing in the beverage but the
clear quill These coffee pots
were Patented one year ago, are
manufactured and sold by Finn
and Chaplin DEBORAH Iowa, and
as the price is low as the ordinary
coffee pot, it must soon supercede
their use. 1t only has to be test
ed to be appreciated. We have
tried the coffee produced by its
use, consider ourselves a judge Of
the article and unhesitatingly
recommend it's use to the public.
! -Munson e. Pierce are receiving
their Fall and Winters stock of goods
and a very fine stock they have. George
is a capital hand at buying goods just
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-05
THE LIMIT TO STATE DEBT.

The State may contract debts to supply
casual deficit in revenues. or to meet expen
ses not otherwise provided for but the ag
greeate amount of such debts direct and con-
ngent, whether contracted by virtue OF one
or more acts of the General Assembly or at
different periods Of time, shall never exceed
the sum of Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS.
THE STATE DEBTS LIMIT.
School Fund, .s122295,75
State Bonds .......... 200, 10000
Outstanding Warrants, ...... 29,637,22
Total, ........... s35l, sa2, 81
Money appropriated by the last Republi
can Legislature, ......... $685., os3, A
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-05
State Ticket.

ELECTORS AT LARGE
Fl. G.. DEAN, L. CLARK.
DISTRICT ELECTORS,
LIST. Dist. NJ. Y. B. BENNETT.
End. LEGRAND BYINGTON.
Secretary Of State.-J. M. CORSE.
Register of State L. office.-PAT ROBB
Treasurer of State.-JOHN w. ELLIS.
Auditor of State-GEO. W. MAXFIELD
Attorney General.-Wm. McCLINTOCK
FOR CONGRESS End. DISTRICT,
BEN M. SAMUELS
-. @7.,J - a., p:,+.:,t Co,,.y
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-05
D E MOOR A rs,

Take notice STEPHEN A.
DOUGLAS, will be in Dubuque
on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18th.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-05

The following from Judge
Douglas speech at Cleveland, ex-
plains itself, and needs no com.
ments of ours.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-05
TO SCHOOL OFFICERS,

"On or before the Goth day of
September in each year, the Secre-
tary, (Township Clerk, of each
School District, shall file with the
County Superintendent, a report
of the affairs ofthe district.
"Should the Secretary fail to
file his report as above directed.
he shall forfeit the sum of twenty
tive dollars, and shall make good
all losses resulting from such fail
ure; and suit shall be brought in
both cases, by the district, on his
official bond"
Thus reads the law. One loss
resulting from such failure is, the
district gets no public money.
At this date, no reports have
been received from the following
districts: Howard, Alton, Iowa
River, Chester, Howard Center
and Saratoga.
The County Superintend ent's
Report should be made by the 9TH
OF the present month but that am
pie time may be given and losses
avoided that report will be delay
ed until the Goth inst.
A sub-director failing to report
to the Secretary of the district, as
required by law; the result is, that
that sub-district loses it's share of
the public money,
October 3rd. 1860
G.. E. Brown, Co. Supt.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-05

Dr. }. G. Aver, the world renowned
Chemist Of New England, is now stop
ping at the, Burnet house in this city.
tie has been making tour of the Wes-
tern States, with his scic ntifc associ-
ates, to investigate their remedial pro-
auctions, or such as he can make rene
dial. We notice he has been received
with marked distinction by our leading
citizens of the West and are rejoiced to
find they have shown proper estimate
of the man who has perhaps done more
for the relief of human ills than any
other American.-Daily Journal, Cin-
ci,a7a0ts 0.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-05

ANSoAAAA'SAAA Aoo wv Y" viz HSAOAASs
-Munson e. Pierce are receiving
their Fall and Winters stock of goods
and a very fine stock they have. George
is capital hand at buying goods just
adapted to the wants of the people. For
lis to advise those deslrous of good bar
gains and splendid goods to call on them
seems almost useless, for nearly every
body has been there this week to see
the new stock, and nearly every one
bought something new,nice and cheap,
ard left congratulating themselves smil-
ingly over their good fortune.
"A new planet was discovered at
the National Observatory on the night
Of Sept, 18th, in Washington. Its
right ascension is twenty-three hours
and four minutes. and its declination
three degrees and twenty-threc minutes
south.
The question of a State convention
to consider the late abolition conspiracy
is .gitated in Texas.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-01
Richmond, Wayne County, indiana

where. The folks sumtimes git mad and
korner him in q tiie place, but hes tarnai
smaul, and kan krawl thru 9 lniiv little hole
But tha say he did one CRATE triek---at one
place he ate an OK and 10000 k'sms-
As soon as herd of his arrived in town
l went to paw him e Witt. ! found him in
his sho room, speakin his pece. l tho't
wudn't be very formal. and SCI l: "Hav-
emit yu got that pece larnt yet!
Yes see he. '.but there's sum of the
doctrin that the people don't beleeve. and |
hav to alter it occashunly TO suite the phase.
Sec l. Steven, how du you Ike the sho
bizness?"
Seq he. at don't pay"
SEE l, mi sho is DOOM good bizness. "
He groned and teer started in his eye;
and SEE he:
II tho't shood make good deal out of
popular suverenty- but it has split the hull
sho; the people beg in to see thru 1t, and
they sa it's a humbug."
See l. "Steve, ~hst'll you take for yure
popular suverenty?"
Al that he jumped up and lo5ked nifty
we'll pleased Seq he. "rll sell Out cheap"
told him l did'ent kno how 10 manage
his trix; but would 60 in partnership with
him in the sho bizness.
See he, "lt's bargain"
I then axt him what he tho't Of takin
along sum darkeys to sing songssni dams
hornpipess
He shook his he'd kind Of moarnful. and
SEE he. Il won't have emmy thing to do with
the niger bizness agin-it don't pay. l
went into that bizness 10 1854 and hav bin
goin down bill ever sins. 1t has nearly
rooined mo-"
The Little Client then uniformed on the
slak rope, and klimed up greezed pole and
spoke his pecs Oh the top One of Abe
Linkin's rates was next bro't, and Dug las
was sot on and rode out thru the back dore.
Daglas and ! have complicated our pro-
grsmme for our nu sho. ID will soon be
reddy to start. We cali it the "Nu Union
Sho. and Greezed Pole Surkus, together with
other AIarmin and DARN Feets.'
Steven will purio IN tie grand dubbed and
singel handed game Of popular suverenty.-
TINS game kan be seen best with the eyes
she..
s. No kwestions to be perpounded to
the purformer. As they will not be ansered.
But must kloze this Letter. We are go
in westward ho' in lew dsze.
Yours in haist,
ARrEMUs WARD JR
n B. Duglas seq to give popular suv-
erenty good bio in yure paper.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-01
A Letter from Artemus Ward. Ir.
-.sntervsew with DOugla
Fusion Show.
CLEVELAND. Sent %

CLEVELAND Sept. %. 1860.
MISTER EDErER:-I seez mi gull To in
form the publick. thru the medsum of your
kolumns. of the grand addishuu l have lis,
maid to mi crate metropolitician sho bizness.
and DARN slak rope and gimnastic Surcus.
Last mite | had an intervue with Steven A
Dug las, the renowned polrikal ambidex ter
and proprietor and Chief kloun in the CRATE
popular suverenty sho. Mister Duylss is
generally kalled the little giant. from his
haven purformed the CRATE iees of walkin
the whole length of Mason and Dixou's
close line, with the Drei Skot discushun in
ore hand. aud his whole popular suverentv
sho in the luther; and also pulled up the
mamoth tree kalled the Missoury Compre-
mise. which was fust planted in 1851 bv
Thomas Jefferson and uthers. and sos out
agin in 1870. Mister Duglas pulled up this
tree. and the constisushin with it, and plais,
them under his feat
But l was agoin to say that be has bin
travlin thru the essern and su.hern states
performin his trix aud speakin his pece The
way he takes um In with his popular suv-
erenty game isn't slo. He holds out . big
bill to the people and ser, ..there's populsl
suverenty--,here's the CRATE prinsipul 49,
Al hrst tina think tina see it; but when tn.
look little sharper i, vanishes like the du
on the korn blades; it can't be found NO