New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-22
OF DUBUQUE.

FRED. (5OIISCNALk,
or DUBUQUE.
An 0T1Ha--sEcoND CALL.
'Csrtain interested parties still per.
sisting in falsely and maliciously mis-
representing our opinions to the public,
10 make them this offer
l. They shsN have free access to
the files Of the Plain Dealer to the
present time, and for every article
tound in it net taken from the 7ri6umes
OF some Kindred Abolition sheet, advo-
eating the right Of Secession and not
condemned by US, We will pay them
eco.
?. We will pay Fitz J. Mckay or
any other abolition editor in advance At
their highest advertising rates, for the
production aud publication Of any arti-
clio Of ours, that justified Secession rs
constitutional right or Tor any
article sfsurs that in any manner sdvo-
ested the independence Of the South,
OF 10 which We appear Is the advocate
II = compromise Of our difficulties,
except for restoring and perpesuating
to the people that Constitution that
Goysrnmsnt, and that civil and politi.
cal freedom which state Of civil war
vas threatening to involve in endless
destruction and restoration Of the
Union is incompatible with its dissolu-
ton. II our language has been treas
onslas, let them use it for our convic-
,icn; for we arc willing to DC coademn-
I'll out Of our own mouth and our
accusers, will not hesitate to give the
people our opinions IN our own language
iostead Of their statements Of what they
arc, II they arc not Villains and falsi.
6ers q tssth.
SCHOOL csL1DRA Tlox AsD PICNIC
The pupils attending Mrs. BARRIERS
school gass picnic and celebration 81
the grove on Saturday LAST that Wal
highly entertaining, each pupil per
forming ito part with the exactness o.
,rlock.work. The exercises consisted Of
songs, reading u paper prepared BY the
school, and a feast Of the fat things o.
the land, clssiug t'e festivities and
,liarity Of the day. Miss Jennie Dag
,.stt sung COLUMBIA, the Gem Of the
Ocean," iu exceeding good taste, while
Miss Ellen Mitchell sung t'Threc Cheers
Cor the Red, White, and Blue,' in ex
cellent taste. Short and appropriat.
addresses we're delivered in which al
present took deep interest, manifest
ing the good aud wholesome discipline
that must have teen introduced into
their school; after this, the Juveniles 0
the class--beys and girls-unitcd il
singing ''The Farmers Song,' and "Va
cation Day." III the best Of taste. Th'
occasion MAS enlivencd by Prof L. W
Leo and Lady, aiscoursing some yer,
Enc pieces Of vocal and Instruments
music, 40 much to their credit, Is t
the enjoyment afforded the listen
era.
At the close Of these exercises al
repaired to table richly spread viii
'lelicaciss bountifuliy provided by tn
generous patrons Of tho school afte
partaking Of Which the groves wer
made to ring with the merry laugh, tn
xarbling notes, and the happy voices Q
rnfettered and innocent youth, iron
che ostgushing Of their youthful hearts
The Democratic Congremion Convention
nominated Hon. Dennis A. Maheny, on tn
::nd ballot. for member Of Congress from thi
i'istrict. Tia vote was very Gloss, 81 l.3 70
lion. G W. Gray, Of Allsmakee, and Sc 2.
for Mr.. Mshany, Of Duhuqns. The Judicis
Convention nads 20 nomiaasions.-Om sdi
lion for this wesh being partly %, We b..
neither time nor space for anything fnethe
:. ..,s se,io,. Of e;.her ccnveo.:co ko~