New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-02-19

: The DEBORAH Republic says tina
Wendell Phillips, the Chicage. Times
and Mead of the Plain Dealer are dow
on the President just now. Yes, witt
, only this slight difference. Phillips
thinks the Presidential usurpation
have not been rapid or radical enough
The Times and Plain Dealer think the,
have been to numerous and dangerous
Father Bailey probably thinks then
necessary to save the life Of the gov
eminent which means Mr.. Lincoln's
IF course.
The Legislature of Kansas has tA-
ken steps to expel Jim Lane from the
Senate by clecting his successor. This
is cause for rejoicing. The way Is clear
for one murderer to leave that body.
W. P. Garrison son Of VIM. Lloyd
Garrison has been associated with Mr..
Tilton in editing the New York 1nde-
pendent. Garrison ID one Of the origi-
r.al believers in the doctrine that 1.-THE
constitution is covenant with death
and an agreement with hell while Til
ton holds that to improve the present
race upon this continent the black and
white races must be thoroughly inter-
mingled through amalgamstion, or
more Loyalty speaking ,Mlscegenation.'
The In ispenlen: Dies the government
printing in New York bsaause Of its
similarity Of views with 1.-The govern
ment." -
\ military commission has been eS-
aiming into the cases Of prisoners con
fined at Fort l., Favette and mai, a
report to Gen. Dix. lis contents are
not at present to be made public. In
the mean time they must bide their
time until it is decided whether they
are to have civil or military trial. It
vas madame Roland when tried by the
Inuuisitioa Of France AMI taken for ex
ecusion upon the Guillo:iae, exc'aim
cd: % Liberty what crimes are
committed in thy name
The rivalry among our business men
is becoming very exciting. Two of
our merchants were out on Saturday
evening posting bills: anil shortly al
ter one of the bills was found to have
written thereon IN pencil. the ominous
words I'd a m BID l-y-e."
The New York Tribune in speaking
Of Buffers expedition to,cara Richmond
says,
Failure Is it proves, the effort was
craditablc to General Butler, and TO the
troops who undertook it,"
Success used to be tia test Of merit
but now-a-dsys it is "failure."
7 The members Of the 9th Iowa 1nfan-
try. entering the service some three
years since. having re enlisted: are now
at home on furlough. The boys look
remarkably well for the length Of time
they have been in the service and the
hardships they have endured. The
regiment on entering the service num-
bercl 1000 men. has hal additions
amounting to nearly 100 more, and
now numbers only about 400, II has
bccn in II engagements. many Of them
Of most desperate character. It's
most deadly foe however, has been the
southern climate. In few days they
will leave US, perhaps never again to
visit their friends and their homes
In the mean time let them have the
welcome due their services and their
merit. . ..
|, The New York World. which two
years ago was tho acknowledged Or
gan of Mr. Lincoln in New York: now
protesting to speak for democratic,
says: ,>.z..z
7 "No.thsrn Democrats, like all northern eiti-
Gems are, from conviction, anti Slavery men SO
FAR as they have any constitutional power to
act--that is to say in the several States Of
which they are citizens they have been con,
s:stently opposed to slavery, believing it to be
alike c,ntrary to natural justice and wise
economy"
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