The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-29
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wEoxRsDAY. NOV. -, lsss

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fhr Democracy are ie ! ed plight
1hsy Hardly kNow vhers thsy ase shea
aelvea. Ths course that they hsvs pr
soed fns the past fev ysara has,been q
odious I" the majority ssd II carried
ont BY men 10 power. would have beea
~ dcleterions 70 the best interest of the
country, tba, the masses have plainly
seen that they we're not 70 be trnsted,
and hen0e . a.most every elseaion TO,
tho past few years .hsy have fo"nd
their candidates elected u s,ay et
home. They have resorted to every
dodge to secure success. They pro.
nounced the war . failure, and that the
soldiers were "Lincoln's hirelipgs" and
''Sherman's ,hievee and robbers", in
hopea that It would stake" With the
'nasaes, and they ride into power. Now
since the soldiers are at home they
have had another dodge. They have
waited until tn. Republican party have
made their nominations, and then If III
the candidates were not soldiers, they
cave cried "abuse", and shed crocko
Tile tears, and persuaded . few Of the
most gnliable Of the soldiers to ret up
"solliers ticket, and on this ticke,
hey would ALWAYS have placed one or
more coppe'hesds, thinking that .
"rmall slice woull be better than no
bread At a!l''. Bat in this the. have
also failed to deceive the masses. In
the mean time they have also been pat.
ting the P.esilen, calling him . tioe
fellow, telling him ,ha, he vas once \
Democrat and ,ha, they know he will
retain his ancient faith, they have
honeyed around him in m at disgust.
ing manner tm they have all prove!
abort;ve a.sc.nptA
Their list lodge is, a. advocated ~
least by sone nf .hci, parry, 10 repud.
ate The nation deM or else pay tie
confederate .lrb'. Wha' d. you think
II u kind reader H.,e il the evidence.
sT'e D. m..esasio candidate fsr Co.
,erlor in Osio in the recent canvaes
<sil:
50. too, wi.h ,he hondholler. On
.a'nntry was IN ies'h struggle. She
'eqn,rrd m .ney. Without IN ,ney the
q ncrDmen, must perish and the Union
- DESTROYED The nancy lender came
md sai,i. Uncle sam, I see you will die
'nl-ss l lenl s"a some money but
U,elt. I ". II, ie' vnu rave the money
,'llrs> for every $50 in gnh tha, / lend
.u You will give me your bond for
300. and agree to pay me Z per cent
.s.s.ress on The VIII !, amount in gold
And that ia not all Uncle, hu, you mus,
gree that yonr children shall Ray my
,xn- AMI nv ch,la,sn'. taxes forever.
Welt, Cncle Sam, "a her han II. m .kes
.e contract Think you. ci,ix"ns that
such contract ahnu'd bind Uncls.
SANS children? l think not and It win
We we'll for yon 10 remember that Uncle
Sums boys are all voters"
TIE following is from tho Chicago
Ttnae&
"There il M ground cf jnstice upon
which we can expect the aou,hern
people I" submit willingly to the situs
ton. unle Ne rec,gnixe the same in
their tounoc.l obligations ~ our own.' =
And The following from the Buffalo
Courier
1--WE vote for the Union and the pay
mens OF the War Debt OF both the
South and the North"
That xill do for the Democracy. viii
it not ? Not quite. for here is snothe'
article in their present creed. which we
think viii soon BE- .nme wi:h them a
cardinal point. Il is from the Cincinnati
Enquirer.
Issrhe Spnth comes hack 70 the Un'
lion with/the principles on which ahe
went a6t. and having no other men and
no other ideas, the same men muat be
at the helm Of The State. aud must 70
cnlate their conduct by the same idsaa.
Neither il It correct to cay that they
have parted with the chattsl ps,nciple
for their tights Of property are, ~ they
understand il. unimpaired; the distur
bance being simpiy - to the poesss
sion"