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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-17
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NRarplaitb acknowledgements
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Ti1r GntlerS 'HnA Meftaurateure.
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-09-08
New Oregon P al 1 Dealer

p.b,,shsd every Friday At the Plain Dealerprintng
r,oms Main s.rees. New Oregon, ,Howardoounty Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-09-08

cd of capt. Clark, Col O'Brien, capt.
Edwards, Lieutenant Donahue, Col C.
CLARK.
The following gentlemen we're ap-
pointed to constitute the State Cen
tral Committee for the coming year ).
Capt be' M Walker, Col C. J CLARK,
Lieut. N II Ward. .---.-.zz,
The committee on candidates eported
the following names: ...ao'i1 o4E
For Governor, Gen. Thomas II Ben.
ton of Pottawattamie county;for Lieu
tenant Governor, Col s G. Van Anda
OF Delaware county; for Supreme Judge
IL Il Trimble: of Davis county; for
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
capt. wv Sennett, of jasper county.
On motion, the report was adpteo,
and these gentlemen were declared
nominated for the Office des'gns ted.
A committee of five to prepare an
address to the soldiers and loya! citi-
zens OF Iowa was appointed, consisting
OF Edmund Jaeger, Lieut. N H Ward, 1t
VIM 0 Donahue, Capt J W Senate,
Capt A I Ault. .....
4 committee to notify candidates Of
their nomination was appointed.
On motion, the following resolution
wars adopted:
Resolved, That the Central Commit.
tee be empowered to fill any vacancy
that may occur on the ticket nomi.
mated, byresignation or otherwise.
On motion, all newspapers in tho
State were invited to publish the pro-.
ceedings Of the convention. a -
The thanks Of the convention were
rendered to the officers Of the convention.
The convention then adorned sine
die.
During the session, able and elo-
quent speeches sere made by members
of the conventions Capt, Ault especially
drew the attention of the Immense audi
ence present by an able speech, in which
he reviewed Gov. Stones record, sup
porting his charges of cowardice, licen-
tiossness and brutality with ample atfi-
dayits Of respectable citizens and sol.
diers, ......
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-09-08
Resolutions adopted at the Dem oeratie State
Convention held at Des Koioes Aug, "a 1865.

/. That we heartily rejoice
in the suppression of the great
rebellion, and the preservation
of the Union. and give unfeigned
thanks to Almighty God for the
restoration of peace.
2. In order that this peace
may be permanent, and its eff
fects speedily and widely felt,
we believe it is the duty of every
patriot to sustain cordially the
present policy Of President John.
son in reconstructinS the States
recently in rebellion.
8. That the establishment of
a monarchy on the soil Of this
continent is in direct defiance of
the Monroe doctrine-a doctrine
accepted and reco ynized by all
true American citizens; and it is
the .uty Of the government of the
United States to see that the peo-
pie Of Mexico are freed from the
oppression of foreign bayonets,
and the Republic restored.
4. That we favor rigid econo.
my in the National and State ex.
penditures, and will insist on the
reduction of the numberless
horde Of useless office holders
who feed like locusts on the hard
earnings Of the the people.
5 That we earnestly condemn
the trial of American citizens for
civil offences by courts-martial
and military courts, in States and
districts where civil law is unim-~
peded in its operations and in
full force, + !
6. That we are radically op.
posed to negro equality in all its
phase and accept the issue ten
dered by the late Republican
Convention Of the, 18th of June
in making that doctrine the CHEZ,
plank in its platform by propo.,
sing to strike the wold ,.white"
(Cone'uded o" fourth fa-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-09-08

1.A,ed notices following editorial matter Will be enAfseo
a, the rate Of 90 for ten lines, for single
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-09-08
(For the Plain Dealer.)
TH ~ "oEAID.

For the Plain Dealer.)
TH ~ WORLD.
We speak Of the world and we call it cold;
We talk of its heartless crew:
Of it's myriads Of people everywhere,
So cold, SO proud, SO untrue;
And forget that the names of all are stamp
ed on its scroll,
And ,ce are fractional parts Of the whole.
Though the surface is dark, and frowning
and cold,
Yet, down in the worlds deep sea,
There are sparkling currents and warm
.. gulf streams,
That we often fail to sec: .u.
The bitter waters on the surface flow
And the sweet are oftencst found below.
Weas Oft misjudge Others as we are misjud-
ged,
We always pass decree,
Simply from what we hear others say,
Or, merely from what wo see;
Though the face is dull aid the speech is slow,
There may be a fountain Of wit below.
There's" heart beneath with a thousand
chords,
And the face is only it's screen;
And we often judge yes, harshly Judge,
What we have never seen,
The face may be an expressionless scroll, 3
but tits net the mirror 'oftne soul!
We love to look on blooming face,
An eye undimmed by care;
We love the bright ch elk md snowy brow.
And the waves Of ripping har;
The silvery pearl when the red lip part,
Yet, It's but the wall Of o breaking heart.
Even the friends we maet with most
We seldom read ari ght,
There is something beneath the placid look,
| That is yelled from human sight;
They are pleased, yet griesed, and we know
| not why
There's smile on the lip, but tear il
the eye.
Thus, the form may be graceful, the fac'
may be fair
| The voice like silver chime,
Tie brow uudimmed by the lapse years
! Unfurrowed by care or time,
But deep in the soul ia an aching smart,
There's smile on the lip, but pain in th
| heart.
C,ssksyil!s, Arg. z,1ss5. yse4:k.a
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-09-08

BeinR2 500 acres in Chickasaw and
I $50 acresin Howard County. Iowa which
will be sold for cash or part on credit
These landsare mostly in largo tracts
and we'll adapted for either stock or grain
arms For terms,
Apply to GEO. ". JONES, Dubuque, Iowa
W.R. MEAD. New Oregan,
o.sn5l G.s, c. SCOTT ,HsG.sgo-, :"