New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-09

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VIZ. q STRONG.
ASST. sup:.
'lle has !urped his hack upon the
party which raised him to power"
The sho:e is a portion # 'hs Decor
oh Republics opinion { Pr sid mt John
son>s veto. Tsh"w, Auiy Johnsor
neve: proftssei to endorse your thee
rlts Of government, and Your party
nominated tim not because he WAS
republican, Tut, lccarse he vas wax
Democrat. You &eFpa:rel Of Llncol,''s
ve-electi-n without thcir iii aha =, g.
cure such co-orerati,u YOU Illuminated
Mr. johnson. Eu, ia tie declaration o.
the inspired men Of your party, Prov
iience (which never deserted tue De
mocracy, made him president. Your
party owe him debt Of gratitude 70,
the reelection Of L;rcc!n! he is under
no obligations to You for the pas, and
there is no probability Of their being
greater Ter the future.
Again the Republic says:
Either they hare changed Ct john
son has ohanged.''
Mistaken again Father Bailey. 1t
il she change Of front With the Sewar'i'.
and Raym2n"i>s, the men oslrtcl'isence
end exalted patgiotism. who have come
oue from yoar panty which confus@s
you. The only change viii! rs is that
we could not see hcT var democracy
Vas TO save Inc cnuntry. PruYideuce"
has demonstrated the matter now. 1t
vas 10 be through the curijity os re-
pu'pllcanism and tho unwayering a.
:achnens Of Andrew Johnson 20 the
principles OF lenocrncy.
GoSECRAzy.-Our old and be.
loved friend Anterior Of the
Mitchell Press has gene crazy.
Once We gave him aqaasi support
for the Legislature against D. G.
Frisbee; then we supposed him
compos mentis, but alas if it were
true how Slight a'h;ug dethroncs
his reason. Now he is roaring at
his friends. The cause is sup
posed 70 have been Elliott ora the
brain. Insane men seldom do
their work well. So in this case
the Press has gone out Of its way
to rindicate the rhaJecierof Eli.
oft as a man, His transactions
in settling up his mercantile af:
fairs before coming to Iowa fully
vindicate VIM. Shakespeare ESQ.
in saying that:
"a man may smile.
And smile, ar Il be a villain still
From the statement Of the Press We
are unable 10 determine whether "t
were Incorrectly informed in regns' t"
.!,eir county matters or not. VIII! tn"
press publish q full statement Of tie
facts! t~r pubic information. W.
arr aware HAT tic dccc'iA c OF popular
sovereignty, would rather exclude IL
from Interfering in the local affairs u
smother county, therefore beg pardon
fer the expose made.
tur informant was of Mitchell
coanty; a. personal friend of the
>'iniured innocence wrapped up
in the person Of the immaculate
auditor Of state. He may have
been mistaken but nothing said in
the Press proves him TO have been.
But if it does, even as mean as
the editor this paper Is m the
honest ! opinion Of the Press,
when acting upon information
:yhlch he then believed, and still
'clieyes,w think ourself less cul.
rable than the auditor of state
yhowith the facts before him to the
contrary. took occasion to assail
! the Treasurer of a democratic
, couaty as a defau!ter. Ills III
/ : ;exrsty as an officer is above gsus
,pivien" of course. in the opinion
: OF. eSe Press if he will descend &c
such lanscsupnleus p'ean.ess. 81.
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we surrender. the most OF ou'
..,,na ~ tha ,.rorradinps IF the