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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-11
Have We Heard from old exon.
neck.liCut''


Say, Cops, have ye heard
The late election IN this State, ye
should know has resulted in complete
triumph Of patriotism, freedom, and the
Republican party as opposed to .he
nefsrious principles which ye advocate
In order 70 defeat the regular Re
publican ticket, the Cops nominated a
man for Governor who had heretofore
been an abol,ionist as they used TO
define the term. He supported the war
measures of the Republican party and
Lincoln's emancipation proclsmsfi n
and measures OF that class, but reccn' y
he has been known as "Johnson man !
The Cops took him up as their candi.
date for Governor in hopes to draw
enough Republicans to elect him and
claim victory. But Yankee6om wa'
not to be cold by such Copperis'
Yankee trick English, their candidate
was defeated BY Hawley the Republican
candidate by about one thousand ma
jority, and the 'l.nd of steady habits
was thereby saved from disgrace.
Wonder if the President won't Get
this bill passed by the people Of Con
neciicut.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-11
TOLEDO TAMA COUNTY, IOWA WEDNESDAY, APRIL H. 1866

i n the pr. ceedings to bc citizen Of the
United States, naturalised - in Louisiana,
and residing there. This 10 equivalent TO
an averment, that he Is citizen OF that
State. A citizen Of the United States, re-
siding in any State o. the Union, 10 . ci'isen
Of that State. This Was the only point IN
the case. This 10 the opinion Of the nigneN
tribunal in the country, pronounced oy tne
most eminent man who ever 81 upon .ne
bench in America; but, sir, unlsss TINS
authority is to be disregarded. the Presidsnt
Of the United States 10 mistaken In HE law
It is not true that when . man 10 MADE
citizen Of the United States he 10 net
citizen Of every State.
In this manner did Mr.. Trumbull con
treyert every point raised BY the Prea
dent in his Veto Message. In tn
course Of his remarks M. Trumbu'l said
1T is manifest 'that unless this bill ea'
be passed, nothing can bs done to protect tn
freedmen in their liberty aad their rights
Whatever may have been the opinion 81 tn
President at one time as to good faith in r.
ouiring the security TO the freedmen vi the'
liberty and their property, it is now maniiss
! from the character ct his objections to tn
bill, that he will approve no measure tns
| will accomplish the object"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-11
Senator J'rumb ON the Veto
Message.

Senator Trumbull has been regarded
as one Of the conservative Republicans
yet Notwithstanding hs conservatism
he has pnt his foo: on the late Message
and ground it to atoms.
On the 4th inst. he made speech II
the U. S. Senate, which was pronounced
by all TO be great master piece ol
logic, one Of the few re lily grea,
speeches that have been delivered i,
the Senate for some years.
lie examined the Veto Message ant
under his analysis it vanished into .hi,
air.
lie first speaks Of the m after of ci
tizenship, that . person born in The
United States is . citizen. In referring
to the President upon this point hs
says:
"He begins these objections with the " !
6rst lines of the bill, which declare that eli
perssns born in the United States, not sub.
ject to any foreign power, except Indian,
not taxed, are declared to be citizens of the
United States. The bill, as originally in ro-
duced, did not contain this provision 1t was
believed by yself, and many others, that al
native born persons, since tho abolition 0,
slavery, were citizens Of the United Statee
This was the opinion, tho official opinion. o.
Ar. Bates, the Attorney General Of Mr.. lin
coins administration the opinion adopted
by his administration, and acted upon since
by all the Departments of the Executive
Government, including the Secretary Of
State, who has issued Passports to persons
OF color, recognizing them as cii.ens l,
WAS the opinion Of UT. Marcy, when Secretary
of State, that all persons born In the United
States were oitizcns Of the United States,
not referring Of course, 70 slaves slavery
! At that time existing in the country. The
| President does not object to the declaration
in the bill a. UNCONSTITUTIONAL; he does,
however, say that il does NOT rurport to de-
cls re or consider any other right Of ofcitixen
ship than Federal citizenship. 1t does no.
pul Fort he says to give those classes Of per-
sons ary Status rs citizens of States exc pit
that which may result from their status as
! citizens from the United States. The po. er,
he adds. to confer tho right Of State citizen
| ship 10 Just as exclusively with the several
States. ~ the power to declare the right to
Federal citizenship il with Congress"
Now, sir, We all know that NO State Las
! the authority to make citizen Of the United
States. The Constitution Of the United
States vests with Con ;ress tho sole power Of
naturalization, and it may make citizen Of
. foreigner, bit no state can make citizen
Of the United States Of foreigner: but it
10 not true Sir, thai W hen person becomes
. citisen Of the United States, that he is not
also citizen Of the State wherein he may be
residing. On this point will refer to .
decision pronounced by the Supreme Court
Of the United States, delivered by Chief
Justice Marshall, he most eminent Jurist
who ever sat on the American bench. The
Court says: Tho defendant in error alleged
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-11
THE SCHOOLS OF TAMA COUN.
TV
No.

With view Of reporting on several
subjects pertaining TO the schools in
this County, l have, during my visits
taken special pains, not only to learn
the ability of the teachers in the school.
room but to ascertain the general con
di.ion Of TIE schools, both in regard to
the manner in which they are conduct
ed and the appliances with which the,
are furnished. am aware that ther'
is a disposition on the part OF school OF
ficers, in reporting, to praise-so repre-
sen, their schools as all mo L. "uni
formly excellent" &C., int, in making
these reports, shall endeavor to re
port their exact condition as shown b.
my notes faithfully taken At the times Q
each visit.
That the right education Of our chill
dren is the most important interest tha
can demand the attention of m mankind, il
fact admitted by all; and vet, there j.
nothing with which the people, general
" speaking, are 50 Little acquainted &C
their schools.
I have several objects in making
these reports and perhaps net the least
important Of them, is to stir up both
teachers and patrons to more realiz
ing sense Of their duties and responsible
tiles.
While many Of the former feel tha,
they need higher qualifications and
broader views Of their profession, there
are too many Of the latter who do no
realize that they have any part whatev
er to perform in this great work of edu
eating their children. There must BE-
more co operation with teachers on the
part Of parents, before our schools can
be raised 10 that standard, 80 much de.
sired by the friends Of education.
These are intended to be reports
simply, though l may. perhaps, ccca.
siona'ly ligress somewhat; and, as !
am !aboring to elevate the schools, to
improve that which is faulty 10 make
better that which is, not already good
to break up the old stereotyped method
Of routine, in which many OF our teach
ers are satisfied to plod on, ! trust the
readers of the Transcript will pardon
me it l should happen to dwell! more
upon the bad than the good in our
schools.
/. is designed to continue these re-
ports from week to week, reporting A.
4 general thing on me or two topics at
time
T. L. DOWNS.
Co. Supt.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-11
NO l3'


Since our last issue the Legislature
have passed the following bills.
To increase the Compensation I"
county surveyors bill to resume lana
rights and privileges heretofore gsansed,
to the Mississippi and Missousi ka''soaa
Co., to appropriate thirsy-ssvsn tnoo-
..nd dollars to the Insane Asylum; tor
increased sanitary measures in cities;
TO limit the amount Of railroad preferred
stock to ten thousand dollars Per mile 7;
10 psrchase 500 copies of Hommonds
10 70 digest, were passed. The m''
iority report Of the Joint Committee 70
investigate the swamp land fund desc't'
has been adopted BY both houses. !.
The proposition 70 ames8 - Con-
.,itu.ton by striking the word sssse out
Of the article on su6rags pssssd ootn
houses. 1t now goes over to the next
General Assembly. New Years, and u
then passed BY both Houses X will %
submitted 10 vote Of the people.
The report Of the committee 70 N.
yestigate alleged frauds on the part OF
the Western Emigrsnt Company was
adopted by both Houses. :,
The bill to locate the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum at Council Bluffs wss passed !;
also, the bill to appropriate eso. 900 TO
build a State Arsenal in Des NoSses.
The bill appointing comoS1ason to
promote the improving Of the Miesis !
sippi River rapids the bill providing
for the location Of lands granted to tho
Sioux 'sty & st. Paul Railroad the
bill to enlarge the rights OF married
women; the bill to retire the circulation
Of the s. ate banks, and many Other
hills, were put through on the last day
and night
> The Registry Law and the railrost
tariff bill went over.
Both Houses adjourned late in tn:
evening of the Sd inst.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-11
WEDNESDAY, APRIL. II, 1866.
The civil Rights Blll Passed the
Senate

We are glad to announce that on the
9Th ins,.,s the Civi, Rights Bill, passed
over the Veto Of the President by a
vote Of 33 to IS. A rousing good ma
jority. The result was announced amid
The most intense excitement in the Sc
nate and Galleries, known for years.
This is said to be the first bill passed
over a Veto since Tylers administration
The House will certainly pass the bill.
P.S. The House paced the bill on
last Monday afternoon by the very
significant vote Of liz to 80. Amen,
% let il he.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-11
Cancer Cure.

AiR EDITOR.
Airl
have found q new Chemical which
has a. strong an affinity for cancer
virus 40 an acid has for an alkali.
1t your Physicians will appoint :
Committee aud select one case of can.
Ger. 1 will cure the case free Of charge.
have cured 81 Cancers.
Address
Dr. Il. j. FARWELIA
Aurora, III.
We received the above BY mail. and
freely publish it, in the hopes that it
may be- Of benefit to somebody.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-11
The Cholera II Coming

Last Saturday two negroes died a.
Washington with Cholera Symptoms
Last Monday the Steamship England
with 200 passengers from Liverpool
and Queenstown arrived at Halifax with
100 cases of cholera aboard. During
the passage there were 40 deaths.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-11
Iowa Central RallreaA. !.

This proposed road, - our rsaders
a,e perhaps already aware, is to ruK
through Appaeoose, Monroe. wahsss
Powesheik, Tams, and Black ltswk
counties, on nearly an cir line, connect
ing the sNorth Missouri" with the 49,.
Paul Railroad" being an important
link in the great chain Of railways from
Superior City to New Orleans. While
crossing At right angles oil the roads il
our State, running from east to west,
its value to the interests Of our State
can not now be realized. Running
parallel and competing with frsights on
the Mississippi river, il will enable each
town on its line to patronize suoh ees)
and west roads a. offer most favorable
rates. Il must do much for our people
in reducing and regulating the present
exc, bitant tariffs. The Company has
closed an arrangement for . connection
with the North Missouri on favorable
terms and have strong and reliable -.
tursnce. Of all necessary material aid.
Mr.. Smith, well aud favorabfy known
BY the banking and business men Of the
West, is the President, and Peter Me-
lendy, U. =. Marshal. is the Vice Pre-
sident. These gentlemen, In connection
with others, are giving their undivided
attention to this enterprise, and We are
assured intsrd 10 have the entire line,
whic0 viii include soms twenty miles
already graded. under contract within
the next ninety days. They already
have propositions from responsible
parties to furnish the iron on tagme
quite favorable TO the Company: This
they propose to put on the entire line
during next year. Our State lsgisla-
ture, By . vote almost unanimous. at
he present session paced msmotial
asking Congress 10 donate pahnssssnds
in aid Of this enterprise, and Congvess,
We learn, has passed . bin in compliance
with snch request to second readings
and referred the same to the sppro.
pirate committee. Il il confidently ex.
pectsd tho road will secure the neoss.
sary a:d. We suppose Des Moinss will
not be Immediately benefited By the
const ruction Of this road. but III public :
improvements Of this kind helps to IN.
vits the capital and labor to the State. :
and we cheerfully chronicle the cvi.
iences Of their progresa State Rsgistsr
Charter elections were held Toes
lay 10 Springfield, ST. Louis, Milwan-
zoe, Le.venwortb, Kan, and other Oft.
%, at which 10 almost every instance.
he straight out Union candidates were
lloNtn6..
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-11
Apple Trees
2 to a years old,

And YOUNGER TREES, and . very general
assortment Of Pear, Plum and Cherry trees,
4 other nursery products for sale cheap at his
Central Nursery, in Spring Greek township.
Don't be humbuged by travelling
Agents, and bear in mind, always keep
! good and large variety.
Some Of the best bearing orchards in the
county came from my nursery. can suit yon
Trv me. n53 G. N. KNAPP.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-11
rHEIOwA TRANSCRIPT
N. C. WIETING, ED1roH.
TOL e ID o, o W A.

TERMS Of Transcript, $3.50 per. year, II
advance, or $500 if in arrears 8 months.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-11

WANTED AGENTS--$5o per week,
male or female, At their home; business,
jieht. pleasant and honorable For sample
and terms, address, with stamps, Shaw =
Co., Detroit, Michigan. vSnoy!
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-11

Should be used by every one whe would
restore their Hair to more than its orioi-
nal beauty and luxuriance.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-11
TO OWNERS E HORSES

DR.. 7. ]. CADY, late vterinary Surgeon
Of the Ind. Iowa Cavalry, nd also graduate
Of the Chicago vetel linarynstitute, will treat
oil cases Of d sease Of the orse.
Office, at his residence Columbia fp.
n52.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-11
LINBER! LUMBER!

Messrs. J. r. Smith & Co. having pu'-
chased Of u. A. Hall Esq, his entire interest
in the lumber trade and leased his yards,
beg leave to announce to the public, that they
are prepared at all times to furnish the best
grades Of
CHICAGO
Lumber.
hath ana
9h1n81e9,
at the lowest Market rates, and
living prO0ts
To those wishing to purchase lumber Of
any description, We would say, call and ge,
our prices and be convinced that We cannot
be undersold if You desire
q ood Article
Orders received for Lime, Cement, Stone
Doors, Sash s Blinds, and the same promptly
filled.
Yard adjoining the Elsvater at lnka.
j. n. SMITH & Co.
Inka. Dec. o3. 1866. v7n50
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-11

OH YES.
1T Is A MCT
That the best place in the eou,ty to buy
Groceries Cheap
Is AT
Valentine Smiths Grocery,
Fourth door south OF A. J. frees Sore, .,
the old stand # A. Reusch
Where he intends keeping on hand general
assortment of
GOOD GROCERIES.
of ALL KINDS that are called for in this
market; Also
Flour
Meal.
COnfcctiOnerys
Toys,
stone Ware.
4 Boots e Shoes
DRIED FRUITS for all uses will be sold
At the lowest figures.
The proprietor would announce that he is
determined to sell all his goods at the lowest
margin Of profit, and would solicit A,e Public
to
Cali and Examine
his stock and prices before making thei,
purchases, MS he is determined TO satisfy
all his customers, If fair dealing will do it.
Call and try him.
v7n5O V. SMITH
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-11
Dr. =. c. ROGERS,

DR.. =. q. NOR ERS,
Late Rurxeou Of the Both Iowa Rcgt, offers
his pre fessional services 10 such as wish TO
he tr.ated according 10 the principles Of science
and sound practical common sense. baving
had more than ls years experience, and more
than years in fhe Ar ny, in the field and in
the HOSPITALS, he is prepared to treat all
diseases, and make all Operations in
Surgery, accoding to the latest and most
approved methods BY the scientific portion Of
the Profession.
All orders left At his residence, near the
Public Square in TOLEDO. v8nS
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-11
60 Dr. l. r. WILSON,
dHfi91> DENTAL SURGEON,

Will he At TOLEDO from the Goth to the
23.h Of each month, to attend to all profess
ional calls from the peorle Of Toledo and
icinity.
ROOMS, at he house Of N. G. WIETING.
Y7n33m6
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-11
ny

PRICE $3.50 PER BOTTLE.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-11

Charter elections were held Toes
day 10 Springfield, St. Louis, Milwau-
kee, Leavenwortb, Kan, and other cit-
ies, at which 10 almost every instance.
tho straight out Union candidates we're
elected
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-11

Should be used BY evA-y one who would
improve the color and texture o1 their
Hair.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-11
VIM. 4. eTIvERs,
LAW YER,

Toledo, Toma Co., Iowa.
Win attend to convsyancing, examining
titles, paying taxes, and to the collection
Of claims v1nS4