Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-09-28

matter is it if a few poor whites and
negroes have to bite the dust, it
makes capital to the party opposed
to reconciliation North, and so tho
work Of disunion goes on.
i AN OFFICIAL sLANDERER. ..-
[ learn that my friend cBisscll
applied a new cpithet to, the, Presi-
dent in his speech at .McGregor a
few days ago.; I understand that
Mr.. Is. called the Presi ent an as
sassin, and a party to the assa ssina-
tion of Mr.. Lincoln, and, gave as
proof Of the charge. that the Presi-
dent went: to bed, OIL the night of
the assassination earlier than usual.
! MIR. B. also, as | learn intimated
that Johnson had Mrs. Surratt hung
to conceal the evidence Of, the plot.
i That a gentleman of Mr., Bissells
character aud Intelligence, should
resort to such means to make, a
point, affords conclusive evidence.
Of the desperate straits of the radi-
Gals for argument. Mr.. Bissell
would have been far more reasoua-
BILE if he had charged Sec, Seward
with plotting his own assassination,
and as proof cited that he was in
bed when til" assassin ssi came, that ,he
might be more easily dispatched
blythe hand Of an assassin, ~
If a citizen Of, McGregor, had pull
lished against a neighbor such a
charge as Mr.. Bissell uttered against
the President and was supported by
no more evidence nc would be in
dicted for libel, and would have to
E grace the walls of some prison as
the penalty Of his crime. Mr.. Bis
| sell however is safe, the President
win not come to MeGregor to yindi-
cate his reputation. - .r.,
But as Mr., Bissell is to be fol-
lowed by lesser. lights in the SANG
;, course Of argument, | have conclu.
ded that copy of a speech of Il
Mexican patriot might be of service
to them. The speech was used
about once in six months. from tho
beginning Of the most unhappy Mex
! lean Republic to the time of tn,
, French invasion. Ny RADICAL
|; friends will only have to chang,
names to adapt it to their purpo.
| ses: .os79H ..h"' -'" "'- '.'.'..
= a.ltiing a~g 9gr 10 aYE.r ) 70 9
"a. 'MEXICANs,g., a,f uGi
I" TO, Arms! To- Arms :. The mar
whom you elevated to the, Prcsiden-
: 10y Of the Glorious Mexican Repub,
: lie has betrayed You. 5nSpies, infor-
mers and assassins are among you
III have lifted the banner Of ,lndcpcn
dence, and will hear it, aloft unit
the Glorious Mexican republic il
redeemed. Traitors and assassin.
must die. Follow me brave Mexi
= cans. Down with Tyrants, up, lib
) erty. Long live the, Republic
God and Liberty ''
'- Don. JOSE SEMpANGo.
THE REAL CONGRESSIONAL. POLICY
! Though Congress has no policy o,
the question demonstration, they
r nevertheless have a policy that il
= we'll marked, and that, policy IL t,
| re-elect themselves and it must bs
3 admitted they have worked vigor
ously in support Of that policy
al Thus far they have succeeded in nom
{ mating themselves, in almost all tn,
r districts, and their success therein
n exhibits some Of the shrewdest man
|agement known to political strategy,
| For q long time previous to the ad
journment congress had lost the con
, fdence of the radicals. All tn,
leading organs had become tired ane
E disgusted in waiting for. policy
from congress, and were loudly de-
Q manding qfthem to give the country
!, a policy or 60 home, and as soon al
D the adjournment took place thu
3 members, were severely condemned
: for sins of omission and commission.
B The n Y, Tribune called upon the
2 people to demand Of their represen.
1 tatives, as a condition of their re.
, election, that they would refund the
Iextra pay which they voted them
, selves, and $40 per day for all time
lost by Z non-attondance to thei'
r duties, .y4s r.tt afa u-otjEi4 Iit
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