The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-11-29
Sessions, tho regular Republican

ted kuavc. Allen, the independents
republican candidate is a m en Der of
the constitutional convention of the
State, but adopting all the diabol-
ism of the party in its attempt to
'fasten negro suffrage upon the peo-
pie, is likewise discarded. In
short so strong is the party in the
district that with men of ordinary
honesty it can run two republican
candidates with the certainty of
electing one of them.
All the more honor to you Loren
20, as 1t shows even SOME Republi-
cans prefer honest men to partizans,
even in New York.-Frank j.
Mead has become proprietor Of the
Shakopce Spectator, Of Scott county
Minnesota. Of course be changed
it's political tone to be in keeping
with the democratic tide sweeping
with such irresistible force over the
country. Success, name-sake. -
fbad Powell, one Of "the boys in
blSe," still faithfully serves his
country, for its good. He has be-
come the happy ''parient" of two
bouncing boys. Though q little
tardy, none of the returned soldiers
about here, have done better.
Since the appearance Of Thad Ste
vens letter on the finances, some of
the Republican papers seem to talk
as though his rec overy from his ILL
ness was not material. Fellows
& Evcringham are putting in fine
set Of counters IN the drug store of
Price & Lowry, adjoining the brick
block on the north. 1t will be oc-
cupied by them next week.-The
Cleveland Plain Dealer is out with
its prospectus for 1868 There is no
more sound political, or interesting
family paper on our exchange list.
Send for specimen copy and as
you appreciate a live paper you will
patronize little majority in
Minnesota against negro suffrage is
124s. The Republican majority on
the State ticket is 1894. Has that
State republican form Of govern
ment? and if not what is the duty of
Congress in the premises? The
Council Bluffs Bugle is about to foot
daily. We arc glad to note it's sue
cess. Its sound always has the
right ring to it. Weston the Pc
dcstrian has failed to travel his 100
miles any day of the fv: allotted
FOR That rnr,u>e. The firth tria! he
made IS miles, having three hours
Of the time in which to make the re-
naming fourteon.--The Germans
of Mass, got at LAGER-heads with
the radical puritans of the State,
Lager won and the Legislature is
largely aa;i-prohibitory. -OAly
three out Of the nineteen Congress
.,..Ai >..a.iie.s y. O.io gave Ma ori-
ties for the pet project Of negro suf-
fragc, while all tho representatives
from them favor forcing the princi-
pie not only Oh the South but on
their own districts by Congressional
There will be some
loose heads about there next Octo-
ber.-Tke fact that more votes
were cast in Kansas for female than
negro suffrage, shows that lovely
woman is ahead Of the ebony idol
even in bleeding Kansas. An
editor down cast married girl by
the name Of Church recently. He
said afterward, he had experienced
moro happiness since joining the
church than in oil his life before.
Both Photograph galleries in town
are now supplied with artists. Mrs.
Jewctt and Mrs. Shuttleworth hav-
ing returned, they each invite their
friends to call.--To-morrow quar-
terly melting Of the NJ. +. Church
in this circuit will commence in the
Court House. Thanksgiving pass
ID off quietly. Religious services
It the Court House by Rev. W. H.
Brocksome, stores all closed; streets
nearly deserted, places OF refresh
nent nearly filed; customers ditto.
We had an invitation to give thanks
md feast the inner man at neighbor
irier's; accepted and are still CIV
ng thanks.-The Impeachment
COMMITTEES have reported in favor Of
he impeachment Of the President.
Our Junior still remains down
Imong his friends in Western Va.
Sond no onn,o t;1;n0c Thnnac ar uo