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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-06

and justice. The Democracy Of the
South, encouraged by a portion Of the
Denoc' acy Of The, North, cndeavored
to overthrow the Government bccarse
they could not rule It. The Republ;.
can party, assisted by the liberty low
ing portion of the Democracy, fought
down the rebellion and saved our ma.
~uonahty. In accomplishing this
great work. it destroyed slavery and
made TIE United States a country OF
trecmcn. The Democracy of to-day
are The rebels who fought to destroy
the flag and their sympathisers of the
North. That element Of the old De.
mocracy which proved true to the
flag is with the Republican party.
ready to battle with it for the triumph
Of its principles Of freedom and poliii.
cal equality. TO da. the Republican
party favors the restoration Of the rebe'
States to their normal relations in the
Union, on the basis Of loyalty to The
flag, recognizing patriotic manhood
AS the true sorIce o power. 1t is tn,
advocate Of equal rights to al men
irrespective OF race, color or religion
II declares that every dollar ofour ma
tional debt must be paid in exact &C
cordance with the national promises
Can any mar who believes in III,
Declaration of Independence, anf
that slavery is not the normal condi-
ton Of mankind, hesitate a moment
between Repubiicanism and modern
Democracy?
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-06
Ne WIS ITEMS

Gen. Sheridan arrived in Chicago
on Monday evening, and received a
public reception, which was not as
large as it would have been had
due notice been given when he would
arrive.
Horace Greeley has declined the
Austrian Mission.
st. Thomas and other West India
islands, after their terrible devasta.
tons by hurricanes, were severely
shaken by earthquakes, which did
considerable damage.
North Carolina at the recent cleo
ton decided strong in favor of the
Congressional policy of reconstruc-
ton, electing a legislature nine-tenths
Republican, while South Carolina de-
cided against reconstruction.
Several battles have been fought
between the beligerant forces in
Crete, both sides claiming the vic
tory.
Gen. Grant has issued orders reduc-
ing the infantry regiments OF the
army to the minimum allowed by
law.
The entire seats for four nights
readings by Charles Dickens. in New
York, were disposed Of to an eager
crowed as soon as the doors were
opened.
The President states in his message
that a treaty has been made with
Denmark for the islands Of St. Thorn
as aud St. John, for a naval outno-:,
which ia to be sublaitted to the Sen,
ate.
In response 10 numerous requests
for information about the resources
and prospects Of Iowa. Col. Ed,
Wright, Secretary Of State. has a
reply: "The resources Of
Iowa arc incxhaustibIe, and its ad.
yantages are such that any man who
has strong arms and wiling hands
San have q fortune by coming after
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-06
AECRUlrs.

Dubuque is the headquarters ef a
recruiting district for the regular
army. In September, sixty-six re-
cruits were enlisted; in October,
twenty-four; in November, twenty
scven-a total of III in three months.
The class Of recruits obtained at Du-
buque is far superior to that usually
enlisted in the regular army, being
c imposed principally o ffarmers' sons,
Who have heard of army life c1iy
through the accounts Of the veterans
Of the late war. Very few veterans
. be induced TO enlist in the recu-
lar service. They know too well the
irksome monotony, the hard fare and
the %torturiny exposure Of the soldiers
life to voluntarily give up their liber-
ty for anything less than the honor and
salvation of their country. But why
do farmers sons, more than other
classes. voluntarily leave their homes
for the regular army? This is a
eerions question for the consideration
of farmers themselves. Is it not too
often the Ease that the farmer looks
upon his boys as the source of a GER
aain given profit, rather than as i'm
mortal intelligenccs possessing an in
-dubitable claim upon him for all the
blessings Of education and pleasant
home influences he is capable Of con
ferring upon them? Are not farmers
boys too often made mere machines to
perform the drudgery and disagreed
lle work about the firm, with per-
.haps only a few weeks winter school
ing thrown in to break the monotony
OF an irksome life? Under such cir
-cumstsnces can it be the occasion Of
wonder that SO many farmers sons
crave any change, no matter how un-
fortunate. eve to enlistment, in the
regular army? Farmers cannot make
too much Of their sons; they cannot
show them too many discreet favors /;
they ci,snot make home too pleasant
for them. We would earnestly advise
every farmers son to keep out Of the
'regular army. 1t is no place for a
young man who has a home in Iowa.
Should your country's flag be threat
ened, should your country's life be
~impcriled by foreign or domestic foes.
lose not an hour in enrolling yonr
name among your conntry's defend
ers but in peace your duties in life
will best be performed as a citizen.
The regular army will find its quota
among those whose lives will at best
prove little more than a blank, and
whose aspirations gill be satisfied
with the routine Of the camp. 1t is
true, the service is honorable and
necessary. but the farmers sons Of
Iowa have 20 nobly filed the obi.
cations of the State to the General
Government in the trials Of war, that
they have no occasion and are under
no moral obligation to swell the ranks
u the regular army in time Of peace
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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-06
which - Yes faver!

The Democratic party is an enemy
TO democratic government. II is the
party Of oppression and ~aristocracy.
In the great warfare between right
and vroung, justice and in;qnity.
freedom aud tyranny, it has ranged
itself on the side Of the devil. As
rim prospers it will flourish. as OPP
preston gains it will increase, and as
bigotry aud prejudice seize upon the
minds Of men it will envelope them in
worse than Hyperborean darkness.
To what degradation has the party Of
treason fallen The following
from the Tribune, is a just summary
Of the doctrines openly:adsocated by
the more reckless press Of the Demo
cratic party:
]. The population of the National Debt.
2. The assumption of the Confederate
Debt.
3. A Constitutional provision against
Negro Suffrage.
4. A full. complete, universal, uncondi-
tional Act Of Oblivi0n.
8. The restoration Of all Coniscated Is.
tales.
q. The re establishment Of Human Slavery
wherever il las beer abolished.
I. The repeal Of all the reconstruction
laws.
8. Liberty for White Men, Equality for
White Men, and Justice fDr White Men.
3. Slavery for Black Men, with its conse.
qucnt Inequality and Injustice.
Z Ofcourse the policy wing Of the
Democracy are rot ready to openly
Syow these principles, and there are
many well meaning Democrats who
would be mortified could their eyes be
opened to The full iniquity Of their
leaders. Still the true aminus of the
Demneyasy Of today is clearly cx-
l,ressed IL the above platform.
III contrast. let as consider for q
moment the principles Of the Repub-
party. Tie party was organic
10 prevent the extension ofslavery,
! guiliag motive The firmer estab-
I Of HE principles Of freedom
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-06

The following aat;ering notice Of an
Icwa book, we copy from the Chicago Jour
mai: Mr.. u. q. Richman, a gentleman
connected with the legal profession at Mus
~catine, Iowa, and brother OF Judge Rich
man Of iha, city. is the author OF q new
yolume-The Talisman and Other Poems ;
jus, published BY Demorest 4 Coe, Of
Muscatine. Mr.. Richmaa writes with con-
siderable viSor. and displays a poetic ,alen,
which promises even better verses than those
embodied in this collection, although there
Is much therein 10 admire. Tie mechanic,
al portion Of the book reflects great credit
uron the Publishing house Of Mill 4 Co., Of
bes Noines, for the superior I'M in
which they have executed its ~typograhy and
binding. In these particulars they rival
many Of The oldes; Eastern publishers.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-06

Miss ANNA l.. DIcEiNsoS.-Thcre i
something amusing in the p%ertinacity with
which some newspaper paragrahists period.
ically announce either that Miss Anna T.
Dickinson is oil the eve Of marriage OF
certainly about going On the stage. These
erroneous statements, either the offspring OF
ignorarc e or m~alevolence, have been con-
tradictei over and over again-it would ap-
pear to little purpose. They annoy her
family, i~rritste her friends, and may do no
small injury TO herself in her pnbiic pro
f@ession OF a lecturer. We have authority to
state ,ha, Miss Dickinson is no, abou, TO be
married, that she never had any intention OF
becoming an actress. and, therefore, TINT
she is not TO make her first appearance on
the stage 10 the part Of Donna Tolante
Foilanfe ? in The Wonder, at the Boston
Theatre, early in February This young
lady is row in Boston, not preparing for
marriage or a theatrical debut, bu, detained
there by a slight recurrence Of her throat
complaint, which temporarily obliges her to
give her voice a little rest. When she is
able, which she hopes soon 10 be, she will
resume and carry out her numerous engage
meG,s.-fhil. Press, 20ik.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-06

linss is lecturiug on milk.-Sweden has
500 iron Observation-Disclosures ivory
abonnds in Alaska.--Ship building is very
leaders from America-Mail robb;ng in
Colorado is becoming very frequent-
England has doubled her school capacity ia
twelve years. Are we progressing As rapid
" ?-The COWS in the District OF Colam>
bia are all dying OF Pleuro Pneumonia
The French are successfully competing with
the English in steam nayigation.-l.arge
numbers OF Nuns and Catho ie Missionaries
are arriving in New York from Earope.-
A Prassian founder has orders for a,o0o
cannon. That looks like peace with a ven.
geance.-ladics are being employed AS
hnrse>car conductors in New York.-A
Frenchnan says that 4 woman is superior
70 nan Ia An erica.-Gen. Rawlings is III
with ousumriion.-Fi,z Greene IIalleck,
lately deceased, was a member Of the Ro>
man Catholic Church.-Maximilian disd
largely In deb,.-Dr. Gerley. q, Washing.
ton, has gone to Liberia for a few months
reereaiion.-The $500 600 new synagogue
in New York is nearly finished.
ABovT TO LEAVE Cs.-We learn thatRev.
A. q. Eberhart, who has been for many
years pastor of the Baptis. Church in this
city, is soon TO remove from us TO Plainteh,
III. This change will be received with re-
greet not only by the society with whom he
has been laboring, bat also by a large circle
Of friends who have learned to respect Mr..
Eberhart for his active labors in all reforms
which have tended to the elevation Of NOR
atty in our community. through his earn
est efforts, the society have built a church
edihce, which is now nearly free from debt.
lie has identified himself among us as a
jealous advocate Of the right, and will carry
with him the kind wishes and good will OF
the people Of Cedar Falls. His successor
has not yet been secured Gast!e, Cedar
Falls.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-06
From the Upton Advertise

IL"
4; a meeting of the stockholders of the n.
T. 4 A. X. n. Co., held at Upton, on the
10th day Of November. 1867, John CuIber.>
son was chosen president Of the meeting,
Vim. p. Wolf, secretary.
Vim. II. Alden, secretary Of the company,
tlen submitted the following report Of the
collection and expenditure Of money On the
road In Cedar county
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-04

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anf9rsibeil IL ID iueIlber Sieler oiel MAJ
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gu bringen. Gbenio mar bic &eorgani~
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brig gegrtfeh ilf6 gdD ger6ntaiftfg st'
ben ibamloieiten 8etriigereien. Sta>
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ferffiiBeR miro nHb tdugHet-uuf 6as-
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@efabr zines 6rieges nit Sfrantreib
ooer 9efferreih al.Ssuiebeu.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-04
Sin 20 anDer 6es gsseiaelis,
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Nfeilen lt0rbli6 bon Der Dubuque uno
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anbere @urielitat if Die 9r6be Der III
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gau3e ut aus Selsbl0Gen anfeefGbrt,
wel6e in Der S9mere bon 3 &onnen
bis berab a3u 200 ID bariiren. Sn
8ei9bt @ountb giebt es Steine aenIa,
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tetten.
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elm 9urtel bon 9e50ls, beiteben6 aus
Giden. Mfit bieier einSiscn @usnabme
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Yrairie." Die 8aums mullen oaber
bort CUR Belt bes Dammbaues geplanst
uOroen iein. eSm Srubiabr 1856 trata
Elm befti9er Sturm elm un6 oas Sis
Quf Dem See 0urdlbrnH Den Snmm an
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-04
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tratten bereitet bic benz Spitemc un,deI1 fiuo unb
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Gei6en6au In Oeepaea,

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n9ftpaoa 8aSetten finSen mir oaa Sol
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gu pfan3en lftio ben Seioenbau in aIIrm
@rhlte gu beginnen. Sbre Qusfdten
auf Grfolg baliren ii9 auf 3iDei bis Drei
I'feftlteben6e Sbatfaben. / } bat man Den
Wanibeerbailiti bierafilit 6nrbQdnaiaem
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bis siett bier eepfdrst fuor6en iuarer,
ge0eiber, ais Oh Dies Die ei9ertIisbe 5eis
slnath oeffelben fei. gSir iDifTen niht
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9aHte @e9eaO ailiil 0en SrenA Corral,
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fpbare lin6 eleftrifder Gridlatterunqer,
foiuie oes b6dIt fddbIidei 9onHerS
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eiiIe nitefmeBEi6ci Qnantitata bon Can, !
iueIae iidl persaetid fur feiaen
Bau ihiden, iln6 od California beretts
10 9reBe Gortfdritte- bieiet Besishara
gemadt bat uno uniefe 8erge beteite
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fel6en HihtH aud Dem Seioenbau Elm
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Rrolect 5u DeriDirfliden?
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-04

5robe Sot14aft, fuse gsorte seben AIen freunoIid
Saiiseh stttsn, esDdbeii, staifsssis sOsssDa5fel
men, 9tIlbern Helm =
S@8nbett, bic lsOd gang Dor asf5rm isltsn mar uns
heib erebnt,
@irb pOn auen issf erruaeesi, r1srO aaen Ieidt
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NBtilten toeffsN nilb DaMslIJ wtfbtn befIdnlt.
6lr nabers GinaeInbeiten dbreifIrs wan j. gnas
Iti9) cd. RB- SadfOm No o.,
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-04
SaiIlrs SrD's. YianOs,
Das N,iaap pOu slu,erifa.

0isie pianss wert<M aIlssnetM BON Temyetentsn
RiGtern Z ale piancs, bic NOD semadbt mcreen
iin6, aIei1 on .rtannt. MIs Gmpfeblunaen fEnneu
mir uns aRf piele tauenS Gtaots unb 2anebepobner
nebf sresen AnjaRlen Der Sotf9uIen. Seinihare "
/. NJ. be5ieb<n.
Dieie pianss baben Mot aaein ben betdnbtaen
oeereaa pllsidlRsrs %Eagts non einsm Sabrs ailsr
gehe ter, jpnosf fDb be leRten 9oHre tlr ucls
idbiessR lftiebeitbett 2efer, ,pel9e he aebsaastsh
beHutt u0tDeu.
DieteIbe bobsn Yretfs une Rebaiuen erbaIten, NO
iie unr iunIer ausaeiteat uulbei. Drs 9erldnaen
mad hieeH etanps 1t 70 eros geUeienS hat te Sefreh
0atne8 8r0S. ftp een6tbiat iaben, tire Mrbeiten
5noehuen.
Atsls babka isst cine Der allsashfAnasnen uub u6Hs
isNhtt8flsh Babrltet in zen BtF Skuuttn, inOeA bic
fabrif aHein ber orsi gertel zines Mders qanb Be-
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ss6. IS. $50. s62, s6a, 500, s6s, SO, s72,
ms2s 3R 8psite absnns, Asp gesf Gttg.
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