Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-19
LITERARY MOTTO ES


toricat WORKS historians nave 'ee''
more P'eh'h"' III '1e iof'ne''' '''''S
than III the 90 t'ef' LON ''e E''' .'I"'
III That e''ll war 'he cause oi '"e IVA
ton prevailed Ger the iaet'o'' nc
Nlctors are ever more really 70 Pre-
clam the en- thanaFe tle co"l"''o''
Inc Son,Aara S.atcs,atlee tae t'oSs =.
WAr nave sent out two w1FNS 'fea''hS
\ oi ta1 war, Whtea may ha taken ~ rep
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e''oo''e ana eoia's'e''"
ihe otaer, by lion. All, stephens,
late QH2M wee President OF the late
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osopatrai trc.tm ent OF the causes o.
tae war, WITH dc'lsAon OF the VITA
p'!n-;pies IN ieF'y.ng tAe action OF The
two Opposing forces, ali an attempt
70 eNpia,n the Constitution ct ;ne Uni
! veg states, IN SUCH way as TO AFFORD
AZ excuse 20 the CIVILIZED WofiI tor me
iate aooEtiNc attempt on the part OF
''lo '2o9''e'ii States 20 oFea.> Vi, 'iie'f
- '''o'i 90 wy = iiiisis
lie IS quite ready TO deny what 1t
has been so fashionable to assert, .hat
the war was but the continuation OF
that "lrranressib!e conl.o OF which
Slavery was the ettsHs t'.A He rather
IN common with the protoundest think
ers' and best readers OF tie !ani' goes
farther town to tnd the great bone OF
coh'eas.eh' lie mus TIE real lhila'-
'n"1! % se'l''lh shs oss"een 'he sup
poitefs OF the Nation, ana the rebels
10 oe o!Eefent cons'fucl non OF inc
powers OF the General Government
oo'h a 20 us proper sphere ana It's re.
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fo'"As .. - ''...''''. o'''So'''''ioh' II.
peop'F o. s''e ->o'.n were determined
10 maze OF '.'' : 'i''eo '''''es i s''"h-
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oppoSc"' coi'.e',s'he 'iia' w '''.-'oti
va ny one pa' many Dis - ~
c"-'--c''
Ia tie performance o'ths task there
i, ~ Hi.s, probably, better qualified
than NJ. Stephens. Contessediy ne
stands pre-emiaeaay above all 9th
er southern Statesmen. BY cincat.on
public services, AMI natural ABILITIES,
he is iittei for the work. ID say that
he has done his appointed duty with
consunmate ali y.a1rostness,anl ski.
is oaiy fair rec n i4s.oa. lis book
s written il the conversational VEN
three representatives OF the three nor
:hern part es, Ra ical, Conservative
anl D4n ocratic, beng his auditors, in
fiction. Each al l.tot proposes cues
tons or difficulties to be solved, AMI
to all these Mr. Stephens, lla>-s re
ply ana explanation OF course, these
auditors are mere puppets, the crca-
tares Of n, Stephen, own hand.work,
introduced BY him for effect and all
questions and suggestions they pro
pose arc simply the creat:ves of Nj.
Stephens him self The Al,itors are
only m-a of straw. which Mr. Steph
ems has pat up with the hope Of dlping
some into tae belief OF their incarna-
ton. 1t is amusing to behold with
what ease the chief Of the group un-
horses his alvorsaries, and how salts