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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28
Li7EST NEWS ITEMS.

The exes.emen. ii Washington, since Fri.
aav. las been intense. The most sbsard
rnsaoss gained currency, such as Gen. Graft
had been arrested BY the President! that
Seerc,ary Nelses bad offered 70 furnish .
gsa.d ei marines - eject Stanton frem the
War Oaiee; lhat bodies " arnei rebels
were already On their way iass-i tho Capri
tal, a.. l. Is aelorbteliY true t5as Gsa.
, cfaat ana 1ca. EAerT, tie ccma. 4pSe. v
tie .aistrse, II Washington, IRE heartily en
lie SIDE q Congress, Gsa. G.snt haY,ng d.
( cia.el tha. Johnson eoald no. evea hare .
guard 10 tosciDl9 eleci ssaa.ea ifc.- The ] a.
Once,
Geo. Sherman having declined 4 L1ese'
! vromssioa 10 general, tie Prssidsa. under
/ took to bring Ma. Gen. George Il. Thomas
I s.thir Is tolls " eoaaesslng aFoa hin III
/. aoah!e promotion OF Lieut.. General afc
Gsaerz.. Int Gen. Thomas declined aaes
errIh4,ica!ss to BE- Gsed.
Tie President ass sen. Ia tbs nane 0
Gen. E~ing d. ,ecre arr Of War. As sse
rssary Staasoa ii actually ElAns Lat posi'
,laa Il accordance wi.h !aS. Of course ias
ap,,rin,r-eGs Il E@.ng Is farce.
The Regabl,c@n Stale CoGveHissn q Is
som. Ed last seek, adopted -eso!ui4on
/ faFo.isg Grant for pTesiiert.
Gen. acCle;laa has hesI nominated ,.
the pres.1sE: 10 81! tie pace 81 Hr. Adam.
resigcea. At tie CoaE. q =. James, rr. vii
ass be s.sn5rnsa.
The EfAxsisal GvvsTrwsnH has 0T1ers1
d.sf tor troops III tie ParaSrsvaa war.
4 k-i- e lif zen -a.ssi = C4EA'a 70
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

Senator Doanaa visited the so.-
di-rs' Orphans Home 81 Cellar Falls,
LAST week, in lis otHsi4l capacity. . a
member Of the legislative Commit
e appointed for list purpose. IT,
Gaz<-te says q be sisit:
"TAe Committee appointed BIZ the
Legislature - visit the Orrhsn's
Home * tbs place. were SENATOR
Donnan, ct Bachaoaa county. and
Representatives GAYLORD, 81 FLOYD,
and Knapp, e. Hardin caen.y. Ar.
DoaHsa visited the Home lasi We'd
nesday. being the Only member of
Ia committee present. VI. GAYLORD.
ON account 81 the distance, did no.
reach here /. time, aad NJ. Knapp
was sick. A aan,.sr 81 visitors were
present with Mr. Donnan when he pass
ID through tie Home, ani we car
safely say thu. 81 we're vel pleased
with is condition and general appear
auce. The ch'llreu looked neat and
healthy. and everything connected
sith the management eviBeei great
care.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gle. are continuing
tie systematic management, inaager-
ate1 BY their E.s-eeesters and are
making further improvements as their
o~a practical IDEAS may sag-es,
There are NOW 27s orphans 81 the
Home. and q that number only swc
are sick and they bu, slightly. Tn.
children sere all comfortably and
neatly dressed, aat it is evident thai
the appropriation Of the State ard ih'
outside contributions have been care
fully and ju3seioasly expended. :
/ NJ. Donnan expressed himself a
well pleased and mach surprised sit
{ The condition CT ths Hone, and In
nea. appearance Of tie inma tes, an
will carry with him favorable repor
70 TIE Legislature. He seemed 70 b
Impressed with the necessity OF
larger aud be..eF haillins. anl : larg
er appropriation by TIC State for Ii
support Of each i4mate."
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28
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BOLD SoB3EUN-SAFE BROKEN
OPEN -sI-.ouo STOLEN.

We are iafoviaed by Wm. Baker, Esq.
from Wape.la, that the safe in the osSce Of
tn Louisa eoGnty Treasury Was tEssea open
some time daring Monday nigh,, and seven.
teen thousand aollars in c7e.uhaeks aud ma
tioaai hanA earrency stolsn. The rressur-
er. Mr.. kremsr Was IN the office Gn:l II
. eloeS tia. night, and sAe County Clerk
and one or Two oiaers passed through the
Coaf; House \, about II o'clock, on their
retava irem edge meeting. The huilding
was entered Though window. and the safe
bsoSea open by means 81 steel wedges, a
slesge, a8d a crowbar. The sledge and 9th
or teols were taken from a blacksmith shop
near by. From the amount Of work Zone III
The sA1E. ,ilne il Is thought that a number of
persons were engaged, but nethiag definite
is known in regard 70 this. The safe was
lsrSe sized cue. and was though. 70 be bar.
ia. PROOF Sorae ss0 or .arcs wears ago an
unsuccessful attempt was iaade 10 blow open
the safe thea in the os'Ics SUD this oae was
purchased 10 take The place 81 the one then
damaged. Carsency ameRatinE 10 ss0.0ae
WAS depoSited in aae,her drawer Of the safe,
which was rot found Whether the thieves
supposed ,heY had all, or werc pressed fer
time. of course, Is matter OF conjecture. Jas;
sboat daylight : farmer residing a short dis
tAuce from tqwn, came into Wapello with
bis wagon. sad nolieei a stranger going oat
OF town. He wore :an co,ored sai. and
was carving q CARPET sack Cpcn inquiry
At .as hotels Il was found tia; 30 stranger
had stayed ever night in the place, sud the
impression \ that this man was connected
wish The robbery. he Was tracked several
miles in the direction II tbs city, but mus;
hare len the mails Travelled road, as nothing
more could Sc heard cf him. 4 number Of
citizens Of ..oeisa eoausy il parsa;t, and i
Is 70 be hoped the meney ~. be recovered
and the rohhers captured The Treasurer
has afered $ reward of 81 ESQ f5- the mos>
ey aai $500 Tor tie 2ersea o. persons By
whom i vas stolen. Tha money taken vas
All rab6s fsElegge. aCtl.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28
The soldiers Orphans Home at Ce-
dar fnAts.

We eopy the fo.!eAias interesting leues q
Mr. 5, " Cole. the lately sppolasei Saper>
ia,eaiea; az Re Hone, from the Yves: ga>
iea Gs,ssft !. ,eIs exactly he condition
sid wAps- Of ske Home. We s.as; tie l.eg
isls;ar@ vi; make the necessary sPpropria>
sioas 70 property sas;sia tie Homes as soo-
a. possible after tas reForss u .as visiting
committees have been made.
Iowa SoLDIEks ORPHANS Hons. }
Cedar Fails. Feb. :, 1855.
" Friends. Slss.ssa r TalssssJss .-Ae-
sept IL thanks q ths ORPHANS q shss Home,
ST your exSeilens basstts. II j. all - have
- give Yea Pat car v-avers. I nave heea
here but oae 09ash. Aai feel gGste 81 home
ai,a mv sittle faaaly az tarec aGa8rci,
Aa q. ,s's = aase sre Super
Inlcn1sGs. N-s-oa, >lss44s, az A2sse.
SIX Swung Nomen, tl-ee Teachers, tx
Caoks ard Kitchen Girls. $50 N8shEomen.
tEo lEsa3r- tslE.s. rl5se Ward Nomea-
asQa. thlrsy children u 5 ward--aue Baker.
Gle >hoera4Aer. There are two hundred
and - veusy>seves 0rpsaas non 10 the Home.
/ He bare het &c sick children. Al 10 verv
peli.
lsis s pleasant wo-S Is labor si,h these
CHILDREN. Ths eniy unplss.san; ieat-Fe asoas
e4r Home Is ths miserable sccam moist5ons
..r these eAsk4rea. ana or beiaw III ieht asl
lie sis1e. Oar daily expresses are ahaut
sea ms eoal xssiher. ae "a. So 's-
moalh for ssnf. B4rM So ~ So ware Il
wa.93 lar. Ess l&9 issvas Ct brpes. ; 3
@5-1h q zaeas- 0ae hss Erad E-5au - e eas.
Ter 8 seek rhrse hEsa#ls as Fots1sas-s ~ saeai,
ess-. etc. W. e. sS2@5 Per esaash rs Z
e1a-he and sisessa sScA eaiA. To- sttss.
+ Il Is too a2i u Keep our Solassss' urnhaas
- We Aaa sbl ga ia. fhs amaaas AprFn,
+ rriasea : too sn@l - sarr.sri taese q. .ssa
/ aroPeE.T. Al isx-sses ars car : she eass-
fsal- Nos &C. pises & rs 81 ; s.Ae San
IS aEaseee. 80 aaz sgG Hss so. IAs
{ Legislature mas. % saasthiax. We uasr
. 6 .st.ls mere h5srsl sTth stsse cGsl1>
+ -en.
] All rlsa I 80 , r. ard sn i.he-iar :
/, earnestly = iAsss leAr a<rkass Wonf ae
+ CAD 10 go y9s s. esr i we sd eoa.4 sA1w
I Foa some kss asgs and girls - IepA can
! hast q.
foar friend.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

marks u Mn Wan H. Fleming, DSpG-
~ Secretary # state. aud man v ho
san ka#n more nnmxei figures IL his
brain ,A4a 3av ether person tn Iowa.
tie has been iUSly termed "1walk,
ing w tyelopc3ia : - aai he Is anshat.
aud ali sIaAnac threan 10. No oae
ever knew llm 70 go - dinner, II he
was oa She tsaek " IA untoaad " un-
located figure.
This CenSus Book should BE in lie
hands OF every cltl4ea of Iowa. /,
tells Us aN ahou, is present condition,
in every way, and has is past histo-
~ and statistics all in amat.sheli. Its
regular, .sucs'cGi i'm pGrco, (which
is the La,Iu tor great deal crowded
into small quaftevsl We consult 1t
i, All times, and it there is anything
ahout Iowa vl.ich il don't tell, We
have never ran across the omission.
This Is a spontaneous item, which Was
suggested 10 ear mind Just Row rs We
hooked iato tbs book for something
We wanted and found; aud in the
goodness OF our heart. we wish that
every State in the Union had as good
officials aud official deputies as this
Iowa has
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

ST4sBISG ADVERTISEMENTS. -Ev-
cry man doing business should have
a standing advertisement for the ac-
commodation IF the public. Parties
frequently call st this Office to enquire
Il such and such business is adyer-
tise1 In certain papers. Last week a
gentleman called 70 enquire If GER
tain business was advertised In the
McGre-or pagers. We looked over
both papers for him. bat could find 10
al. Il shall he obliged to order from
Chicago. them he replied, and pro-
ceeded 10 make out III order the profit.
upon which would undoubtedly have
pal! for standing atyertisemar, ia
both III the MEG egor papers for one
year, We learn since that the wares
ordered can be readily obtained at any
time ia that city.
Still another in the same week. WI
fonnd the advertisement Of one firm
for friend who objected 10 dealing
vith;t. We knew perscnalIs that ar
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28
No. % Nat.isn Lan,.

Nee York, Dec. II. 1851 (
In nav Card OF Nov. !, 1887. I s.ar-d
that. ssf0r the pWrposr OF m ore fully
supplying the sS anss OF the public,
and I'm order 60 prevent unserupu-
lcus dealers from Ssajiuin. on trfte-
rloy and worthless goods aH the
Norton Gold Pens, : shall here
except oniy 80 duly appointed and
authorized Agents. etc. 10 tAls
plan have since strictly adhered.
In socspting Agents. great care has
been exercised TO appoint thoss who,
by long-oontinrsd fair dealing. hare
acquired = reputation Tor honesty.
resp onsihlity. and probity-Insn in
whose word the public have learned TO
place confidence. These Agents have
agreed 10 keep q full Assortment Of my
pe1s, and 70 sell them ~ rsy pu bills ed
p..ees. thus the Du6lic are supplied
By thesa with Just such pans As they
rsr., eiras. IS TO writing or price. AID
get : fe,l eqaiyaisg. s2r til money
paid
&c agent = appointed 70 travel from
place % piscs. OF canvas tie country.
SO sh.. alI WHO ~ans 4 Ac<.on Gold
Pen rnuzt xss i. from the Lcca. Asen.
o. s-or-. h@2ds-arters-
None need apply for tie Agency ex-
csps - conformity 10 the AhoTe. TIA
Aherai discount "Io Cabs ,asl.
suAcicnt i14Eosrasns 70 al oe..cr-.
A. NORTON.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

violated the tenure Of eflice bill ia
accepting the ofG q of Secretary Of
Mar o,l iaterim Thc following i the
section Of the law under which the
arrest was made;
Sseaes 5. Persons accert.ae DC exercis,
ing Office contrary to these act, are declared
10 be guilty 81 high misaemeaaor, and. unou
trial and conviction thereof, shall be pun.
lsaed hs sne not exceeding $4,000, or bv
imprisonment not exceeding ESQ years, Of
both,
Gen. Thomas was admitted 10 bail
IN the sum OF $4,000 After lis re-
lease, he wen, % the Office &C the
Secretary of War and demanded
possession. This was Of course re-
fused. and Gen. Thomas was ordered
out Of the builaing and TO his own
Office as -Adjaian,-Geueral q the army.
Gen. Thomas then went away and
Secretary Stanton retained possession
Of the otHce. In view of the danger
Of leaving the office q, all, Secretary
Stanton had lis meals brough, to
him aad sleeping arrangements made
for permanent possession.
III ihs lIease. a, 2 O'clock T. III. .os
the same day, Feb. 2si. the recon-
struetien committee made the follow
ing report;
First, In relation ,c tho papers referred to
The Commits. The eesaG ittee foeas, that
the President, On the sis; dav of Fehuary,
l>eS, signed and issued . commission or
letter al aathors.y Is l4orcr.o Thomas, dir
Getting and authorizing she said Tacnss to
sc: s. Secretary of Na- a.! iafevi,T, and %
take possessions otihs books. records. and
ether gaoSc rroper,y Of the Nss depart.
meu,." Here follows NJ. JoAnsoa's lc:,sg 70
Thomas.
" Il or the evidences collected hy ;Se com.
mittee, which Is hSrs5y presented, sad IN
virtue ef the rover wsih whssh they have
been invested ~ ihe HoGSe. ;lev are d. 0p>
pisicn that Andrew iohnsoa, President o
sAe Uas,ea States ought - BE iaaneacs ei al
lish cranes sni misaenaeaRors> Their there's
fare recommend 10 tie Hoase the sdopsiog
OF the resolution. signed, Stevens, Bingham.
Barlssrn, FsrnS worn. Resmaa and Paine
Rcsss-si. TIA, Asi~s~ JoAaSon. prsS;-
dent OF the Cai,e3 States, Be itnpsaeiei
q high crimes and rnisderaeaaors Il eshce."
Debate upon this resolution con
tined Monday afternoon. when the
vote was taken. resulting in its al
option by les yeas 70 ~ nsys.
Messrs. S;eseas ami Bingham were
appointed s committee 10 report The
sctIen OF TIE House to the Senate.
The Hoase then appointed the follow
ing
Committee of seven 70 prepare at
.;eles a. Impeachment NesSrs. Bout
vel Of Massachusetts, Stevens Of
Pennsylvania, Bingham ai Ohio, W H.
son ii Iowa. Logan Of Illinois. Julian
Of Indiana, ard Ward q New York.
On Tuesday. the s5th. the House
committee appeared il the Senate
snd reported the setion OF the House.
The Senate thereupoa
5cselsss. TA.t the message frur the house 81
representatives relating t. the impeachment Ct
Aadrsv Jahnssn. hS referred IL ssiect eas1-
Eis;ee q scve- = seasssef ard rrrcrt ca tae
szEae.
The chAir appointed . the seiee.
committee e4,lel fer BY Iowas-.s
resolution On Impeachment. Messrs.
Howard. Trumbull. Coak.iug, Ell
munds. Morton, Poneroy, aud john
son.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28
Republican State Convention.

L ae Twelfth ASnasl Republican State Con
HeatSas Of iewa v IL he Acla ~ PES Meiaes 81
Tasssdas. the I'll 3ey ., May. 1855, AZ ten
oclaek 4 ", fa- shs purpose 81 uesslaSiia !.
saat delegates at large sni twelve &ist-is. dele
gates - rrrFvsea; the >ts.c cf Iowa IN tie Ma
,.eaai ReeE5iisan Ccassatief. d meet AZ CHI
cage 0s ;se ZesA day Ct Nss. l>ss. Also two
siectses II large ana SIX district cicsto-s sor
Pres aeni ara Vice President u the laiss&
ssstes. Aise eNaaiiatss fsr STATE e1Ssss - 70
sa.sca a. tic BrNt ceserSl else>aen.
The fStie e. repEescn;icn MI * one delegate
ior eseA orcssir~d eeansy u he Stake. and II
addition tAerS.e enc delegate for every TIVE
eea3rr4 votes ~ fF>Staen ese- enc hundred
ess, for SAlGSi &err.s for Gevs-Ia. 81 the lSst
general cisciissn- All satsrs ~le supported the
ucta,aces ana PRIME pies 81 The RsF 2tll>sa party
al shS lssi cs4eyai sseetisn, o. are sincerely re-
gco,sa, tar re, hxviac done =. Sre ees5isily
uvise4 I take par. Ia sending delegates u tbs
tvuvsasisa-
~. sr.s- q AZ hssssfscar Ssass Csss Gssa.
l. = NoJA>k tAG&F-sns.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28


TIE DESTRUCTION - TIasER.-
TnE REMEDY Tie native forests Of
our country are wassing with j rapid
i.y which :, or saogld be, truly alarm.
IN. Tie amaunt OF faeI required b.
the toen j. enormous, and this de-
mani alone VII rapidly waste away
tie limited supply which nature fur
nished ~. Mach has been said, and
maoh written. upon tits subject, and
many CT our farmers are doing 3
most commeniable work in planting
timber .sr themselves a. well rs for
coming generation but attention to
this important interest il far too limit
ea. One al these days there must be
serious Inconvenience, If no. positive
suffering sFom the de4r.h Of timber.
Tie rapid disappearance CT forests
Throughout, the nation, and in fact
throughout the globe. has for years
teen the cause of great alarm 10
thinking men who haze taken pains
70 Investigate the subject The dis
appearance 81 The forests has 10 many
localities. produced very deleteriols
changes in the climate as well q
great Deterioration Of the so;i-sanay
deserts existing whefe timber grew
centuries ago. The olly remedy sol
IL evils which follow the des;ruct On
81 forests Il, for each man who owns
land 10 plant trees. Every farmer
should have his five, ten, twenty, OF
forty, or more acres Of timber-ae
pending upon the size Of his farm. A
very few years Of culture only arr
, needed when the trees will take car,
Of themselves, and begin to pay :
rrasfit o. the Investment The tims
to think .. ,his matter and lay out /
plan for acti9a, Is row, before III,
active duties o. spring emplo,
I lie mind In other directions. AS -
have stated heretofore. ne believe III
nest satisfactory results can be a.
Z tanned ia this section from planting
i tie seeds " the Silver Maple whicl
ripen il Nay Or June and may be q
once planted. SGcA seedlings. II III
ground Is Wei attel a. for corn. vii
grow to the hight II three or foH
fee, the first season, aud seven .
eight the seeond--iaaking the MOS
beautiful trees we have ia this cliiaats
Every farmer is interested in tbi
matter, and every one BY looAin
about aud making an inYestigatio
ler himself, c4n - once realize Ii
necessity for action is this direction
Marxaailtcses Times.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28
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p,Nss OF COZ Gxr>S

on Tuesday. he l9,h inst, the Senate RI.
fused to admit NJ. Thomas, Of Maryland. !;
aayiag hsen shena has Is supported tbs Is,
telliou las se.e sso>,d = mass 10 u yeas.
Senator Gsiaes voted t. adinii and Harlan
10 reject. IN tie Ho@se, ,se executive aa
propulsion li'' passed, aad lac aray aqlr,>
pgiasioa passed. Ia the House, q l6ars-
day Nn Amendment 70 the army approqsia'
ton bill, making Induction 6 the army,
was adopted hy yote q 81 so g., @Asg
sAich lie vi. passed, Tie pension bit
wAieh appyopriases S'o.S5o.OSo, passed the
EcuSe an SAsanlsv.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

Tue CESsrs REPORT. w e endorse
every word q the following compli-
ment TO our Census Board from the
.StGts Register,
Tie best book that hss been or
vii. be published in 1858, for Iowans, J
is the :. Census book, published I'M
der the direction Of the Census Beard.
We suppose thar Secretary Of State
Wright, Auditor Elliott aud Treasur-
er Rapkin, aided By their Deputies,
are responsible for the good work.
It's Just like them. Their works are
all OF that kind. We ssppose. hos.
ever, that they will not qaarre! with
US for telling the public that much o.
the completeness. accarateness, and
breadth and rninuteness al informa
ton or tie work. bears the penoi
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

the laws, and suffer ,he penalties .;
ttcir laHsa In this respect, An
qrcw go,. avas grcsiscls NJ III
servant NAa blacks Bis boots. L
Andyew can vi7.att .aw IS ;he iand
With lplpnai,g. ny servant esN iastis
claim the sa,,e privilege. In viola
ting tAo law~ and deiyiug Congress,
Andrew johnson has not only sab
ieo,ea hi.ase.t - impeachment.
tut has Deliberately insalted every
friend Of law aad oraes IN The ma
isan
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28


Andrew Johnsea clsIn.s tia. the
Tenure Of Office bill is ureonstita-
,iahal, and thus attempt. . PALATE
his epeu violation Of is provisions.
50 Nigh. any other criminal claim
tha, the law he h.s violated is gaeon-
stitatl5nal bz. would tia, secure
him from jast punishment: Is An
drew Johnson the person to decide
upon the nneons.ita,ionality Of a law
Of Congress. or IS j, the Supreme
/ Corr.s Is Andrew johnson Z die,
tator who may suspend tie action o.
: law ,. pleasure, 50 far Is il con
Germs himself: l. the opinion Of ri
ignorant Tennessee politician relatiy,
10 the canstitutioa2lity Of : lax. d
greater weight than tina. Of hanlrei,
Of the best educated lawyers IN IL
land 7 The SIMPLE fact Is, Andre.
johnson is bogad 10 obey every =,
Of tie land, until officially preaouns
cd unconstitutional By the Sapren.
Court. as much IS the hnsnblest cit
zen Of the republic. Having del
an,ly violated law Of Congress.
only remains for Congress to procee
against him in the manner provide
by the Constitution.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28
IOWA lEGiSL.sCURE.

The Legislature assembled, pursuant 70
adjourumea,, "a TavSiav. Resolutions 81
sympathy n;.A GsnsrOss, APPROVAL q S,aa-
ton and con taastiaa 81 johnson, were IN
tyoiges& a 5a.a Houses. ani discussed a.
length. In Ice Senate, the resolutions we're
gsssrsal aAi made The srecial order Fas
Thursday ID he House he resola;ions aere
passed ~ ro.s Of ~ ases 10 Is aays. Boih
Houses aiioarned till Tharsssy.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28
. - . -------------
Iowa On the Crisis at washing ton
pEs Mo,SSs. lsss. Feb :,

prs MosSSs. lsss, Feb. -.
The following cis7s;el: vas sen; ~ the
s>a4,oss ana Representatives II Iowa j.
Caasass. to~isy:
laEs AeiSss, Iow.. Feb. 15-Ths Safe
81 lo~a stands by her representatives III
Congress IN their opposition - csSpct:sn
aad tie ssarpaSloa g, 4 n'gh os5siaL She
WI give Re. s;rsasta 10 suppress anarchy
AMI - .2A,-sSis the Gorevamea. No Svm-
pAiAire- wlia treason. however elesa,ed his
ros.,ioa, can tr.ae With sae rights " = free
peoa'e. 4 hRn3rea tha1sa1d Iesans are
ready 70 maintain iae .ays gritty Z tie CE:ea,
TX Consultation, aad TIE Laws
sisA. SAArGL Mrssltl,
Governor"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28
Candidates fer Congress.

\ paragraph is going The rounds,
stating that Senator Patterson Of
Floyd Co.. John E. Burke Of Waser-
y, Jadse Fairfield and II. 0. Pratt
Of Charles City. y. c. Dseriug aai
Wn. Ather,en Of Mitchell. ladgs
BG-iiek d: Wi1neshiak, All ~ Hob
sen of Fsveste, are candidates :og
Republican nominations . Congress
IL place et Hen. VI. g. Alison, who
aow 50 sbly represents this district.
It Is ro. yet altogether clear tha;
the district esa aIosd . dispense
Hnh tAe service ot IS pressat repres-
entalise His lesg experiences may
possibly b q the CREATES. service ~
his constituents ii tie future. No
Republican Il the House has stood
fTner n every eEneF seucy u manifest
ed better sense in general Legislation.
Let hin use every possible effort TO
I secure S more economical alTnin.s.ra-
ton Of national affairs aai he vii
secure tias unqualified appreciation OF
TIE Republicans Of the 81 District.
] We SIRE not advised whether NJ. Al
lison win agaia lie a candidate 10,
nomination. On: il shy event, lie,
fitness govern the selection wi,hoa,
reference 70 locality. We are As
much opposed - sabaa.ssion = ~
irigae on the part OF Dubuque poll.
'iciaas IS AM one, bat !. should be
remembered HAT tie controlling els'
nent Of the party il Dasasae. which
last .ear carried tie county, alone p
all the counties il the district. against
Gov. Merrill, i IL aatasoaisln to Mr..
Allison. There IS no danger that
Daoaqae will lead tie district BY ,hs
nose.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

service wild The Pope, embarked from New
York a few s,ass SINCE. 8
I4ates, reports indicate tia. ;tefe is no
protat,lity ,nattte war 10 Abyssiuia viii b.
ended tbs, veo
Prussia has iecried 70 recognize the rights
ofsaturu.,4ei .AtnoFiean citizens
J. ". Stevenson has been nominated for
Governor, IS ihc Democrats OF Nv.
Auo,hcs revolution has broken on, in
Spa, ~ish >ome chances Tor success. por-
iueal Is also greatly agiiated.