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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-28
Impeachment.

Our contemporary IN q Ieading ar
ticle of his issue Of February 9th,
gets off the following:
''Impeachmeut has now assumed def
mite form, and thanks to the blunder of tn,
President, a clear case is made out. Tn,
Tenure of Office bill he disliked, and re.
solved to set aside, issuing orders to hi,
subordinate to disregard it. If he will
make u policy of executing what laws h,
chooses, and disregarding those he ma,
deem unconstitutional, the sooner he is re
moved the better"
We feel little disposed to fight
the battles Of Andrew johnson, a.
VIC take none of tho responsibility q
placing him where he is, nor can VI
inJorsc him except in cases where W.
think he is right beyond all question.
The President is sworn to protect
and defend the Constitution and
it matters not from what quarter an
assault. may como. The Chicago
Times in late issue gives the gist
Of the whole matter in the following
paragraph.
There would be no question Of the
power Of the president to remove
Stanton, were there no tenure Of
office bill in existence. If that
measure be. invalid. tho inquiry is
presented whether the executive
may assume it to be so in advance
Of a decision Of the courts. The
general rule and it is a very safe
one to follows, that all officers Of
tho government are bound by laws
Of congress, or legislation Of con-
gross, until the courts have declared
the measures to be in contravcntion
of the supreme law. There may be
exceptions to this rule. Should
congress pass an act declaring the
presidential Office vacant, or the
abolition Of the veto power, or Of
the rightof trial by jury, it would
be so plainly and Enthusiastically un-
constitutional that the piesident
could only enforce it BY violating
his oath to protect and defend the
constitution. In such al event let
the common sense Of every man de-
eide whether the executive should
obey the act Of congress or his Of
fetal oath. "
We don't see how any can fail to
appreciate tho logic and common
sense of the above, but to put the
question beyond al dispute, We
will again draft upon the "wcll-6ll-
ed columns of the Cresco Times of
Jan. 9th.
CosaREss.-This body is again in ses-
sion. The work accomplished before the
holidays amounted to but little. 1t is cx-
pected that members have returned re-
freshed, and full Of the determination to
do something. And it it expected they
will cease to legislatc for party, and work
for the country. Every attempt At parti-
IN legislation has proved as it ought, .
wretched failure. In one more instance
will the Senate be asked to interpose in
behalf Of member Of the Republican par
ty, in the case Of the restoration Of Stan
ton to the War Secretaryship. Whether
he Is successful or not, We think the Ten
ure Of Office Bill, under which he claims
protection is unwisc and fagrantly unjust.
The President should be permitted to
choose and retain at his pleasure, bis con-
stitutional advisers and executive officers
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-28
ssRecOnstrnctiOn''!

Two years ago, the Radical Con-
gress found every Southern State
reorganizcd under loyal governments
with Constitutions adopted by Il Q
people, with full State governments
acting in subordination to the Con-
stitution Of the United States, and
with representatives duly elected
applying for admission to Congress.
But this loyalty, this popular self
government, this indication Of re-
newed prosperity and peace, was
entirely inconsistent with Rad
ical ideas. The Southern repre-
scntatives were refused admission,
their Constitutions and popular gov.
crnments disregardcd, and provis-
ions made to replace them by negro
rule. New Constitutions were or
dercd to be framed, with the list of
voters so arranged as to exclude a
great portion Of the whites, and ad-
init all the negroes to the ballot
box. 1t was simply required that
in tho election to approve or disap-
prove the proposed black Constitu-
tions, majority of those registered
should vote
At last. in one State, the Con-
stitution arranged on this program
me has been submitted to a vote.
And it is found to be utterly con-
demncd even by those select few
whom Congress permits to vote
Under the law, the people might cx-
press their disapproval by voting
against it or by staying away from
the polls. BY staying away from
the polls, large majority Of the
registered voters have expressed
their detestation and disapproval of
it. Tho negro Constitution is de-
featcd.
Thereupon, Mr.. Sherman intro
duces bill into the U. s. Senate,
declaring that this black constitu-
tion. just defeated and repudiated
by the people. shall be deemed and
taken to be their constitution, that
the State shall be declared organ
ICED under it, and that its rcpresen-
tatiyes shall forthwith be admitted
to Congress. In other words, after
packing the registry of voters. after
submitting the constitution for their
approval, and after, they have ro-
Jected it. Congress now proposes to
force it upon them and compel them
to live under it.
This is indeed DEMONSTRATION"
With . vengeance. The will of the
white people was set aside when the
State Governments was ignored
two years ago. Now. tho will Of
the blacks and whites combined. as
is represented by tho packed regis
try list is set aside. A constitu-
ton is to DO forced upon : people
who have just rejected it 1t the
polls Was ever State SO recon
struetod?" Was ever 4 constitu-
ton forced upon the people against
their will? Where is there the
least mblance to self-govern-
ment in such course Of action !?
Surely there cannot be an honest
Republican who will not blush at
this parody upon freedom. and Who
does not feel that his country 10 hui
inflated in the eyes Of the world BY
the miserable and wicked farce that
his leaders are enacting. -Utica
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-28

There appears to be growing
beliefin every quarter Of our land.
that the life Of popular govern
ment and free institutions, depend
upon the result Of the coming Presi-
DENTAL election; but in view of tho
wild course Of the revolutionary
Rump in its mad efforts to establish
Dictatorship it: would seem vain
20 hope for another popular election.
4 party that will assume to Dust
legally elected President from his
chair and override the decisions of
our Supreme Court, and trample
under foot the Constitution, the
great charter of our liberties, and
fulst Dictator upon the people Of
"ne-third Of the country; will not
hesitate to GRANT the same blessing
to another section Of the country
if such q ,neasure should be found
necessary to prolong the existence
If said party.
We have no fears but there will
be an election in form but We have
good reason to anticipate that it
will be after the nature Of the one
just held in Alabama, where the
safest, if not the most cffectual
method Of showing ones disapproba-
ton is BY staying away from the
polls. The present assault of the
Jacobin Rump on the President is
evidently made in tho hope that it
will enlist the action of the Demo.
cratic party in behalf Of their own
repudiated executive. the unfortu-
nate johnson, and thereby limit the
Presidential contest to a fight be-
tween Grant and johnson, which
would surely result in Grants favor.
For impeachment once accomplished
johnson il powerlcss aud any effort
on the part Of the Democratic party
TO replace him by their ballots,
would only give tbs Rump with
,;rant who will have sslo control Of
tho military arm Of the government.
pretext for establishing . sort Of
Jacobin censorship over tho northern
states and thereby enable them to re
peat the FARGO practiccd in Kentucky
and other states during the war and
even after its close, where the citi-
zen Was compelled to find the ballot
lnx if found 1t al, surrounded with
the awe inspiring glitter Of . SCORE
Of bayoncts. ..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-28
Rodlcul0us Dispatch Of Gov.
MoErllA - tho RunnP.
s4 Snnn
DIs MONIES Feb. 25s 1868


The State Of Iowa stands BY her
Representatives. in Congress. in OPP
position to The dcspotism and usur-
patton Of . higher official. She will
give her strength to suppress anarchy
and maintain the government. No
.,mpathiser-with treason. however
elevated his position. can trihe with
Tho rights Of ! free people. A hum
drsd thousand Iowans are ready to
maintain the integrity ofthe Union,
the constitution and the laws.
[sigsed. ] SAM. MERRILL.
Governor.
No ore doubts but there arc :
hundred thousand Iovans ready to
maintain the intesritysof tho Union.
-, Constitution and the laws, but
VIC think il would DO safe also to
FAY that there are hundred thou
ssnd who look upon the mainte-
a1ncs Of tho Constitution and the
Union 8 m entirely different thing
from standing By . revolutionary
,ymp. eoRposed in great measure.
- tbieving. blood-sucking. wire
workers who daily trample under
/ It tho most sacred provisions Of
!, 4 Cdnstitusion, and thon with the
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-28
Kmpirs Sewing. xa-
chine Co.,

1yn0vol w. ~ os0aesS
rREAT IMPROVEMENT n Sowing
NJ Machines. Empire SHUTTLE, CraAk
Notion Sewing Machine. II y teYe rsar
dered noisless in setion. lts notioa b
ing I'll positive, i y not liAIls = 81 81
Of order. Il u ths best Family 4Asa11el
Notice 10 called 70 our new and inpssvee.
Manufacturing Machine, for Talssa, aad
Boot and 0Aos Filters. Agents weAfss
= whom . liberal discount VIZ , Glveo>
No Conignnsats Asds vsAA9
MP EnYlRo 0aWlRo 0A60ouo -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-28
HOLlDAYPRESENTS.
Dry G0OdsI Fancy Goods!
JEWElRY AND Sill vERWARE
worth 2,ooo, 900! All sold for ONE DOLLAR
EACH.
ARRANDAlE g. o..
162 BROADWAY new YoIE,

1UZ BROAUWAH WV IVBk.
AGENTS YoR EUROPEAN nAHuRAcTuRsao.
Announce that in consequence Of the over.
stocking Of the lnglish Market an immense
quantity Of DRY and FANCY goods have
been consigned to them with instructions
to be cleared for immediate CAsH, At any
sacrifice. A 4 Co., have, therefore, re.
solved to offer them according to their or.
binary system Of business st d each, With.
out regard to value.
The following list shows the original
Wholesale prices Of some Of the artse 4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-06
\ Gang 81 Counserfessers Ara
rested.

s. Eresn shs cleveland RtzsaAeslsg.
Ger some time past the United
States authorities have been aware
6fshe hact that In this neighborhood
ID lnrre quantity ofcounterfelt money
WAS In circulation, but for . time
they were unable TO find out where 1t
was Hsanuaap1gast 7tpe a1xaged
In the efforts ho discover the makers
ofs fs, after q great deal of hard labor,
&Icceeslesa In tracing itat last 10 Ash
tshula sonnty, Chic, and yesterday
arrested six persons, who, Ii h alIeg-
ed, have for Sometime been engaged
III manufacturing the worthless trash.
Their names are Mason Bakfr, w u
han Sharpe, Dwight Faulkaaes, Al.
ssThorsaton, George MI lockwood,
EanxI q Fouaan known as Maria ood-
Werfh. Lockwood has confessed the
HkoIc matter and will be used as q
witness against the others. 1t Ii said
that the woman has been tie bslsi-
ne<s manager Of the whole coaleern.
Thornton has already served one
ktefu In the reuitentiary Tor the
saIae crime, His hail was fxesi III
tI0 - ~ g1l wos -
ard Il ~ kaIcf Ne E.
~ 15uk H1ker and ayhaxpe,8 hill
W. liked IT " $50, ara Faulkner
|AwhHB allowed 10 10 Ogl hts own r0cog
Eni1as1re. Their examination via
kalfs place naxt week.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-06

sag- Notwithstanding the war en-
ded Ia 1866, the expenses of the War
and Navy pex,Rrtn1eAfs iakzxR ag67
two years after the war closed, were
IS, 500, 900 more than during the FIRST
year of the war. Where does all the
money go? The expenses Of these
two departments in 1867 were over
III, O00, 900 more than in 1866, and
from all accounts the increase OF 1858
will be double that sum. Again we
ask where does all this money gog-
s>A1l efforts in Congress to reduce the
Expenses have proved futile. The
Radicals continue to squander the
money and add TO the cost of living
Of every man, Eosnan and child In
the country, In order that they may
Ireyel In luxury. The leaders OF chat
marty, are now tr1jng 90 eject 1rnt
Il 4 Issss III Iii isirss I'd pIanasr 4
tie national treasury World.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-06

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-06

o. I i J. y
~ Y oklyn epr,e, I Rev. = y
~ War Hoec1i Ia b seEsl1l
IN chaf y feW W. \ ago inco1
flIfed tn ibll6win3 which uaay ~
considered a. q choice extrace
sssre grow more mushroom men
than any nation In the world. t
only rafuirsn ten years Il. place 4
man In conspicnity and To bury him
with ~. These be neR of power,
bat rot III influence. They rea,te-
sent 10 much gfgxicuf fssssss. but they
influence no ono. The past llnki1
such. II had Hannibal, Alexander,
Caesar. Nap0In0fs, WeIiingtnfa, and
1t b tive Tint while they were, th&y
e 8 e z z
hind. We have saok characters In
our time, aud aes are Jsauisa9 10 hUs,4s%
EAen. III remains ID be seen III tic
Americans win spalr1a flaese creatures
Of ebay, these masses of aninaalisra,
and rise to reaEarrilng men Of moral
principle, Of Christian character, Of
ciri{ capacity r.
Beecher couldn't have drawn as b
better likeness Of Grant, yet we sup
pose that his love for folly and party
win induce him TO swallow this
Creature of clAy,m this imam OF am
inaafssn, = this mushroom, = Grant
Just al many others Wlll do who
think no better OF him. - Dg5soB CD
Ledger.
nzasSi .ea /.
his lately Published work Oh Brazil
has the following on tho mixture Of
races
"Let any one who doubts the evil
of this mixture of races, aud 10 int
cIined from q mistaken philanthropy
to break down the barriers between
them, come TO Brazil. He cannot
deny the deterioration consequent
upon an aanaigaInation OF races more
widespread here than In any other
country In the world, and which ia
rapidly efnseing the best qualities of
tho white man, fliA negro, and the
Indian, leaving q mongrel monde
script type, deficient In physical and
mental energy. AT time when the
new social status Of the negro Ii o
subject of vital importance In our
craftsmanship, we should profit by
the experience OF n country where
though slavery exists, there liz FAR
more lfberality toward the free negro
than he has ever enjoyed In the unir
ted States. Letus learn tlie double
lesson; open all the advantages Of
education to the negro, and give him
every chance of success which cui-
tnre gives ID kiIF IFpGD who knows
how 30 use &c but respect the Laws
of nature, and let all our dealings
with the black man tend to preserve,
a. far as possible, the distinctness OF
his national characteristic, and the
integrity of our own"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-06

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incomplese. III
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presented 70 y. he also presented
to a sollle HsiecfB 81 pefffsied Wood
found In the same pit, 4.
= Two yxYfznx furles visited Indiano.
ii 4 fnw days ADD ID the purpose OF
ashoyinxa sogns Of their aqneer'' on
the honest people QE thai town. At
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seene az their EXHIBITS. The Journal
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i fellasu n : akifr rasss.d Muaca-
ts,,a I tSa o + dav who halI.startea
fmn desg esieeils ad ys}e 90 10
the head waters OF the Missiseippl.--
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ter cruise.
lid tnifainv faetorv il beiila
b,.sst 81 ts.a.Iay Wanslis Frank
- ss, r,a - .sr ii, thc NJ "a. II.
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purchased q 300 Sunday School ii
bgary.s q s.sssI
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ton are erecting . cfiurch ediiiee
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-06

RUAE AND NEGRoEss.--Mr. Sam
nsr wants a bill passed to relieve
from tax certain eargoes ofrum now
waiting shipment from Boston and
Salem to Africa. The association OF
Ideas may be Whimsical but this NJ
calls the old time when the good
people of New England did thirty
s :.'lIiDI;s;;
they still end q good market for
rum. We do not wish TO intrlde,
but It does seem to US q little odd
that Mr.. Samner, the leader of The
party OF moral ideas, and Senator
Wilson, the head of the Massachn-
setts teetotalers, should be SD aux
ious to obtain facilities for the expor-
fation ol 80 much gaIn 70 Africa
Is this love for the negro, or nice
little item OF business Nv X. Jour
nal Of Commerce.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-06

The stake-holde Of MgC ool and
Coburn, noiiies thena that u they
don't make the arrangements for
their an,illn soon, he viii giye up
the money, BY
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-06

To deSt10Y Lies On eatya6 GO
dissolved III spirits IL an etfaeta
agent, and may lse used ~ all aH1q
evess III Nepy eaid n
the least fnIury To cattle. "a
The Cottaze Gartienex, Of Lon
says eAfthifg mp potafssS dln.in
tbs pxodmGk and nefaff1e tbs III
OF tho tsibefs, Long exlex1 ~ s.
England have proved kii@ Tact ll.E
Milling up the potato win reduce fhe
csop one-fouvth. !,
IA fsofse Il ii MI Inclined III Kick
I'M harness, l1stsm 60 NO exeAse6 uzAtl6
fS,r hkg having done So lie n1Ay 90
quietly for d week, month or year.
but unless he b lza1ra tnex pef1e1e-
ed colt, Kick again he VIII - sure a.
he Ii a. hETses In aftsr kaQtFlilts
syIlsEE hiSkfsas8 fksesax1ss u MORSE Kicks,
he Ii not to be radically cured OK the
propensity; believe no breaker who
promises se sstake h osatk6s HIM
Ac rrpsponaeut Of the New Eng.
land IfOaieetud hAs 90 atlae lskt
s e. 49, as n IN sl,Ss 8
dinnry hsuse 81, md leY et 81
dikce a$ sound ard - 1890 apE0ae1cS
"a at hrst. Potatoes inad nflx
left unds1g, II they do moi fkees16 our
Ing wilIlefs l.ayari 8. I. pso NH
s AM shse m I'm | s'y
lsnrueste d him t1enIan Of kssftns
~ tnnr Axelntfad ftnn the a3R HEoD1
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owna9 nazane af3aaseat ioss Df .he
eost o. the ampr0peMenks aeas1xuIiie
1 20 the Manaes "a the ioSs tnsreon, y
lnvalid, ana sncn portion o. city
eAaTisf 20 autnoTIzes az assIt as
upon thai principle, u In Violation
/ NJ go kan4e Ssstssas
The expense OF constructing Q
sidewalk u 1Hantz city io., u ne-
Ing . public improvement IKE tne
paving ana gra9n 81 sns SIT. I,
should not De asu ~ properly ~
proportion 70 Ins Il1 9a 49, siao.u
pc assessed upon al of tne properly
benehffed oy the Improvement W
proportion 70 the Denert tnsas sseely-
ed--sne SDIastlInIson Teqnifes suci'
burdens 20 Dc rasaniy eorfe.
49,. :. !. : 49, r,s.s
10y sO~s 1a shs asss
/ We have already printed enough
to show that &c M yuaAaF Nd ~
that mortal man could 90 to suppress
The New York rot. but Y there are
following proclamation issued Dy
him On that occasion;
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| cafv ,siriaafinr in agar,asitio.r % The
conseri nfioss 0Ysfasilsrx Ypr Che mill.
tarv serviee of the United state. has
s y, ,a.s sss gssp b ~ iss S
nr s - r,ssasefIlI citizens. I knou
r,anv ~ ssss ssrI,1. h.s,,ss - rfses.
| 1880 r. flsssss I,pxxsaassInrs won ii
nj harn aIinulsatf f5,elsasAIvfss tn ~
esrrsesI i, - s,,ess-s.vtrernqs 1f violence
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