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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-07-23

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-07-23

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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
PLATFORM.

q sRsrsas Upon the eve of political canvass, the
f15ma honored usuage Of our party requires that a
sti6sm Of principles be announced for the govern
<3a.nG OF those who may be elected to ONCE
FL A,as1ee6, That the Dsmocratic party view with
gss thsa action Of nscsupeious majority in Con-
n thslr etteWpis 70 3t1hrb ASspow ers of the
q esss5 q ia rs0ts ana Sanesions re-
E0srvAd te the Stats 0Uvornment6s ssF
Rs:olred That We favor yefurm in the ational
Banking system, looking TO an ultimate aboishment
q that perncious plan for the aggrandizement "
: f0w. at the expense of the many.
IS Resoiped That now, in time past weare opposed
10 high protective tariff. and that we will use every
effort and defeat that system OF National
Legislation, which would enrich smallclass OF man
nacturers at the expense Of the great MACS OF pro-
ducers and consumers and that We are in favor oil
such reforms in tariff system as SHAH proiote
commerce with every nation of the world.
Resolved That the pretended trial, conviction, nd
execution of persons belonging to the military or
naval service of the United States by military COM
mission, and we denounce the same as unworthy OF
free people, and disgraceful to the American dovern-
mont. go ,
Resolved That we demand no moro. and will sub
nit to nothing less than the settlement of the Ala
bama claims according TO the recognized rules OF IN
Sensational law and that We declare 1t to be the dnty
of the (iovernm to protect every citizen whetner
naturalized or native. in every right of liberty ana
property throughout the world without regard to the
pretended claims Of foreign nations to their alegi-
ance.
an economical administration Of the National and
State Government that the people may ne as speea!
rs possible relieved from the load of taxation win
which they oppressed, and that pubic omcers
should be held TO strict accountability TO the people
for all their official acts.
Resolved. That a rational debt Is national curse
and that while favor the payment OF our present
Indebtedness according TO the strict letter Of contract
10 would rather repudiate the than see mace
the means for the establishment of an empire upon
the ruins of constitutional law and liberty
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06

Our readers are referred to the letter of
Hon. Geo. Gil'aspy. Some silly editors.
of the opposition, speak Of the democrat
ic candidate for Governor Of Iowa, as
wanting in polish. This may please
snobbsry where it is wanting in argument,
but the published reports of Cts speeches,
his letters end all other matters by which
he can be known to the people of the
State, indicate blunt fairness which fan
cy politicians do not have the honesty or
the intellect to express.
Aletter addressed to US hy Mr.. G. short
time ago, said, in substance, that he had
never met Gov. Merrill, but understanding
that no was not q public speaker, he (G.)
thought it improper to invite the Governor
to canvass the State. We thought this rs
fine an exhibition of the genuine gentle
man as we ever heard of in political
circles. IT'S easy "to dare an opponent
out" if you know him to be no public
talker, and then ''blow" over 'the decline
to meet me-" Geo. Gillaspy has too high
a sense of honor to descend to such a
iNse. He is worthy of the position to
which he aspires.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06

A knowing traveller out west, who had
chartered half bed in a crowded hotel,
and was determined to have the best half,
bucklcd spur on his heel before turning
in. His unfortunate sleeping partner bore
the infection as long as he could and at
last roared out:
Say, stranger. If your gentleman,
you ought to cut your tee nails" 4
To supply the demand that comes from
all parts Of the country, for an increase OF
the number Of small notes and currency,
the Treasury Department has made
arrangements in New York for furnishing
Il fractional currency. By the first Of O;
tober tho new one, two, and ten dollar
notes will be ready for issue. when the
com panies propose to furnish $500. 900 pei
day, and, if possible, increase that
mount. Exchange.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06
News and Items.


A balance wheel which weighs $4,000
pounds has inst hnan nnst fn~ /. r---:---."-
cause, bat shall DO what l can ror-<E
with my vote.
Why is it, Brother Tompkins, that we
do not 60 more on men of merit, and less
on party prejudiccs I? sometimes feel
disguised at myself for being party man
at all. You know that it is only few
that run the "ring" machine, and in their
own interests, tool
SAM sprung this Anti-Allson issue. for
a hobby, and now sam is afraid to ride it,
but with the "O'Brien attachment he
hopes to get through. ticket to Des
Moines. -
How in the name Of common sense did
Mcneil get the nomination for Superin-
tendent Of Schools? A % year old
school boy, who stood rext to the lowest
class in FIVE Sraduations of classes, at the
''Iowa State University" when he attends
cd school Was it his educational quail
fcaticn7 guess not. Experience, age, &c7
No. Only a boy who foated to the sur
face and was nominated accidentally.
On the question Of choosing man in
whom to cofde the educational interests
Of the County, / will never allow politi-
cal antecedents to play any part whatev-
or. The best man, in my judgment, be
he Jew or Gentle, will be sure to get my
vote. At the instance of many friends,
teachers, and of our present efficient Sup
erintendent Of Schools Mr.. Preston).
JOHN OVERALL, of Tarmersburg, was
nominated as McNeill's competitor.
JOHN is one Of Clayton County's distin-
guished educators, of ripe experience, and
every way well qualified. lie is endorsed
by nearly the entire corps of teachers OF
this County, including Preston, Prof.
Briggs, Wakeman, Macarthur, and others,
of which there is strong combination for
Everall's election. john is war.worn.
battlc>scarred veteran soldier, whose 10y
atty is Of that patriotic kind tiny country
first /; my self afterward." He don't
want to study Law, but will attend strictly
to official duties. He will beat Mcneil
out of sight. suppose john, believing
that any man who does not think that his
children's interests are paramount to par.
ty preferences, is wholly unfit to exercise
the right of the elective franchise. In
thus dealing with County candidates
seriatim, hope that l have not exhausted
your patience. Like good clock wound
up and set agoing, I 60 until run down.
If am indiscreet in some Of my prefer
ences, have the charity to attribute it t.
my zeal for men of merit.
must make mine a mixed ticket.
Yours Truly,
A. DoPTED.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06

The Washington Dispatch says: The
administration papers here think that the
presidents denial of the story that he was
engaged with Fiske & Co., in the recent
gold speculation was wholly uncalled for,
and quite out of place but the fact that
the president admits that he ordered
Boutwell, to sell gold while the panic was
at its height, excites severe comment and
proves the truth Of the recent kilograms,
that the president was appealed to ty the
New York Union league Of bankers, to
order the secretary to sell gold. An in
yestigation, which has been made, shows
that after all, gold declined IA per cent
from 62 to 4S-before Boutwelrs order to
sell had reached the assistant treasurer in
New York.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06

THE SECRET OF THE ALIsMA's SUCCESS
EXPLAINED hair is secreted by Its
tie vesicle or gland, and each gland is
nourishcd and supported by minute
blood-vessel, and as long as these bood>
vessels carry a sufficient quantity Of nour
ishment to these glanGs, the hair will
grow; but if, from disease or any other
cause, these vessels become INSTRUCTED or
forbid, so much so as not to carry to these
glands sufficient quantity Of blood to
nourish and sustain them, the hair will
become dry and fall off, The reproduc-
ton Of the hair, therefore, depends upon
the restoration Of these small blood-ves>
sells to their primitive and unobstrncted
circulation, which indication the Alisma
performs. 1t is absolutely necessary, be-
fore new hair can be produced, to stimu-
late the sea p by the application of the
Alisma, which excites the blood essels to
an increased healthy action. Remember,
it requires time; for if the hair were to
start as soon rs the tonic was applied, it
would probably be five or six weeks be-
fore it would make its appearance through
the skin.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06
Where to Remove the Capital.

The governor Of Iowa has appointed
delegates to the capital convention to be
held in st. Louis. Two gentlemen arc
appointed from each congressional district,
and some four others from the state at
large. AS is we'll known, the object Of
this convention is to secure the removal Of
the national capital from Washington to
St. Louis.
1t is a little singular that Governor
Merrill should not have any more patriot
ism than to thus Aagrantly overlook the
interests Of his own state in favor of those
of another state. Does not Governor
Merrill know that Missouri developed
during the war very copious amount of
disloyalty? Does he hot know that he is
indirectly, if not directly. laboring to
make treason respectable? Il he not
aware that he is playing in the hands Of
traitors when he aids this attempt to make
St. Louis the capital Of this great, liberty
loving nation?
But IT Governor Merrill does not know
that his course is one design d to give aid
and comfort to the rebellion. he should be
made to know that the duty Of governor
is not to look after the prosperity Of other
states, but to secure that of his own CON-
monwealth. He was not elected by the
people of Missouri, hut by the loyal
voters Of the Hawkeye state. AS Gov
ernor Merrill does not seem disposed to do
his duty in the case of his constituents,
The Chicago Times is obliged, to the best
of its ability, to attempt to supply the
deficiency. In order to do this, we do not
hesitate to assert, in the strongest possible
language, that to loyal Iowa. ami not
half.and-h half disloyal Missouri, does the
right to possess the capital belong Il ia
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06

a sweet boon, this capital matter, which
should be given only as prize for good
behavior. Iowa was loyal during the
war, and since that event it has elevated
the negro until he ovcrtops triae, even,
the white residents.
But not only is Iowa the proper state to
receive this promotion, but any of its
cities have superior moral, political, and
financial claims over those put forth by
St. Louis. One Of the chief reasons why
the slatter wishes the capital buildings is,
that business is dull, the progress of the
city arrested, and its future gloomy beyond
description. So faras this class of claims
is concerned, there is no town in Iowa
that can compete with St. Louis. There
are none of them that wish the capital as
buoy to prevent them from sinking be'
yond redemption. All Of them-if the
right of the capital be based solely on
grounds Of charty-have less right to it
than St. Louis. Even Keokuk cannot,
for moment, rival st. Louis when the
question is as to which is the poorer, the
less progressive, and the more in need Of
assistance.
But, when it comes to activity, progress,
and all that, then Iowa cities have the
best claim. Burlington grows the finest
grapes; Muscatine has tremendous pros
poets; Davenport is the handsomest city
Dubuque is the largest and most energet.
ic. ANY Of these towns would make a
stunning place for the national capital.
If Governor Merrill were to consult all
the various interests involved, we think he
would select his own County, and labor to
locate the capitol at McGregor. This place
offers unusual facilities. 1t is located on
either side of a assure in the bluffs, and
is so narrow that congressman, however
drunk, would find falling impossible. 1t
has railroad or two, seven or eight in
prospect, and, what is better than all else,
it has the distinguished honor of being, or
having been. the home Of Merrill
Chicago Times.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06
Financial & LaborRefo Ticket
For Representatives,
R. C. PLACE. NJ. O'BRIEN.
For Auditor,
For Treasurer, sM
CUAS. SCHULTZE. H.
For Sheriff,
JAMES JACK.
Ter School Superintendent,
JOHN OVERALL.
For Surveyor,
EZRA HURD.
For Coroner,
JOHN p. KKIEBS.
PLATFORM.

wHsn,Ae, About 95 per cent. of the population OF
the United States producing classes, and the ol
ar per cent hold about si1ty per cent OF the cap.
tai OF the country and control the legislation OF the
Nation and the States for their own benefit thus
creating moned aristocracy at the expense VI the
producing classes. Therefore.
Resolved That the bonded debtseft tile United
States not payable in coin, should be paid IN
legal tender notes last rcdeemable; the legai
tender money converted to bonds at m annual rate
OF interest," not exceeding three per cent; such bonds
being reconvsftable into money at the pleasure OF
the holders. -----.-.f -
Rssolred That the National Bank notes shonld be
withdraw n and no paper circulation other than legal
tender money issued by the General Government
having tho wealth Of the nation as its basis and re
seivable for oil purposes as money throughout TIT
Republic. ,
Eesolved, That erery species Of property should
bear it's equal and just share of Taxation for the sup
port of the Government and the payment OF tho pub
lie debt.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06

1t is limited shat the japanese colony at
Gold Hill. CAL, is much less successful
tha1ha been claimed. A correspondent
reports that there are but eight Japanese
there that the l40 ''soon to arrive
never have embarked from their native
land that from the several million tea
seed brought by the colony, less than $50
plants have been produced, and these in
puny condition and that only two of the
several hundred mulberry trees brought
are alive, tl,e-dry summer having killed
the remainder.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06

GES. vAxDEvER is suggested by the
Davenport Journal for y. s. Senator, to
iii the unex pired term Of Senator Grimes.
The impression appears to De ina. uos.
ernor Merrill can make an appointment
fill the unexpired term. It - NOT propa'
BILE that the Gov. will make an appoints
ment. and if made, it will ne only until the
legislature convenes. The Legislature
will elect for both the short and long term;
as was done when Senator Harlan resigned
to accept Cabinet appointncnt.-Des
!aoins BuNetine.