Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-06

more t0An 20 say tn4t Mr. dr1nneit
invited the gentleman 70 come agaiH
he would find the Democrats cheer
ing, and the people voting - usual
for Grant and freedom, inviting the
oppressed people in Pesnsylvania to
come to Iowa.
Rev. Mr.. Brand, ! Baptist clergy
man, . native of England, asked to
say q word, and urged ~ an English
man that free trade was jnst Whist
we wanted. We want TO make you
cloth and iron, as our men will work
for half what yours will. We cannot
keep our people. It is true that it
will cost half the price OF your grain
to get i to market; but You are
young, the land ID rich. Just do a.
South America, Italy and Spain do
we take their gross materials when
~ pass them. His English speech
drought down the house."
President Magoun, called out, said
he took no part in political discus
sions, but could not refrain from CIV
INC IN opinion that nature pointed to
this - the great and independent
country of the world, and il was too
early to Surrender our infant enter
prises to caprices Of foreign nations,
snd then accept such terms as they
would give. He predicted the haat Mis-
sissippi Valley is destined to be the
seat OF great industries, OF skilled and
diversified labor, without which no
country could be Independent, intel
ligent and rich. To foster young
and promising industries had been
the policy OF our government, and Of
al parties, and il it was continued
there would be cheaper goods by
competition and better reward for
labor. II departed from, we in Iowa
are too far west.
Mai. Shriner asked for . vote,
which was taken, and more than ten
to one against him.
Not finding much comfort there
he has passed on, with his Democrat.
ic ally, seeking consolation elsewhere.
As ct Grinnell, 50 at other places,
will the people ct the Fourth Dis
trict see through this little game
which is being played BY Democrat
from the East and the leader Of the
Democracy Of Iowa. The Chairman
of the Democratic State Central
Committee, thinking that Mr.. Smith
could not attend 70 Mr.. Walden in =
manner proper and saocessfal, has
,, concluded to join in with hum, and
has also, to make strength trebly
strong, added to their forces Mr..
Shr,ber. Now we have not the least
objection to free and tull discussion,
and are not dispoaed to sweepingly
condemn all Of the foreign gentle
! mans tariff and revenue views; but
We mast say that it does not look
we'll for him, claiming % he docs to
he neutral az concerns present poll
tics, to come here and lend himself
10 : Democratic game. and yoke
himself with the chairman OF the
/. Democratic State Committee, for the
carrying out of an attempt to elect
tie Democrat Smith over the Repub-
lican Walden to Congress. The peo-
pie Will recognize in this, in this con-
fession that it takes three Democrats
to meet one Republican, the same
old cloven foot, the same old game
OF the Iowa Democracy first to di-
vide and then to conquer. We do
not know that the people of Iowa
are suffering for the enlightenment
given them by Mr.. Shriner, Of Penn.
sylvania, it is probably they are not
unwilling to listen while he amuses
himself-but if he wants to get at the
ears Of the Republican people, he
should have chosen tor his adver-
tiser and exhibitor some one other
| than the gentleman who is the pres
ent official head OF the Democratic
party OF Iowa.-lS.ate Register.