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The Van Buren press., 1870-12-27
JOY REIGNS TRIUMPHANT.


On Tuesday the president sent word
to the Senate that the San Domingo res
olutions must be put through Congress
before the holiday recess, or else the pro
posed commission would not have time
to 90 to Diminica and return and make
their report before the expiration of the
session. This morning at the early hour
Of Z o'clock Mr Vice President Colfax
was ringing the White House door bell
to rouse the president and inform him
that thirty minutes before, the Senate, af-
ter q stormy session of nineteen hours,
had noored Mr.. Sumner and passed the
San Domingo scheme with but fivo die
senting radical senatorial votes: Sum-
ner, Schurz, Upton, Patterson, and Nor
rill OF Vermont. There has been Joy at
the White House all day, at the plompt
obedience to the presidential doctrine.
Republican Senators and Members have
called to congratulate Grant while the
talk has been open that the threat of
Conklng, made in the Senate last night,
that Summer should be turned out of the
craftsmanship OF the foreign relations
committee, has been applauded to the
echo.
"Let it be attempted" replied Sumner,
and Grant will be taught the lesson that
Buchanan learned, when he demanded
that Douglas should be removed from
the head of the Senate territorial com
mittee."
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-27

Es,- Capt. JENKs BRowY is with us for
a few days.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-27

Fy- At the battle of Gravelotte d
trumpeter was killed by ball which went
in at the mouth of his instrument.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-27
LONDON, Dec. 90,
PARIS STARVING.

Your correspondent, Malakof, writing
from Paris, 18th instant says: We have
arrived at the starvation point. The sup
ply Of meat will last but a few days
longer. To save fuel many inhabitants
remain in bed all day. If it had been
timed, Ducrots sortie would
have succeeded. In the event of the fail
urc of the next sortie.by Ducrot, Favre
and the Others of the government will
leave Paris by balloon to prosecute the
war in the provinces. Trochu will re-
main until the surrender Of the city.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-27
NArcnrz. Dec. %.

ED" rag tor yogr paper
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-27
TELIlEGRAPH NEWS,
'cust& , Y . INV va
The Wal ii EUROPE
LONDON. Dec. IL.

Especial Dispatch to the Rcpubliesn.l
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-27
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 90.

The election in the first senatorial dis
trict resulted in majority Of 1913 for
Dechert the Democratic candidate In
October the Republican had over 1000
majority in the same district.
w ,eu,>-cro~ Doo 90
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-09-08

Editors have first rate time in
Texas. The ladies of a town ont
there have given to the editor of the
paper an embr oilered shirt, containing
4 pictorial history of Texas, includ-
ing the war with Mexico, and the
meeting OF the first legislature, and al
so pictures ofthc fruits and cereals of
the State, all worked IN red worsted.
The editor never wore = shirt in his
lite, and he th0ught.it was a banner
tor the temperance procession " hieh
was to come off.the next week.. So
he made alittle speech OF thsnks, in
which he said he would fling il out
forever TO the breezes OF heaven, that
they might kissits folds, that until
bis hand palsied it should never be
trailcd in the dus,-ncver T. The
ladies did Not understand him; and
when he talked about it's trailing
they blushcd, and said thcy were
very sorry they made it too long !!
But a committeeman took the editor
aside and explained the shirt to him
in Whisper, aud the next day he
appeared at the Office with that shirt
mounted over his coat, aud wrote
four columns o. explanation t.r his
paper. The shire is mueh- admired
by the boys in town, and whenever
the editor goes out for a walk they
follow him in regiments, studying the
history Of Texas and the fine arts OF
the back OF it.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-09-08
Printers aiad Religion.

The chaplain Of the New Hamp-
shire penitentiary says: Il have the
happiness to number among my
friends many printers, but though it
may seem to imply either lack of
ability on the part Of the minister, or
the want of the qualities, | never sue
seeded will with that class. For the
nine long years of my connection
with the penitentiary, with all the in
dueements offered, not one of that
trade has connected himself with my
congregation, and / do not think a
man could be found, of all who ever
tenanted our prison, who could. set
up = column of type. leave the
reader to make his comments, only
remarking that this can not be acct
dental, nor can the explanation be
that the employment keeps them ig-
norant Of the prevailing vices and
immoralities, nor yet that young
printers are removed from the large
masses where corruption engender
and spread. In all these respects this
class is exposed. 1T is. evident that
the employment has an. elevating
tendency, and is favorable to intel
lectual and moral Improvement
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-09-08
Mixed Up.

I've wandered through the village, Tom.
Along with Anna Lee,
70 liaten to the mockiug bird, =
In the cottage by the sea.
Reds bay mare cant Be beat
While coming through the rye; -.
Let me kiss him fos his mother,
Said the spider to the fy.
The colorcd girl and poor old Ned,
Now swell our national songs:
I'd Offer thee this hand Of mine--
But take your time Miss Long.
I'm lonely since my mother died
Susan don't you cry;
We'er all noLding through the world
Then root, hog, or die.
Hark l hear an angel sing,
All! daddy he's struck lie
We're coming, Father Abraham,
Along with Annie Lisle. 81
This song my mother used to sing,
The wearing Of the green
The girl left behind me,
To>day is sweet sixteen.
That nice. young man and Fairy Bell
Are swinging in the lane
The captain and his whiskers
Has marrying on the brain.
We will rally round the flag, boys,
For Johnny stole the ham, A
Yankee Doodle, Hail Columbia!
Or any other man.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-09-08

~, b1F. W III T!E w. n VN- ,EyTBTEv ylsT
while. sndcaforing'tosrnlly his men
ahd HTve the British back with the
bayanct. All, these places and the as
sociations impressed me deeply y !.
a. Upon our return to the city, we
saw and hchrd the wonderful Organ
of Boston, which IS worth a journev
Of . hundred miles, to a,loyer .H mu-
sic; then to the Boston Museum,
which is superior in the character and'
extent Of its curioslties to any IN
Chicago or New York, ! think; next
but ! am tired Of writing and win
close. ~ LIB. NELsos.<
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-09-08


The Tribune addresses the follow
ing admonition to political grum-
blcrs:
ssThe practice Of many gentlemen
who would resent, as an insult, an in
timation that they were not good
citizens, is singular Knowing that
the government must be just what the
people make it they refrain from any
participation in politics, and then
complain that the government is ILL
conducted. They declare that the
party which they regard the best is
corrupt, and make no effort to purify
it., They refuse to attend caucuses
and conventions, and then complain
to5f the nominations. They neglect
voting, and then declare that the. re-
Suits Of the elections is enough to
make one despair Of republican insti-
tutions. "a asyk
. @We seek rather than hope to have
loss OF this in the approaching cam
paign. We insist that Republicans
shall not, stay away from primary
meetings and cony entions, only to
find fault with the results. Take
hold, gentlemen, and help make mat
ters right. If you are not willing to
do this, the least you can do,
if you value your principles,
is to support the candidate whom you
neglected to select, and whose selec-
ton others had, therefore, to make
for you. The man who will not help
in tho preliminary work for his party,
has no right to find fault with its re-
suits"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-09-08

b1he Ska six de1es!sIttsssa ef1esss!Itsa'fs ffrsom Keokuk
county, III thcf lhtc Congressional
Convention, slltnGed themselves to be
the most disihterestidg boobies that
eyer went forth, On a. political expe,
dition. Just before the Convention
assembled for final action, the dele.
gates from Marion,i ibfaliAska, Jasper
and Monroe counties, wish six from
Johnson, numbering 81 in ali, offered
to- cast their votes for Judge Samp-.
son, which, with the six votes from
Keokuk would have Numbered 40.
votes, being clear majority of two,
and giving him the nomination on
the first ballot. = But these .in1lnacu-
late toadies to Bill Loughridge,. insult
ingly turned up their handsome nos
es at this fair andnagnanimous prop-
osltion. The Honorable Jack Nor
rison, and the Honorable Mr.. Hay
cock, Of Capital notoriety, declared
they were too honest (?) to accept this
compliment .fofla brave ,ss,l.ucr and,
distinguished citizen Of rtkeiri own
equity !! " hen We, consider that
these delegates were under no instruc-
tions, except from Loughridge him
self, that they could have honorably,
and with perfect propriety have CON-.
ferred this high honor upon their
own county, these immensely pure
and superGne gentlemen had better
hunt their holes, for if six bigger
fools ever found their way 10 a polit-
ical convention, the fact has entirely
escaped our notice. Pella Blade. q
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-09-08

i
Gail, Hamilton has handled 30
thair,'' the novel Of Disraeli, NJ p,
the Hebrew 'Prcrnier,I with the same
irrevergnt freedom with which she
treated poor old DR.. John .Todds
Ycakling, half a .dozea years ago.
Hear her:
If Lothair were the production OF
7 afikee, so that We were free to
pronounce an opinion, we should say
thas, with the exception of an .occa-
sional pithy and pungent sentence, it
is dreamy, vapid and tiayorless, to
the last degree. We should say that
this Yankees hero was a milk-sop,
was q stick, was all things wooden
and .insipid, that his men are saved
from being puppets only by being
snobs; that his women are, almost
without exception, "inatter too soft
a lasting mark to bear, and best dis
tinguished by black, brown, or fair;"
that his style is ct once stiff and
slovenly; that his sarcasm has no
merit but malice, and his praise no
merit at all; his love is without pas
sion, his enthusiasm being absorbed
in his millinery, that the story is
rambling, incoAerent, inartistie, and
dull. In one word, We SHOULD assure
our Yankee, With Yankee shrewd-
ness, tliat his novel would not sell,
and would do him small, credit if it
did sell vthat- he might possibly, with
care and pains-taking, write respcta-
bic essays. or keep a hotel, and
wonld certainly do well in the tircss-
making or house-furnishing line; but
that storytelling Of such sort would
prove his certain ruin in this world,
and an extremely hazardous venture
for the next. But Mr.. Disraeli is
not a Yankee. Nor is there any
thing in his book which should in
duce us to fasten upon him the i'm
posing epithet. He is, however, IN
NJ. F., and was Premier, and he has
made a hundred thousand dollars by
his book. We therefore die and give
no sign.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-09-08

fontained heavy leaders in demopst "a
tieaef tho profits 10 accn,eto Clinton,
and'to the men who ishould, establish
foundrics and iron mills at that place.
During the nine yeaf from the tax
ing ~, ,he census. in 1860, to the close
ofthe year 1865, the. manufactures
of the West actually doubled. o This
occurred under proteetiv0tariT if that
the Chicago Post 'calls-the most op-
pressive that ever existed. During
the period Of ten years, from 1850 to
1860, the annual product of the man
ufacturiIfg Industries Of wool and
cotton in the States of Ohio, Indiana,
Kentucky, Illinois, Michigan, Wis
csnsin, Iowa and Missouri, decreased
ffon 81, ,94oos4, in 1850, to S3,718,-
tO92, in 1860. This occurred under a
Democratic Revenue Tariff: Need
thing more be said to show the
entire falsity u the ,positiio'ni tii'i assumed
by theAge that to get. yia Of. the
high tariff will bring every descrin-
ton Of Manufactures into the Miss.
issippi Valley" The Age should
bear in mind, always, that facts are
better Than beartifi1f theories.
y But we refer to one, oihsr, arti-
Gle ofindustry to show the falsity
cfthe position aesumedbytheAge,-
namely Iron. In the eight statesXanied
above, in 1850, the annual product Of
Iron Foundlries WAS So, ,SS9, ,9s7, and in
1860, $5,l70, ,9S4, an. increase Of e1,-
s3f ,997. eWeikavenot the statistics
Of any; y the STATE mentioned above;
forI tAeJ.yearl 1870, ekcepfr that of
Missouri. 8 In that State the value of
the manufactures of pigam merchant
iron, alone, for the year 1870, is
placed, at the lowest estimate, at s5,-
5o5,o0O:ta ss34,o16 more than the
total value Of the product Of the
eight Western States in 1860, and an
increase in Missouri of 81, ,46s,480
over thevalne ofihe product of 1860.
This increase Of the annual produce
tive iron industry of the State of
Missouri occurred during ten years
of the operation Of the. odious Pro-
tectiye Tariff, which, if the Age is to
be credited, in robbmg the West for
the benefit of the East, and interpos-
ing bar to the growth Of nanufac-
turing industries in the West. ss,.
Amy one who is. only q Child in the
use Of figures can readily see that
manufacturing Industries do not
flourish At the West only under, and
by. virtue Of, Federal Protective
Tariff. ANY one, too, must SEQ that
any attempt by Democratic or other
politicians, to array the West against
the East On this question Of Tariff
must totally fail, as it ought to do.
We are indebted for these figures 10 Mr..
L. U. Rea Wis work on Industtiesof Missouri,
very valuable document. Mr.. Reavis'
himsclf, places the amount at Sc. COS, 900,
but we prefer to take the lower estimate Of
Jules Vaile, who gives his figures in re-
sponse to an enquiry from Mr.. Reavis.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-09-08
For the Republican
Off to HcSv England.
Avg. %, 1870.

Friend True:
After the Dry Dock Lad been ex-
amincd. my friend and | went aboard
the double turretcd MonitorlMiantou,
amo, the only good sea gong Mon
itor IN the Navy. She had just re.
turned from q cruise IN the Meditc-
ranidn, and is now in tho Dock fofrc-
pairs. Each turrct contains two
guns, and such gans, nothing in the
navy yard or on any other vessel is
hall as large. ! do not know how
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-09-08

Printing Office Melodies.
THE FRESHMAN.

Pull up, my boys, turn quick the rounee,
And let the work begin, :
The world is passing on ditknht, - {
And We must press within
And we who guide the public mind,
/, Have influence far sPd vide. tAA
Ana oil bur deeds are good, although
The devils at our side.
Let ay the Jriskes now, my boys! iq
Who are more proud than We! '.
while vsit The anxious crowd without,
The force ofpoCsrts soesd Il oe.y49s
30 pull away-none are SO great,
As they VINO run the car; s.s +,
And who hnve dignity like those
Who practice at the bar.
And you wSorxiri ths sou@ syssA = j 1
De qubk, yon MY msn:- = - Y
Old Time is rolling on himself,
So beat him u you can; . =,
BE careful Of the light and shade,
Nor let the sheet grow pale;
De careful Of the monkey looks
+-~'-0f every head and tsie.' :
Though high in office is our stand
And pi Gus is our taaks II 8 1
We would not cast a slur on those,
yvAsffill our sSt rlseDF sl
sfhs nltns xpgld is fed by'us,
5 sElsel.il 4tsosisage Asro;
BY feeding that we feed ourselves
Nor deem. or fasc- toodear. q
Pull up, my boys, turn quick The rou.c 4,
And thds the chdse>wc'fl joih; -
We have deposits in the bank,
Our drawrsc are full ofquoin;
And who should more genteclly cut
A figure or Q dash? .}ts.t@u
Yet sometimes we who press so much
Ourselves are prcssed for cash.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-09-08
&K ~ @s#@k
BOOT & SHOE SHOP.
r JUNXER.
ND las opened his shop, one doos

D las opened his shop, one door
south Of Armstrong; Drug Store, for The
purpose of manufacturing Fnoss, Shoes and
Caters to orler, in the latest styles Al
work wsrranted, and prices 10 suit the times.
Ladies, and Gents Caters nAde to order.
Thankful for past fasors and hopes
continuance OF the same. Remember the
place at the sign of the Big Boot,
To.edo, March 25tl,. 1859. .v3nl21y.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-09-08
WHOLE NO.. 1872.

*f's "5 s'+i3tr st Atti"H n aafsJ
- 5ns s7e;Saoy l.swis,t estfa;o.
-'ornT 10 ~'.od . ~ T.iei ,rn.i
=. .da's SD 10 F''r ~ r..ai -,
i@rataeo ee4 Yte,s f9aor1 9,fl
Notice asupo1d 1a l.,-p,y a.issut1
Last Cdlf-without costs.
This I,jls i to notify all persons q
indebted Hb to us,-tMf we, must
haze oar pay-and hope par
ties will not make themselves
costs. by delaying to settle
their notes and accounts with
in the next 80 days. r,
g 4. FREE & MORSE. Y
August %, 1870. "a tt.
,dj ors nAf.iea a,i. M II
ee rses. sil ~ 800. 5ts1
@a s..ss. -sstsr Fi4lai
,s,ss. u &; .3sp7 saa si8 &a.g
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-09-08

DLANKS.-BLANK DEEDS, MORTGA>
ID GES, Quit Claims and Justices Blanks
at the REruBLicAx Office,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-09-08
BANKlN 6
PHOTOGRAPHIC.
T S. MOORE,

Says to his Old. and New Customers,
THAT HE HIS REMOVED
To his New Suite Of Rooms, in the first builds
ing South Of Armstrong; Drug Store, where
be possesses the best facilities in central
Iowa for performing 6rst-class work. Give
him CALL for he guarantees satisfaction
with moderate prices. Lv3n25tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-09-08

w c. Walters, Dealer in
8 w. Groceries, Flour and
feed. Toledo. Iowa. r4- Goods
delivered, inside the corpo-
ratisn free Of charge. 2Stf.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-09-08

Subscribe for the REPUBLICAN,.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-09-08
ATIoRNE VS..

4 II. LAWRENCE, Attorney and coun-
n sellor At Law and Notary Public.
TOLEDO, TAMA COUNTY, IOWA.
Particular attention will be given to tie
Foreclosure Of Mortgsges, Probate matters,
Collecting Claims and furnishing abstracts
Of Titles. Office in Court House. v3n5y
n II, CRAWFORD, Attorney at Law, To-
Os ledo. Iowa. Office over W. r. Johnston
& Co.'S store. I'll TIE f80f ~
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-09-08

.we are indebted for these figures TO Mr..
L. U. Rea Wis work on Industtiesof Missouri,
o very valuable document. Mr.. Reavis'
himsclf, places the amount at S.905, 900,
but we prefer to take the lower estimate Of
Jules Vaile, who gives his figures in re-
spouse to an enquiry from Mr.. Reavis.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-09-08

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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-04-26
THE SOUTHERN METROPOLIS.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLY.

DEAD the opinions of the leading Southern men:
II al eCaId it as of the-abcst and truest OF
our Southern journals, just such paper, in short,
N should find ats way into every Southern house
hold ''-Raphnsi Senlnts.
.sYou have managed to enlist for ii the services
ofunusuay clever writer's, whose laboIs, with your
own have given great and interesting variety
its coiurnns.''- s. Ieakle EPallaee.
at comes nearer filling the place of the London
Saturday Reuietr than any journal in this country,
North or South.''-z1ierander II. Stephens.
81 wish you all success, and from the spirit and
ability wth which you conduct il. trust that the
paper will obtain useful and widespread circula-
tion."-R NJ. 4. Hunter.
s'Its literary and review department should rem
of refinement and culture.''-E. ". Hu6GTd.
'I have felt and often expressed admiration of the
good taste spirit and ability with which the South
eYn Metropolis is conducted."-R It Daniel.
81 know of no paper that comes 20 nearly up to
the true standard OF unconstitutional organ.'-tFit-
liam Lucas.
II am happy to bs able to bear evidence to my
high appreciation of its sterling literary merits,
and Of the judgment and taste displayed in it's Sc
lcctions from foreign journals.''-M J. Spdidins,
(Archbishop
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GREAT BARGAINS!

GREAT BARGAINS can be had by calling a 1.-THE
" New Store of J. acknowledgements Gustav
Browns Confectionery. In order ina Ike room for
Spring Goods, will make deduction of 30 per
cent. on all my goods commanding ON January |.
1870 Ladies' Furs S5-worth 81: Siberian SOUR
rel Sc 5O-w $40; ChiIdren's So .50-worth
SIS. &c. Double W hitc Blankets SI-worth So,
finer grades in proportion. have alFo on hand
large stock of Domestic and Wooden Gonds Call
and my yard wide French Merinos at 60 cents
per yard-worth 75c, and all other goods in pro-
portion. A complete stock of
NT'S WEAR,
In all its bra nchcs from Working Suit at 81 to
Fine Dress Suit at $50. Over Copts from So 81 TO
$50. Over and Under Shirts, Hats and Caps.
Trunks and Valises, and great many other goods
such as Notions and Fancy Goods too numerous
to mention. Call and see. No tIonhI. to show
Goods j. GOLDSMITH,
ban. IL, 1870. Opposite Gustav Browne.
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A TOUCHING INCIDENTAL poor little
newsboy, while attempting to jump from city
car the other day, fell beneath the car, and
was fearfully mangled. As soon as the child
could speak, he called piteousIy for his mother,
and messenger was at once sent to bring her
to him. When the bereaved woman arrived,
she hung over the dying boy in an agony of
grief "Mother," whispered he, with painful
effort, 81 sold four newspapers the
money is in my pocket" With the hand of
death upon his brow, the last thought of the
suffering child was for the poor, hard-working
mother, whose burdens he was striving to
Tighten when he lost his life.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-04-26
MISCELLA NEOUS.

A Mosr SINGULAR cAsE,-For several
years past Mrs Michaux has lived in a house
ON Main street between Twenty second and
Twenty-third streets; with no one else but
brother, who has been for years harmless
lunatic. Nothing has been seen of them for
several days until Sunday morning, when the
chimney Fan adjoining house caught fire, and
in the excitement q negro man ran in the house
to give the alarm. He found, on entering the
chamber. Mrs. Michaux on the bed, dead, her
,btother lying. beside her almost starved to
death. On being Intercepted he said his
sister had been asleep for TWO weeks. She
had evidently been dead for sonetime, al
though there was no decomposition of the
body, which appeared to be almost mummitied
Ii is hardly probable that she starved to death,
40 SIS in United States currency was found
in the house. Two calves in the yard and
several chickens had died of starvation. She
wassabon, City years ofage, and is said to have
been very. excentric, and to have had no inter
course with those around her. The brother
was taken to the station-house to be taken
care of, and the coroner notified of the death
of the old ady.-Richn,ond Enquirer.