Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-09

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voar tieap md dayonIng crimes, the
mantle of charity, father than see
you inca S,erated jim the State prison.
And you fewaydeSl him. as you do
the n,esl Inv DeS Moines, who kept
YOU frum jait bv going on your bond,
and otherwise besriending you, not
beCnuse thev didn't believe you gull
ty. hut because they had been your
neiohb0r so fop-. but, for this you
are serving them as they might have
expecte,l. gs ~. -
Your abuse of Gov. Stone is on q
par with the roiber, who, in the
darkness of the night should enter
the house and steal all the valuables,
and then the next day go about town
Dragging OF it, and abusing the pro-
prietOr Because lie didn't wake up
q nd discover L,m in time aud shoot
him. Amt you a lovely specimen
To talk abOut meeting Gov. Stone
with his ,ecord. Have some shame
and i,lalo. r0pr. guilty lead iy0m the
sight b. men Who know you. TIE
on v blame anvOne has ever lad on
Elk Gov. S;one Is the fact tnat he
didn't find out sooner that you was a
thief; and TO this ohjec. ION we desire
to say that in our opniOn blame
should not attach to him atone, jf ut
ali. Let it be remembered that this
man Orwig was unanimously recon-
men,led bv the Central Com mittee,
whose secretary he iad been, and by
the party of tue State, that he was
supposed TO be an honest mGn: that
white lie was secretary in 1864, the
Legislature refused to pass bill rec
commended by Gov. Stone. requiring
the Gov. to live in Des Moines, and
building an Executive Mansion, but
did provide by law that he need not
haeaa ~; .me .dp''hi, al. Ds ,hsence so' nr, ~ri
,.aS @ tha Ss:rat,rv tbenl Then Il
,nay mon mt me- ,he understood general,y
thai nu,Ione i'm the state eypectcd
these alra fts to he sent to the Gov. as
the law uroy;des that they should be
sant a;r.ntlvuto the Trcas,,rer. and
when thnsn drafts first came they
cana in envelones directed to tbe
Govornor without letters of trans.
m;tt., mr. other thing to tell what
thay ware for and first came while
the Governo,. WAS at Savannah,
GEORGIA looking after the sick sol.
J;ar. and were taken ont OF the mail
ana msad or stolen Inv the fellow who
nnu .,onen,as Gov stone because he
didn't discover him. and under the
II can readily be seen
hnu Tho theft cou,d be kent a secret
cnra lnng iine A vast dea, of GOOD
would have been ACCOMPLISHED If i,
had heen sooner discovered but that
CIV Stone was ever negligent O,
tlerelict In duty, or failed to do all
that was required of him, no one can
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5IstleHA An 0mIetr OF the State. rtcOg'
niZed rs such by the law and the
custom, as the Governor himself, and
had he not been a thief, not flaw
could have been picked IN, or black
spot be found on his entire record as
Governor OF Iowa.
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