Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-05-25
Iowa Politics.


Iowa Politics.
The Iowa Falls Sentinel warmly
endorses Prot. Palmer for State Su
perintendent.
The GAINESVILLE Star says that Col
Scott viii command majority o
the Sixth District.
The Howard county Times advo
Gates Hon. III. c. Bulls for Lieuten
ant Governor. The Republican press
OF northern Iowa seems to be sup
porting him almost unanimously.
The Clinton Age nominate Wal
ter |. Hayes, Of Clinton, as Demo
cratic candidate for Judge of the Su
preme Court.
The Clayton county Press knows
of mo man better qualified for the
Senatorial successorship than Mr.
Harlan himself"
The Iowa City Tribune judges
from the tone Of the Republican
press, that Col. Garrett will be the
nominee for Lieutenant Governor.
The Glenwo God opinion is strongly
in favor Of Prof. Palmer for State
Superintendent, and says that he is
good lawyer as well as thorough
educator.
Harvey WILDER, OF Nashua, is
candidate for Superintendent Of Pub
lie Instruction, aud the Post say!
that che is the equal of any man Oh
the track for that Office
The Cedar Falls Gazette denies
that Prof. Allen has withdrawn from
the candidacy of Superintendent o
Public Instruction, and says that i
shall support him with all its ability
The Grand and Petit juries of thu
u. S. Circuit Court arc composed o
prominent men from all sections Q
Iowa-and 1t is said to be the pre-
valent opinion among these gentle
men that Major O'Connor has by ia
the best chances for the Republican
gubernatorial nomination. Daver
port Gazette.
The Temperance Banner says
ave are glad to know that the nam
Of Henry O'Conner for Governor
hailed with such general favor by tn
Republicans OF Iowa. What man
there whose past record has bee
straighter or nobler than his? VIVA
man is there whose native talents ar
OF higher order, or whose hear
and principles are nearer right? !
progressive man without being a
iconoclast, a politician without bein
a scamp, himself above the need (
favors, and yet not forgetful Of tn
oppressed and degraded; by natur
thoroughly in sympathy with the PEI
pie, a gentleman in the best sense (
the word, and last, but not least,
radical temperance man, what bette
can we do than to place him IN II
Governors chair2"
The following from the Fo
Dodge North West does not hone
Major OConnor more than it do,
the paper itself, which, while it is Ell
Enthusiastically devoted to Col. Ca
penter's cause, does not hesitate ,
3 speak honestly and even generousl
of other candidates. We extra
from a notice of Major O'Counol
: presence iii Fort Dodge: "He
here on behalf of the State to loo
! after the defense in tho school Riv'
r Land cases, upon which SO many
/ our citizens have been sned. II
r Major is looking finely, INDICATE,
, that his mind isnot seriously affecte
!. by the excitements incident to Il
r Gurbernatorial canvass. There is I
b man in Iowa who has more war
e personal friends than Harry O'Co
nor, and should the duties OF the 4
ecutive Office be committed to i
hands by the voice of the peop
: they will honor a noble. souled al
). generous hearted man."
y ThelNevada Egis has an attic
on the local strife which has ris,
: between Carpenter and Scott lin !,
Sixth District, from which we quo,
1T the Convention choose Col. c.
, penter for their nominee, the trien
Of Col. Scott will give that choi
just as warm support as his os
friends can give him; and on the co
trary, if the Convention give The
preference in favor OF Col. Scott, ,
] shall expect as hearty a support fro
; Col. Carpenters friends rs IS 4
!: from the entire Republican party
, the State for the Republican non
rec Tor Governor. The idea that HI
its birth with the Iowa Falls Sen
. ne! and has been approyingly cops
.. by the Carpenter papers OF the -
.. trict, that Col Scott, by allowing
name 10 90 before the prouIe. is 4