Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-09-01
Political.

Capt. w. II. Fitch has the nomination
for senator in the 47th district.
Hardin county Republicans nominal
L. o. Bliss for representative.
There are twenty four State senator
to be elected at the fall elections.
The crazicst scheme ahoat is that sug
gestcd by the Richmond Wing for dc
handing pay for emancipating slaves.
A. M. GiItner is the Republican candi
date for representative from Monroe
county.
The results Of the Kentucky elections
show large falling off in the democratic
majority.
DR. Geo L. Miller, Editor of the Omaha
| Herald, expects to be the Democratic
| candidate for Governor of Nebraska.
Miss Martha A. Peck, of Wapc'lo
county, is the Republican nominee for
County Superintendent.
The Mills county Republicans in con
vention nominated Hon. A. Il. Wright
for, representative.
The Republicans Of Muscatine county
VIII Tex tITH W lllC llouSC lIoIi- ". ~ ~
ans and Hon John Mahin of the Musca-
tine Journal
Cedar county Republican convention
nominal John c. Chambers for senator,
and returns j. @. Tufts and J. w. Beatty
to the house.
Hon. James Wilson was nominated by
reclamation for representative, at the
Republican convention in lama county,
last week
The Jones county Republican conycn-
ton nominated Hon. p G. Bonewitz and
John Taskcr for representatives, witfout
instructions.
The Delaware county Republican con
vention nominated DR.. A. Boomer fol
senator, and C. B. Reed for representa-
tive, with instructions for Allison.
The Appanoose county Republican
convention nominated Rev. L. G. Parker
for senator, and Hon G. B. Miller for rep
rescntative, without instructions.
The Republicans of Linn county mel
in convention on the Gath, and nomina
ted Prof d. c. Kephordt for Senator
and J. S. Mcclure and W. d. Sitzenberg
| for representatives.
If you want suit, exactly cut, to fit
| 90 to Myers & Sulivan's. 44tf
| SPEAKER BLAINE ON TIE STU ALTON. -
| Speaker James G. Blaine, was sefenadeo
| at Saratoga recently, and in response de
| liyGrcd a speech on the present poitica
situation, of which the following is thu
| pith:
He said that "thc power of Tammany
! with its money in the North, and TIT
| power of terrorism in the South, are The
weapons relied upon by the Democratic
| leaders to carry the national contest mex
| year, and if it were not for this we should
have to-day absolute peace Throughout
| the length and breadth Of the lind;' tina
| he could not believe in the sincerity o
| the New Departure" until some of it,
fruits were seen. Mr.. Blaine then re
| viewed the foreig and domestic policy
and the principles of the Republican
| party, which he set over against tn.
shortcomings of the Democracy"
A. MYERS is coming with the largcs
| stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats
Caps and Trunks, ever brought into thi'
| city, for the new Store Of Myers 4
| Sullivan. 7-w3
The rumor that General McGook, tht
| democratic candidate for governor II
Ohio, has become insane, is not confirm
| cd as yet, but the following extract from
one of his speeches, we should judge tC
be the result Of insanity or bad whisky
our readers may decide: Talk of tho
tariff. Two cents IL busiIel on iron
>alt-sugar mean Workingmcn, think
of that. And the bonds amt taxed, bu,
your salt is taxed, you: sugar | mean
two cents bushel-a pound | mean
And who says that General Jackson was
MOI a great man? Who ever heard OF
him taxing poor mems salt sugar mean
two cents bushcl? No, sir, Old Kick
DRY swore by the Eternal sugar should be
free of tax. Then there is the debt OF
twenty-five thousand billions, and only
two hundred and eightyfiye thousand
paid off in five years Where has tho
rest gone to? The Republicans stole il
to enrich the iron masters
IRELAND, the most noted cutter west
of New York, is With Myers & Sullivan
4 TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT