Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-05
buckingham Correspondence.


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THE 7wKATfIxR.
Il Tilcs fire wcather fery opty. door
work Is the, congrat iilation Of all who
itase1vch work the drluta and need
nflrain1s an aimitt, q fact. but III st
OF atea want it tog hold o,iitor GER
tai" nninbr 81 iayss YET. Should it
not ram nn.iI MI are ready we are in
for a long continued drou,h. The
five weeks have been taken adyan
rtage OF III llrcsllIug. for which it
could not have been better.
~ Political.
N There is scarcely 4 ripple in polit-
zeal matters, although, the election is
bu, one week ahead. and presume a
Idwo-tiilrd vo.e will be the extent. OF
the genrial interest. A caucus OF the
,lsepnblicans Tor the nomination o:
Township officers will be held gu
Thursday evening For U, S. Sena-
tor, (thc hone OF contention in. the
Staie,) | hoy. heard no name III pi ct;
GRANGE to HARLAN Eighteen years
active and CONSCIENTIOUS service to
,hecoantry, State ai,d-plrty eminent
~ qualify him 70 represent the State
in the Senate. IT
.a Those 'ScoTcII FREE TRADERS.
! Some time since Heath nlthe Gin
':on Aye represented that Tiers was
,rouide ahead, tor james Wilson on
The Tariff question, iiasmnulr a. the
Scotch element Were coming out Tor
Free Trllc, in TACT had come out.
..AIr. Wilson did not think II of impor-
lance enough TO answer. I Will do
III tor hlm. There is but one Scotch
man on Wolf Greek tina. is not ~
sound on The Tariff question as Hor
ace Greeley, AMI that was The man
Cl,as. Heath iiiteryie we'd. AMI it wall
be many years before he turns in the
tree trade tracks. They are not
tools. ap6 a aiza s.
t1sH1t7 ir..al> stzfr
i,4 eFr 5. SCHOOL MATTERS. ef
i At a meeting OF the Directors of
the, lnlepenlent School Dissrici
Mr.. j. M.afWinn was elected teacher
Of the High school IN Miss. S. Rice
OF the intermediate. tjv es8a
cIuRcu MATTERS. -
TIE United Presbyterian and Con
gre.atiola list CHURCHES have been
without preachers tor some ,iine. the
former tor Two years, Tie litter for
nine months. Tie u. P's have ex.
tended a CALI TO Rev. K. TtHnoulf a
recen, graduate OF, Monnos,ln. IL
is represented as a young man oi
good talents ana an easy speaker.
The Congrrgationalis,s have engag,d
the services Of Rev. Henry NIL. a
graduate OF Nnioycr, formerly OF
GRANNY Mass. more recently OF FL
dependence, Indiana, and st. Cloud,
MINES ia. 1le is man OF culture,
speaker tree, pointed aud iurclbic,
the interest already created is shown
in the number that weekly flock 10
hear the eioaacn. gentleman TIE
Methodistss dos.nets yet. know who
will be assigned them tor the coming
Conference year. but expect the rt-
turn Kcv.s X. n See, who labortd
whit hem the past year with credit.
~ TUE CROPS 20
have turned out better than was real
~ expected; wheat will average idli
II bushels to the acre anT is. Sc ling
a, fair figures, oats ;,bvui 30 bushels
per mere. Thsuorn crop is large, but
probably not as large as anticipated.
a3 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8
to the REPUBLICAN who are canii-
dates Tor Office are. not TO have their
names announced. in Its columns
That is strong ground to take, yet n
weak position. The paperis private
property, yet owing lis existence,
or at least its prosperity, 10 a party.
In a certain sense. it belongs to a
party, is pubic Or party property.
Thecahslilstss belong tl.the spaifN
are, public Or party property, their
success. or defeat affects the party.
and. the paper as q party organ is
oiligelin honor an'i by party policy
10 Announce tie names Of the cansli-
dates adi labor for. their success.
without regar,l to the private opin-
ION OF the EDITOR towards them.
That is your argument a.sIs az
.ai II i a.ai OBSERVER &
Observer will find as much Of
oHrs-avsa,sa ;at,aN we, have s+nnm Tor
this neck, ftHslsr the HEALING a
Scorcher tps-P snnfianS. Prllticians,"
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