The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26


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This gsnt,anan .spoke n this city;
last night, tOE6A ,at1dienco Of say 15O
persona, IN the Oourt House. Nearly
ons-half u. his listeners were Repub-
licaasn They were Attracted there 70
sss snd hsst syVasren, who had in the
ysGes is5S and 1850 m.de speeches
here = = Kspublican. or course we
.exgsctsd - III angularity, the eccen-
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neqAres extremc anuf1ged oDedlance
70 tns courtesies @ ne, 20 SIT ana en-
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giants, It does meet with its greatest
Ills.
In the outset, 1t Was amusing 70 see
Warren labor to instii ar1Or and con-
hdence into his ackers, by Referring 10
the campaign OF l66 Said he:"T
nyself aavoigned ~ tnls city against
" corfu administratlOn ~ Buchan-
and Wa righss men as now YER
iosls ana name went itepuDiican, the
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Aulnn. snd rennsyisania Sncn as
uey wan now' changed tne compfex-
ioh q aHsiFs ~ OosoDef, ana gave those
Otsses 70 bsonanan' as tney now Will
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It was funny to see how Fitz, hangs
his hopes upon the democractic party
Of 1872, after It's Rebel record, when
before, In 1866, before it had commit
ted the unpardonsble sin Of treason,
he was opposed to ii, But Fitz nave
over doses. that is to saw. the stories
he told. made too bold the impediment
in his speech; for instance, with eleya-
ted voice and nlenacing swing Of his
long and bony right arm, he annonnc-
ed to his hearers, that Gen. Grants
administration had more corruption
in it, than all the previous administra-
tions of this nation combined.
Again he said that A. johnson du-
ring his administration, paid of the
public debt, two and one half millions
more per month than Gen. Grant had
done. This reminis~us of the story of
the old man and his son: when break
inp 4 colt thew arranged that the Young