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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-26
SHERLEkS S4LE.l

SHLAZr T - S21LL
DY virtue of n Special Execution, dated
Dthe Sd Of September A. D. 1872, to mo di.
rected, issued out Of the Office Of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court Of Tama county, State
of Iowa, in favor Of John Al. wethereli
and against Isaac Logan, Harriet Logan,
VIM. J. McMillen, David Godfrey and Har>
riet Godfrey, on y judgment rendered by
said Court at the August term thereof, A.
D. 1872, against the said Isaac Logan,
VIM. J. McMillen and David Godfrey for
the sum Of $l,l13 1900 and decree OF
fore closure against SAID defendant 8, wherein
it was ordered, a'judged and decrecd that
the following described real estate. toswit:
The south half Of the south west quarter
Of section nineteen 19,) township eighty
three(s range sixteen I6), west Of the 9Th
?. NJ in Tama County, Iowa. be sold, or so
much thereof as is necessary to satisfy aaid
judgment, interest and cost.
Now, therefore, public notice is hereby
given, that have levied upon and shalt on
the II day OF October A. D. llS72 between
the hours Of Q o'clock A. Nj. AMI 4 o'clock
p. NJ. Of said day, sale TO commerce ut the
hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front door
of the Court House in Toledo, Iowa, in the
county of Tama, offer and sell at public out
cry, to the highest and best bidder, that
bids two>thirds or over Of the appraised
value, for cash, all the right, title and in
terest Of the above named defendant, in
and to the above described property, or
so much thereof AS is necessary, Ia satisfy
said judgment for the. above named sum,
together with costs and all accruing costs,
unless the same shall be 500 er satisfied.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff of Tama county, Iowa.
September 10th 1872.
C. b. BRADSHAW,
ATTY for Plaintiff. S6.7s. 1910
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-26

Greeley has been INDUCING 10
some moro characteristic speech
making. At Pittsburg he took &C.
casiousto relterate his anti.war doc
trine in respect to the right of peaca-
BILE secession. He still stands on the
groGnd that if any considerable por.
ton OF the Union desires to with
draw and takes an honest, fair vote
thereon, and the vote is favorable to
the end sought, then ho would favor
the policy Of letting the Union
be Dissolved. This |. tho same view
lie held IN 1850. While this speech
will have the effect OF bringing ID his
support tho rebel element of the
Southern States, and possibly con.
c'liate the O'Conor wing OF the Dem
ooratic party, it will drive from his
support considerable a portion Of
the Republicans who have followed
him. The prospect is that this speech
sounds his dealt, kpell.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-26
Political Honesty.

The Liberal has made the astound.
ing discovery, and announces it in az
founding terms, that there is not an
Intelligent and honest man in the
Republican party. There are many,
many charges made against General
Grant and his administration which
haze been FULLY prorea, and any of
which would convince any intelligent
and honest man that he does not DO
sess one single qualification for the
high office O. President" Every one
who believes President Grant to po.
s:ess ONE single Qualification for the Of
Gee he now Holds ii either too ,gno.
rant to know anything about It, or he
is knave. No man possessing in
telligence and honesty will vote for
Grant. That's the idea.
The party, called tho Republican
party, which nominated and intends
to elect President Grant, was formal.
~ designated by its opponent as the
"God and morality party" and it
certainly enjoyed the distinction Of
being pre-emlnently party of intelli-
gence. What has caused this change
in its character Have the men
composing the party experienced
change of heart. leading them from
good to bad and from bad to worse ?
Neither the Liberal nor the Liberals
charge that. Then what has chang.
Ell the character of the party? Clear
ly, that the Liberals, in going out OF
the party, have taken with them all
the virtue and intelligence the old
party ever possessed. This, OF
course, has not been directly charg.
cd, either, but we attribute it to
their superlative modesty that this
charge has not been made. As it 10
evident that the ignorant and corrupt
condition OF the Republican party
must have been reached by one or
other Of the means referred to, and as
Tho Liberals do not say by which one
they think the end has been reached,
it Is perfectly logical to conclude
that they belieye 1t to have been
reached by the one most favorable to
themselves.
This is not important, however,
The only point OF real importance in
the words We hAye quoted from the
Lo5eral, Is The one contestlng that
tho Republican party -or man IN the
rkrtJ'--can lay valid clam to the
possession of honesty and intelli.
gence. Nor does the Importance OF
this point attach TO the indiyidua!
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-26
VIII John +. Explalnl

John +. Irish says that a large
portion Of the Democratic party was
as much an,i.slavery in sentiment as
the Republicans, and that those who
remained true to the Dem cratic
organization had no more love for
slavery than those who went out of
that party and helped form the Re-
publican party. lie admits that the
Democratic party as an organization,
supported measures looking toward
the support OF slavery, and opposed
all measures looking toward its abo-
li,ion. The reason he gives for this
anomalous condition, OF being one
thing and seeming to be another, is
this: The Democratic party was
the manifest organ OF the people, the
legitimate advocate of popular gov
eminent, the only party that saw the
tendency Of tho anti-slavery move
mcnt, which Mr.. IRISH declares to
have been toward a Capitalization of
power, belonging to the States, in
the Federal government. The ten.
dency-the inevitable ,endency-hc
tells us, OF the antislavery move
ment was, TO weaken the bonds OF
the union. According TO the Liberal
candidate tor Congress in this Dis
trict, the only object OF the Demo.
cratic party was to perpetuate the
Union. Tho Hon. John =. Irish for.
gets to say that it was the same
Democratic party which made the
first movement toward a severance
of those bonds OF union which they
feared the abolition,sts would weak.
on. lie forgot to explain this anoma-
y of portion Of this stropg union
party committing the first overt act
dissolution OF tho Union,
and tho other portion giving the
first aid and encouragement in its
action. Among those who gave aid
and encouragement to the rebels was
John p. Irish, himself. This man,
holding himself out as one Of the
best unionists Of the country in prin-
ciple, and his record proving him
disunionists in practice, ought
to be called upon to reconcile these
two antipodal phases OF political con-
sistency.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-26

words we are criticising. Some i'm.
portance must be attached 10 them
in respect to their source and their
medium OF expression. 1t is Of t:lorc
consequence to consider them as
they really arc, as an illustration OF
an eri! inherent in our political sys
TEN, and orr moral condition. The
Liberal and the Liberal party are no,
alone in denying honesty and intelli
gence to political opponents. All
parties, and nearly all speakers and
writers divide the dishonor with
them,-tor we contend that it is dis
honorable to attribute, by wholesale,
indlscriminately, the want of virtue
and Intelligence in others. Such We.
hca.ent declarations do not deceive
the intelligent. 1t docs, however,
appeal to the base passions and pref
udices, and We tear that it has re.
tiex influence upon the heart of those
making the declarations. 1t detauch.
es the public conscicncs, depraves
the public heart, aud debases politics
and political questions.
In proportion as tho statement is
untrue, the honesty of the one who
makes it IS lmpeachable. These men
cannot cont:nuc to make it, year af
ter year, with no matter what or how
much mental reservation, without
coming in q measure to believe it,
and act as il it were true. This is
how politics and politicians have ac.
CURED such odious regulations, and
justly, 100. 1t is incumbent upon
men of honor and truth that they
frown upon this species Of political
warfare.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-26
SUERIFFaS MALE.


DY virtue Of special execution, dated
ID the Sd of September, AID. 1872, tome d.
rected, issued out OF the Office OF the Clerk
of the Circuit Court Of Tama county, State
of Iowa, in favor Of Albert G. Porter and
George Touscy, executors Of the estate Of
Omer Tousey deceased and against Julia
lowering, executrix Of the estate Of Philip
G. Bush, deceased Tho P resident, Direct
ors & Co. Of thc Northern Bank Of Ken.
lucky, Julia Lowering and Sally Ann
Brown, on judgment rendered by said
Court at the August term thereof, A. d.
1872, against thu said Julia Lowering; ex-
ecutrix Of the estate Of Philip C. Bush, do
ceased, forsthe sum of $3.50 16-100 and
q decree Of foreclosure against said de-
PENDANTS wherein it was ordered, adjudg-
ed and deereel that the following des-
cribed real estate, to-wit:
The north fractional half of section No.
five 10y in township No. cighty-two icy
north of range No. fourteen .l4) west of
the 9Th p. NJ, in Tama county, Iowa, be
sold, or SO much the-eo. as Is necessary TO
satisfy said judgment. interest and cost:
Now therefore, public notice is hereby
given, that have levied upon, and shall
on the 18th day Of October, A. D. 1872, be
tween the hours OF 3 o'clock A., NJ. and 4
o'clock p. NJ Of said day, sale to commence
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ, at tho front
door Of the Court House in Toledo, Iowa. in
he county Of Tama, offer and sell
at public cutlery to the highest and
best bidder, that bids two-thirds
or over Of the appraised value, for
cash, all the right, title and interest Of
the above named defendants, in and to the
above described property. or so much there
Of as is necessary to satisfy said judg-
ment for the above named sum, together
with costs and all accruing costs, unless
the came shall be sooner satisfied.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff Of Tsma county, Iowa.
Sept. Sd, 1872.
G. 3. BRADSHAW,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
S7G5 39-4O
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-26
The Joint Dfschssion.

!, According TO announcc,neht. tho
discussion OF political issues Ictvcou
Hon, Jaa.os Wilson and Hon. John
p. irish; Candidates tor Congress
frodi This District, was heard At the
Court Hdusc, OH Thursday evening
II last Week. t'he Court Room and
gallery were full, literally packed l.,
their utnlcst cafa,citv.
Hon. George Il. Stride, on t,ie
part OF the Republicans. aud Alavor
L. B. Nelson, on the part Of inc lib.
erals, were chosen moderators. Mr..
Wilson had the opening speech, and
occupied nearly LIS allotted ho,r.-
His argument was principally an In.
curry into the history OF the Rcpnb.
1ican party, It's .riglnal purposes, The
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-26

ideas and principles underlying the
organlsa.i OH, brief yet telling details
OF its worn already accomplished and
the work yet before il IL be perform
60, and = showing up Of the direct
purposes, designs and conspiracies of
the Democratic party in its accept.
ancc OF the Cincinnati Platform and
nominees.
Mr.. Irish followed in a speech of
an honr and a half. Tho main idea
OF his speech was, as he expressed it,
the philosophy Of the alliance be
twcep he Liberal Republicans and
the Democrats. He traced, with
some show of detail, the history OF
parties for the last fifty years, ana
proved 10 his own satisfaction. doubt
less, that the Den, party has a.
ways been the only friend Of human
liberty and popular government this
country ever had. Tho speech OF
four weeks ago was substantially re
spoken. OF course, tho corruption
and centralising tendency OF the Re-
publican party being stereo,yped
Ideas with him, he repeated them
with many variations. The ono thing
new that he said, though it was
corollary from the balance of his ar
gument, was that the Democratic
party was the tribe friend of Kansas,
and he particularizcd Stephen A.
Douglas as the champion Of "Bleed.
ing Kansas" 1t is melancholy TO
know that any man who knows
enough to lie candidate for Con
gress can SO far presume upon the ig-
norance oil his constituents as to
make the statement. 1t was truly re
freshing, however. to hear Mr.. Irish
pledge himself ard the Democratic
party, to MAINTAIN in their integrity
the first plank of the Cincinnati plat
form and the three last amendments
to the Constitution of the United
States.
Mr.. Irish closed with a promise to
secure il possible a modification OF
the pension laws so that soldiers
widow remarrying shall not forfeit
her pittance, to refuse to receive
mileage and TO spurn the privileges
of the Franking law.
Mr.. Wilson's rejoinder to Mr..
Irish was brief. He declined to tol.
low Mr.. Irish in profuse promises as
to what he would do and what he
would not do. Generally, he would
do what seemed to him best for the
interests OF the people.
As our readers know, Mr.. Wilson
is not an eloquent. frothy orator
lie is. however, strong and forcible,
giving his arguments the strength of
brevity. The night of the discussion
here, lie was laborlnG Under disabil.
ity which al! noticed, put which few
coald explain. It was the recurrence
OF one of those spells Of asue with
which he has been burdcned for sev-
eral weeks. It sadly interterel with
his opening address and totally in
capacitated him for tie closing re.
marks.
We all know how eloquent and
wordy Mr.. Irish is, and what com
plete control he has of his subject
1t is enough to ray that his speech
on that evening gave no stain to his
reputation as an orator.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-26

the country. and gives character to
our laws, Oratory may do on the
huskings, but it accomplishes little in
Legislation. It is the man who can
work, earnestly, faithfully, untiring.
~, that we want in Congress, in pref.
ercncc to the one who can make long
speeches. We conclude that, in all
those respects that 60 to the success.
tull legislator, Mr.. Wilson is the SUI
perior OF Mr.. Irish.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-26

;, Non. John A. Dix seems 10 have
been "hcist by his own pe,ard.:-
Zone time ago he wrote q letter III
which he gave as reason that he
could not support Greeley for Presi-
dent, that the SAID Greeley had in
1860 been in favor Of peacable seces.
eicn. The New York Tribune is now
eprovins from Dix's own speeches
that he held the same sentiment at
the same time, aud that the Repub.
'iioan candidate for Congresshian-at.
large. in New York, was also Of
identical sentiment. According to
Dixs own logic, no is unable to sup.
port himself foi. Governor, nor can
he support Mr.. Trcmalne for Con.
'greSs. Dix is indiscreet for an Office
seeking Democrat.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-26

1t is hardly necessary to devote
any more space to charges against
lion. James Wilson, by the Liberal.
Their age docs not give respectable
" to them, and no amount of denial
on our part, or on tho part OF any
one else, detcrs tho Liberal from re.
iteration of them iii each issne, nor
sbames that paper into tho profile
lion Of tho least particle OF proof.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-26
Market Reports.

TOLEDO, Sept. Is, ls72:E
Wheat-S0 to Csc.
Corn-lSc.
Oats-15c.
Barley-l0 to 40c.
Eggs-l4c.
Buttcr-l0 to 15c,
Flour-$4 per cwt.
Corn Meal--Sl 20 per cwt.
CHICAGO, Sept. "a, 1872.
Wheat Sl.lS to 1.lS3
Corn-34s TO S6c.
OatS-24Ac.
Rye-56c.
Barley-67 to 69c.
Ca,tle-pcr ewt. 81 so to $3.50.
Hogs-$4S0 to S5.05.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 81, 1872.
Wheat-$1.25 to 81 so.
Corn-41c.
Oats--30c.
Barley-S24 to a5c.
Ryc-6Oc.
Cattle-per cwt. 81 so to 1925.
Hogs-per cwt. $3.50 to $5.15.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-26
Convention Of County Superintend-
entS.

Tho Superintendent of Public III.
struction, authorized by law, has ap.
pointed series of Conventions in
which to meet the County Superin-
tcndents and give them hints and di.
rcctlons for the better conduct OF
their work. The convention tor
North Eastern Iowa met in indie.
pendcncc, Buchanan county, Sept.
18th, 18th and 10Th. Sixteen out OF
twenty-six Superintendent were
present. Two persons were appoint
ed to write on a theme assigned;
these essays were followed BY gener.
al discussions and practical instruc-
tons from the State Superintendent.
Thus, Teachers Institutes, Standard
of Teachers Qualifications, Teachers
Associations, Moral Instruction, Ex
aminations and Certificates, Text
Books, School Supervision, Normal
Schools and other subjects were con.
sldercd. Decided favor was shown
to plan for grading the common
schools and for securing monthly re.
ports from them to the county Su-
perlntendent. Differences Of opin.
ion were developed concerning the
feasibility of uniform examination in
different counties, though tho State
Department of Education was re.
guessed to issue sets ofquestions.
Tuesday evening lecture was
given by Wilson Palmer, Principal
of the INDEPENDENTS schools; Thurs
day evening Ivy Rev. Thayer. Time
will not permit further hotioe OF
these excellent addresses.
The Convention was generally en-.
joyed by those present, and felt to
be an exceedingly profitable gather.
ing. Superintendent Abenethy gam.
ed during those three days the high
regard Of the entire Convention.
Friday morning there was. ses.
sion Of the Northern Iowa Associa.
tion Of Principals and Snporinteno-
ents. Few were present. but matters
OF high Importance were under dis
cussion. We have dallied and wait.
cd too long for the State to provide
US Normal Schools. Our Legisla-
lures work on the other side of the
educational problem, --building peni.
tcntiaries. Private enterprise must
furnish our Normal Schools. Cedar
Rapids has building and grounds,
and a good sum OF money to put in
to the business. Their term of school
has already opened. They only ask
the sanction and help Of leading cdu-
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-26

We are informed by circular from the
State Central Committee that
HON. +. w. EASTMAN,
Republican Elector will speak At
4Ssilc. l'iaihe, Tuesday, Oct. s.
Toledo, Wednesday. Oct 9.
The hour of the meeting will be designated
hereafter,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-26

Is it fact that among the re-
forms contemplated by the Patrons
of Husbandry is "the abolition of the
frank and Of milcace:" The State
PRESS, edited by the Liberal candidate
for Congress says that such is The
fact, and the Liberal, edited by the
Liberal candidate for Circuit Judge,
reprints the statement. Will not
some one who knows "rise and ex.
plain p Those papers would mt be-
lieve us il we should endeavor to in
form them on tho subject.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-26

Fifth Cong District.

Hon. James Wilson, Of Tama County,
and John ?. Irish. Of johnson county, can
didates for Congress in the Fifth Iowa Dis.
trict, will Jointly discuss at the following
places
Marshalltown, Wednesday, Sept. 18th.
Toledo, Thursday, Sept 18th.
,vintep, Friday, Sept. 10Th.
Marion, Monday, Sept. 23d.
Iowa City, Tuesday, Oct. 1st.
Marengo, Wednesday, Oct. Cd.
Montezuma, Thursday, Oct. Sd.
:. The Discussions will be in the afternoon
,cr evening Is the local committees may ar.
range.
!. v. HIcn, CHM. Rep. Com.
JonS ?. fhfsn, Chm n. Dem. Com.
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Wieting Bros.
Toledo, July II, 1879.
!. ORIGINAL NOTICE.
CTATE OF IOWA, TAML COUNTY, IS.

- q. OA4Ul NdL VO O1.
CTATE OF IOWA, TAML COUNTY, IS.
TO William G. Cowan:
You are hereby notified that there is now
bn fle in the office Of the Clerk Of tho Cir
cult Court Of Tama county, Iowa, the Pc
tition Of James Chamberlain claiming Of
you one thousand dollars as money duo
him on your promissory note set out i n said
petition, and asking judgment against you
for said amount and for costs; also, that
writ Of attachment has issued against your
property in Tama county, Iowa. ia accord
ance with the prayer Of said petition.
And that unless you appear there's
to, and defend, on or before noon, Of the
second day Of the next term Of said Court,
being the October term Of said Court for
the year A. d. 1872, commencing on the
third Monday Of October, A. h. 1872, at
the Court House in Toledo, in said county,
default will be entered against you, and
judgment rendered thereon.
G. Is. BRADSHAW,
36-39l Atty for Plaintiff.
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tsEpt1Dy.iCAN TILKEt
FOR president,

Tick f.
FOR President,
ULYSSES s. GRANT.
OF I.inois.
rdN slts pRnslrxNr,
hENRx WILSON,
of Massachusetts.
Tor Secretary Of State,
IT. YOUNG,
Of Monroe county,
.Fyr Trea.ur-, 81 Sac,
WILLIAM tliRisrY,
Of Clarke Go.
Tor Auditor Of STATE.
JOHN RUSSELL,
Of J,nes Co.
For Register Of STATE Land Office,
AARON BROWN,
Of Fayette c..
Fer Aao.ney General,
NE. CUTS,
OF Mahaska Co.
For Presidential Electors a. Lo.ge,
SAMUEL J. HARDWOOD,
Of johnson Co.
CHRISTIAN wULLwE!fER,
of DUBUQUE Co.
D.strict Electors.
lst-S. A. Russell, Washington Go.
2d-James 7. Lane. Scott c..
3d-Elijah Odcll, Clayton Co.
ath.LE. w. Eastman, Hardin Co.
9Th R. II. Gilmore, Linn Co.
9Th. B. Weaver, Davis Co.
7th-wsrren s. DUNCAN, Lucas Co.
S,h-T. V. shOup, Taylor Co
vth-lsaac Pendleton, Woodbury. Co.
For NemLer Congr.ss, FIN District,
JAMES WILSON,
Of Tac,A Co,
For csreM! Judge Sh Judicial Eistriei,
JOHN McKEAN,
Of Jones CO.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-26

Gators. WaverlY is . little behind
with building nearly ready. The
Association, therefore, appoints bom.
mites TO consider the financial basis,
plans OF study, and general condition
Of each, and, if deemed satisfactory,
to commend them to tho public
Hero arc tho seeds of things" Let
friends of education with lively in,
tercst watch their growth.
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THE REPUBLICAN,.

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