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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-03-15
DEBORAH, March 10Th 1872,

Mr.. Editor I'm Your last weeks
issue is short article under the head
Of The Winneshiek Normal Associa-
tion," in which you assert that ut a
meeting prior to tie one of 22l ult.,
the association discussed the question
of teaching in writing or
printing On the blackboard, deciding
in favor of teaching pupils to make and
use Roman characters instead Of script
Now, although l am not member
of the Association, AMI anu by no means
lone who assumes to Lead" yet l am
a primary teacher, and being present
at the meeting referred to, wish to
"step to the 'front.' in behalf of my fell
low teachers.
In the first place, you seem to be
laboring under mistake in regard to
the question discussed. The question
was, "shall we present new lesson to
our pupils on the blackboard, in writ
ing or printing" and the decision was
quite universal that printing was alto
gether the better method, being the
form in which the child would meet the
word again in his book, while writing
would give him little or no idea Of the
printed form. With regard to teach
ing the child to print, there was no
teacher present who considered it at all
csse ltial, while all agreed that writing
should be taught in primary schools.
And think if you were to visit the
primary schools Of our County, you
would find that writing is thoroughly
taught, and that printing is not.
No doubt the Misrepresentation was
quite unintentional, but in order to
rectify it, will you please publish this
in your next issue.
Respectfully yours,
Mrs. Il. S. WARREN,
Teacher Of No. 2, DEBORAH
RFrLy.-Wc were under misappre =
hension about the question before the as
ISOLATION if the above statement is true
and we have no reason to doubtit We
are .also glad to note from the above that
the writer concurs with us as to the folly
Of using roman letters instead of script
except for the purpose noted above; a
new lesson in reading. The Normal
Schools without exception we believe use
writing instead of printing.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-03-15
Lesson OF the New K1anlD-
shire Election.

CHICAGO, March 13,-The Times Of
this morning, in commenting on the
Democratic defeat in New Hampshire,
says the defeat is amply compensated
for by the moral which it affords. This
moral is embodied in the obvious deduc-
ton that the Democratic party also
stands no shadow of chance to prevent
the reelection of Grant. The most
hopeless pig-head Bourbon in the party
must now recognize the fact that a
Democratic candidate for President
could not carry more than one-third OF
the electoral vote. 1t follows that the
hope of rcscuing country from imperi-
alism and corruption depends solely OH
the union of all elements of opposi-
ton. To secure his union, and to
achieve the victory which it almost as
sures, it is necessary that the conven-
ton at Cincinnati shall recognize the
wide and spontaneous expressions Of
popular approval that have be Ell elici-
ted by the election of candidate,
which was made at columbus.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-03-15
PRO BONO pUBLIC0.

We shall discontinue all advertisements
as soon as present contracts end, thereby
saving an item of $3.50 per year-an useless
expense which we shall turn to the benefit
of our customers by a further reduction in
prices. This will be found fact on ex-
animation Of oul stock. ......@ IL
ss~ BONES & NILES.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

returns came in from interior towns. 1hey AL
looked badly for Buchalcw. Republican gains were
reported where tbs Liberals had entire confidence OF
gaining largely. The gains reported in Pittsburgh
and Allegheny. and in the country districts, were
too small to afford any promise of relief
Well authenticated reports of frauds continue to
come in. number of respectable gentlemen, well
known in their precincts bnng information TO the
Liberal headquarters that they and others were pre-
vented from voting by the Judges on the ground
that their names had already been voted on. They
were all Republicans, but had declared their inten-
tion to vote for Buckaew. In the two wards where
the negroes chiefly live the policemen stood at the
polls put ballot in every negros hand when he
frauds which have been most effective, however,
have been peTpetratad in the count, which has been
entirely in the hands of the corrupt city authofi-
ties. These men had everything at stake on the
result. They understood very well that an honest
State Administration would bring their crimes to
light and they determined to win at any cost.
At the Democratic headquarters at the Merchants
Hotel Il largo crowd assembled early III the evening
The Hon. Samuel ]. Randall Chairman State Com
mittee, said he would announce the returns from
the balcony so soon as received. Numerous promi-
nent Democr tic politicians present discussing
Harranfts majority in tine city, vauously estimated
at from fifteen to swenty thousand. As the returns
began to come in from the city they had n most de-
pressing effect on the crowd and before nine o'clock
it was conceded that Buckalew and the remainder
of the State ticket had been beaten by the out
rageously fraudulent count in the city.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
PROSPECT PARK IMPROVEMENTS

Brooklyn is fast realizing her earlier antici-
patons respecting Prospect Park The past year has
developed many marked improvements In the general
plan of the Park that give IL aud more beautiful
features hitherto unpossessed Among the more import
ant changes may be mentioned the grading OF the
Jamaica Park Way which stretches nearly a miles to
the eastward and forms great arm OF the Park This
work improyes greatly the means OF communication
from distance Similar improvements have been made
ON the westerly and southery Sides and there are
several fine approaches chief among which is the Great
Ocean Way Tho work OF the past year also shows sat
sacory progress upon the rides and drives, as well as
upon the woods ana the several lakes splendid en-
tire circuit drive has been completed which forms an
attraction Of evident value to the public. The total
length of the drive constructed is
3, miles Another important feature is the
completion OF the lake shores, providing for
between so and 60 acres OF water surface The I'M
finished portion the Plaza has been graded and paved
with Belgian pavement. and the picket fence at the
entrance has been replaced by rail OF galvanized
iron The beautiful archway, Cleft Ridge Span, at the
eastery end OF Breeze HILL carrying the main walk from
the Plaza Is nearly finished and forms a magnificent
to the Park rustic bridge SO feet long, or
locust has been built OF the lake. near It's
The Concert Gr0yehOuse IL nearly
cOinpeted and its unique architecture Is much admired
by the visitors Between the dairy cottage Gnd the
yard householder ql feet long and u feet wde
has been built for the convenience OF equestrans and
small shelter has been constructed directly In 'front.' or
the dairy cottage TO accommodate picnics.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
HOW HARTRASFr WAS COUNTED IN.

MAJORITIEs MANCFACTrRED IN THE MOST BARE
FACED MANNER - THE RETURNS GROSSLY
TAMPERED WITH BY THE GRANT OFFICIALS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuERl
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S.-The city returns began to
arrive at the Liberal headquarters az about soclock.
As soon as two OF three wards had been reported it
became perfectly evident that the Hartrauit cleo
tiou MANAGERS were manufacturing majorties IL tle
most oatraeeou, manner. Men who had been at the
polls all day and VINO had consolidated the carefully
kept tally lists kept al ihe precincts IN their wards,
and who had come iu an honf before with assurance
Of heavy gains for Buek1cw. ~ere a.toundcd 10
find the ofiicals reporting immeuso llarunit
maiorities Al confidence that these officials would
limit ther frauds 70 as 20 brn@ them Wtnm bound,
that would not bc scandllcus. and evidently ciim-
iual. vanished at once. Il became plain That they
meant TO take if0 risks on The state an" "onu P.'
fe city vote large enough 10 o'erc ine any possible
adverse vote in the country. We are sohd ONT
was the disleartening remark that passed nom
mouth 70 meath. By baIf-past lew scattering
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
THE LIBERAL STRENGTH IN oTsEGo.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The Liberal Republican and Demo-
cratic Conventions for 0tsego County met at Coopers
town. the 3Oth ult and nominated the following tekes
for county offcers
For County ClerE-Walte- n. Bum Of Morris 3D.
Sbefg-John 5. Fern Of Worcester iD)
Tysasprer-Marcus Feli of CoOpers0Sn lR
.gate Of IS,ssiOns-Co. Th0s. Heath Of lnSdllla iDl
CoroRer-Dr. Joseph Sweet Of Unadila (R)
After the nominations had been made the Conycntons
met together the courthouse, where speeches acre
made by Mr. Shaw Of The Freemons Journal and l. L.
Buuoy considerable paiDs To confer
with the delegates from the different towns as e.
learn the probable Liberal strength OF the county IN
every case requested that they should only report such
az we're actually known TO be Liberals, and from the
care which was taken In making up the following sum-
mary OF the number OF Liberals in the eounty-eaeh
town being discounted-I think the vote Will exceed
rather than fall short of the number given below Bur
mgton Is; Butternut 81 Cherry Valley, IL; Decatur
10 Edrneston 25; Exeter, 20 Harwick. 2s; Laurens
u; Mddleheld 30 Milford, 80 Morris, 2o New-Lisbon'
90 Oneonta IS Otego, 40 OtsegO, As; Maryland, ~
planted 25 Pittsdeld, 20 Richfed, 40; Roseboom 6;
Springfield 81 wesford. lo Worcester 20; Unadilla 80
total COS.
A POSTMASTER WHO DOES NOT co FOR "kANf'
ChfJry Valley, " L., Oct. l, ls'2
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
SHORT WEIGHTS OF THE coALDEALERs.

To the EditOr or The Ift0HHe'
SIR: Cannot some action be taken by the
public by those in authority, that VIII stop coseSi-
ers from selling or delivering short weghtsf Having
weighed numerous lots OF coal recently found them
short on the five tuns 900 pounds and on complaining
once TO the dealer he replied that that 10y was ros
weighed his scales" Now, that excuse u ss hnsN
for once for a repetition. some step el"ull DO
taken AT law which would settle forever the question of
these pilferings Many persons buy eoa ana rhap 40
bin With them the dealers have an easy time swiuilag
them to full extent OF their a0ly 10 the l-aei
Renee one, for fuel 10 at the head OF The ex-
nenses In most families aud TO be swlnded Out of one
fourth or oneth OF purchase is to ordinary minds ao
solutey unbearable and yet the custom Is sil going
ON and doubtless will be until t Is restrained by Law
Viii not some one take an action in The maiiegt
Brooklyn, Oct 2, 1871 StffkhJs'
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
HARrRANrrs MANUFACTURED MAJORITY

LIBERAL GAINS IN ALL THE WE-TERN COUNTIES
-HAETRANFT's STRENGTH IL THE CITIES,
AND BUCKALEw's N THE COUNTRY.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. S-11:30 p. m.-The returns up
TO this hour show Republican gains in nearly all the
heavy Republican counties in the eastern part of the
State The Liberals have made gains in the Demo-
cratic counties east of the mountains. excepting
those which contain cities or large towns. In the
western part Of the State the Liberals gain in
nearly all counties the vote of last year. except
in Allegheny. Hartrauft's strength is in the cities
and Buckalew's III the country. The majority for
Hartlanft in Philadelphia will be returned OF about
10000. Nearly all the Wards are now in.
and the figures exceed 1900. Present Indica-
tions are that Hartranft will have re-
ported majority of 5000 in the State.
At about 9SO the dispatches from the country towns
began TO come in RAPIDLY. Nearly all reported con-
siderable gains for the Liberals The countenances
of the crowd around Col. McClures table began to
brighten. but no hope was expressed of overcoming
the tremendous vote in Philadelphia The gains re-
ported for Hartrant in several of the large towns in
the anterior convinced every that the system OF
fraud organized in this city had been extended to
other places where the Granttes have control of the
municipal government. The news from the country
counties continued to look encouraging but the day
was evidently lost, and the crowd at The Liberal
beadouarters began to thin out rapidly. 1T II
o'clock only few remained. From the moment
when the ward returns in Philadelphia began to
come in the Liberal leaders saw that all hope was
gone.
In front of the Union League building, on Broad
st. fully 10000 persons were assembled. On large
transparency over the main entrance were placed
the Hartranft majorities fast received. These
were greeted with loud cheers by the crowd. Rock
cts were sent up from time to time, and the scene
was Illuminated by cOored fires. Later in the even
lug the Inyncible Club, numbering about 5OO carry
ing torches and preceded bya band paraded some
Of the principal streets.
hidnighL-The vote of nearly every city east Of
the Aileghenies is largelylatiected ~ the skifully
devised frauds committed ~ the Grant managers.
In Reading, the fraudulent woes are estimated at
500 in Lancaster, 1000 in Hau sburg. 500; and in
Chester, 900. In ChambersbuIg the negro coloniSts
from Virginia were driven of, and tho Liberals made
a gain. The latest returns make il probable that
Buckalew will have a small majority in the state
outside of Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
LARGE LIBERAL GAINS IN OHIO.
THE STATEN DOUBT, But PROBABLY AGAINST L
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THg TRIDUNBl

THE STATE IN DOUBT, But PRoBABLY Against L..
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THg TRIDUNgl
COLUMBUS, Oct s-Midn ght.-Retums come iu
slowly About 200 voting precincts have been heard
FROM The cities are largely in our favor and com
try districts somewhat against us. Thus far we are
about 10000 ahead On net gains: but We can't tell
how the State will go. Hurd, Liberal, is probably
elected in the With District. Toledo gives him 12Oj
majority. against C6i on last year. sloane Liberal.
is probably elected in the Xth District. sandusky
gives him 632 a gain of go on last year We carry
also the Ist and HI Districts. Cleveland gives us
gain of 800 and Cincinnati about 5000. Franklin
County gives a gain of about 1000. This kind OF
vote clear through would carry the State against us
by small majority. L. BRINKERBoor
Chairman Liberal State Committee.
TIE ADMINISTRATIONS SUCCESSFUL
lGREsRAL PRESS DIsPATcH.l
CoII,mUs. O., Oct. S.-Partial returns from
half Of the counties in the state show Republican gains
OF 5000 over the vote of Hayes in 1871 when the Repub
lican majority reached 10000. This viii be reduced by
Democratic gains in Hamilton, Lucas and Cuyahoea
Counties leaving the Republican majority not less than
lbOCO in the State At the Republican Eeadquarte IL Is
claimed reported and unrepOrted gains Will leave ths
majority eboat as last year. The following districts
elect p publican members Of Congress:
Thrd Dstrict-J0hn q. Smlte
Fourth Disirict-L b. Gunckle.
Sirth Distriot-J. h. Sherwood
Eight Disbiet-wlliam Lnwrenee.
Ninth Dtstrict-James W. Robinson.
Tenth Distrfci-Charles Foster
Elerenh District-H. \. Bundy.
Fifteenth Disirtct-W. T. Sprague.
Sixteenth District-L. DantOrd.
SereneenM District-L ID. Woodwortn
EfghfeeuM Disfrict--James Monroe.
Nf1eteenth DtsiTict-J. Garfield.
T,renficM DiStTict-R. {. Parsons. -
The following districts elected liberal members 70
COngress
First District-Nlilton Sayler
Second DiStrret-H B. Banning.
FTnh Dtsty'ict-Cbarles ". Lamison.
Serenh DistTict-LawTence T. Neal
TtreIdh District-H. j. Jewett.
Thirteenth District-M. J. Southland.
Fourteenth Dtstrict-J0hD Berry.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

10 which must be added whatever may be ciPhetod
out for him ia that metropolis.
SCuUYIKuL COUNTY GIVES BUCKALEw l,SVC
MAJORITY.
lBY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUNE
POrrsvrrIE. Oct. s-Schuykill County will give
Buckalew a majority Of about 100 The Iudiclai
contest has cost the Liberals at least goo votes Az
this hour il is impossible 10 present an intelligent es-
innate on the Legislature Congress. aud County
tickets
HANDSOME LIBERAL GAIN ~ ERIE COUNTY
IBY TELEGRArH 30 THE TRBUNEl
ERIE. Oct. s.-EIie City complete gives HarIanft
2II majority a Liberal gain Of 14S. Erie aud the
two Mill Greeks show a Liberal gain of IA. The
vote is heavy and returns slowly, but indicate
handsome Liberal gains. In Crawford County the
Liberals report considerable gains.
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM LUZERNE.
lBl TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBuNRI
NLKEsBARRE Penn, Oct. s.-Twcnty-three els
tricts Of Luzerne County give Buckalewa gain over
Stanton, Auditor General in 1871, Of 1852. The
county Is good for 5000 majority.
Three districts from Susquebanna County give
gain for Buckalcw of2o0. II. b. WRIGHT.
LIBERAL GAIN OF 500 IN LEnIGH COUNTY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNKI
ALLENTOWN Oct. 8.-Allentown City gives a
majority for Buckalew-a gain of 1O4 on last year.
about 500 on last year.
FURTHER MAJORITIES.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TUE TRIBUEEI
ALLENTOWN, Oct. s-Allentown gives Buckaew
81 majority; Hanover Old, sol South Whitehall, 12l
Lower Milford. 147; Upper Milford, 24O; Whitehall,
i; Emans, 81 Milcrstown &C.; Salisbury. 80; Lower
Macungie 155; Hanover, New, SO, and Saucon. 56.
Copley gives Hartrant majority; Catasauqua, 17G,
and Washington Township, 159 These majorities
are correctly reported. and show Democratic gain
of $50 on the vote of 1871, in 13 election districts
thus far heard from.
TIOGA COUNTY PROBABLY 5000 FOR HARTRANFT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBI
WELLsBoRo, Oct. 9.-TiOga County is eSti-
mated from what have heard, at 5000 for Iortranft
HENRY sHERwooH
NEGLEY AND HARMER REELECTED.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S.-Negley (Adm) is
elected to Congress by 5000 majority. armcr ADM is
reelected in the vth District by 2,5Oo majority.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
CONNECTICUT TOWN ELECTIONS.
GREAT LIBERAL GAINS THROUGHOUT THE
STATE.
lsY rE1EGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE.l

GREAT LIBERAL GAINS lHkOlbHoli
eTATE.
1917 TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
NoRwIcu Oct. s.--There have been great
liberal gains all through Connecticut In Norwich the
First seectman had Republican majority last year
this year his majority only ILL., with committee ap-
pointed 10 his accounts. NewIaven elects
the Board OF selectmcn, Democratic Mayor, Treasurer
Collector &c Brooklne elects Democratic Board ly
IS majority a Liberal gain OF rs. Windham elects Re
form Board by majority Preston elects the Greeley
reIet Last year II had Republican Clerk. Hartford
County has done nobly.
NORwALK GIVES Liberal GAIN OF b25. t
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDuNRl
STANFORD, Oct. S.-Norwalk Senator Ferrys
home has gone Liberal by majority, gain of $50 since
last spring 10 doubt Ferry thinks IL Is clear case OF
''4udsummer madness"
OSE HUNDRED AND TWENlf-ElGHI Towns
HEARD EROI.
HARTFORD, Oct 8.-0ne hundred and twenty
OF lCs towns ia this state have been heard from. Fy
eight elect the eutiro RrplDcap ticket, and IN "a these
Offices are divided between the two parties. The LIB
erals have gained q ,ht which were wholly hepub
Utan last year, All the Republicans have gained eist
towns whiD.i WeTe Democratic last year.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
Richmond City. In Concord Township, Ethart County,
the GRAFT Republican gain is I27, and IS IN Cambridge
RECEIVIHG THE ELECTION NEWS.
SCENES AT THE CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS.

SCENES AT THE CAM1AIGN HEhbSjbhlbhS'
The political headquarters were visited by
large number OF people yesterday who called to IN
ouire concerning the probable results In the october
states Toward evening the crowd increased ana at
o'clock the headquarters we're thronged AS the even
ing advanced the number increased. At the denham
Hotel the commttee-roOms aud the halls were hned
with an anxious excited crowd. Early In the evening
priyate dispatches were received indicating Ioerai
gains in Ohio and Indiana but nothing was received
from Pennsylvania up to 10A p. m.
The crowd largest at the Fifth Avenue hotc''
Early I'm the evening few unmportant dispatches were
received Atss III. dispatch was received ths pets
were making in philadelphia that the city had been car
red for Hartrant by 10000 majority Later In the even
ing this number was reduced 1900 by those in charge
of the headquarters. Later still, it was placed from
~ 900 TO 1900 and this agaiD changed 70 Hart
ranft's majority steadily increasing" h lO3 p W., a
dispatch received claiming Alegheny CouneS
the State generally by about 10000 majority
The offices aud corridors I'm tho hotel were crowded dur
ing the entire evening tho crowd In 'front.' OF the nole
dlling the sidewalks and extending into the street
Nothing definite aseerteDed The reports pelng n-
certain, conflicting, and generally accepted as uh-
Trustworthy. 30,
AZ the spingler Hotel there many visitors. The
Hon. Augustus schel aud Major A. ID. Banks were IN
attendance during the evening" Out up 10 los j. ID o'
ing Of Importance was received
THE EXCITEMENT IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8-The interest in poll
ties to-day, absorbed almost every other subject ana
there was consequent nattenton business in the de-
partments Of Government and In private channels Iho
news offices have been constantly visited IN search OF
the latest intelligence, and numerous kilograms have
been received In to impatient inquiries Never
has greater been manifested in relation 70 STATE
elections affecting the result OF tho Presidential con-
test. The fragmenary returns OF to-day bubuateh to
desire for full particulars tOlllBnt
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
cherry Valley, " T., Oct. l, lS'2
MORE OF MR.. wilson's FRIENDSHIP TO voLUS-
TEERS.

To me Editor Of The TrfoRne.
SIR The article in your paper OF Oct
entitled Army Asocracy shows mp very fairly Senator
Wilson's toadysm TO the officers OF the4eguar army,
but It does not sufficiently expose his shallow pretense
of being friend to the volunteer officers He Killed III
his Committee bill which passed tho House or Repre-
sentatiyes unanimously 10 allow to officers raising reg
menis their pay provided the time employed IN raising
he regiment did not exceed the period OF % days. After
that bill had passed the House OF Representative .
ami had been referred 10 the Military Committee OF tue
was ans wered very cury, and Without receiving any
favorable consideration; and subsequently, wheh
again smoke 10 Mr. Wilson on the subject, Mr. Wilson re-
piied that his Committee was opposed 20 the Dl le
thus appears that while Mr. Wilson was willing 10 vote
annuifes OF thousands OF dollars regular officers he
was not willing allow to civilians who neglected their
TING and 20 raise regiments TO support the war
one single cent OF nav for all their services during the
time they were raising their regiments.
A COLONEL OF VOLUNTEERS.
Kdsbiu0fOu. Oct g. 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
rEIFGpApHrc TrrMs.

IA delegation OF Tie chiefs will go TO Washing
o a few DAYS.
The steamers Congress, BrOakl yn. ana Ply
month Of the Uatoi sss aest srisd b tte fssus
Christopher Myers steaui saw mill and pack
inc boz manuaerv 81 North stree fidrirta vn- bar
lat ught The los Is sl2lDv Iusgrd fr Tspes
Richard Wagner. the famous composer who -
now on yis 10 Bologna. hos De- oicf lr Irel ~ ~ ei
uherp hs opera LoashgrH pcsDiy ti 'uch sri 'asfeH
"A dispatch from Boston. SAYS ina Amos A.
"a fsi, hurt i sc tinage Yf'eral bJ no. hore STAN
lng ard upon him IL = feared met b. A9 'ei n'f'A ~
iunes prove senoas-
The 6fty ninth annual concllye of the Grand
Csmusadey Of K5Ehs rsaG q ae , y SsN losh We oFl4
asilau Norweh '"auasrs~ry
IN ,sus arm as9 with prayer FoTysevsp Cos aahse.hs
pess
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
A NEW DEPARTURE FOR MORMON LEADERS.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Oct. Slider Ricl

ards in the Mormon Conference, to-day, cautioned the
peOple against the wes OF the enemy OF the kingdom
especially against their schools. He advised them not
10 send their children GENTLE schools Brigham Young
followed saying that he differed with the speaker He
added: "send your children TO schools when free. I
thank Methodist Epscopalians and all sects for estab
fishing schools and Heaven will reward them" This
new departure for the Mormon leader.