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! CREAT DEMAND FOR FURNISHED HOUSES FROM
VI 800 TO $500 month; parties having such TO lee
will lind ready customers by calling at addressing 86
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! rJ,HE UPPER PART OF A HOUSE DESIRED-IN A
i good neghborhood by a gentleman and wife Ad.
| dress d. W. box gy7 Post Office
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THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE
n House. IL feet inches 'front.' 80 feet deep; Lot 05
hard wood finish plate glass: on Lexington avenue con
venient to cars. THOMAS q. HOJER 936 Third av
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MEDIUM-sIZED FURNISHED ROOM WANTED-BY
Itl gentlemen must not be SD per month.
with gas and bath. Address NJ. r.. Herald office
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| yNANTED-FURNISHED ONE LARGE ROOM WITH
w closets suitable Tor light housekeeping for quiet
and select party good location, OF Broadway,
Bleecker and Fourth street preferred. Address
L.. H.. T., Herald office.
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| WANTED-TwO uNFURNIsHED ROOMS. PRIVATE
w family, all convenicnces; rent not TO exceed SIT
| month. Address II. E S74 Broadway.
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A SMALL STORE wANTED-FOR FANCY GOODS
n and millinery. Address Mrs. A.. B. c., Brooklyn
Post office.
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A Ill DESIRING JERSEY PROPERTY, NEAR NEW
n York vi any description, please examine my list;
can suA Any one, either for casli o exchange.
STANLEY FERGUSON. lol Broadway
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-19

The departure of Mr.. Sumner for
Europe was doubtless very great
surprise to most OF his friends, and
the necessity of such step for the
restoration of his health will be pro-
loundly regretted. But since the
severe attack from which he suffered
in the early spring OF last year he has
never regained his old condition, and
the mental struggle Of. separation
from the party his life and his words
have alike nobly illustrated has cost
him more than those have suspected
who did not know him well. The
attack of last year was form oil
angina pectoris, originally due to
the assault OF Mr.. Brooks in the Sen
ate, in May, 1856. The Senator's
vigorous constitution seemed to cope
successfully with the consequences,
bit OF late those conse ,uences appear
to have been more insiduous than
was suspected. He should undoubt-
edly have gone away upon his recov-
cry last year But the sense OF duty
which is SO powerful with HIM pre-
vented, and he remained faithfully at
his post during the peculiar excite
mcnts Of the last season. And now
he has been forced to fly. The pray
ers OF thousands OF truo hearts go
with him, invoking for him the health
which is here denied.
No difference Of opinion can now
affect the respect and affection of
those who have watched Mr.. Sum.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-19
What Vermont Says.

The Green Mountains have spok-
en-, and their voice gives no unccr-
tain sound. They say that reconcil-
lation Is not to be expected from a
party which has been tho chief hin
drancc Of harmony, aud that if that
party had really abandoned its old
convictions it would not remain fully
organized as it is. This is the com.
mon sense OF the situation, and was,
therefore, naturally to be expected
from Vermont. The Democrats had
hoped, with the assistance of the Lib
eral Republicans, to whom, as else
where, they had mainly left the
management OF the campaign, to
make such serious reduction in the
Republican vote as to justify the
theory that the Republican party
was crumbllng. But no: "the dog
it was that died. The Republican
party will perhaps in due time dlsap-
pear. But it will last SO long as
there IS a popular feeling that it is
still necessary. The constant folly
OF the present campaign is the as
sumption Of the Liberal Republicans
that the party has done its work. Do
they suppose that the "work" OF a
party is like harvesting field oi
corn, which body OF laborers may
cut and another bind?
The new party which the Liberal
Republicans assume to exist, would
be possible only upon the dissolution
OF one or both OF the old PARTIES
They may think that they see in the
Democratic nomination OF Mr.. Gree.
ley signs OF Democratic dissolution
But do they see Republican dlsso!u.
ton In North Carolina or in YER
mont, and we hope to be able to say,
when this paper is issued, in Maine !?
The WorM IS supporting Mr.. Gree.
icy. Does it support him as Re
publican, or an independent, or as a
new party representative? Distinct
ly not, but as the Democratic candl-
date. Senators Thurman and Bay
ar,!, Mr.. Beck and Mr.. Voorhees,,
Ex-Governor Vance and the whole
Southern Democratic party, support
him in the Fame way. Has any
Democrat any whore, or any Demo.
cratic paper, protested to have ceased
to be Democratic, as the New York
Tribune has declared that it had
ceased to be Republican in the party
sense?
But if tho Republican party is not
dissolved, as IS perfectly evident,
what is the situation A contest
between that party and the Demo.
cratic party with some Republican
recruits. And from the first it has
been evident that such would be the
issue. Had the Cincinnati Conven-
ton been composed Of men OF both
parties, with conspicuous leaders OF
both, new party might hive been
practicable. And why was it not
so composed 7? Simply because the
facts were not favorable. There
were plenty OF Democrats OF the
Blair kind who were willing to use
the Convention as wedge to divide
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-19

Perhaps no paper has been more
earnest ard efficient III service for the
Republican party than Napcr's UecF-
Il. IL has often done its opponents
an injustice in its editorial columns.
and more frequently does in its car
toons, but its work has | cen done
with conscientious fidelity to true
principles. Its cartoons OF Senator
Sumncr have not usually been Just
or in good taste. But, now that the
Senator's health has become impair
co 70 such Il degree as To excite the
earnest sympathy OF his old friends,
the editor torgcts the partisan and
pays the tribute o. friendship and re
spcct to the absent Senator which we
repGblish II another column. No
trnc friend to Republican principles
will censure Warper's UecI(V for these
few words OF respect for lie time
oi usefulness ana honor.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-19

/, las been customary for members
Of the Legislature TO vote themselves
twenty five or thirty daily papers or
the equivalent in weeklies,a large !
ton Of which they usually sent 20
their constituents. The last House
of Representatives refused TO allow
its members any papers at the public
expense. 1t is well known, howev-
or, tina, Mr.. Wilson sent the usual
number of weekly papers 10 his con
stituents and paid for the same ont
Of his private funds. When SO much
is being charged against Mr.. Wilson,
it may he we'll to give prominence TO
this fact.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-19

Now, What are tho facts in this
case FANNY, these, Tie .great2
r.faacc 4 m eofFcr1 o"e, ana fer which
'if. W ''soh ought to have charged
II ta'7' hY what rente Mr.. Wilson
''et"'''s t'aNeAr2 20 les Ao'hes, III
i1oo, we Go NOT knoW nor IS II ma
''i ''''' nc eNI'2"''y reported TO the
co"il'''''ee 'A0 distance 10y M air
'l''eg aid ny Nv wv usually travelled
OF 'hoS' convenient route lie theh
eNi'eh''N h's'""N the true iitcnt
a'1a Fcaso'ao.e meaning OF lh' Jaw
III i>'"' ne pfooaoiy travelled ana
reported inc osoaI route by 9Fand
1ohe''oS' 'he oh'y route py "hich
80 ."o''.s W. "eeess"o'e "l'noE'
MANY ana NeAa'l@as oe!aYs, Inc
men VINO eoll 'he 3eSS anu A1S''"|
"o"'" 'i''Ne ao'c W s.''''c
Ner'"'"4y ~ ''le case OF l"e f'as
''ic Juggling u 'h's matter 10 ''e pun
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-19

Hon. James Wilson dare not tell
his constituents whether he voted
for Harlan or Allison tor United
States SENATOR L,5a'0I, Sept Ii.
We hope the Literal will not take
otiense at our suggestion that there
are not a dozen men in lama county
who care TO the extent OF cont
mental copper for whom Mr.. " ilson
voted for Senator Mr.. Wilson'S
constituents are intelligent enough to
understand that it was not necessary
for him to take a noisy position in
the Senatorial fight last winter. Mr.
W. was. as our contemporary ought
70 know, a candidate Tor the Speaker
ship. Our contemporary does know
that he distinctly told the friends OF
both candidates that lie had choice
but should not announce it, nor
should ne allow either side to claim
him as one OF them. Every one, Of
an unprecedented temper, sees at once
the reasonabieness OF this decision
Mr.. W. bore himself through that
contest nobiy and honorably. With
his position and decision his consiit-
uents are to-day, and have beer, pre-
tectly satisfied.
While Mr.. w. does net consider
it o! importance that he should de
clare upon the house tops the nature
oil the vote ne cast in the Senatorial
caucus, yet we feel confident that il
his constituents very generally think
otherwise he viii not refuse to graft
~ them. We do not believe, how
ever, that any one man, or any halt
dozen men, his personal aud political
enemies, Will force him into the dec
laration the Liberal don ands.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-19
Political Lying.

The Rev A. G. Williams lately
preached sermon in tho M. Z.
Church, IN Indianola, on the sin OF
Lying, which is published in the pa
pers of that town. We make the
following extract on lying in politics
which needs to be very much needed
at the present time:
Zone of the most dangerous liars
of the present day is the press when
in the hands of bad men. And it
would seem that great many bad
men are in the printing business. Ma
ny an EDITOR would hold up his hands
in horror at the man who is convicted
of making false entries on his day
book and thereby stealing money
He would write him down, thief. -
And yet that same man will deliber-
atoly fitch mans character, pour up
on him the btterest SANDER, then
smack his lips before men as though
he had done smart thing and placed
his patrons under lasting Obligations.
Some Of the heather have pray
ing machines, machine which
can offer thousand prayers at one
revolution. And in some eases their
prayers are offered to tho devil. So
the press in too many instances is
prostituted into lying machine, not
to the deyil, but for the devil.
We say the press IS tree; is it P
Would a Republican paper dare tell
the truth about Horace Greeley, or a
Democratic paper about Gen. Grant?
Will they tell the exact truth OF their
own men? Do we rot know that
half We read is false or intended to
convey a false impression IN hot
! political strife? Why do We bear it
Who do men allow such wholesale
abuse and INSCRIPTIONS false
hood +? just because all are welded
to party; and when prodigious Ii,
is tol3 against our enemies We must
hold breath, smother our conscience
and give 1t a kind Of halt endorse.
ment, least ioisooth we .injure the
prospects OF our party or our candi.
date. Here is u man, he would be ;
dangerous enemy or an efficient
friend, and Immediately his mouth il
stopped with Tie public pap and Ill,
corruption is sheltered under the
wing o! the party. What this nation
needs is Truth, Honesty. 1t is :
painful fact that the press is largtl,
in the hands Of designing dema
gogucs-men who pretend to lead
but deceive the people; men look
ing for the spoils and who care liltl,
to- the public good.
| What We need Is purified publ,
conscience; q conscience that vii
demand honesty; q conscience tina
will hunt down lie in politics a
quickly as in business; conscience
that yon can put in type; con
science that no Office can blind an'
no dcmasogue can carry in his peck
ct.
l know there are honest men in OF
fice-high toned gentlemen of al
parties. But we all know that too
many vile men by the most disgrace
tul means get into places OF trust anf
power. This ought to be checked
The rapid change Of leaders in oul
Government, while attended viii
some evil, does much to keep Til,
corruption in bounds. But above al
a love of truth among the people:
wholesale conviction that truth i.
better than a name-virtue than 8
policy, honesty than an office; unit
this is tho solemn conviction of the
masses there is no hope OF reform"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-19

On the It'll the Liberal published,
on its fourth page, a terrific erpose Of
terrible and gigantic frauds in the
Treasury OF the United States, CIV
ing figures to show that the said
Treasury had been "plundered OF
sl56, o,o0o,' by false entries and
fabricated statements. When this
statement was being prepared by the
Nationa. Democratic Congressional
Committee the New York Ttjunc
called attention to it, and denied thu,
there was any fraud as charged -
Does the Liberal deliberately mis-
lead, or does it reject the leadership
of the greater Tribune !?
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-19

Rev. /. Il. Fuller was Methodist
pastor, at Iowa City, f-w years
ago. The STATE Press was sent to
hun, IS to other pastors, gratis. The
iowa City Iepa5l'eaa tells tie bal
ance Of the story as follows
s'r. Irish's paper was so offensive
TO them that they refused TO receive
it as a free gilt, and ordered the car
.ler not TO leave il. But as he con
tlnucd TO DO so, Mrs. Fuller,not WILL
in. to rolnte her hands with it, took
i, In her tong. and threw it ont Of
the yard, and now Rev. |. IL. Fuller
Is in cahoot with Irish for Greeley.
And all this Tor reform
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-19
The Mileage Matter.

The S5ate Press, edited by John y.
Irish, whom the Alliance party has
set up as a Congressional runner,
publishes, and the Literal Of last
week copies with great flourish,
some facts IN respect TO Mr.. Wilson
to which We direct attention. In the
two first sessions OF the Legislature
in which Mr.. Wilson served, he was
allowed mileage as follows:
1868, 100 miles $4,000
1870, sos miles 1880
On tslis simple statement of unds
rutcl facts, the two papers name d
proceed 10 arraign Mr.. Wilson for
an abuse Of the mileage law. The
Iress, nor the LibeGri, does not di-
rectly say that the distance paid for
in 1868 100 miles, is the correct dis
lance, and that the distance pad for
N 1870, 2oS miles, Is in excess OF the
real distance, but that is the infer.
ence the papers named Its On their
leaders to draw.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-19
Joint Discussion.
Fifth Congressional District.

Hon. James wilson, Of Tama County,
and John s. Irish, Of Johnson county, can-
didates for Congress in the Fifth Iowa Dis
trct, will jointly discuss at the following
places ;
Marshallown, Wednesday, Sept. lsth
Toledo, Thursday. Sept. 10Th.
Sinton. Friday, Sept 10Th.
Marion, Monday, Sept 23d.
Iowa City, Tuesday, Oct LIST.
Marengo, Wednesday, Oct. 81.
Montezuma, Thursday, Oct. Sd.
The Discussions will be in the afternoon
Of evening as the local committees may ar
range.
j. W. Rlcu. Chmn. Rep. Com
JOHN Z. lRlsn, Chm II. Dem. Com.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-19

We have stated that Mr. Wilson
made certain promises TO Judge
strube about what he could and
would do tor HIM, and that he did
not 90 rs he promised. We have
mentioned some Of .,hom and Mr.
Wilson has (noD denied ov.r his own
signature tie charges made against
him. lis failure 10 deny Them alter
50 long Sine has iu.Iy convinced
the people that the charges are true.
Il Literal Sept. II
The way this thing strikes Us, and
No Lrnw II i ats~ ~ way IL st'Ihes
!. large proportion eff The isepubli-
caus of the county, is this the
charge is too vague, there is not a
word of confederation given, and 1t:
iteration aud re.iteration under these
circumstances, 90 to show that the
whole thing is drawn from a diseased
Imagination, and is put forward tol
political effect. The effect has beer
very Slight, however. 1t has con
WINGED nobody of It's truth. On The
other hand it has drawn to Mr.. vii
sons side many who at first were
not his friends.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-19
Loyal John.

We have tie authority Of the OF
tumwa Courier, and the Iowa City
Republican Tor the statement that the
following extract appeared in the
State Press in 1861, soon after the
draft was ordered tor Iowa. John
p. Irish was editor Of the State Press
at that time, as well as now. The
extract shows John to have been a
very loyal e. individual, at that time.
Where is the evidence that he has
experienced u change?
eve have some super eminently
loyal gentlemen among us, who are
not content to perform the appropr-
ate duties Of their calling, but needs
go out and dabble in the dirty pool
OF partizan politics, They seem to
regard it as part OF their ministerial
duties, to labor for the reelection OF
the smulty old joker, " WHO dis
eraces the seat OF Washington.
Well, gentlemen, we have a slgges-
ton to make to you. Our pulpit
idol Abraham Airlcanus l., has lssu-
ed his cdict that forty five men OF
Iowa City be dragged from their
wives and children to offer up their
lives, at the lannon's mouth, for the
freedom OF your beloved brother
the niger. You say that you are IN
favor Of this war; you insist, tia. it
shall be prosecuted until every slave
IS free. Come, then, noble patriots
-"loyal" preachers-you, Laverty
and you of the Baptist church
shoulder arms and forward to the
front. Abraham calls, why will you
delay? God knows that yon are do
ing no good here, and will do less
the longer you stay. by one ACT
give Iowa City a happy radiance, and
the country some service. Pray do.
an anxious community hang breath
less on your answer
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-19

The Geneva Arbitration Confer
encc has completed its work and ad-
]ourncd. It has awarded gross
sum of s15,50G,000 to the United
States in payment of losses by the
rebel priyatcers. Lord Cockburn,
the English representative in the
convection, objected to some part OF
the award and refused to sign the
final papers. The country is to be
congratulated upon the ending of
this great perp'cxing controversy.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-19

John L. Irish Is running asa Dolly
Warden candidate tor Congress On
two issues LIST, " the Democratic
party has always been opposed to
slavery ,, I'd, Not TO draw any mile
age. These represent the two wings
of his supporters. The first illustra-
ties Democratic honesty when it goes
into partnership with boiling Repub.
Leans. The second is designed as a
satire on Liberal p!etensions of Gro.
form"
But this is not enough. John will
never get to Congress in that way.
In his next speech ho should claim
that the Democracy abolished slave.
ry. He should also agree to dispense
with salary as well as mileage. Lit.
tie items ct this sort are of no account
to a Democratic Congressman,and it
is not impossible that the vote OF
some credulous fool may be nilu-
enced thereby State Register.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-19

LIST OF LETTERS
remaining uncalled for in the Post Office at
Toledo, Iowa, Sept II, 1872.
Henry Blake g II Mosier
L Barns + Price
Cora Crowell Lucinda Peugh
Emery Evans Rev J II Steward
Mess Ross s. Irwin Solamon Gleson
Thomas keesee IN Mcfarland
Persons calling for these letters will
please. say advertised and give date of this
list. EMILY l.. DILLMAN. p. M.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Colt Lost.

Colt Lost.
ONE dark iron grey Colt, light face
~ white hairs on its shoulders and in it,
tail, small pony built, years old this fall
Has been gone about two weeks. Strayed
from the subscriber in Crystal township,
near the Post Office. Any one giving infor-
nation Of the whereabouts of the Colt W i'll
be literally rewarded.
Z. MALLERY.
Sept. Is, 1872. 1899
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-19

the Republicans; but there were no
leading Democrats ready to throw
oil their party allegiance. This is
what Vermont understands; and
therefore Vermont says that she be.
licves the country to be safer with
the Republican than with the
Democratic party Xafper's Wetk.
Ia.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-19

We are Informed ly circular from the
State Central Committee that
HON. L. W. EASTMAN,
Republican Elector will speak at
lele Ilaine. Tuesday. Oct. s.
.olcdo, Wednesday. Oct 2.
The lo.,r or tie meeting will be designated
hereafter.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-19

TOLEDO, IOWA,
rLhr,,lay. September, 10, 1872.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-19
THE REPUBLICAN,.

NJ q q rG& Editor ~ Publisher
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-19
e4sMay WglSoE

Tor Presidential Electors Gi-IGrqt,
SAMUEL J. klRhWoOD.
Of johnson CO.
CHRISTIAN WULLN ElDEE,
Of Dubuque Co.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-19
Of Tama CO,

For Circuit Ju1qs SM Judicial District,
JOHN McKEAN,
Of Jones Co.
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