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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-12

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The New England Yankees still be-
Iieve In making treason odioas, (sce
Vermont election,> notwithstanding
Greeley desires, for the sake of his
own aggrandizement, to turn out Or
power tho soldiers Of the Union, to
put in their places the soldiers Of the
Confederacy., s ,,s,.5 y -s.ss ,.s..4s M,
New England will kindly and si,s-
cerely forgive the truly penitent rebel,
even beneath the sorrowing shadow Of
a vacant chair around every heartll-
stone within her borders, but she cam
not, in the light Of Justice, reason and
the future welfare of the Nation, place
the purse and tho sword Of tho conn
try again in their hands.
We confess it n 10 10 IN, enigma We
cannot solve, to account for I few good
men going off into such company to
obtain redress for what may to them.
seem wrong in the administration.--
We feel to know that had they felt in
their persons the stern rigors, trials
and hardships Of the great rebellion,
instead of remaining al homo and a.
massing fortunes, they would better
weigh the true status Of the situation.
Gentlemen, pray tell us, when, where,
and how the patriotic heart of this
nation will again ever be aroused to
pour out its treasure and it's blood, If
ever the dear old flag should again be
tramplcd under foot, should We now
inaugnratc the policy, seven years af-
ter the rebellion closed, of discarling
the patriot and honoring the traitor
Liberty, union, patriotism, will not
flourish and remain active on such
nourishment, but on the contrary, they
will sadly pine and go to decay, and
work the final and not long delayed
ruin of the country.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-12
Upon Mr.. GrinnclPs urging the pay
lnent of this account, Commissioner
Dclano addressed him the following :

- - tAuXuSC = IoO0s J
Hon. ]. .. Urinnsiis ! 0rinnsli. iowa,
Dear Sif::-Y Yours .cf The Goth june
is received. When you applied to me
for Detectives Commission. about
March IA, 1869, you informed me that
you were going to Texas by way Of the
Indian country, and that You desired a
Detectives Commission for your
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BY W. U. TEL. LINE
QFFfCK or
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Dew. Z 1872
tThe petroleum market Is quiet TO Day at
$3.50. We hear OF one sale Of 500 barrels
at that figure.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09

General Grant has ntyer been beaten and
n 'vcr will be- 1t was Mr. Greeley who
printed this significant sentence in the New
York Tribune. Pennsylvania Ohio, and we
trust, Indiana, verify the prediction.
The Keystone State We have swept by
majority never before given In a SAte can
yass. General IIartranft, according to our
dispatches, has been elected Governor Of that
State by thirty thousand majority We have
felt all along, "a our columns will testify,
that PENNSYLVANIA was certain for General
Grant and the Republican party, but she
sbould be 80 by so crushing q majority as
that which she has just rolled up Is infinitely
more than we expected, or the most sanguluc
dared to hope for.
The great Keystone State answers In thun-
der tones all the ISLANDERS upon the Admins
tratlon. all the ISLANDERS upon Hartrantt all
the ISLANDERS upun Cameron, and proves be-
yond all doubt aud controversy that she Is
lrmer In the Republican faith to-day than
she ever was. We accept the omen and the
motto that as she goes so goes the Union.
She has buried Horace Greeley and the In
famous coalition at his back hundred
futhoms deep below the base Of the Allcgha-
mics. The majority she gave yesterday will
bc more than doubled q month hence, when
State issues and merely local questions shall
have been brushed away.
Ohio. according to the latest information
from within her patriotic borders. has gone
Republican by fifteen thousand majority.
The home Of Liberalism has repudlatcd 1t.
Much dependence was placed upon the
German vote. upon Carl schurz, upon Has.
saurek, but Ohio proves true to her old Re.
publican record.
The dispatches from Indiana are mcagre
but the towns as far as heard from show Re
publican gains. Mr.. Hendricks has sent on,
or two dispatches, but they arc OF truly
gloomy character.
Yesterday partially settled the Presidential
election. Our thirty thousand majority il
Pennsylvania will be more than doubled ii
November. The keystone State carries will
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09

wHITELAw REID will try not to go West,
but the Tribune stockholders have notified
him that he must.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09

THEODORE TLToN was going to sing
Greeley into the White House. Song after
October s, Were all done Brown"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09

CORNELIUS NANDERBnT, IR., will never
pay out of the Treasury the money he owes
Greeley.
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JouN HAY is one of the editors of the
Tribune. leigh, John; no, John.
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NTGLEY AND HARMER.

The reelection Of General Neglcy to Con-
grCss by the handsome majority Of three
thousand, and the re election Of Mr. Harmcr
from the Fifth Congressional district Of
Pennsylvania by twenty-five hundred major
ity, are results that will greatly rel dice all
their friends In this city. II affords wash
ingtonians the sncercst pleasure to con-
gratulatC these eminent gentlemen upon
their success They will bo most cordially
welcomed on their return to this city, for be-
sidcs their consistent devotion to Republican
principles they arc recognized as generous
and intelligent friends,
Tus Chicago Tribune can be very funny
sometimes Here Is q fair specimen Of its
editorial wit: THE Georgia election IL q VIC
tory In the Interests Of peace, good ORDER
and good government" Murder and assas-
sinatiOu Of colored men at the polls the
Tribune calls peace" assaults upon the bal
lut-box II pronounces 10 bo good ORDER" q
reign Of intimidation and terrorism 1t terms
good government" The Tribune will in
all probability next tell US that Horace Gree
ley Is a model Of honesty; that Reuben Z.
Fenton Is as pure and white as the mountain
snow; that Aleck Mcclure Is an angel of
light; and that Carl Schurz ls making reform
speeches for the pure love Of the thing.
" WE MAY BELIEVE the personal column
in the New York journals we have more
'judges' In this city than any other city Of
the Union. Indeed we are sometimes, upon
reading the aforesaid columns, inclined to
think that all our male citizens are judges,
for the reason that as sure as any one Of
them visits the Empire City he never fails to
receive this legal appellatlon. There are at
least twelve Judges from Washington reg
istcred daily at the New York hotels, and
reported as In that city In the New York pa
pers. As to whether they are learned 10 the
law or merely judges Of something else, we
will not pretend to decide, although we have
very positive opinions on the subject.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09

THE Patriot is for sale. The RErUBLI
CAN Is not bidding.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09

JONI CocuRASE will wear no more velvet
coats.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09

GEN. BUTLER, in a speech in Ohio few
days ago, said There are two kinds of lies
In this world; there Is the bold, manly, out
and-out lie that somehow makes us respect
the man that utters 1t, because be has cour'
age. II Is the other one, the mean, covert,
inslnuated lie, uttered by a man that dared
not say 1t, and yet wants to; 1t Is that kind
of lie that was told at Mount Vernon the
other day" land, the General might add,
THAT Is told every day In every column Of
the New York Tribune" whenever 1t refers
to u supporter of the Administration.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09

MURAT HALsrEAD will not be Minister to
COnstantlnOple.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09

Carl SCHURz has failed to fulfill his con
tract to deliver the German vote.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09

81 INTEND to fight it out on this line If it
takes all winteT."-H. q.
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ANDY CURTIN has now time to turn biz
attention to the Presidential election.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09

The Ku KLUx will shoot no more negroes
10 the South
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09

SAM BowLEs Is going to sell the Spring
field Republican.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09

WHERE Is joins D. DEFREEs's patent
electoral list2
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war DEPARTMENT.
AnIUTAHT GEsERAL's OFTICE, J
WAsHIs0rOH, oct ., lisa
General Or,isrs No, 81
The following promotions and appointments
In the Army OF the United States, made by the
President since tho publication OF General Or.
ders No. n, Of July Q, 1871, and No. u, Of July
~, 1872, and up TO October l, 1874 are an.
nnunpeu
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KnPATMCK's MISSION as a slanderer Ia q
an end.
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ALL THE REPUBLICANS who voted for Hart
rant are liars" and "villalns. IL G.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09

ALEcK MCCLURE believes the country i.
lost.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09

Tom MURPHY Is going to buy the New
York Tribune.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09

Horace feels that the bloody chasm is a
fraud.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09

SAM. sINcLAIR's Normau-wlard gun con-
tract claim has gone up.
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CHARLEY ALEXANDER will not be post.
master.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09

JUST LISTEN tn this from Democratic
cotemporary' 1--WE have no more doubt
than we have Of our own identity that In
the event Of the Presidents election the very
first thing he and those by whom he Is sur
rounded will think OF will be- what bis
chances are Of a reelection for third time.
scon not, Republican reader, at the sugget-
tlou! Smile not incredulousy doubling
Democrat 1t is, in our judgment, a GER
tain and awful truth" The only conclusion
we can come to upon reading tue above Is,
that our contemporary must he edited 10y
some persons In the large building on the
hill above UuiuntOwn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09

nfff@BOUTh WASH lNNlTNbN,- AHHO On n
- residing In south Washington eau have tho
REPUBLICAN, lett At their residence promptly every
mOTnluk by leaving their nHm0a an address At the
Cigar btnIs Of y j, Burt No, aOB Seventh street,
between Virginia avenue and street southeast
Auk-R
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1.-THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
WASHINGTON. ID. G.

lblI,
The College opens September ~, ls72
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The Law Department Op8nA October u, lS7A
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gard 10 the several departments address thu pFrti'
dent JAS. a. WELLlNti.
ilsp.eotd
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The INDEPENDENT JOURNALS are well
played out.
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BESJAMiS F. CAMP won't get his cotton
claim through.
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Boarding.

pOARDING.-BOARD, WITH OR WITHOUT
- ROOhh, In . good locality, onnyeui"nt to the
Executive Departments, Apply at BIB I've ith
street heISeen and sire u hnrthSe.- ,ep2a u
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Special Notices.

s1S5-THR MEMBERS UF THE MASONIC
OHDlh earnestly requested to attend
Rehearsal THIS EVENING, at 7i30 O'Clock ,. IN.
ocq ROOT. BALL, President
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09

Efjy-rOTIER;-1TnE ANIMAL. MEETING
~ OF the 81 Ogk holders Of the Metropolis Paw.
Ing OompADyn Tor tho Election Of Ofoors for the
suing year will DO held At the oos VI tho Dom any,
corner OF Fourteenth street and New York avenue,
on TUESDAY, tho ~ day Of October, 1871, At
o'clock, p, m. BY order Of the president.
sela.eodtd A. NJ. SMITH. Secretary.
rDRt J. FORD ,THOMPSON. OFFICE
and Residence a FtTHat, batW6en ThlTit an th
and Fourteenth atT00ta-NO. 1915. sell. sGlms
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09

CARRY the news to Hiram.
PUT me in my little bed.-ll. q.
WHERE is that tidal wayc2
-
THE Liberal cabinet slate Is smashed.
JoHS W. FoRNEY despalrs Of reform.
HORACE GREELEY Is going West.
joins CoCuRANE Is going West
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09
Personal.
Lost and Found.

I OsT-A TIMR BOOK OF THE WORK ON X
IL street between Ninth snd Twenty.t third strests,
last Tuesday night suitable reward will be paid
II left At Thomas LuoAs' corner Of X and Twenty.
second streets or at this office. Ocs'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09

RSR-TIIR WEED FAMILY FAVORITH
SEWING MACHINE gives more general sat
tafAotion to purchasers than sewing Machine II
the market Eor sale on MONTHLY PAYMENTS
at 400 Ninth street. oea
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joins CocuRANE is going West.
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/ desire to sell the PATltNT RIGHT FOR AN IN.
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saving At least one hall the time and expense and IL
the most perfect Instrument for treatment Of the
Grape disease by means OF tho SULPHUR Cure.
Parties desiring to purchase State or the universal
right will please address
JOHN W. HRRDLRY,
Jsl7.u washington, ID. D.
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POLlTiC.4L.

The Portland Oregonian announces that
one by one the Democratic papers of thai,
State are pronouncing against Greeley.
1t is now reported that Senator Trumbull
has decided not to take an active part in the
political campaign, having reconsidered a
contrary determination since he has mingled
among his constituents and learned the weak
ness of the Liberal cause.
The indianapolis Journal says: .'When-
ever a Republican paper announces that it
has ceased or intends to cease being an or
gan, we notice it begins to throw dirt at the
Republican party and play into the hands OF
the enemy" just so. Whenever Republi-
can paper gets shaky the fact may be known
by its sudden affectation of independence. "
The New York Times hits the Democratic
nail square on the head when it says: "Mr.
Greeley's nomination is simply the victory of
the baser elements of the Democratic party
over its better elements. He Is not selected
to represent any Democratic principle, bnt
to give places to Democratic politicians, i'm.
PEELED to support him through greed of public
plumber.
In 1869, the New York Republican State
Convention. to show It's confidence in Mr.
Greeley, and to crafty his well known desire
for formal recognition by the representative
of the Republican party, gave him the NOM
nation OF Comptroller. In accepting the NOM
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he is disappointed office-sceker, is cor.

rect.
We await the fair reply which mar
who assumes to be independent and hon
orable and reformor in politics should
not hesitate to give.
Another query we add for his consider.
alton: Would the appointment of Mr.
Thomas S. Lang as Collector of Interra
Revenue have prevented the fling he
makes in the last paragraph about the
federal appointments in Maine and
especially in the Third district o.
There is a very general impression ex.
listing that the qualification which Mr.
Lang felt at the thought of holding an of.
fee, rs he intimates or expresses in his
letter above. would have been increased
in very large degree by the possession
of the desired office. and that he then
would have considered the federal appoint
ments in Maine were all right, especially
in the Third District. and particularly the
appointment for Revenue Collector
Toquote the words of Mr.. Lang .Some
footprints are unmistakable even in the
dark"
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Hon. Thomas $. Lang, the great horseman
has come out in lengthy letter, giving his
adhesion to Greeley. Mr.. Lang has had
some political position IN Kennebec County
having been elected to the Senate twice. His
course is explained very readily. He is
simply disaffected man, having a grievance
which he has complained of bitterly for some
time, viz failure to obtain the office OF
Collector of Internal Revenue for that Dis
trct. He is bitter against Mr.. Blaine, bu,
he is shorn of influence, as is every man who
acts from selfish motives.
His letter is not very convincing, and it is
asserted confidently by those who know, that
he will carry no one with him. 1t is fortu-
nate we have no more revenue officers in the
State to be dsaffected on account of loss of
office. for it might make quite serious mat
ter. As it is, it is a question of simple arith-
metic, to ascertain the number of republicans
who support Greeley, by finding out the num-
Der who either lost an office, or failed to get
ONE oxford Democrat.
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LETTER FROM Mr.. L.4NG.

To The Editor Of tie Jonrnal:
At your request answer the queries in the
journal of the 9th inst.
Some footprints are unmistakab,e, even
in the dark.
Does the Journal writer assume that men,
outside of his official ring, are trained to so
low an estimate Of their independence, that
they can be forced to a continued support of
an Executive, right or wrong:
Qpery Isl. s'Would he have remained a
firm supporter of Grants administration if he
had received the desired Office"
Ans1rer. The offer of the Office, to which
you allude, was made me three years since.
Had then been as well informed as to what
is expected of an official supporter of Grants
administration, as / now AM. | Should not
have entertained it.
query 2d: 'lf he meditated and intended
hostility TO Grants administration, does he
deem it consistent with honor to have solicited
and desired federal appointment which i'm
piled that he was friend to Grant,"
Answsr: | did not directly or Indirectly
solicit the "Federal appointment offered
me. l was gratified at the reasons expressed
by the distinguished official for keeping me in
Maine (Which had prepared to leave.) |
was especially gratifed as the offer was rep
resented to have been urged by several of the
most prominent public men in Maine. In
publishing my letter did so as citizen en-
gagged in active business, without the least
wish for public Office, and with an urgent de-
sire to draw the attention of the public to the
tendencies of the political tide, and its legiti-
mate results upon the industrial interests of
the country, which feel are of vastly more
importance than the question as to who shall
be our next President or Chief Political
Almoncr.
| feel glad that the personal attack was
based upon my disappointment for an Office,
which was offered me, unsought, so long ago.
As to the "horns of an uncomfortable d.
lemma" have not discovered them about
me, and would respectfully suggest that they
may be tangled in the peculiar ''honor" which
has characterized many others of the federal
appointments in Maine, especially in the
third District. Yours truly,
Tnos. s. LANG.
Mr.. Lang does not find ii agreeable to
answer the queries we proposed to him
and so preyaricates
This much however is acknowledged
by him in his letter above: That he
'entertained' the idea of holding Office
under President Grant. And this also ap-
pears: That he did not obtain the office
he sought.
The queries which we propounded to him
are still in order, and unanswered. and
strengthened by the admission of Mr..
Lang himself in the letter above that the
premise upon which they rest, viz: That
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nation he wrote a letter in which he referred

ination he wrote letter in which he referred
to the "great army Of office-scekers" whom
President Grants inability to supply with
places had converted into "sulky stay-at-
homes" These he entreated to go to the polls
and there work and vote simply for the con-
stitutional amendment securing impartial
suffrage" They WILL" he wrote, 'thus
proclaim that their personal disappointments
have not affected their principles, and that
their professions of Republicanism were not
insincere.' Precisely: and the advice is
equally good in the present crisis. Let it be
followed, and its authors support for the
Presidency will come entirely from the
Democratic party.
Gov Vance of North Carolina is pretty
specimen of a Greeley many In recent
speech he showed the material of which he
is composed by remark;ng he "would sooner
be the neanest K6: Klux rot,ing in the Pen
itentiary, than to be one Of the prosecutors
or the Judge who tried them" He further
advised his Democratic friends that the best
way to succeed III the coming election was by
kicking out the Republicans.