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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-05
THE ELECTION CONTEST.

This matter that has boon the con-
slant theme of thought aud convcrsa-
ton CIR the rpst few weeks continues IL
rnsrlas ii Arsc slatenf rnhlir attention,
Tie court fir tho trial has hoen organ
ix.l with y. Il. pe'lcr chairman ii tho
htsrd ~ Supervisors and }. .. Crosby
III the part of tho contestant. md IL. A,
Goodrich On the part d tie incumbent,
associated with him.
The character NJ this tribunal Il n
sufficient guarantee that its decisions
will Lc hased upon sound principles d
law, sustained Ly thu facts IL proof, re-
gardcss u every Iai,i1an arrccs.
II honest mrn have exercised tho
privileges II The elective franchise when
npt entitled thereto. they will seek TO
eaully with thu requirements u law
that their acts mn, have .sarproyal and
tho sanction ~ their own Judgments anu
conseicnecs.
If dishonest men have exercised tho
privileges II citizenship. knowing that
they hal neither moral ~ legal right to
Do 49, I, j. the duty u every good citi.
xen IL ferret nut tho facts md Md 10
punish tic guilty uur,ies. These cnds
are moro important g the public than
any consequences Immediate " remote
TO cont sssant OF incumbent. Aud those
men who have procured the votes Of
minors or aliens. Knowing tho fact n
either case. should be visited with oil
tho pains and penalties II m outraged
law.
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s,altrs III the President II shall TAKE
effect after the present tern. nnlet
the Constitution. - lnt ~ !, apl,las T.
Senators, Representatives. AID u.hris
II |. ie take ssleet ii tie date ii al. TN
II further provides TIA, Il IL nt T. he
~ constructed ~ III revive the irankinr
privileges
4 Republican cauens was held ,h''
afternoon In frla.isa 4 Tbs cangfss.ien.
al salary X ~ luton offered y, S'n.
a.or kassen, u Iowa. was adopted fot
the rcrcalr thr salary h,il u iar ~ ar-
plieablc 10 mc,ul,ct. ii r,ngrvs and
employees Of tho Two II. uses aud rrosi.
'ng ~ tho appointment a 4 committee
Il perfect I'LL ~ tic purpose, Tie
chair appointed as su,h committee,
M.s,is, Mason, Tremain, Ha,lcr, u
Massachusetts,. ThoMas aud Hale, u
Mainr lie caucus was in good tenn.
PER during the meeting. anl !, i REP
resented ~ those present TIA, tho dis
position was three h enc .or repeal,
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.l,sll ua,, like Rsnj. iranllia. si.rak II
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anil here arc few II .nr r.as III.
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ls themselves, u ,liss ~. ilri, Previous
n VI sen question. they l,,l ~, .srerl
au audience. am,l had ri slpuht, mn,l,
up their minds t. have M one ptescni
during their debate /. We. unlih. rlpsi
gfra, men. have taken cur room ulei,
there are gaul accommodations far quit,
m assembly, and W csrrc, some list
ncr> NJ nj, rate. II, when expected
no ono comes III seems t. take any in
tcrcs, In IL, w feel discouraged and In
li,,lc like speaking anl consequently Il
not speak near rs well While on TIT
contrary IL the room be we'll filed III
voices du not echo back from the nrn
site walls, and sound hollow and Ills
conragins, but We arc animated ant
tillcl with courage - - ahead IN,
while thus cnli,cncl, new thoughts tina
never before enter our heals will rrean
themselves. lis true tint l,vmns
themes acclaimed upon tic sea sllprc
where the lashing Of the waters rcsrm
hlcl thu tumutunuS noise uf Il rnpnla
assembly; bn, Mr, Editor. we have Il
impcdimen, IN speech, our voices ~
strong aud wo are not ashamed 1. ia
pear before the audience We so urpel,
~ request. We subject ourselves /
their criticisms, but study tho subjec
beforehand. hope you will ~, thin
unkindly u nc for thus reply Ing u you
remarks and
.Don't Wow me (againl with critics -,
1 Hut pass my imrcrtcc.iens ~
With the same opinions on the snljr,
m bciere, | subscribe the same,
l.YeEun Boy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-05

Thoy ~ that tho average number
d arrests n Buffalo |. farty-eighs per
day. Thh average seems large 70 pee.
llc who hnn't know that some of tho
Buffalo cdi.ors have themselves arrested
thsse tines day In order 10 avail them.
srlye, IL INV free lunch At the JILL.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-05
THE HlLiOi AN TIE REPUBLIC.

In November, ls.- III. people through
The only means known t. republican,
government, tfnaroiea IL the world
tina, Al. organized opposition Il H. admin
is,rattun WAS u.sa During tic thir-
teen mouths tint have interviewed have
been Irnlsul -a.,l tie Credit Nn'ilcr
exposures. tie Senatorial election >rau.
dals III ,he various states. the whole
sale pardon IT convicted treasury plum
dcrets w the Executive then ~ ropu-
lar. salary steal &c ssseh magnitude rs
to make tie ilci,s Il, Tweed \ G., by
comparison, pit, larecln
The pca'le a, various times during
these ryeu,inl thi,leen mouths have
been calri upon through the ballet
box /, criticize tho "llielal conduct ii
those - overwhelming chosen M guard
ians Il tho lnl,iir wcnl, Tie result
has lecn i sounding, Eigh,renSta'rs
In IT,. gave popular majority It
It'll au0. and this Year tho same states
reversing tia, verdict have voted n
rehuke u 1900 majority 10 those
whom, tho people then 20 implicitly
trusted II any one thing Il made
clearer ,han another by this popular
vcrdic, II IL tin, those engaged IN this
salary grabbing business arc u
have their large cars eaiicl till they
arc Withdrawn from the public. II IL
MI assurance tia, the popular heart y
right, however much II or IN rronoun.
cing Judgment. Il IL a demand made
upon President Grant md his ass,ci.
s.ca IN the salary prah ~i,hou, resl,ec,
to party that they rul back tho SUM
they hasc lilehua from tho ,leasnr, i,
Inv u questionable. morality. II II i
now PRONUNCIATION u tho divine man
date Numbered irum frnm Sinai
''Ineu snALr Not srEAL'
Is reho will ,esctl,eratc until rolit
clans rl,all lrarn Tint character counts
AMONG honest electors, and TINT lis
hon. !. fatal to any organisa,io,
that fails q rebukc IL no matter VIII,
may shelter Or conlonc Il. Democrat
and Republicans alike who in the or
canita,ion q tho ll'a,se Of Representa-
tives have IN tic im,rlioas mannc
and tann ~ lWeel and company rcfus
"a exon the promise # rofnn. mus
get from le'pfe lie iaf, ~ the imrcnl
Ing storm. The man aho i sn,pt
truthful, ani tin friend IL Tho people
must deserve Tint verdict or hn vii
DO SHIN tomorrow bs tho hunl tia
battlesl ~, Ais integrity to-day, l, i
time that politicians lad not onl, learn
OIL hut pail sane heui to t'.ese plai,
practicable truths.
Il matters little whether a. IL Il
performs tha duties nnl draws the m
tiona anh enjoys tho perquisiie. If u,
oihce. but II " i.nportan. ,hat lilo ~
suit II MI clceiim shall bc ascertain
cd lrnm the vntrs nf those Win mr.,
entitled 10 vote instead n thusc VII,
aro not. and TINT those entrusted Will
the performance ~ official duties b,
above suspicion a dishonesty Mr. ~,
any party however strong !, may ap
parsn.ly be-. ignure the just and reason
able demands y The people q. ii,nc,
espasity and integrity IL public scr
vants.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-05

Hon. James &. blaine has been oler.
tcl for tho third term ~ Speaker Of tho
House ef Representatives. liz was X.
nominated unanimously and withoa.
,lonI, was supported BY many that they
might seem 10 favor the repeal ol the
salary steal that was - rtrongl, Up.
posed by blaine thu, he procured tho
crasnre Of the clause that would increase
his salary NJ Speaker The Democratic
caucus nominated Hon. Fernando Nnol
fvr speaker by a vote q Ito :. ior the
inco,rursihlo \. =. Cox, Fernando
Wood was ono who changed his vote FIR
salar, steal lest |, should 10 defeated
mud checrfnlly poekc,ed the stolen Ilun-
der. II was u shamc anl disgrace
that tie old democratic party should
have been driven 10 the extremity u
supporting such 4 man for Tint Or any
other oilico. Tho Fernando Wo"ls a
every hue. and tho Matt Carpenters u
every shade do not deserve the ebnIi-
lcnee and respect II any honest body
u people. and shame On tho parli4an
work TINT demands the sacrifice 81 ,uaii.
h ,od. dignity and self respect, II sup.
porting them Or their like for any place
but tho whipping post.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-05

Tho Galaxy cruwnA tn h,Atecnth vol
umc with tho December number which
W. iit.l one Ut tho m,st attractive We
have ever examined,
The variety Of In contents nal tho
uniform excellence of tho articles aro
fairly noticeable.
The well known writer's, llieh'L II.
ltimball. lion. q. Mclle-, col, Dc
Forest. Justin Mccarthy, lsicl,'d II,
White. General Custer, aud Jalnins
Henri browne AFRO nll represented by
characteristics articles; after which colnc
three spirited slloit stories and the III.
ual departments
Tho leading article. upon tho Gar.
oyi.ch u llussia. besides It's graphic
description Of tho future Car. goes
back 10 compare the leading spirit. "
the last century III Rus.ia--l'etcr Iii,
Great. Elizabeth. aud Catharinc---.
with tho enlightened sovereign u ,he
rrc.cn, gigantic ewpirc. Tho revolt.
Ing pictures drawn Of tho licenliou,
and degraded court u Catherine II.
arv Alnost past belief.
General Custer. tho cavalry officer
gives i thrilling narrative of his expo.
dition IN search ofsomc white wo,ne,'
who had been captured BY tho savagcs
Ut Arizona.
Richard Grant White, tho great ~.
thority upon words. has nsed several
thousands d them In punishing pun
al whom every boy supposed % "
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TO CONSUMTlVES rs

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A Printers D.

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 says :;9I claim to know little about newspapers, for was fairly reared in
 printing office, having served as devil. apprentice, and journeyman ; as compositor, copy holder, proof
 reader, pressman, reporter, and finally editortlI have worked with the buck skin balls, and pulled the old wooden Ramage; have made and pushed the glue roller; have worked off large edi- tions on the Washington iron press, and have finally owned an eight-cylin- der lightning Hoe, which, with it's modern rivals, more than realizes the fiction of the Arabian genii. Harnessed in steam, with lightning couriers, they sstrike the earth breathless' with their thunder, and fill the very heavens with their millions of messengers. have seen many small sheet expand into a a great blanket, and fold itself, and die; and I have watched the few frstlings of penny paper till they came to thous- ands of households, like so many morn ing intelligences. What school is 6 printing office What short space in history is 8 generation, and yet what revolutions are crowded into it The hours I spent at the case and the press were made delightful by the reading ot the times. We had comparatively few newspapers, and so we read then thrOuph!T, .a ..'r .':r
Connecticut western news., 1873-11-21
The Death of Napoleon,

The following incident from the pen
 of the celebrated ecclesiastical histor-
 ian, Abbe Roulbacher, contradicts the irreligious stories that have been circu- lated in reference to the death of the great Napoleon .."When near his end,
 after having received the sacrament, he said to General Montholn, General, l am happy I have fulfilled all my re- ligious duties. wish you at your death the same happiness. I had had need of it. I am an Italian-a child of the rank of Corsica. The sound of the bell affects me the sight of the priest gives me pleasure. I wished to make mys- tery of all this, but that would not be right. ought to, I will, render glory to God. think he will not be pleased to restore me to health. There is nothing terrible in death; it has been the companion of my pillow during the past three weeks, and now it is on the point of seizing me forever. I should have been glad to have seen my wife and son again, but the will of God be done.' On the 3d of May he received the second time the holy Viaticatna, and after having said. adieu to his generals, he pronounced these words, I am at peace with all mankind He then join ed hands, saying, My God and ex. pired on the 9th of May at six at night.
Connecticut western news., 1873-11-21
IncOnyenient Loyalty.

The LeU0sat Times narrates an extra
 ordinary adventure of Queen Olga of Greece, sister-in-law of the Princess of Wales, resulting from the exuberant loyalty of the Hellenic colony at Galatz.
 On passing that town on her way down the Danube, deputation of Hellenic residents came on board the royal yacht and begged her Majesty to land and show herself to her loving subjects.
 Giving her arm to the Grand Duke Nicholas, the queen landed at the court yard of the Danube Steamship Compa- ny. Queen Olga had hardly stepped ashore when @ sudden rush was made,
 and she was separated from the Grand Duke and forcibly carried by the surg ing crowd out of the yard into the street. Here their loyalty broke all bounds, and laying hands on their sov- ereign's dress, they began to divide it amongst them as relics. The queen, however, did not lose her presence of mind, but forced her way into bakarS shop. As it was, her Majesty escaped with her clothing in the same condition as that of France at this moment, whose mantle, according to M. Hugo's latest rhapsody, has it's skirts torn off. Her Majesty was then escorted on board by the gendarmes, and had hardly placed herself in the hands of her Mistress of the Robes, when the cry was raised that the hope of the Hellenes, Prince Con statine was missing. A seach was made,
 and his Royal Highness was soon found hoisted on the shoulders of @ stalwart son of Hellas, who had managed to slip on board, and who was exhibiting the little Prince to an admiring crowd of his countrymen on shore.