, 1873-07-12

r,, n,,,,ro,,o q;mo. f1acob n,ch loto n,,,fr-
,nar ~ tla I;nnub,,can state ConIral Commit
taa. sn;1 ~ n,1,,o,o Te,coroob monp,u A..
1t.I.a~. l,.. ,,r;s,,,or or stote1 arn;n tho nro-
fo,n1o.t 1art,, ~ controycrav. rho oneat,on
r.. 11os Az nrohonov 1o;ncd thu Romb1ican
ror+,,2 Mr. nich rnn;ntoina TIM Affirmative. md
nIr nro,,onov ~ ,1o roootivo
-13ohcrt Toworv tho ,ocoso rcmbor Of the
1ovo sanoto xr,'o ofroroa tin vo,y fnpv rono|r-
IT,, ,,,o,,t =. . M ...,,,,,oa TINT he
has boon talked Of ~ the Autobiography cam
f7idatc for 1ovornor" and apain r1lnlog into
,,riut to aov lint uun1or no c;rc,matnncoa" ="
ETC. otu But tho DaYouport Democrat wants to
know.
1ts rolcv. cunning. ssmp],city or gushing affection
for tho patrons Of 1Iaba'ry which les's tho waste
nreas ro1n ~ n"ar nsvrvr s p a IL
no rost-oico. ad his mall Is got at Davenport, but
ten IT. mofe ino@rsns @ st how 10y to 10 xH%h ,,}, na
1oko on the Grangers
King Caucus Ia lust nov setting up Republic
can candidate for Governor, in MINNESOTA aud
his namo is William D. Washburn. Whore
Washburn t,olegatos aro not oponly obtaincd
somo local fayorto gots thom pledged to himself
for sonlo othor place on tho ticket, and whom
this trading capital III brought together tho big
capitalist (Washburn) will win.
-CongrcBsmnn Donnnn. Of Iowa. hna put
part Of Hhis'n F." into 81, 600 pano. A corro-
a,,,1,t ,o.,.,, +h.4 u liz ,r,. l., 1;r,;+o1 ,;r
epoAuout iD1u"tA6 .n"' II" "ao LII 'nnAseu e'i
cumstancos heretofore"
-r1,,,o 1pdo,,,dor,o fro,vo> f4o,ear,ot;ro eora
:, tho 1n'oponuo1eo tAo"") ooaSe'o"st'e ' bAtn
tho Anti Monopoly moyomont, III that btato, ID
pnontnnoous ,1nrininr of tho peonIa eennrato
anl outsde of tic Grnnro orronizatfon. Sneaa-
;,,, ~ itu ou., f1,,o,,o,nn, con,,v Tin f.o,svr,
'"s - 4Ao o"A \n"s'"''n] GUILTY 'ao eo""e''
rdtlre HayB:
Five hundred men have thrown down party lfnes in
petition fur the new organization, mid thousand
more ln tue county aro with them IN tho move. Tiny
Isa eav'ng ~ % oa rar.en fof sa.r-prosection noro
nt n rtin ,nn9,' h tinu soa "u ~ heo
ths Old ID orRanizations. Ds'' ''' ''' A'p'
And ,o,u occor1nr In +,,o Admp;utr,+;o,
:: '1o"' . astv.as ~ 49, ~ W. a.uns'ta'lo, -,
P.Fo.e ~ ,,"n' ~ ,''4 Ivy e"'poA'o,' ~ ~
who is to blame in the Rankin matter, but it is
tho Attorney General. It 80 happens that tho
aonoral loIi1s OVER tn anothor voar md
a." as ~ ~ .os'. :, 2oal 4t a..u
eno ao'o.not W. uoea aos w 4.''As4ao 'u"1 WIZ
I'll Antl-hlonopoly Governor VINO "MeanH huH-
iness," tho Republican Attornoy-Genoral, WHO
doeB not now moan business, will read his duty
sorn, ~ ,no'a IN ,rnr,,, ao,nat,,,n~ ~ .rr :, ~
'efin. ~ "outu W "o1'n ao,''osl'Ile W Wy o'''
Even in distant San piogo Cal, tho rally-
ing cry is to ''Pnt down corrupt politicians"
,,,+ ,a,v TN n,oom;,,t,r 1I1iI p,.taora,d
'"' ~" Ano "''ooA''"6'0A >A'"' "'""9' "l"S
Gays
II IN pretty generally understood and believed that
thero H. @ penn uteL w.. lopeE s%ie IL ~ @ also
Mo mSrnn tna nspees - y .t- tom
n iha Sra nse been IN I aran ~ ts nas
fo,s wears several other thefta md swi1ea whch nyo
Involved individuals who tlerotoloro stood well IN Ito
community.
Now for tho Paragraphs conclusion:
hut the uepubltcau party sets un e.aunne for the
futuro-onu wh1cl no party in this country has ever
done-an example Of aelf-lnriieatto1 i pnrites T.
aeH It cruc'faes ls own roguc4 mud sonls them to
pahlhhhleh''
Republican party platform. The grandest joke
Of nll il:
Proud AZ NO nro Of most Of tho past record OF the
nernblcan pnrty.
record s 1t which is covered by thia most? III it
tho Credit Mobier, tho Colfax lies, tho salary
grab, or tho Alabama tiasco ?-Daccnport (Io'ra)
Democrat.
The recent hopnblfcan state convention q OF
Iowa resolveti asalnss tue Credit Moblior
swintllorH, but they didn't apo!ogzo to the peg
pie for telling thom Inst full that it was all 3
"drcoley lie." They resolved against back pay
ana denounced CongresAmen WIG Yotoa n, for 1t,
who signed tho bill. They resolved that Rankin
ought to layo been punished and his boudamen
sued, and theu ronominated Gov, Carpenter,
who Ind bccn ono Of tho bont|smen, md ono Of
months before tt became public. THO best reso-
luton thoy passed was tl,at giving Republicans
liberty to scratch the ticket as they plenso,-a
liberty VIC think Great many mean to tako.-
H. sasa o;ed9% Q; e. Pssy sacon n,rtv tbus r
haB boon remarkably aucceAsful. Under its
banners have rallied tlle best men Of tho coun~
try, and its Buccosa has drawn into it's councila
uolno Of the worht-mon who wore nctuated
zos By % 9'e hsta eaed nt S s sveas pedo Of ae the
woll to DO drawn far from the right way, no
matter ynn how strGng . tie 8.na 1faer n"y Sosm to
If, after nj administration OF thirteen years,
and an administration at that at onco unques.
tlo'ca ana oh'!llo.on1' tno in't paity tnl,eu ,a
in every township tlronshont tho ontrH i.r, ;Wos
t.ial for its lifc and is to DO julgod BY those
whun, it first hoodwinked, thon excited into
faliatical fury, thon betrayed, and thon pnn-
a;s4 wt osn ma1e and "uSuss nSHa.as puGy G @ S
Times.
III il that ss 'nor S 92n sa
tono When spoxkiug OF tho snlnry-gralbers
Illoy used to condon'n thoir Congressman IN IN.