The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-03-20

Tfis il ~ rnt,lsaa question IN ,'ts
legislature. Men elected ~ Reruhli-
cans. A. ,'etlcs anil Willetl Ii III,
Senate, VI hsmsrrsls NJ anli-mcn,.ra
lis,s. ~ Merrill Il clinton In the Sen
atr. anil fairall u Johnson y fn n,
~ ran learn, instead Of sp,ihe with HI,
public sentiment IL thsi, constituents
upon this question are the representa-
si,cs II unall element VI whisky deal,
ers that gave their influence aud ,n.,'
FIR them. And In the House this sam,
sule holds gapd. Men elected by COM
hina,ion u an.i.monopnly. democracy,
labor reform, and free ~hisk, traffic, i,
their torgc'fulncss IL tie ether inter.
csts In this combination II opposite,
have remembered tha. the traffic II
whisky Il protected md promoted
through tho trakc IN wine and beer, Ant
have yvscd accordingly.
In tho news papers Of tho state the,
arc divided on this question rs the,
represent different elements IN politics
The Davenpor. Democrat, tho pubu
quc Herald. tho Burlington Gazette
and Nil papers On that side In politics
favlr tho whisky .,aiie andcr shc CLAUSE
for FREQ vino anl Lcer, whlo ever,
leading paper q tho State IN the Up
posi,o side III politics 80 far NJ We know
favored inculing vino and beer anon.
the prohibited articles u traffic. lhi
ii tho way tic sute stood III I'll,
House;
| Tho ycas were Mcssrs Baird. Hon
ham, Brandt. breckenridge, brock
way, Brown, Campbell, cnrdull. Chant
W. charin, Clark II Iowa, Cooper
tore,, fuw,nnn. narr, llar.sharn
llaslscl lIogsau, llelliugswor,h. Hap
kirk, ilntlon, llnmeston. Jcnnings
Johnston u liingu,ll. jordan. Kelley
l.puhy, I.itscnbargh. Lyons. Met lou
Alpl.tpns. Mcneil. Madden. Maln
Nliplrlwnll. Miller IL me, Aloninrer
Monroe. Moore II Jones. uasf,. powerhicl
Merely, NcwbalI, lpcoi. Platter. spcuI
silerull, sranplor, >reer, Thompson
1uf,s, Wharton, Monl. Work--5'I.
The nays were Naesrs. Anderson
Archer, AstelI. Leach Orchard. lIisL
~ l,ol,cr. clu,k II Marion, Cone,
Connolly, Dani.atli. ;aflnnl, Dayton
Deeaw, ptiolr, Dixon. Gillilnnl
Goplrich, llnuan, Harper. lluberliny
llindmA. January. Johnston of Du
huluc. Lnmme. Lai,ncr. Nickel
Mitchell. Mueller. Mnhs. l'nrmlcc
Paul, Roaer., l.os1cll, Rounds. Hun
Gilman, Schroeder. Schserr. s.nIlnan
s,oulscn and Mr. speaker-ll
Absent or mol voting. Nr,~la lilasell
l'nrne.. ''asc. Ea.,o,l, lrae, and VII
son -,
Tho vote III tho Senate stood IA fol
lows.
| icas-~lsailcy. l'cnlF, Boomer Camp
bell. Chambers Conway, Converse
Danuo. Da~hiell. Fitch. Rowland
Jcs.up. Kephari. Maxwell. Mccoi,l
Miles, Miller, Mitchell, l'uasc, splhy
Smith. Th"nbnrg, West, Wood. ~,
Young. III rass--ycas 20,
Nays --cooley, crary, rairnll, lnnl
Kline. l.arrahee. Lowell. Mccormack
/ Mcintyre, Merrill. II Clinton. Merrill
III WAl"lIo. Murphy, Newton, Perkins
KalLcrt, llMmplc, Russell, Shane
Stnne, Taylor. Millctt. William.
Wnan-.ua,s ~.
Rnmu II tl,cso mon voting II thu IN
terrst u SALON mon aud against III
welfare " tho great mass II their rou
stitaenis will he candidates Cor sihe
ngnin, .ome ~ them aspiring u 10 con
gressnen. ysmo II iLen a.king IL b
Judges. others ngain aspiring " be ,lis
triel attorneys, while 80. others wonl'
ba content - remain Legislators. NJ,
give their ynice md yptr 10 maintain
aye, md II neuI b. IL swell tho IN
ron. u drunkenness thu. IL nngulphin
Al n,any happy hume. ~ H. Aoo,l
Temperance men viii Do we'll IL Pre-
serve ,hiH liss II numes until these mel
apui,, max mbIie favor III their hands