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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-29

Pupils Are reeei,cl any time turing 'Le
year, md charged from date of entrance.
No deduction made for partinl absence,
nnlaer In ease of proiracted Illness, " dir
miasai.
Communications 10 and frnm the Acnie.
1ny Are sub.sItsel u tho inspection Of the
HMpeftoress.
Each Pupil N required IN have ehnnYes
VI Ctothlng sufficient To appear u Ill times
neatly and respectfully drvsHsd Also sis
towels. sIs table napkins. ons dressing.
eewn. ons bathing COWS, twe black aprons,
knife. fork, silver table anil teaspoon. md
napkiM-vink. With name MARKED N full
drrssIns-ense hlrRishsd With esmbs, brush
i0oti and mil hrnsl,s. Asar, rie.
Packet monsy AMI Postage stamps Ase 4"
b. entrusted 10 thu pireStress. M sspend.
lures for cluthing or ether items sill be
mnde unless sum ~ money be Deposited
With the Institution f0r thMt pMrpuss,
Difference " Religion forms ~ obstacle
10 the adInission of sMrh ~ hrs willing u
ssnferm n lAe established routine ofihs
tnstttwte kistsr n pATntTiA,
t6lS espesiss@ss
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The Indiana Narning.

Enough II knnwn IN regard u the
Ooaolss elections 10 show two thincs.
arse. The ps,pls will not vote the 10.
publican ticket On considerations drawn
lasrely froM the war ~ reconstruction;
second. the Opposition IL stronger
whore Il l. maintained In tho name Of
democracy" than where Il makes
new party prssensions. Tho former
lsason b taught by Indiana. tho latter
b. Iowa and Nebraska.
When W. say that the people arc
done with thv war aud RECOMMENDATION,
" Do not moan that tho past record Of
The party - of no consequence. Tn
ths contrary i h II worry great impor-
lance, aud should never bs overlooked
= long - the organization exists; but
- importance b secondary, rathor
than primary. Il serves tho purpose
4 establishing good reputation. A
political organisation cannot thresh old
sersw. Ti,ns brings new dutios 10 an
organisation Nv lsss than 10 IN indi.
vidsal. Tho boy u ten years ago aud
~ man u to-day are The sa,nc aud ~.
not The same. The Identity has hcen
preserved. and the conduct during that
tine has maldsd the character. Dus
~ vsys and deeds which we're admir-.
abls - The lad would 10 disgusting IN
. nan. The analogy between men
- parties hold good with especial
tssss u reference % tho Republican
ssCaaisasiea. The very grandeur
= r. record tempted The msnLsrs d
~ party 70 thrust forward old issues
- kesp alivs tho smbrss VI ! fur
49, 30 "ost IL hlAst."
II blsndsr has boon especially No.
|leesbls n lsdians. Senator Morton, |
- vssd = ~ among shs Rspab.
ieoas b tAst State. y simid about
esieiae 81 iatn nov palhs. sad very
.saA iWslias1 - tread ths beaten Ways
vAIsA for,sssly lsd % vivlsry. IIst
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-29

ElM~A.tr - t~sAssA 49, Articles
A~a NJ 'shsra kssnias 1~~tasi. ar.
~ ss4Ats s1st dssrl, iAswva ,sess "a.
tssAs - matter What he e~assrsse4s
u u tf~s I lssg~ sl,le. ssa saArvn.sal
e'AsA II - Aa.'srsn people, h.,s In.
bseeA shs dssss,m, ihrss articles have
tAe~ira'sa, aea sNt nh The peter. susrs
u ~ esli,s.lea, have ,lsmsnaea that
ssMessas~ssA. 3. ~sll ~ State .Hseer.
sAsil ~ rh,ssa With sme degree n
ssfssrnes b. The ,n'eftsss 4 the rua~,i.
essaey eAeesias them. instead u Via,
1.c~isisWA. Alabama. south Carolina,
flseida " Texas caassi,assey "a, IL.
Haad. n~~d. - expert eincs i>hl.
s0s~e certain elAss VI polite iAns, The
sAly gssssion h vsyAra 70 . uaaa's d.
nsss - slkcs. 40 haAd s,s,n come
question touching southern affairs. aud
hs views thereon l. u high time this
STATE Of things cease. for !, II II the
most paramoun. Importance tina, each
LEGALITY have ~ ol.'aion on the qass-
tiea of aaaaee; aud 1t present. on con.
tiaains our paper currency - = legal
header, " the consequent destruction
VI values BY has.y return - specie
payments; the continuation Of tho pres.
en- Executive for another term; aud
ssany other important questions u more
immediate interest to each separate 10.
cality than whether the CARPET. bag
gers scalp shAll Aanxls on shs bel, u
some scion Of sos.hcrn ehivalry, Or the
scions' sealp adern tho trophies Of
nnchLAck, Casey aud Co. After near.
y ten years Of peace. il is time there
~. soms legislation Thought &c, snl
some interest inculcatcd beside that u
shs wards Il tho nasion.' The men
Who think they can Ere the heart of tbs
s,sn Who wss boy &c si1 " seven
years whom The war hogan. who i t.,
day : sovereign, BY repeating the ssor,
VI shs war, has mistaken tho lsmps,
aud tendency Of the times Nor do ,hsy
reflect that there srs millions u sucl
votess to-day, and they will demand
that this government DO 20 admins
tsrsd - opro'notc their interest !.
part. The story of southern oulrages
their nambsr. and hsinousncss, with
he want VI confederation from rsliabl,
aNd suthentie sources, reminds ons d
the boys account VI the feline war
vhsrs there was garden full of fight
iag ua.s. when the truth disclosed thai
The disturbance was created BY .oa,
old eat aud one othsr." So the sixty
murders IN Alabama have dwi0dle.
down 70 two; the billings and lvcy.-
10 mare than have diagraosd The annall
y sny other state during The ssms
tins. without regard 70 locality. NORTH
essossh.
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pesrl, shaesiaed b, their defeat,
ths Indiana Republicans are ,r;ss - e.
plain the matter On acme .he.t, u sclf
saonera,ion. Thh y perfectly aAsa.
ral. AaAm and I've both did IA, and
u the serpent had said anything II al
when ceaftca.el with his sin N tempt.
", No desbt b. would have you put
the blame upon seme one eise. II IL
always ~. Tho instinct Il self-pFe.
.er.ation b nct more universal than
the disposition 70 shirk responsibility
fur evil.
General John Ccburn. Congressman
from the indianapolis District. a.,rib.
u.cs his defeat 70 party blundcrs II
washington and 10 Newspaper twad-
"dlc about corruption which never *.
listed. and TO the temperance plank IN
'.thc Republican platform. No doub,
he d right on tho last point. Tom.
pcrancc Democrats were not won over,
while many ant,-prchibitory Repuhli-
cana were alionalsd, for tho time be-
ing.
AZ to newspaper twsddlc about
corruption which never existed, there
II no ground whatever for such fling
Ut tho press II II . noteworthy and
Uncomfortable fact that every invss.iga.
ton demanded aud secured by the
press has resulted IN unear.hing more
corruption than was charged originally
This wan truo III tho case u lamnnany,
In the Credit Mobilicr case. in tn.
'.lisss' Shepherd cAss. and IN all sim
liar instances Of less notoriety. The
corruption charged not only existed
but was worc than WAS represent,
ea.
No assure General CoLurn aud Al
his sympathisers that "thsre Ia no dis
charge In this warfare The newspa'
psn will keep right on exposing eorup'
ton aud demanding Investigation whom
ever there 10 reasonable ground fov sus
pec.ing rot.snncss. No ono. high d,
lo., Republican Or Democrat, shall b,
spared II guilty. The Cobur.s of tbs
eosntry might ~ we'll mako up ,hcil
minds 10 Il. Csll il "twaddlc" II they
choose, tho press will 50 right on max
ING war upon Official corruption and In
efficiency. Even II temporary defeat
were the result. there would be no 10,
up. Better sven that IN organization
perish for ever than that the countr,
b. dcmorailred and robbed.
hut General Goburn II altogcths,
mistaken q 10 the facts. 10 far from
being weakened BY the exposure II po
lisiesl gsils, the Republican psrsy ha,
bssn strengthened thereby l,a day
wssA have been numbered before thu
time bad Il not been for tho sy,denc.
Il has Afforded Of = Tsformatory dispo
sision, especially on tho part Of tho Rc
publican newspapers. Ths more In
tslligsnt public would have seen tha,
corruption existed. and boon disguasst
with connivancc thorsAt On the part 81
the party In power. Astorm Of indig
nation would have swept over Tho land
bearing 70 distraction tho political Or
ganisation sntrueto its high truas. |,
! u bccauss tho party u able and resolv
ed to wecd ont Ito own Villains tha,
shs popular confidence Il retainsl.--
Chicago Journal.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-29

FROM The ktehninui NhtEJ
The conn,r, u IL strange condition.
The bulk " currency IL in the hands ~
= small section VI the country, which
produces no value. and lives and fnnr.
ishes On tho profits II money. The 9TH.
er two SECTIONS tho grca, West and
Soush--which are tho main producers
of national wealth. -ha,c very small
portion IL the currency. no, enough FIR
prosperous inius,r, " their daily opcr
ations. The small section which, has
monoroliscd thu currency. withou, par.
" distinction. arc eager aud ols,uorons
for legislation, which will enhance tho
carrcnc, III their rockc,s 70 The ,lcrrc.
citation u every other mans property
They arc tho champions u lizard Mon.
ey"--,hc only honest money!. they
say, aud they bvas.iully proclaim tllem-
selves .hc only .hones, ,ncn, w do
mt believe 4 mere inrulcnt pfutcn-
sion was ever advanced BY any but frec-
hooters aud l,lghwaymen. aud the pre-
tensions If the one are jns, IN rar
with tho other. And VIA, Ii singular,
thoy both term themselves "l,unest'
'nen--wh,ch puts them on all.f'urs IL
name ~ we'll ~ fact. And ''hnncst men
they arc. Ihoy suuk B., mel u l'si.ln.
tio,l--no matter how nbtalnel---to
double Or qaadrurls THUR property
(monsy). while they rub every other
man. paralyze the National industry
aud spread ruin through tho land,
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Tho girls II vArsar are allowed IL
play FOOT ball. and ID IN M inspiring
sight 10 ssc ono IL thsm miss tho ball
and land on their heads IN the grass.
A Kansas man whasc wife has II
pretty fass, bst no manners. calls her
brown Sugar. ile nays shes sweet.
but uMrsGncd.
What Ia tho dih.rcnco between the
man who lays young OK aud Tic
hslmsn,An Of vessel. One hnrks his
steer and tho other steers Ills bark.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-29

New York editors Lasu y summary
way Of receiving visitors. When a
stranger comes IN aud sa,s, "sir. !
wish u mako u statement ill., the cd
isor says. boy, show tho way " the
counting room, 10 Mr. Monlton.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-29
FIRST GRAM, 6iFT CONCERT,
Montpelier Female Humane As.
ISOLATION,
At ALEXANDRIA,. Va.
NOyEMlBE ~, lk1l.
LIST OF GifTS.
a,i7s cash amounting 10 4 ,oon O0o
Of Tickets. lou. 900
PRICE IN TICKETS

- lNktth IuI IVusuN
The Montpelier Female Humane Assoei.
atlpn, chartered by ihe Legislature IT Viz.
guin aiI tho Circuit fOnrt III Grange ~ .
rrel,,srr ny Grand t;ifl Concert 10 esisb.
lirt, nnI eniuw Home FIR the OId. In
brn, aud destitute Ludes Or NIryinia. IL
Montpelier. the frmrr residence ~ ffesi.
dent james Madison,
GnsgHsoh's UrtlcE, HteuMnND, July =
iH74 II affords n,s pleasure - sNy TINT
nm we'll acquainted with large major.
ity II the uiiirurs " the Mont peiier fe,nnle
ttnmn.e 4 Associations, who reside IN the vic-
Unity Or my home. and attest their Intel.
ligencc and their woril, ani high repnin-
iipn ~ gentleman, ~ we'll ~ the public
confidence. tnhueart mil Substantial neana
literally represented among ti,em,
JAMES Il. kEMPEH. uoyt Virgins
ALEXANDRIA, Va July =, 1874 -
commend THIN ~ gents VI honor nni
integrity. andfslly entitled " tho conn.
lenos " tLe pnLliH,
II w. NJ HES. Y \ Judge Eas, n Dist
~ Va fnrihern references Wy permission
Ills eseelieney iiihen Z Walker, ~.
unsrrnur OF Na.. lInn. lull, NJ Withers
Lisut .uav ~ w. md L y senator eieet
senators null Members " conxrssa from
Va.
Neniusnrcs Tor tickets may he madc ~
espress prepaid, rosi-aihes money arlsr
on Washington ~ Or ~ registered let.
ter.
Far fall particulars, testimonials ~
BARBOUR, rrss't Nj II a Alrsnndria.
w, Reliable agents wsnisl every
where 4Dwl
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corssics eimi Department.

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NuarH, Tuition. Washing, tird and nens
~ Il H. IA .Ial.

E"art, Tuition. Washing, tiri and nesH
ittttriu uf tte mvtilr, w aisansst tlsa.s
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Vacation, III tlrtpttftsr. IaW
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suaitlian .ttHs Hvs sainlts stit tittr lulf.
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st. Mary's Institute,
PRAIRIE 10 tglVEN. MS.

This Institution. silnatei In tl,e inosf lie.
ligl.ifnl location w Prairie ln iL.n II
under ihe direct lon III .ilr Sel,unl sisters ~
Nuits DAME.
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flnartl. l;rIling. Washing. mil Tnitinl III
English frenel, ind Herman. voeui ttusi.
Plain md Ornamental Areilrwrrk, tytasn.
bio hhlf.ysarl, III advance. . sit,p.uu
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Harm, IN IA
Uuituf, he ~ 90
Private I.ssauiis In Vocal Mnsia ~ Uu
Thorough Iiass, ~ 40
Drawing. ! T., 90
Painting In Water tHfnrs. ~ ~
Instructions IN si,il,nar, Department sn,pU
The Course II Enpl-h INSTRUCTION eon,.
rri.es photography, Healiuf teehirm.
funnnanrLip, sirau,,unr. rhetoric. triul,o.i.
tion Logic, Mental Philosophy Meh,af aud
Practical Arithmetic, Algebra. l,pos keel.
Ing. Geometry Anrient, Modern and l'h,r.
iral telegraph, snerel mud prefine
History Mythology, Astronomy. NMarpl
Philosophy. Natural History, tosany, ''hem.
is,ry an,l Physiology.
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That We can sell to our Gus
toners without rcsorting
to Misrepresentation.
Hats. Caps, Gloves, Mittcns.
Trunks aud Nnliaca,
cheaper than ever before,
Our entire stock Warranted
to he Superior Fabric and
workmanship.
IsKlg6,N Fec f0lsSiDir.
Figures will not lie! Come
and investigate our goods AMI
prices.
A. M'NDELONiTH BRO. < CO.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-29

TDrmlib 5uS o0e eiun9en
murbe BON ben mdbi9feitelnOen 8et>pei-
bern Der ei115i9e @6entwirtD in einer1
9orfe BON Malia@uietts. 9ie Qlufre=
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bod Slemlid} gut aus9epid0t mar unb
nobe5u Mues pertragen fonnte lei9erte
our@ oas ibm unabldilig in Die Obren
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Elm Gnoe ma6te. 9ie m6roeril 9en gun
gen aber riibmen lib frepelno zines er=
run9enen 9roben Sriumpbes.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-01-10
pLsss orrsrsoss.

lfJudges ogden and Walker, ~ the
Supreme Court, believe that by the
,doptiou NJ the constitutional amend
menta Of the late election, they would
both 40 out Of Office, were they In n
condition, ns n part Of the highest court
In the State, to give n dlslnierestcd
decision by declaring the election null
and void? We are sure such was not
the effect of the amendment, but have
heard that they 80 understood 1t.
IfJudgc McAdoo, who holds only by
nomination till the Legislature meets,
believed the new Senate would not
confirm him as Judge, was he n proper
man TO decide such grave question?
Should three men, IN such a position,
be clothed with power to undo the Will
of the people and relapse n great State
into anarchy, or put 1t back at the
mercy Of q mere handful of men noto'
riously in antagonism to the Liberties
of the multitude? Answer who can.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-01-10

WHAT is liberty in free govern
ment? The right of the people to
select their own Lawmakers, executors
and administrators is of the essence OF
liberty. Take that away and espotism
comes in.
Yet, here in Texas, with over mil
lion of free people, after they have
made their selections fairly, peaceably
and legally, three men arrogate to
themselves, as a court, the power to
trample this right under foot-to disre-
gard the adjudications of nearly every
other State, and of the United States,
ON similar points, and to make de-
cision which, if recognized as binding,
renders this precious essence of liberty
a deceit and a sham. The voice of a
majority of fifty thousand freemen, in
fair election, is stiffled. What a
mOckery!
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-01-10

GOVERNOR DAVIS, up to this time,
has given no public expression to his
views on the issues involved in the late
decision. But, as he was President OF
the convention that made the Consti-
tuition as he was Governor when the
present election law was passed, and
approved it after full conference with
both Senators and Representatives,
he ordered the late election under it
and was himself candidate for re-
election under the law at that election
and as the Legislature, and not the
Supreme Court, is the sole judge of the
election and qualification of its own
members-can Governor Davis eschew
all these facts, and once more open the
ulcers of the past, SO happily healed
by the events of the last year or two?
We repeat what we say elsewhere, that
he has the finest opening of any pub
lie man in America to stamp his char
acter with honor among the people
with whom he has lived since his
youth.