The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-07-23
Political iirli.s.

" Is an OtluinN 4 toH!ttf uIttnion thdl
after next Octobei's elactioh day the
Iowa Antics viii be ,ilinhiag heirn"nIiews
have cone back on them
Two things are evident First The
Anti M0Dop party Is not aear'r % stro1"
this wear il towa as il WAS last year Sec
ondly: The Republican party il Neiy
considerably stronger in Iowa this year
than last year.
EX-Treasurer Blvan Of Jackson county,
who was OH trial Tor e;nbezllemenl. es-
capped from the officer Ia, iag him IN
CHARGE during Ii recess uf The Court. lie
had been surrendered by his bonu~ncu
and placed ii the care Of the sheriff only
a few hours before.
John p. Irish is 50 emb6cred against
Hon. James Wilson lhas ne even ven
turcs to comnafr him uufa3 ut.tdjr with
Wilkinson the Anti Moanp eaAdids,te for
Congress III tns di-,eiet lein WI never
forgive Mr. W lsoa foc hnl;1@ him so
badly two years 40
Wilkinson, the Anti-Moanp candidate
for Congress in this Dstrc, is ia favor If
Norfolk, Virginia WIN had 6eticr
look Il little out, he is crossing the tow
path of our Davenport Ga:ejje tsead, who
expects 10 60 TO Congress himself on the
raging canal question.
The Republicans o. thr Sixth Congres-
sonal District have chosen their standard
bearer, and il is Judge sampson. than
whom no better selection soy Id possibly
have been made, unless iad.ed General
Weaver had been chosen. aad that would
have been choice undoubtedly rs good
but perhaps no better
John Irish is wcttin@ up his worn out
knife 10 carve up Congressman Wilson.
This is the tiaXen haired youth that was
set up rs a toy by his party two wears AFRO
70 be tanpcd over hy Mr.. Wilson. We
have no doubt but thar Mr. Wilson would
rather have this STRIPPING chatter at him
than to have him remain silent
The charge has been naar by The Anti
Monop Press chat A.iutne4 traetAl Cuts
is attorney for seNelai sail Dads Mr..
Cults not only Is not ~ auoeneN Tor any
railroad corporations. tot neNer has been.
He has been COUNSEL hoh for and against
railroads in special case, as lie has been
employed by one side OF the other, and
this is AL there i to the story,
'In fact The whole platform is 81 clum~i
lv framed and - ungrammAtieailv aad
awkwardlv wofded that he tiiet impress
sion against i, is very uofa, orabe aud
damaging That's VIVA, me ~ nuattc
Weratd has 10 say Of &c Auti- Monop
PLATFORM. and vel the Hesef@ - awl, upoa
the ricLety old thing ant iigs away with
the balance OF the motley rev.
IN speaking o. Tue iseptoiieah party
even the New YORK fftoRn' + forced 10
say: Through lis agency The moiety sys
tenn has been abolished y, last. the san
born fascalltles Dave been otohen M, the
Dis.ricl RUG mas beea abolished Ii the
party mas shown no disposltln1 10 begin
the work OF reform, i has Al letsl respon-
dcd 10 the demands OF an aroused people.
poihe q tee oiu bsilp vs. ea'ibS
crow anu stSto -dnN nag ~ success
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u'clai NoaN e'i.io',. ~ va ~ out ~ ING
co'd. anu ~ "iaa Hhe y 0i.a!@gei =
opposed 10 me hoinloalioh o. 'th@e
Smythe, and ne maze some desperate
threats ABOUT making certain exposures