The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-29

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mains the rhivf excessive. shete will
W trauLs, and mischief. ana civil rum.
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10 long - this esndricn n thinfs
s1lsts, Il mus, disturb The peace u thu.
State. and, ~ anything which iis'urh.
the peace VI one State affects ,hs
Whole body polite, u follo~s
that. - loas ~ Ges.
Kellogg y q The head q affairs
in Loui.ians, the whole eoxnsry viii BE-
kept excited, snsry, and disturbed. l,
IL : Government which has no quality
u sslfauppots, no element q enforce.
nsnt no supporters c1cep. i.s employ.
ecs and Marshal Packard, and no pow
o. Of making itself respected. or even
obcyed. except with tho aid Of We mil.
,,ary power. d the Federal Goycrn-
ment. Withdraw that military nd.
and Gov. Kellogg and his Govern
men. would crumble 10 pieces any day.
Nov. the Federal Government cannot
continue 10 hold up such hopeless In
valid, which y past cure. The die
saae has reached tho vi.als. and the
ssss must Be given up. II does no.
follow, however, that. Ia dropping
Kellogg. che Governmen. is bound to
sustain McEnery. Tho election Of
Kellogg wasa fraud, and this much
ths President admits IN his message;
but tho pretended election o. McEnery
was ssill greater fraud. What. then.
il 10 BE- doneg The Democrats In
Congress strsnuously object % having
! bill passed. ordering new election,
and oppose !. up tie ground d i.s
uncoas,i,u.ionalIty. alleging that the
reorganization " tho State In this nan.
ncr would involve II In more s,nbar-
ra~ing complications than now exit
Some other remedy u being soughs
The semi-othcisl statement which WAS
published yesterday. that the Pre.i-
den. Ii In favor u tho resignation u tho
gigantic frauds, Kellogg and Antoine
and tho election d Governor from tho
body Of the people. by tbs Legislst1re,
under the Law II le6t. sesms ~ oGer
4 solution Of the di6eul. problem, ~
| pscially - tie candidate sugg,Ased,
NJ. sheldon. now member of Congress
from one u the New Orleans districts.
II 1 Conservative Republican. who has
the best interests ii the State u hear.
and wosid. II u stated. bs acceptable
10 The people d both parties. Any
scheme which will relieve Louisiana IL
Kellogg. II h evident, will relieve !. u
the element u discord which nov keep,
Il In constant turmoil. and the nation
with it.-Chicsgo Tribune.