The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-19
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4 I'll mste mssl,a change ~ 80 Vi
sea IL III. stsss legislatures. taken !
eh,Ae IN iAss thr h.raiaatant bal
a naississ s# joint hallss in 81 n n,
! nj stasea. Ard THE ares "A Their ralHs
al sa,trH~es snriasled sis wh,.ie n ~,
i.aviefn Ssa.s., ell the Middle STATE.
and All the Mvaefa. II ~s .se.l,
Missouri ffwn that class The nesav
traits had lat In These ~~fe III. Ms.
border States. ~ they were ealhsl
during the war. Delaware, Maryland
Tennessee. kentucky. and Nis.uti
ihe southern States II Georgia, Nofil
Carolina, Texas, and Virginia. and
IVES, Nirr,nis Louisiana We unli
frrM the calculation,
This year the Republicans. on int
lsllut, hold but Il, IL the Legislatures.
the l.meerAt. have I'll; Independents
|. and Ii . tho independents hold IL,
balance Il power, In both eases ihcitn.
inn towards the Democrats. This
changc has been Effected BY tho las>
from the Republican list Of connee,ieu,
nnl New Hampshire, New York. Penn.
s,l,ania, and New Jersey. Indiana and
nhio, Arkansas and Florida. The lem,
ocrats have tho entire Government -
tho Governor aud both branches ".
tho l.erislaturc-in 10 States; tho Re-
putlicans have aslmilar supremacy IL =
States. tho Independents In one. but
there arc III cf tho 81 States in wh,rh
the Government il divided. and In near.
II .yr. case the division II made i, thu
Democrats or opposition coming in'o
possession cf that par. cf the Govern.
men, which has last been submitted a.
an election.
Il il certain that the aourccs Il Re-.
publican strength have been serious.
diminished. and arc liable 10 he en-
,irely destroyed Il i. IN effect f.
the time being. minority party. "
order q regain tho power which Ia
passed int other hands. and - repair
tho losses It has suffered, some active
and decided measures mus, he taken.
This Ii canlil; bu, tho causes 4 Till
marvellous change ara nut stated, and
ia brief sentence nr two VIZ will sup
plv this omission. And first the CT.
rnr, and incapable men - VII IA tls
pf.sllsn. has given rewer and u,
satisfactory sins &c omission AMI rtA.
mission III tie government u. tie ee.a..
try. especial, In liz du,uest.a policy
What tho condition of the gt,efn.
men., of the District II Columbia Ms
under the eyes Il tho President. wis,
male the appointments, and Of cen.
gross. who sanctioned them. the Times
knows a. vol ~ We do. and ais what
II has donc IN interpreting federal law,
md in violating II. in i.s prc,cn'ls | ".
een,ien.
The scene presented IN the House Of
Representatives IN the passage q the
civil rights bill by party maj"ri'.
which tho constituents of this very ma.
jori,y have voted down, WIS tho
defeat of the constituents by tho defeat
I'd members Il congress- whom thu
constituency refused y return, Wensed
no greater, rcbufc than isaiIoraed i,
cc-prcsident Wilson's recent letter
10 show both the cause and efIcc, ~ tie
mirgo,ernmen. al the South. In w.rl
the Grant administration IL ,lisar-
rein,mcn. 70 tho country and - tic
be-, men of tho Republican par,y. Who
las, ycsr refu.ed 10 any longc, fullow
the lead & the President u hs al,i.
sers, and willie this IL true Of thousands
cf republicans. tho rcsult IL al nnsucr
to the clamor q party leaders a. ~ the
merits IL the Administration.
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