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Catholic liberation

The discussion growing out of Thu
Catholic demand for a portion Of TIN
school fund, to be used in support of thei
sectarian schools, brought up the subjec
of Catholic federation, as it related to theiI
denunciation of our American school sys
tenn, and the privileges granted to Pro
testants in Catholic countries. II has
been represented that many of the Church
dignitaries do not approve of the assaults
made upon free schools, Cardinal Nc.
Closkey being cited among this class; and
the fact that prominent Catholics often
act as Directors or Commissioners OF
Schools has tended to raise the question
wi ether the Church really occupies the
position of antagonism to these nurseries
of universal intelligence in which a few
zealots have assumed to place her. This
is subject in which a great many
Catholics have deep interest, especially
those who would like to avail themselves
of the advantages of the schools.
But circumstances have recently brought
up the question of liberation in another
form. A libel or SANDER suit is now pend
ing in Boston, brought by Robert G. Fan
ming, plaintiff Rev. James McGlew, de-
PENDANT, in which the plaintiff charges the
defendant with having DETAINED him and
his wife, on various occasions, for which
he demands satisfaction in damages at
law. Tanning, in his declaration, alleges
that he was duly married by civil mag
istrate, on the 9th of November, 1878; and
that afterwards the said McGlew, public.
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Some of the religious papers even are
joining the worldly dailies in ridlcuIing
Gov. Hardin's appeal to prayer to God
for the removal of the grasshoppcrs from
Missouri. 1t may not be according to our
fast-gaited modern ideas, this action of
persons who believe in God, in prayer, or
in the Divine authority of the Bible, can
lead themselves into soothing and laughing
at such an appeal in such time of very
present trouble. For, if the Bible be true
at all, or if God be il deed an ever-watch-
ing and praye answering God, il is diff
cult to see how those who believe SC, can
with propriety ridicule the proclamation
of the Governor of Missouri in the face of
the promise of that God and that Bible,
as made in End Chronicles, 18th Chapter,
18th and 14th verses:
If shut up heaven, that there be no
rain, or if command tie J0cmsts to dec0ur
tie Ldnd, or if send pcstllence among my
people; if my people, which are called by
my name, shalt humble themselves and pyay,
and seek my face, and turn from theil
wicked ways, than will hear from hcav-
en-, and will forgive their sin, and oW heal
| their i0Rd.'
If the Bible is true this promise is true,
and if it is true, and God is, as the eternal
writ declares, Interchangeable, the same
to-day yesterday and forever, why should
the Governor of State be ridiculed, by
Christians, at least, for believing in this
promise and in appealing to that source of
all power by which it was made ?-,StGtt
Register.
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LAUDE MELNOTTE As A DETECTIVE AND
OTHER STORIES. BY Allan Piukertnu. vol.
12mo, Cloth, Illus tratcd Sl.50.. W. Il. Keen,
Cooke Il Co.
1t was happy thought for the pub
fishers when they conceived the idea of
having a series of volumes written by AL
Ian Pink slton ON the subject of Detect
ives.
There is something always fascinating
to any reader in the narrative of any
crime and especially in the history of the
detection and capture Of the criminal. and
such works if written in a high-toned and
elevated manner will meet with great
success.
No man in. America could be found
who has equal facilities for getting up
such a series of books with Mr.. Pinkerton.
He is well known as the most celebrated
Detective, and has been engaged for many
years in ferreting;sout and bringing tc
justice criminals OF every class. He
also is an easy writer, and his works
though true in every particular possess
all the charms of ficlion-in fact they arc
moro fascinating than the most interest
ing volume of fiction we ever saw.
! The scene Of this work is laid in the
Clifton House, Chicago, about 20 years
ago. The boarders of that fashionable
resort had for a long time been losing
valuables of ali kinds-,jewelry, clothing
money, &C. and after every device hat
failed to discover the perpetrator of tht
/ theft Il committee was appointed by The
boarlcrs to call on Mr.. Pinkcrton and en-
gage his aid in the matter. He puts on,
of his men in the Hotel as boarder frs
/ Disgusting him as Count, in VIII CHI roll
/ he proves a complete success, so mucl
/ so that he captures the thief and it il
| done so quietly that the other guests O
/ the house never know what had become
of him. They only know that thci
/ stolen property is recovered. The THE
] proves to have been one of the most pop
! popular boarders at the house and hi!
disappearance is cause of much wonder
and speculation.
| We consider this book superior to Mr.
Pinkerton's first yenturP-"The Express
man and the Detective noticed in these
columns several months since
These books are of an elevated tone
! and there is nothing in them to offend the
most fastidious. We can cordially rec.
ommend them as being fascinating and
entertaining in the extreme.
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CHurcNs NusicM FiStor for June con
tains the following pieces of new music:
''When the Mail comes in, ballad by Geo.
F. Root: "The star of Bethlehem solo
and quartet; "Clara MaZurka." by E. E.
Whitlcmore; and "No place so sweet as
Home" a pleasing little reccrie, full OF
melody. In all, there arc thirteen full
pages of music, which would cost aSt
one do1!ar and .ftty cents, if bought at any
music-storc. Add to this the large amount
of interesting r2udngm@ttcr, musical
81 etchCs, stones, notes, etc, and some
idea Of the actual value of the Visitor
may be formed by musical people. The
June number gives full account of the
Cincinnati May Festival; articles by John
Howard, Pleasant RidcIhood, F. C.owcst
and others, after which comes corresponds
ence, editorials, and gossip Of the day on
music and science. The subscription
price Of the Visitor is only $3.50 a year
including the choice Of the new premium
oOlunteS, each containing Il large collcc'
ton Of popular OF classic music, b0HHd III
cloth, g0Jd stamped. A specimen copy Of
Visitor. with lis. of contents Of premium
volumes, will be sent on receipt of stamp
Address John Church & Co., Cincinnati
Ohio.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

Last week just as we were going 10 press
we received the call for theCounty Rcpub-
,lican Convention. By REFER ng to IL a
our readers will see that the Convention
will take place on Saturday Jrne Goth.
We hope each township will be wei! lc-
presented. The basis Of representation
adopted will give US convention OF 81
delegates. The business of the convcn-
ton will be the selection of 8 delegates TO
attend the State Convention at He5
Moines en- the Both of June, and the
nomination of candidates for the various
offices to be filled at the election this
fall We are not informed as to who will
be candidates for nomination, but we hope
only good men will be nominated, men
whom everybody can trust, and who like
Caesars wife, are above suspicion. The
Convention last June was success, the
best of feeling prevailed, and we went
into the canvass with victory already as
sured, and we verify believe that if a
good ticket is nominated this time victory
will again perch upon our banner. The
covering Of "Anti-Monopoly" has been
worn so thin the past year that the rotten
carcass Of Democracy is plainly visible,
and the opposition State Convention this
year is called as n straight democratic
State Convention" There are many voters
in lama County who were inyeigled into
voting the Anti-Monopoly ticket two years
ago and even as late as last fall, who in
dignanty repealed the idea that they were
drifting into the old simon-purc,
S.T.--1SG0--X tsamc thing as il was in 1860,
exactly Democratic party, but assert
ed that they were going to found new
party which should be the party of purity,
reform and progress. But the record Of
this new party where it has succeeded in
getting into power, does not'pan out"with
its promises. Its progress has been back
ward instead of forward, and its reform
has proven myth. Last fall great
many of the Republican voters returned
to their first love- and we believe that
now the mask of Autobiography" is of
many more will come back this fall. In
the language of Webster the Republican
party "stilI lives" and we firmly believe
that 1t is to receive II new lease of power,
in the national as we'll as in county and
State governments. 1t has been tried and
not found wanting and the people have
cofidence in it,
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All, HA!

Read this bit Of descriptive scflort, and
robservc how familiar it sounds:
at has long since ceased to walk the
rcountry-Gs live body, but stalks up and
down the stage a bony, ffeshless, skeleton,
rafting its old chains and turning itself in
Its rotten coffin. 1t has been eXhumed
and post mortem examination of its few
remains reveals nothing but what was
known concerning the disease that car
ried it off, but the pail bearers are still
holding its skeleton up to view, deter
mined to cling TO their old honOrS and re-
fusing to hide the skeleton. But third
term mud, Delano filth post Office offal
and internal revenue quicksands have
settled around and over it, and it can
never again be resurrected There is no
trump wni2h can sound loud enough to
wake it, and it is buried SO deep that no
earthly power can reach it,
You have guessed it, Of course; the
Democratic party. And you have missed
it; of all things in the world, that is the
description of the Republican party, as
given by the Indianola Tribune We do
wonder if the Tribune wants 10 stake its
pohti ,al reputation on that prophecy. SO
the Republican party has been dead
long since, aud is.a noisy piebald, ri.
dlculous kind OF ghost that stalks up
and down the stage" while it turns itself
in its coffin and 'rattles its chains
1T can never again be resurrected Dear
dear, why didn't somebody tell US of ali
this before. Here we have been fooling
along under the impression that on the
very latest occasion which called the pa
ties of Iowa to the polls, the old Repub.
lican party stood right up with the bows
and chinned in, and took hand in the
fun, and knocked somebody down. We
believe, if we had time TO run back over
our files, we could find some vain glorious
reference 10 the manner in which the Re
publican party cleaned out the ranch in
Iowa about that time And here it was
nothing but a gibbering old ghost, clank-
ing around in harmless impotence Well,
well, well. Ii it is ghost, it is ghost
that the sausage party in Iowa can't lay
out, and the Tribune will think il is worse
than ghost, a veritable 60, lin, indeed.
when it waltZcs out and begins whaneing
around with those 'clanking chains"
next fall. Those are chain shot the Trib- |
une hears, and they will sweep the Dam |
ocratic deck 50 clear next election, that
the opposition papers, when they get |
their breath will start out on that old edi |
torial, although not entirely successful |
in the late contest, the Democratic party |
has made encouraging and unprecedented |
gains" Ghosts We should say ghost, |
and there isn't bell, book and cand es
enough in the country to keep him quiet.
He's like Banquo's ghost, he will not
down, but stays right up at the feast,
takes the best seat at the table, and has
more fun than all the rest of the boys.
He will haunt this country long after
John Irish and other of the I!.i6une's col
leagues have once more consigned the
Democratic party 10 the tomb from which
they have attempted to drag it This Spring.
H1ssseye I!
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An "Anti- Monopoly County Conven.
ton" has been called for lama county,
to be held at Toledo On the 10Th inst, foI
the purpose of nominating county ticket
and "electing five delegates to the State
Convention" "All voters who are OPP
posed to the Republican party" are in
vited to join in sending delegates to this
convention. Now what State Convention
do those who engineer this call propose
to send delegates to? There are but two
political State Conventions yet called
one Republican, the other, Democratic
so distinctly called and headed. The
trims of this Tama county call-inviting
all who are opposed to the Republican
party to join with them-forbid the idea
that they purpose to send delegates to the
Republic: State Convention. They
must intend, then, TO send them to the
Democratic Convention. And yet, the
county call is headed Anti Monopoly
Convention" If we have correctly divired
the plans of the leaders, is no. such
call fraud On its faCe?-Bclye Flaiac
Union
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Republican County Convention.

The Republican party of Tama County,
Iowa will meet in convention at the Court
House in Toledo, on Saturday the 26tt
day Of June, 1885, at the hour of II o'clock
in the forenoon, for the purpose of ne mi
mating candidates for the several offices
of Representative, County Auditor,
Treasurer, Sheriff, perntendent, Sur
veyor, member OF the Board of SapcWl-
sors and Coroner.
Also, for the selection of nine delegates
to attend the State Convention at Des
Noines on the Both inst, the appointment
of County Central Committee, and the
further transaction of all other business
which may of right be brought before the
Convention.
A full representation from all parts of
the county is desired, and the several
township committees of the county are
requested to give their personal attention
to the matter of having their townships
fully represented in the Convention.
The ratio of representation will be one
delegate for each township, and delegate
for every % votes or fraction thereof OF
10 or more cast 0rthe Hon. J. T. Young,
Secretary of State at the general election
in the year 1874. The respective town
ships are entitled to delegates as follows :
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" in the church, called out his name and
that of his wife, and charged them with
Giving of sin, adding, "These parties
will be coming to me by and by with Their
bastards for me to christen." He also
! said, ''lhey will not be permitted to ap-
| nroach the rails of this altar until they
have given satisfaction" These utter
snccs were substantially repeated on
several OCCASIONS.
/ Tie defendant, in his answer, states
hat if he spoke the words alleged he did
so in his capacity as parish priest ard
| spiritual director of the plaintiff, and
| claimed that whatever lie did he was -au-
thorized to do by the laws, rules and dis
cipline OF the church; that the painful
and his wife violated the doctrines, laws,
usages and teachings of the Roman
Catholic Church by being married outside
OF the church, and by some person other
than regularly ordained priest, to the
great scandal and injury of the members
of the parish and church, &c.
This issue brings up the right of aPIiest
to deny the sufliciency of marriage
which has the sanction of law, and on
that to base public accusation of indie
cent and immoral conduct; and also in
wolves the attitude of the Roman Church
towards civil marriages. Ii has been
denied by high authorities in the church
for instance, by Newman, in reply to
Gladstone-thatc civil marriages are held
to be invalid; and it is further asserted
that even marriages between Catholics,
without witnesses or any sacred rite,
contracted merely by the assent of the
parties, though Illegal, are sacramcntal,
wherever the decree of Trent remains I'M
publishcd-aS ia England, Scotland, Swift
zerland, America, &c. According to this,
Father Nc Glew plainly overstepped his
authority as priest; but if rot, mis-
'pricstly privileges probably would not
opcrate to change the law of SANDER. 1t
is qaite proper the questions involved in
this case should be subjected to legal
tcst.-Dacenp0rt Ga cite.
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
y Tama County. Iowa. VIII be at Toledo ev
cry Saturday. Public examination the last Satuf
lay of each month. Residence South OF Puohc
School House; Office in Court Houee Toledo.
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NJ. AUSTIN

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IL Tama County, Iowa. Prompt attention gi'ei
to all business entrusted to his care. ii
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF Iowa,
MARsHAJLrowN. April %. 1873.
The Twentieth Annual State Conven-
ton of of the Republican party of Iowa
will be held at Des Moines on Wednesday
the 30th day of June. 1915, at the hour of
II o'clock a. m, for TIE purpose OF nom
mating
. One candidate for Go. ernor.
One candidate for Lieut. Governor.
One candidate for Supreme Judge.
One candidate for Superintendent OF
Public Instruction.
The ratio of representation viii be one
delegate for each county, and in addition
thereto, one delegate for every @0o votes,
or fraction over 100, cast for Josiah T
Young, for Secretary Of State in 1874.
GEO, II. IIEBERLING,
Chairman Committee.
Tama County is entitled to delegates.
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