The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-05
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tsleiliaaai 'lat the commander u The
department. y Utnt'al wh"ae past
.etsicss " Wv un,ry. whcn ratri,i.
Ii lss titn Il freeltm atc recognized
ani ''n 'fA ls esert man whete heat,
=" MI, the 'ilpn Turing the var ef
flss rebellion, 7 hose people 10 ~. be.
ii~s' II was IL romyf, AMI 'bes knfv
tlsi liz sill nai suiser the rights Tor
~Lil II and liz comrades rrrilra
fisrsi .ttfs III lie raa III hc tfam,iel
,laxn IL ~ organized NIB. may
.afris .ay tlM Az naurs II | va,
sho sfmlathifei With You ard your
army ali,a ,pa confronted the I,clrl.
itn Il ,pk.ln,g ned Eichmonl.
asnpatlisc with ,on IN y.ur ,aliry IL.
i.y. xhcn c.nffpntiu. tLc lingering
.ri,it II Tie Rebellion al Ncr Orleara.
|, j. true that tho people who were
with ynn when civil liberty was i'm
prrilei by unIisgniscl snL recognized
warfare. will be glad whom tho sriri,
II Law aud order shall 40 far take the
llsr. .f turbulence ard insurrection.
and tranquil and peaceful industry
shall ~ iar prevail that military inter.
ference to preserve peace aui prevent
hlppi rhed will hr unnecessary: but II
'he government uf my State /, to be d
government offorce. W prefer Federal
hs,onctr II tie l,andstf men who hsyc
proven Themselves faithful 10 tho cnun-
iry. 10 the shot guns In the hands of
Ntitu Lcnener. aud Union la,els.
With great respect, truly yours.
Signad 4. 4 CARPENTER.
Na'lll hoi our Governor DO we'll to
laae little 4 BIZ advice Lome to him
a.'ft
iilstr'lefs there are In I.suisiana, II
| Y ifue' murders 80 dane there; moba
ar'te. bnt how 10 It ~ Iowa. In
''ayernor Carpenters own Capital.
i'rs Nn,nes, during his term NJ oi',cs
nearly dozen murders have been
done In but ono case has Oh arrest
A'd conviction been had. and whe',
flefe appeared u be strong prssumr-
y \ III iafaf - ilia hff'lscd mans IN.
b1fF'isn, nm organised mob tore him
tfm the desperate embraces u his
VIZ, ~ f'l'ir reli, and hung him undsr
I'n. shadow u tic court house. tbs ef-
Ess u Justice upon whose dome u IN
plain tielt y f'"sefn"r Carpenters
s'i'lors rive 'unafeh men hia tliis
fi'ifter, " there ara i've hundred fniir-
dorefs within sropo q e,e from the Gu.
f''a Il Tho Capitol In which Governor
Carpenter wrote W. letter
Ihe people u Iowa have ne'ed with
ansift,, tho rrestrss aud Developments
- tie laWle,riles@ around Goscrnef
Carpenters Capital. and have Iai.l,
I,ra'l With as'unisllmen' IN tho State
hcslst.r, ''sse,nor Carpenters organ,
That there Il. IN Tho county u Polk, In
shiel, the capital IL situated. - 10
.tri organization hostile 10 the govern
iurnt II lie State, inasnueh m II as.
sa'aes T. snrrf'ede courts and jufics
ai'I ~ .he nighttime neies OH. via,
punishment = chr''fs ulon pcfsens
shonl u arrests without warrant and