The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-28
NEWS On THE WEEK.


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t*assst 10 you last n,shi thr way in witch 1
hAsr been putting u sia,e I came b. sAe snn,h,
There we're larger proportions II trained soldiers
~ yoar army at Arss than In ours. In much
larger rrrrnrtion ynn ~srr g@ri n,arksnrn AMI
good herrelnen, and that l. tw..lhlrsis of : nssi
snldier tlAnRhteri: hut gradually VIZ learned 10
rtie, "" tiAMahlsri. And. ~ rnmr of ron knew,
gradually learned 10 shunt ltlenewed laughter.
! happen 10 know how well ycu could shoot.
tOhe~rsl Well, having learned how IL ride an,,
sh""s, u ~As the ca@c u nsh,ing between arrek
and uresk. When areek mcctr urcck. ,an knsw
What the c"nAirt N. tt'hccr~.l And, m.rc than
That, yoa know exactly how IL viii terminate, That
part, In that aah win always conaucr tina, la. hc
no~t WseekA. liAnRh,rr AM, ,lircrr.l ii i. with
M ti~rredn ~ san, and special credit tn as hr
war turned out - u did. iCteers.l New, shah ~
ln,s n.httnas tcr,c~ II Yes" ",r~."1
ha,e heen IN .he hsli, II trii,ns an ance.tu,e
alnnt Urn, Nsott ahL the siAtrrman nj Washington.
IN which thr satsrsn said that ~ soun ~ ihr war
MAS over and the easnbstans. laii ,luwn their arus
10 would have casurlese peacr. Mo-" SAID ten,
hsrtt "H viii take several ynAr~ III which ali the
pn~ers IT Tho ueneral uo,ernmen. viii he eMilu,el
~ keepinG peace botween ihr lri,Rerent nom ss,,.
iAssnts." tixnsh.cr.1 Nav I think ~ have gotten
through that telsesHl, and, having poae. l~tw..u
~ soldiers ami nos-subatanin. that IL M end NJ
chr war. IL there ANY reasa,. tl,.t vii, y. sh.ui,
mol W. u l~Aee forever mere W. arr estsArle,,
upon TN Hame voyage, nlmn TIN Same
ship, under thc old hau. stssl fortune Or iii
fortune affects yum and .aur children IN wsli m my
i.arie anil my children. ttheer~.l livery interest
yum is'ssess n ~ te proesd ny peace Here il The
asat city of AtisnsA gathering 10 Itself from all
parts u the rcansry " wealth and business h, III
railroads, and ANY "a you thai every eseripsion ~
industry AMI legitimate business needs peace. That
u what capital wants. Discard, tii.rantent and dts
satisfaction are thr enemies af these rntevprt.e.
Then Aii oar interests are Tor peace. Arr va mn,
agreed about thAl. What 10 W wAns Tor ,he
fntnre7 h<iese Il II the duty az the GENERA
Government ~ regard equally the interests AMI
viRht~ ~ ~ seeslana ~ the country le'i,e~rsl
aan Riad yon agree with mc atons that. believe
further that u h Tho dnty of government. 10 regard
aliac and eaMall, the r,Hh,s and interests af sll
r'a~~~s IT citixens. tGhcersl That easers the
whole matter. That wipes out In the fnsure In our
polities tAT section line forever tcheersl Lat II.
wipe out In our politics tAe color linz forever.
tcheers.l
And let mc NY word upon what has ieen done,
,is mt undertake ~ dssss ur defend particular
measures. ] leave the penpc with their hno~leivc
II thc facts 10 examine aud ,llsesss an decide for
ssmsslsss ~ to thrm. onl, spesA al general c.u.
ri.lrrAtinns anil notisss. What troubles our pe.,c
~ The North. what lAs troubled t,rn, wa4 that they
feared taAt Mcse aslorcd people who had lren ns4p
ree ncA Nv th~ war wnld mol Le sA5s IN their rtHhs
aud interests In tho Aouth nnlcss Ii vas ly the inter
fesenrc of Tho tteneral Government. Many .s,h
Icatie had that ileA hal given that matter sonc
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