The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-20
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tssa aiel IN. iess fut avw nsss4aMssss sid ssie.
~s1~. I'll This l~atai v. aa. alsn ltuisAasl
tm isiissinr, glss=. lal~f asA nsAss u.h.s
things soe ,leumei Indispensable. Irsan tie
i,Afk Ages w trsisei tisa Magma tha,aA.
ali shr lstmirles IL which ar u, 10 means
tsaeileail, applied ftiat stgcr liaron. VIM
was fea.,si anil hat.I y, III. lssIH,lees', w. uH
l.AEtHti With internal n%sssiat.A. lsrSinessl
lfsHM lis laboratory Eun- n-trsNdsa, which snahi,I
tl.e 1hfsil IT, sesI~ With the iisan-ciaa knight
and finally aasIwsfshr n,ssFashri ~ rHsis,i
syssstp.
sis nrSnnsn srAnS .nn,
Fttar lsaeoIl, ls..tTating the future .ytn II
Liverpool, NV iufk and Chicago, predicted
that tlv tlnH wpuld esHnc Mann siius Mutild w.
Ifnpellcd by mnchinsry faster than hy imam,
rowsts. needing oniy pilni h steer ami tint
carriages wunll nl~u t's driven nlui, the lauHl,
w The poN.r ~ mashnrrs, faster iham any
animal ~,iid rnu iie Titus rre.Rnis.a the
ls,s~ihiistrs u the Steamship ami tie railway.
lie was moi popular man In hts day he WAS
feared and hated, ~ Il magician Ria unr
ieagncd with satan, w the igituranl masses.
and was imprisoned and prosecuted, as sui
sersinnI+s aud dangerous character, " hi
siretiarn In unier,
VIZ aru pruud III
rnn S,srTNnNrm esNrrat,
nj i.s achievements, Ia pfogr,ss. II Il l,ne
thai W. have frniix.i lhen,,a prediction ~ lle
steamship anil thc railroad. W, have i'm
pInNed thr printing pfcrr, " that u Eau lIln,
AMI pcrfeei Mwspap.rs nj thu rate Ut Fourteen
nalc. ~ papers In an huur, W. have tl,a
,l.etrir telegraph, tlr sewing niarl'inr. aud
improved farming inrlsnirnts. w III hunger
thrsrh out al.ea, i, leating !, With tao sticks
tltl together with q tlienH. W. have tn,
ri.anl ei,a.n a. unt slave ~ ~ oul painful Ia
bns VHr toll.
w have machinery which. II placed under
s,,oiety, Mmil.l rai*a Il tn n higher grade, as
ANN Jauk~eruwr rlArpd tHssler " Eraat hotel In
thlraHo raisnd II taa higher grade without pfn-
tinrnH ans shock ar disturbance NJ ils gusas,
ur ntntruptinR H. hn1nas., Much has but,
dnne in TIN nineteenth century, hni fnr lh.sr
mechanical Inventions which NJ. noet eonspicn-
una, and regnrslinr which W. f.el TIN n.usi
pride. w are indebted ~ thn punf and obscure
l,anl.wnrkuf~.
ttreat rrslrro~a l,as ,sen n,u,lu III ihn insen.
tin,i of apIliai,ees IL, changing tile raw ma
iufial Which Nature has supplied liz with in
/. tal al tttilrm In
IMAM into
iAtu, AHIiTNn, ttpIMtSt.
fnfhitaif. aud lnunna III instruction. AMI LII thu
n,.ans tuf transporting thean products thfu.lgli
slassi Int rnrfusransling pl.ErSsr has mt he.i,
,.a,. N improving the ,''ea',s of tnserc'ia',se
AMI propaietaf, distribution.
W. hAs. made little rraHrerr Ia thn improve
nent ~ si,l government. either astn efficiency
~ economy. W. have yut IL reAl.te d govern
msut 'ut ih' Jaapl.. for TIN reorl,, aud by
Tin people W. hnsr li,N government ~
thu people i, elAas ani fnr 4 class. We ,lu
mot All realize tlat VIZ are Kusuiiisl hs All alls
gafehy composed of professional oIlies-l,nl.isra
and nAre-auukrtn That our el.etl'tls afs nsnail,
merely contests between tNu sesttsslt~ VI this
class and thn r,Nt,it merely 4 decision an Ia
which rertian VI the olHnrshs ai,sll govern and
.i,lu, tha sn.nlnnletH arising from t. en',lr.l
III government.
Neither do W. sufficiently rcelixo tina. gn..
ali,inant IT tha ls,apl. by the rua trpres' l,ta.
iissH ~ all elaNass II ltarti.ar ninl that II has
hsrn proved IL IN practicable ln nlal,y ,sals
experience In alnthef country.
riutpnftusAL HIrHlshslAllaS
~ thu preferential Nut. lsH system, under Which
iLu majority rnle~. hui under ~hieh tn sAsin,.A
thi.restA, ulinnns and dssiftr " ali arr rf.t-
rutttuiiately rulfN 4eited AstrtuM under which
laW-li,Hking lndsrn hvenne u,i"ty In miniature.
and law tha accurate and orderly expression
u public upiuinn.
/ addressed the llIlnos Farmers Association.
uile year aHp ati tlia subject Il government mud
TIN possibilities ~ ita improvement, | rhal
mi, therefore. dwell upon that subject NJ lhls
timu, further than. IL Ii'ccrsaiy ~ linsra.. the
Importance. tn that CONNECTION, nt improving
thu physical, intellectual mil utsfai condition
III thu units MhleI, eniil,NTu ilir klats. IN uIder
10 improve thu h.at..
IUnD MAcAnl.AS.
iu litter III n gentleman who WA writing Tho
lfn " Itl,aaAA Jefferson, declared TINT ie Ind
M sympathy fut Mr. JuffurAuns views, and
had nssar expressed my, even on she h..~t.
liesrd i government. by thu votes IL nnanur-
leal majority, composed III III. Jspt,a md
iHnsi iglu,ti,t, wAs utterly inilraetieaho. john
Adams, uua,erns.r Mnris. IaiI.ea Otia, kte-
phrn Mulklna, Alexander Hamilton, AMI utl,tl
ilnllo and patriotic Americans ~ tr lissolniloa.
ar, tinles. doubted thu ntalil, of the people Ia
govern Themselves under 4 syst1n ~ popular
usun ~ our existing national government. Mr..
Hamilton Thought the Initial. tioserninul,i.
lust M II Mas ln hls tinlu, the lsHt f.tln that
llad over bsun devised. Hamilton. np 10 thu
time VI hls dcath, llAd lisir faith u, tl' lsr.
tlailailry II ntr euilaiiiutiua hu considered II
tau weak, luo pnt,illaf. lIs urged. III tln eu,,-
spi,llun. plan which required tir President Il
~ursr fur llfp United states senators to r.rss
FIR HE Congress 81 have power IL lrNslAt. III
all suhjvcts wlthuili ANY nustfalnl Int itr nM.l
ulensifa aiih Judgment Governors ~ klairs
n
Il, Eersa during gu,Nl behavior, With lA,wsr ii
absolute vito " MI laws passed by stAtc t9gs.
laturuH,
Mr, Hamilton believed that The grea, maje,i.
" IL tho issoplu Nufu pour md tkiaraiit, and
incapable u cNrtclsisiK tho elective ffAnchis.
With intelligence and fIsrslnni.
Thu argument
AuAiNsr rnll'LAH GOVERNMENT
Ina always bean that tho great lnarr ~ III.
nus,t,lu Wufr unr and ignorant, Lard Maea,,.
lay, and thu American ntAte~lilen N WIauin
have referred, were intrlllRrht, wuil~lnf.,rnnsi
umi. W. raniiM ~. TINT Tiny wefe whnll,
mistaken, hath ~ regards the facts ami tia
ruI,cli 4iui. ilMr.frsln. II II. Isfri,Al~. true
that w nil countries ,i,1 ErUAt majority u III.
lssilc Afu iss,f, and extreme Isrris " apt Il.
| In accompanied hy iKflnfalHr. Wilai, thii, II
| lls solution III tlI~ natter Mail W rss,g.
| nixe 4. Il fart ttai tlu majority Aru pour a,id
tHiIorsnt. and ADAPT governments ~ tho-e e.,ll'
Gender tl,r ,nmss II l#nllu In Mll e,,lntrie~ ii
And lginrNni, aild ascertain u~ iAr this eni,ll
tim II sAnAud Ls III. administration II
| th0so AFFAIRS thai Afe managed by governments 4
and thu feasibility ~ Mo modifying tlic tlntrrt
n.nt AH W r.surnu lluHp conditions. and unahI.
tho majority VI The people ~ tp we'll rf,ni,t,s
with il,nru things That Arr essential " thui
welfare. ulty1IcAi, intuilucttAl, mud itlnrAlg ~,
theme Tonight II,
"rMs mAsp-woakAa.
| nf tho MisSisxil1A valley their power AIN
| thcir responsibility | rlnim that thcs Inv,
| TIM ln~ur 81 understand this great MTin
problem. A,id that they have thu power III Ii,
A,igl.rat. movements Mi,ish will ultimate.
solve II IN n practical MAY. MT utlly for uiI
~lvuH. I'M for All peoples AMI may add tha
| that movement IAs lHnl, fst,,'nei,e.a Aini ha
na.ln #tilr progress nlfsads.
| fst W le.p
ftit rMsHItM
in ,irw. Admitting thai l~isefts n,M isnn
rance IL ti,o ..,ltinun fHta ~ great n'alafli