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


The siofy TINT the official bonds ri
the county officers were In the vault
III kiml,all and Fnrnsworth'n hnnk ~
TINT tiny were removed and plnccd
In thu ynnit III th. Ntfnihrr House
when The business VIVA removed
there l. pure fiction. llr ftiei N MI
the bonds That were found utter
k.in's Hight. were found In u box ~
Wnntc rnpera IN Tho Auditors mil
Ff.nHurrr's office there anil nj whrI.
eIrs. Weeks ngo W. published In
ihe lIais DEALER the truth II TINT
inni,,I ~ told ~ Ny Mr. Aifndley,
aimee which barker and hIr friends
u. their silence have neunirr.ssl "
tint statement,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-28
The Present National oystsm ~ NAH
tag Currency.

Deposit ti00.oOO In 4. y. llnnhs,
receive interest, 10000 IN gold IN The
whole amount. you then ~. permits.
sion 10 issue SsN1NO In currency.
your entire investment hcin. siM',.
600. Deduct 900 400 which !o,, arr
permitted "a ISSUE In currency, you
have actually only invested tlu,UlN'.
for which, you receive td.tNW interest
from the Government erern hp,esi
citizen rdn ser fhr outrage sou,MiHeti
on The people.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-28

One III Mi kimbnils pofsonul
friends who knows less ~ him than
W. 10. Thought A. II matter ~ Io'nl
pIid. VI would support him fof Scn.
ntui. Tie time hns haef when WI
should have taken pleasure In doing
80 rhn' wns WHEN W. thought him
what h. piofrsped, II pure, moral,
conscientious nun with hiRl, feRnrd
md sincere respect for female char.
neirr nud virtue. Having sAtistas.
tory reasons 10 believe VIZ were liz.
ceis.d And that tho professions of
the man were not rcnl. nnd believing
TINT with lila unbridlrd passions he
would b. safest and brxi NJ home w
must sntr With aiieh convictions.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-28

Joseph Cook startled his Chicago
congregation by asking II "Uod has
4 good Time" Nobody In the audi.
cncc was sufficiently acquainted Will,
the person In question 70 venture II
reply whcrcupon thc irrevcrcnt lee.
ttircr remarked that III n vacancy
should occur In tho Trinity. u would
mover be filled by an election In the
Mississippi valley" Probably not.
~ some Boston preacher would si,sh
In before MI election could be held
anywhere.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-28

The good effects ~ deacon Anauia~
enhancement ~ thr democratic tick.
II II thr withdrawal ~ Is. chAI,in
~ Arnnhilntr f0t Hnp.fvi~ot. lnquir-
ing NJ ~ thc evil h. had DONE TINT
hlr political for should applaud. liz
iind not iohr III nli, bnt was about To-
thnnId liz consent ~ elect Jnr. Oak
10y supervisor. by dividing The ~.
rnriiinn ~ him Nv. chnpIn's sound
practical ari,n II ~ 4" commended,
Huriaii for fiis Z. Chamberlain for
SllurryiAuI,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-28

49, seHt @#f IT.
N sMsA sfF8eaesHtF III sAaf AsA
a8iA - atf4s sgssgs NAtfa 80 fAss
AH4s "A ataAst naN IA ~ NAsaa
Assh tA4i a tassass AsuaHfh FsaffAsass
Nsii sssaft HaH4A Aaft i4Hs i#AHlfa \ sath
WI vAfl tasHsi fsNHtnfafaN ia sei'f'
Il ~ sHtsss sltsse ~ islltss Hta NJ
nHAi vNsfNis MuRsff ss4f Wt' III
AaatsrEsar hNtu sAs ~ tfli aA'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-28

Tho n. Y. Times has u dolcfil rii.
toriul over the rntc " mortality lint
prevails among tho negroes 81 the
south. II sny. they neglect their
starving offspring. and abandon ,h"
aiek. indulge every animal passion
70 excess md when they have money
spend II and their nights In the most
facilitating debauchcs. md the rn,t'
Of mortality n ~ . 10 compared
with the southern whites" Whrtc.is
Darwin How about thc survival oi
The fittsatY
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-28

OrrN RonpEny john sherman
destroys II million 81 drccnharks
monthly. Those cost W me- Interest.
but he creates In their stend u mil
lion III National hank n"isn, fni
which VIZ rny gold interest Of Il
per cent 10 his brother conrpirniers.
the bankers. Talk Of burglars, or
horsr.thicves. or hIRhwaymrn Show
,,s IL horse thief ~ them nll TINT rai,
begin 10 compare with john sh"f.
man. He Ii tho thief. Tie bank.
arc the receivers.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-28

Tweed has created Il terrible zen
snsIon In New York by disclosing thu
names u those mrnb~rs u The lcHIs.
IAtnrn whom he pnrchascd 10 vote
for tho Tweed charter. The lisi
eoinposes naAriy every prominent
republican Senator Of thAt time ~
we'll Ia II host ~ democratic l.gieiu
tDrT. The evidence nRAinst 'irm II
aid to be cunei,aivc.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-28

iann asnNn. n n In III hAst u
Hi*aaiu lales H. gsiss nafis#sf
! iii II sa*As4a sssIts ins#s y. nfsl sill
II III ~ nssnr "a tn ssaisitn Urn
II .IIi snrfs@a ,hs tsnAs llss@v~ The
sal,#silrilnn rfit4 will " ti1s Y
srns. anil viii H. uhsl.4 shs s1ilisfinl
se,ntttl ~ " Meade, assisted VA
Iai ! Y Nss trlilssel anil a''l. Wit.
ta wluNar hrniis Al. in shi vnth
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-28

a sporting and fast husa~ mnh
atv ittme W. fainstinl.a n.nr applied
III candidates fnr once. Let IL sr..
III whom, .an tho charge he tfuthfnlly
a,rllriy III turning hack the pages
~ anr newspaper file We Mud where
Jeremiah nnfkrv entered the sport
ing tlns oil thu present race course
with Nv. cream volnlod tiotiIna mare
Nellie" ,rrpeer,iings county fair
sur 1874. ron,.nhln1 nni racina with
the vulgar crowd for money, Con.
sInninf IL tuln haek thu pages u our
Illra 10 uni wonder and char,ln We
iInl Mr. kimhall entered the lirt With
."uli srilr driver rontendin. With
senator Hammers Jennie Day" foi
time, srr,d aud money. These men
we believe. too, own stock In the
Cretco Driving Park Association, "
did. The fault o. him whom they
falsely Hssail consists In having been
choscn by them IN officer of the A..
sociNsion ~ look after the interests oil
Ills nccusrrs in the property of the
association. Nobody accuses him 81
ever having owned 4 fnst horse, 81
wasting his time, or of risking li'
money III that species ri diversion
Could We rest assured that they vii
mot return 10 this species NJ Rainb'
ling Nc VIZ might be induced Il
"yo,r &c. a glass house lpcsrntt"r'
I'd with mud thrown by it, occupant
nc some ono rl~r, presents n mos
horrible picture. for II illustrate,
chickens that have come horne 4
ruust most forrjbIy,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-28
The Mc(IreROr Times says.

"Thn &. N. X IT. Il. roAd ~" run
Ming eight freight trims each why IN
their now umr card which took "
feet last Sabbath. They now bring
into Mrnrrgor daily about two hun.
drcd cars VI whuni, MI average ii
about 76.OOO bushels, Or 4.1tNp.tHA
lbs, and their business increasing
every day,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-28

Nj tststss N Ill $3.50
~ \ lesssAsssH "A tfN 1850 tA
s9e lHs t4msssFsk tfWA # tHft#
WI s,ssm = lt4A 80 go "
j sfsssas = ss 49, tfa
tnA AAst Way NNtfH sHf 49,
mel sur sss8Vs as4se8 $3.50
49, n seiA M
ssHa xwslsiHlHs I hpt etA
st4eAsA ~ snWltp iii #itH
t~lsiAl Al lssasffHt tA 80
hrisiAsArn "A iii ~ neH' i'll
II nrsras tMhNf IL sAsN st4st1 u
~ ,st4ti hatl fHF'a Iii 49, ar
in - legislator " ielitAA afE 1870
nFa Az fssst raa mai sa stisaiA
Legislation shns wsuiA tftNlal tf4e
.asinra tanAs "A 81 stat II an
iust thsit affairs VI ist#IsNs i'tssiffes
snvn ~nul,a their nffaHs ptstttltH4
penalties '.t fAlA itlH'fis al 'n tists
eanlitlun and rttti.igtr =, thnf
rsseh rssfalnAsish itta ihsit eNtii
,,sa ~ rH,'ies iHifr sssd tl4iA i'Ris
la,lon wHs ,l,f.alpsl 'i,tsMss ~ NJ
insnr. n bank sris,fs w sM hgias
nature she iallnir n ,hiss sHsinFs
AsnAs HI s'ht aFss 'saA A4afri sh 'hs
past lev wr.ka. nne II iittn t0lblns
labor ~ nrails eiunfrA'
tint LEI Ne Inok lst,le farther ana
see how, I'M n practical mennef. lsrI~
iaslnn affects business, Sultrss. Til
people VI this ~ ah. s,iifr eammn
nifty dcaltr u establish national
bank with capital ~ t:n.no, u
do this there must H. raised t5a.nn
cash. Iron deposit ~ this t,nl'sT
In bonds. Ill" government, ts4nsA -
the bank M pei ..nt u IT. hpnds III
currency, Or Ata,nM. then ~ f.s.rsp
81 t5UOl. makes "A contraction IT
tih,UOO In the community establish.
in9 such bank. The legislation II
Congress compcls tn" National banks
10 buy government hon,lH, thus plae
Ing The government ~ lender ~ IL
credit In direct competition with IT.
people. Hni the legislation II con
gross. on the contrary, required real
estate mortgages, bearing uniform
ratio of interest, payable scmi.annn.
ally ~ tho basis Of banking. the prne.
tlcAl effect would have Lcen the lonn.
Ing OF this capital to the farmers III
the country ~ from 4 70 4 per cent.
interest Hut instead of this the
government by the Legislation thnt
capstalists have enacted obtains IT,
money ~ 4 ~ q per cent, while the
Industries u tho country horrows
from tho tools nhd instruments 81
thc banks NJ from II to ~ per cent
pcr annuM. hut legislation has ev'
Oh gone further thnn thIr Ia nntuson'
Ism 10 tho interests ~ lnbor nnd In
favor II commercial interests i.
prohibiting national banks from
making loans on rcnl estate, aud
compelling thsIn 10 cohilne their biiri'
ncss ~ transactions In commercial
paper
And In the light III these faets, thu
people ~ the 18th Senatorial district
oi Iowa arc nskrd ~ ignore iliell
convictions " duty and their arnt'
II right mud justice. ~ voting Tor 4
banker 10 represent them IN the I'ala
laturc. acting FOL his osn liiiareat'
In tho election ~ II L. n. senator
aud against the interests 81 over,
Inan who labors, whether upon hit
own farm or In The employ u moth
Or. There In but one ilsslRnAhlc rrA'
son for thia unjust legislation. dls'
eliminating against every other IN
tcrest In favor ~ banking. II " tlls
the congress rnnsiinR this Legislation
wAs coinpos. ~ 310 members. d
whom lhD vert hnnkers and ntoek
holders III national thinks, and liz,
iegislated fai themselves.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-28

II Frank Kyle IN II criminal FIR
looming thc county. state nnd othcr
public funds ~ which he wns the
custodian. IL Jeremiah barker who
ntIin.d with him. and borrowed n
them. and bought md rrreulHtnd In
real estate with Kyle. presumably
with fhn peoples money. innnern'1
Answer ~ tho ballot boa,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-28

The apportiOnmcnt Ut interest. on
permanent school fund made by the
Auditor u the State keplJrd nppnr
tIons to Howard county ts26,2b, on
the bnsIs III ~ cents 70 csch youth IN
the county over . and under u
wears,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-28

The Detroit Free Press sayat
Hayes policy hnS been y great a.e.
cess IN al least one particular Il hnr
no worried mud confused tho nvp,b.
lIcnn leaders especially those IT
them who are credited with having
presidential bees In their bnhn"is'
that they hardly know what tn ~,
NJ do"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-28
q y = - -

n the Government wants u Trigger
army why doesn't II enlist kisiIn,
BuII with hIs ,HM WARRIOR 4
cpu,.l. II regiments ~ Indian nnsl,i.
Bnzouks under officers who XVI ~
the difference between ilfl'ias
mud writing, and prefer sending lfll.
lets To bulletins. would keep tl,e fioh
tier ~ quiet that Hayes could hen,
the leaves iall from thu Montana
tlcea In the night. after Mira. Hayes
had finished her curtain lectures.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-28

49, atb Ill tM
- 4 Il
49, VI M - - f# w.
5000 - g. u H~taAs l
MS t Uses RI ssAfAhis ~ tssl
AA 49, u $500
fia 80 fa8f Ra 1T
49, 49, si#
t t R'8
at# 8st etA 49,
8 81 sA Ii A
A ttfA M i#AtaiiN
~ Aealt 4 aaasin i ~ ] - IT,
ii ~ ia NJ ftit sa.AAti '4t't'
N4.at sals shaa sl4 ! w 40 Neslseas
asli n4wf iNlna r. ta sgithii'sls' Jill.
~ II slae a.g.isla iAss TIL silstslsn
EN-, #etsaAfHA h I'D asnillssas Il vi,
tahe ihss III fsHtt lnnhsa " y tHAf
~ IA ti4eiHl ftsnnpnAH.stsn = tn
~ II etAsA shA vits tsF W ihls v
eMA 49, ih# -, Il aNffsts - sste
,vssa tiur - taaa M II tHn nusln
iAits art 1. i Hlls AtnfhF i's,' pee
~ sIaHM sti4aan #iaHA ~ tisai FHnails
slstsA Nnli 'Asi rnrsf ~ any
thetslat II TO- ,fts' 'ftnmf''h y
nas nsent. ~ IL ~, thai i,iashtf.'l
disaster ia IL tniishs i svhtns ~
,luml,s nnd ,.fnii, u isselit II sh'Is
Il ii mes ta' M Howard County ~ "
tulb4t III tH snlIN*. n nHstld fasrt
th.lt msss tnent II II PROMISED snseeHa
Ill II, anI stisaasts Il tie republican
faN1s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-28


Sores. Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Pain In
tl,r ltoncs. Side and lead. Female
Weakness. Stability. I.cnrorrl,oa. arising
from internal alteration. and Uterine
disease. Sylhili,ir and slercuriai dis.
casas, prepay. dyspepsia. Emnciaiion,
General Debility, ind for Purifying the
Blood.
This Saranrarilla Ia combination 81
vegetable as'ef'ie.s siillinpia. Mani
drake. Yell Tex with the lofs,le4
Of Potassium aud Iron. a,l In the taost
ciIicaciois medicine yet known iur
the diseases II IA intnnlsd ~ cure.
Tia ingredients nre sotkil!ully CON-
! bined, that il,r full Alternative rlirrt oi
Gael, III assured. a,pl while II II - mild
M H. III harmless even ~ children. IL il
IT'LL 10 cfEsst,ml III III PURGE ont irnn TIL
, system thosf Impurities and curfuldiuns
which da.tlor Ito lna'lsrnr .lisrase.
'ihe repatriation II enjoys "A derived
from ils elifer AMI lie tan.dencp sliel,
prominent lii,sieinns Ill ctr til rnn,..
Try r,,losr III Il. rius. ilie!rtai'firiss
of IL nsAfnuess.
/ t.tiii,s.ira affecting liz fifiue4 Inv.
accumulated aii.l are constantly i~iua
received. md ~ marry of ili,sa ci,f.s mr.
publicly known. they furnish convincing
evidence II III superiority OF 'lils S,r
snparilln over ever, other alteraiis'
! medicine. - generally II Ia snIrii
oriis 10 any o,inr medicine known. TIL
VI Hre.l do III more than t. atsins ia,
/ public that tl,r heHt qualities II has .grl
| pnaserssa ile strictly maintained,
rNIfAtstI st
Or. ]. c. AVER Il CO., Lowell. Mast,
| rrSrtteAi mud .tHniyflraf 6hsMtsfs.
eOt,N ~ ALL HtsuGUlhlN NtMtitHk.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-28

tAs NA4s4 N4 a
i A fst ~ = vss+ 4 ~
"A a#sAsa $500 aHH "A fsssaa
sN.haw ,ssAt, 49, ~
- - - IA II tAAttA Il
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-28
Dress MAKING.

The undersigned Will rui nn,l III,
Ladies and Ghildren's drcsres. and
attend 10 all departments IN cutting.
lifting md making garments for LII.
dies and Children, nj her residences,
north md west from thu Webster
nousc. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Terms Reasonable.
.ttf Mnx. NJ. IL. HMlrM
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-28
Orleans Stock Farm,
CHAS CRAPSER, Prop.

breeder n Inre short Horn Cattle.
Berkshire, polanl hsan swlnes ih0 ysubs
pigs for sale. Rlso hi0oh sow ~ reason.
able prieet. seven ycNhg bulls for sale
ci,ear. tins tiven when required. Farm
three aud ! half Miles esM 81 fscsco,
Howard county. lswA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-28
Ayers
Sarsaparilla

For Scrofula, nni Oh
Acrofalnus diseases. f.rysi.
l~laa. 1susr, or ~. Antho.
ny's Fire. l:rurtions and
l.rnldivr diseases III ,lhr
skin. l'lccrations Of the
Liver, Stomach, kialncya,
l.nngs. l'imrl.s. l'nstuIrs.
Tolls, Dlotci,es. 'rnmors.
letter, Salt ltl,cum. Acal,l
11ar.t oftrwN5a~.a fsi..rs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-28

SEWING MACHINES FIREARMS -.AGR1CuITU-
RAJ IMPLEMENTS

rls REMINGTON SEWING MA.lNrhas tare fri int, favor
combination qualities
olsle sH-f durable With perfect ieel stitch
Rrsn beautiful
iesi
he nir mi I'll ak H. srnhi Medal " frprre the highest
i
The HENiNt,tuN WnNks ln thllel
l,s little Ms,ais
folders.
~ Wanted srnl
EEMiNGTDNL Npyx. Efor N ".
ARMORY AM PRINCIPAL. OFFICE lLluN INV NuNk,
broadway, New Yark. Arms.
Msdl.on square X eal shee, NV York Sewing Machines
s3i seventh Sewing Machines Aad
a, Nvt foutthst sandArm
n linsonic Temple. Sewing and
7sl.,ss rrct,s Sewing Machines and
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-28

TINS standard article IL compound.
81 with tho greatest care.
tn effects nrc ~ wonderful and ~
satisfactory AZ over.
i rcstorcs gray Or faded hair to its
youthful color.
i removes all crnptions, itching
and dandru6. IL gives tho head 4
cooling, soothing sensation Of great
comfort, and tho scalp by III use
becomes white and clean.
by IT. tonic properties Il restores
tho capillary glands 70 their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and max
Ing tho hair grow thick and strong.
Az Z dressing, nothing has been
found 10 cfcctnAl Or desirable.
a. A. Hayes, Nd, State Assaycr
Of Massachusetts, says, 1.-THE con-
ailments nrc pure, and carefully Ne
lcctctl Tor excellent quality ; and |
consider II tho nEsr PREPARATION
tor IT, intended purposes"
Dysss, o. DellAss
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-28

Jvisx &. t'stn,rS
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-02-01

j. q. HOLLAND, editor of Scribner,
asks: ''When will the world under
stand that theology is not Christianity {.
One is human. the other divine. When
will the world understand that moth
ing is truer than truth; and that truth
is no more sacred when it c. mes to US
through verbal revelation than when
established upon unimpeachable evil
dence? Again and again, in the his
tory Of the world, have theological
dosmas gone down before a truth of
science. That which men have be-
lieved through their Interpretation of
revealed truth has not been able to stand
a moment before the scientific demon
stration of its falsity. Theologians
have fought against it, and they have
invariably been driven to the wall.
Truth, wherever found, is sacred, be-
cause it is truth, and had its birth in
God. Mans opinions of truth are new
er sacred, because they have their birth
IN his imperfect and fallible reason.
We know of no reason why a theologi-
cal dogma Is any more sacred than q
political dogma. We cannot under
stand why, in the interest of Chris,
tianity, it may not be as freely dis
cussed and examined and controverted,
as dogma in political economy. AT
any rate, we propose to do it whenever
we have occasion. We are happy to
believe that the world is beginning to
apprehend that, after all our disputes
and discussions upon dogmatic Chris
tlanity, religion consists of love to God
and love to man, and has its final re.
suit and grand consummation IN char.
acter."
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-02-01
ROlIIiral.

\ lcttcr-wriicr tells US that during
the sixteen years the Republicans have
been in power acts that would not hear
the light of day have no doubt been
commi ted, aud TIlden would never
rest easy until lac had gone through
every department. His four years
would be occupied in unearthing canal
frauds. How would the Republican
party like To have the old argus eyed
go Through the interior department,
the land s~indl,s, the patent swindles,
the Ii iau tbieyeries How would
they like 20 behold the spectacle OF the
old investigator among the books and
papers Of the navy department And
how would the secrets of the war de-
psrtmeut look vixen presented by himl
What would become of the treasury
deps rtment and It's countless bureaus
And what effect would an exposition
of the postoiiice frauds have upon the
average vote There is only one de-
psriment TO which Tilden might 20
with entire safety TO the party now in
power, and that is 10 the department
of Stale. That has been managed dur
ing the past eight years with so much
chivalrous integrity and sagacity that
not one flaw may be discovered to mar
its fair record.
It seems To me that with such advar-
taSeS. snd o;hers thst will occur 10 the
reader, Tildea could. Hlrke the second
term should he &c. the first. Few men
are equal 10 HIM n political manage
meut. Certainly Mr. Hayes is Eot aud
am credioly informed tina. Mr.. Til
den is now directing the management
of sffsirs Of his party IN Congress. \
prominent Republican member of the
House said 20 me the other day that
his party hsd 10 leader ia the House
that there was nobody who had the
requisite dash and courage, and at the
same time the respect aud confidence
of the members. But" said he,
.'see how different it is with the Dem
ocrats- The moment aeything occurs
outside the usual channel, away goes
Hewitt or some other Democrat to con-
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-02-01

WASHINGTON, January 10-Scnator
Bogy has been occupied during the
past two days in making one of tins
| longest speeches delivered upon the
floor of the Senate fuf long period.
He commenced his reply TO Sherman's
Louisiana intimidation remarks at ]
O'clock yesterday, and held the floor
until 4 o'clock, when the Senate adj
journed, and resumed again to. day di-
rectly after the morning hour ana was
asking for the privilege of replying t.
Morton, who interjected a few remarks
into his speech, when Senate Il imunds
moved an adjournment, which motion
was carried, despite Bogy's earnest APP.
peal for little Time.
The Missouri Senator has been as
sisted in the delivery of his speech by
his colleague, Cockrcil, who, AT Bogy 5
request, has read nearly all the quota
tioas he wished to go m record. Mr.
Cnckrell is reader of considerable
emphasis, and his style was sufficiently
good to command The attention not
only of the Democratic but Republican
Senators rs well, the latter beIraying
some
sYMPTt NJ OF IRRITATION
at his tendency Ia give force to those
parts of the to, timnny which reflected
upon the creiiti.bIiity Of the witness S
who gave evidence before the Lousiu q
returning board. An am Isl. q pass &c
took place thus Afternoon, brought
about 10y Paddock, OF Nebrask', gravs-
ly interrupung ClckreIl to ask tne title
tthe book from " Inch he was reading.
He gave as an excuse Tor the interrup
ton that 1t had been so long since the
distinguished Senator from Museum
had commenced bis speech that he had
forgotten the name of the book which
he was having reprIntei in the Con-
gressional Record. Mr.. CUnkling vol
unteerrd the Information that II was
the Arabian Nights Entertainment"
moderniZed. Tins caused
CONSIDERABLE LAUGHTER,
but did not excite MIR. B0gS much. He
coutented hiulselt with remarking,
after quiet was restored, that before lie
got through with the book the Rcpub-
licans would in all probability know its
name and wish they had never heard
OF 1t, TO which latter proposition
several Senators at once assented.
Once again during the course of the
Louisiana Intimidation discussion there
was an animated scene, tMS time not
of an anlusluS c,,arac'er. Shrtm L
was replying 10 B - STRUCTURES Oh the
returning board OF Lou,si,ua, and took
occasionsto vulogizs Packard, whom
he pronounced gentleman, and not
deserving tue opprubrious epithcts APP
piled To him 10y the Democrats. To
this Bagy responded wiSh much
vehenVuss "He Is
AN INFAMOUS RoBBER ,
That is has Tepu aIion Ia New Urlcnns. y
TINS sentiment seemed to meet the APP
pToval OF The audience gathered IN the
gallery, face;iously termed the gentle
mems gallery, and they manifested it
10y clapping hands and stamping. Sena-
tor Edmunds arose 10 point OF order,
and moved that The galleries be cleared,
and all persons who took part IN Great
ing the disturbance be arrested by the
sergeant at-arms. Senator Acorn ex-
planned thSt the noise Was confined to
enc portion OF the galleries, and that
The penalty OF expulsion should not be
inflicted upon the ladies aud Others who
had taken no part in IT. Senator Ed