The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-22
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N shs ennsitts we had established system II
laacstul shams' u sne r.sctnng ios.t, IN
slef countries III the uhl Mutli, changes II, al
administration III sshsrvssss.n IL sns.fnn.es,,
hasu k.Hntslls hsvsl wssgksd unt hs frauds ~
hs futrr. VI. friritattsi ourselves thai h.fr,
thrsurh thr slil and patriotism and pililasl.
thfnI" ~ nnr farfashnf~, WI hsd established
2 sssi.m II Iearefni change through
the ag.Hs ~ tle kallnt.hux. AMI this IL Tie
Iirsi .n,s il, An.fiean h,-,nts that ti,c rishs II
tl,r i*Np' la. l'e.l, iml~ac,el. II 1. ll,r tfst
time ~ american HISTORY that ai,st#ts has r,r.
t'ni.si sliai thr tnssrinsnt " this grsal rss,,.
Try wa~ handed over ID any ret III lasi, thtstaEh
hA'td, Iti.an event novel, rssritou- The
sa'nplr. II Successful. Will lind lmitatnts. Tho
temptation Ii always present, ami " . ~et ~
'nrn h.ihg IN possession VI thc tl0scrnnaenl rAn
that rosse~rtun against the elective
ls,w.rof the Inupl., alnl after tlMy atr sotl.
d'n'iasl Ut tho ciretlo,i. why should ipt such MI
event W. initiated bs their S,ieers~,f~1 Devices
viii always u. found tu give the cnuf IL law
and false prcien~c. OH which to fe.,nl fra,,dn.
hut Judgment will mt lc wanting. The tncs-
ttuh fer the American people INV Ia whether or
nA thr elective system NJ unr forsfMtl,er~, "A IL
wAr established IN this euuntty and has bscnrc-
alxried ani vrncrairl fnf ~es.nty-ii,u years
%l,alt lc maintained ~ whether WI slal a.lnla
the Ind practices III the Wurwt governments
IN il,r warsl ases Ihis u the question IL
questions. Until Il shall bc settled III inferior
questions will have ANY signi
eanca IN thu politics nf thia country. There
Will W. NJ lolitirs In this country Int thu l,,rs.
tl.'', "shall the people regain their right. and
s,rcassfni assumption III the uoycrnncnt in
this mMle can be established, II Will lind plenty
~ tnliators if Ii III cull,lOiirI by the lNot,lr
ase, II II Ii onee coiuioneL. II my yolcc eonld
reach throughout u,if conMtTy aud ho hear IN
III remotess hamlet, would ray DO of
good cheer. Thu republic will live. Tilo In
rtttntinl,s Of our fathers are mot u expire III
shame. Thu soserrignty VI the l1oplc shall
br resc,ied fruni this peril AMI rc.tssablisl,ed
THE question involves the elective system, II
involves llc Whole structure VI ft,v govern.
nirtl, and the rights II he people through u
ever established. The iRollu mnA condemn
ll,e great aud tfah~e,nlcnt wrt,lg that has
hecn committed. They mur. ru,nlclnn II With |
snlso and In ii mlHtiilcr that shAll prevent its
limitations hereafter. They mnst nlrip from
this example everything In II thai attracts lint
tation. 1h.y must lvily. thay M,lst refuse s,c.
fers and prosperous inltnnliy To fraud 1hu
people ral,ilul trust tllnse Who Ata tIn authors
~ beliaiiciAsie. ~ thiH wrong ta devise Mnas-
,itrx ~ redress. i.ui Wllen those who condemn
this wrong shAll attain tho powcr. TINY. acting
fur thu people, IN their behalf, must de.inu
measures ~ leklnlalio,', measures ~ so',~titn-
tio,at change, II ne,rssAry, that rhAll make a
recurrence ~ Micl. M act a. haa stained pllr
national history impossible.
ktleerssfnl WRONG Ii ilnscr ~ apparently tfie
llMIl,nnt ~ when II Il IN III. .,u ~ ~ fall. |
Sevsn Year, ngu corrupt dsnHsly hal ealab. |
ltnleu IL aeevinlullcy osut the millions W lno-
l,lr Whn live In New York. II had obtained all /
ll,n powers ~ government anil II Adninixtfa-
ton. II conquered nr II bfed. ur Il persuaded,
aEl Mun tlc almost universal aclnio.crire VI |
pnr people, |. oyen aspired 10 ~riAl rccogni-
tim. X reein.l ~ h. insincible And yvt 4
YEAR ~ two nfter tile men,lHrs VI IL WIRE either
IN TIN p.l,ltettiAry ol In oxiu. History Ii full
III ~ncli uSamtlrs. We must trust the people
W. niast lplie,. In The right VI must believe
IN the future III uail country. great aud t.o.
bic l,atiou will never separate IL political from
L nisal life,