The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-20

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silla valley that ti,.s are hess nvsyaetat.si Ter
ihis ssak y Ir,.sts and innnsanec than any
al.', ~ their numerical majority. IL ,i.e,a,.
Vito shsil Makr ami administer the laws III
eighteen utit ~ the thirty eight ktaies W III.
Inien, and hasr lW,wsr, ninrai asld t~slIiical IL
lnil1tenrr she making ami administration VI thr
law uf III. naliun.
Mr., Young, II tie nnr.an ~ Statistics nj
Washington divides thu rornlaiiunuf the cnnli-
lss engaged n thv different pnfsssits into atsnt
H.Naa,tNn ~ aEriruitufiss~, aMD.twM III wagr
workers. upward ~ i,Mn.,0l engaged Ia the
professions. ami luas than iiAO.uO0 engaged IN
trade and transportation. I. y. tlr cnannirraal
elnss. u w. nasy ~ ~eo where the numerical
majority rsi.les,
Tisr metropolitan pess l,a*, almost without
exception lstn controlled III tlle lntcfc~t ~
.nSrnatisArinS.
which II always popular with the muues power.
aud thu mercantile CLASSES. Notwithstanding
thai tlo mas~rr have hal few gWAt ncMxpa-
p.r~, M periodicals. nhl few greatly landed
leaders Ia advocate ihrir rau~c. they hasr, iev.
.ftlel.rs, hy lcil seles for tl. n,ast part coi,-
sr'il.si ihe uosnrl,meni " tin rniied MATES
throughout IT. history.
ar.nt political ru,,sulsnna. like the slavery
asi,aiin,l .lisintrgrate parties aml MAX. new
divisions VI their Atuitls Int thu individuals
n,n~t eventually nnl.ile into thu t~u great par.
ties ane ea,trl,,iing Tor thu welfare IL the
many, and thu other f"r the aggranlisemciis vi
TIN few
Your poVrr ran unls ~ exercised whrn thr
possession NJ II II realized. and thc necessary
organization aud concert vi action ia secured
uf'sonr power, handswurkcr~ III lllnnis, MA.
DIR the~c circumstances ~ organization and
concert ot action, W. have this day, anl III this
capital, heiuii rr,Nnng manifestation.
/ TNa WEARS agoyom decided ~ organize and Ia
4 bring your Voting power ~ hear ulnu the I'M
liiieai Affairs ~ An,r Staie. Thronsh the
rifnrtr ~ this nnl Kindred as~riatisu nrRAn-
iyatinns, n eune.rt II Aetinn Mas Mcnred ls*
| tween thu tnfnera. mn.ts and mechanics VI
/ thu state. inn nominated. solud fut and
elected, falr in.mtsfs ~ the national Housc III
| Representatives, nlera thnn ls. meinl,urs vi thu
i linis Staln Sr,,aiat nil tnnfc tlnh twenty
members IL ihc ilinnr iini~ of Representa-
tlsss alra. the superintendent III Public In
rirtiriipn Ii, ,ntt ssate. aud Judge of the Nh
| nf.lns Court III llllnnis, a. Mrll ~ nlniVrut,s
1 county ah. municipal utllrurH. And to-day your
representatives in the General Assembly llave.
oli Innt ballot, "bfuken thr slAtes of both
thu .DemM'ra.ic and Republican .lnliti-
senator u the United state-.. Al this. be- II
remembered. however, IL thu result III
ORGANIZATION
! and effort III twu years agu. sIsc Which yuii
/ have almost wholly abandoned Your political
organization, und hase fur the iiost part beell
driven ntu the rniks VI unu ar alhet ~ thu
4 political PARTIES l,y thslf "Mhippur..in. YIN,
i therefore. hasr aii experimental knowledge uf
yunr itnM.i Nhri organized. united AMI active
| nIisl ~ Your wrHkinHa when iitinfEHI,iyed, dl-
silul and inactive. losi have power, and, N ihs
spirit ~ tliis ann,ini meeting NJ the Farmers
Association meets with N,m,,Hth. and support,
thu fartners ~ Illinois will nnt iainit th.
rnW.t Which tl's evidently l,usaoM ~ frn,ai,l
latent and unused.
1he mere ure ~ power 10 see',re efiicr fni
ourselves Ut frirnaa. fpr the mere Nake ~ nIll.
cinl uinuinnluntn. l. .ant worth M unusl. lAi
| persistent labor fnr tho advancement of ttil.
civilization and the full development of III.
nanl.oad III ulr ieupla, bs tho removal II
tlioHe ol,rlarler TINT have bean placed in III.
way hs government, and eA, therefore M ~.
h,us.a by the artlun ~ government should
command yollr Mhou unerHs and activity.
without nnslrrvwlulnf ~ overlooking thu hu.
yaniAHcH uf our present civilization aud otl
furn " government, no thoughtful pcrsoi
Will DENY TINT there are HtsAt mrtutAry OWL,
nl.,,ts arr responsible AMI for which thcy Ars
providing nu rclnrdt. III thu old wurld these
EsitN AND pANuEMx
arr III the most appalling nature. and tho esi
dellsa III thu premature decay III of own young
civilization Ii manifested t,y great numbers ii
traltt,a lin culffN ANIL ttnittArrA A11 ll,ls1
wl,u arr nnMilllnEls Idle In uiI cities, attt
t,tller signs indicate HAT asil~ peculiar ~ Ill
aud ,iecasilH civilizations nre growing niD,l n
hore.
Ia England. fur example. NJ have ,lc ne,.
struns paradox " hHti"n ~ upuiinnnH MN
growing wealth, III "hlel, a large AMI inercas
ing portion " ~ I,sae arr gsp,nl sloNi, IN
der The hardest poverty IL rl,ssicat. intellect
nal and ,naral dstufnlity. W. hshnlh IN
tion which. dnfing IT. cantt,lental Mars, Ma
reals ~ tasp .asils sasi INNS. annually, 1,
rtirpors and r,ll,i,ilas armies mud nAsics, III
gtuas mairflt. III Nln1. lsurlr ha,e @'afs,I
fuvd ~ uat nr clothes ~ VI II n nAtluli whslu
rAuirn,sN
II rl%iilg like n swelling tnl, eclunrllinH ea,
tinnAlly upun and nEllnng rlasaua who though
Themselves On rafe Eruiilsd, lcink skilled, III
da.irio,,s, and frugal a nasion Whn~ lsls,,
saving machinery does ths n,'i~eulnr work =
nsatty millions III nun, AMI vet Mias,vn childlrri
scarcely ont Ut thu cradle. have IL work IL
and night, kept awake hs the whip. aud cril
pied in THUR tender limbs by unnatural t.d
knch
FRIENDS az HUMANITY
~ Alex. MslDonall, thu ha,tl.wulk.tS reprs
sentative In Parliament are ei,sica,ulii,g. u
trim, ~ resrtir tlahl nsld with N,ilM Hlsv.r
after nni,s years ~ agitation and effort tiir.n
laws regulating the ags and thu hnirs IL WuI
II operatives ard Arch |. engaged il, III. ~a,,,
work, With k~u ftttlisu, fsf tlir laiHIit III III
lAaf rlidfan and iHlsttr# ~ thu = farm pai,rH.
A iaii,a, u,rrilnwing with wealth. dsdng Il,
lpilsiIinsA ~ tlic ae,id. Nl.na merchants mn
ifasl.r~ all fall M p.,r tlisu IN tl.rir sHrvcr, al
,nasi Mitlat exception ss.ltaininls, ALA, man
hundreds uf thousands Win Wunid gladly tu
all sias fnf f,ioA and nights shelter. Who ~
MI 10 Mtlk III ~. N N n nAlba,, III urs MI
MI. Iaiishs ptrihlug illustration. Iii which
.harsr Il Hllfc ~ comfortable spi,uH for III
w.tk l,u ,lsu-, lint 4 man Who IL willing tu ~.f
may ~sar,..