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

He submits itintSeit Ia nm tuters ,ew. aanl
Talks IrraiN 4Ala.Nit Iii. ~.nAthcrM I.uli.N.

Iniks freely NhaMt Ills ~.suthcrn Policy.
lrcsi.ien, llasss Inns heen interviewed
hs n press reporter regarding his Saath.
ern policy. tie result ri which. as tile.
Rraphea from Washington, w print IT,
Inv.
ilo TIN freal.l,nl had 10 eale.am.nl- IN
regard u hiA sAtlault lAtsrN4 Witch, Inv.
essr, haa hepn furosl4a7nNta III utal Atld
written aiterauessi ai'l III tlls eti'sif,sta Ia
aasurlul a. ilts guhetiA1saslal rampagh III
DAin iii irIa. Nlieh resulted III Ile tlsetaNn
t,srf GnN, Allen, iii. peuflt ut III. stale hasaNs
full lanawlsalge II his selltiinenis III, nailailal
questions. including, iii eaars.. lias. Wli.u1 f.s
lated II thr south. lhe nls'nltg speech ~ Y
gnisarnatafal candidate i s.n.faIls considered
IL IL, Iii. a.s s.nat. II ealHlais,n AID III sish
-ls.eh IL .afls ii th. ilsI ~ iniA II thai sa4f.
Ill Marion. hr freely Ald distinctly .Nlslssei
lbs npuuas. Tit speech was ltl'i,sl.t u
i.ugth III all tile Repnlailean aud many .Algtr
INV epapere, aia thrr.fafe his a.Ns mete I'LL.
orally kl,,Nn. Ii That slsarh. alter enhtssHtt
lAtng hts tttluN-s'itg,ar in tlls complete VI
nmh over ihes. aliu sought Z, si,sif,sf lllp
tsnirli ald the grand ras,.lts IT I'll. war II III
lli,ird tn tin c.lallik together asaiiti Nn,tns1n
and Southern ntrn III. slltii II hHtiAtattt
AMI friendship, including ,hure Nlsn lad
/ fuligtl uina another, and a. launin.iil feal.
nre III thIa evidence III gnaI frrlllsg, III, ~ hat
.sas.un .sInla .t III. kindly man',.f Y Niii'h
/ Nirs treslsi.n, Mll=.n WAS received hle sisi'
te sh. south Il, this .fa 1T runl fs.liHg aial
reconciliation hn further ~aii. ther. MT. ~til!
lafMli,a Nlsn lala.I III hasalats alA Nha NssilEih
| IL revive tlu ~. IndceA II the laat. lhis M4sA
nach 10 In regretted. la there Msta usnlis g.
] I'LL livery hsan with gratitude. the hnAse h'lt,h
no hunger divided, and vii Tie li,lsall.
| lta,,ta having a iuif rsart Il, the tafs
/ fnr lif.. III Ills aad NIL lis either
rl1ech.s h. earnestly ristsrmel tha rssa4stli,s
II thu nlL Issues lietse.m thu NutFli aui
south, nsAuuHe ilial ills time hasl snuts hf Il
complete ne.,.eliatian. Thu rfesidenl. ~
further conversation. referred Ii tit taet ifal
the National ls.lnhlsrth Convention Mhtil
nominated linn iur ths Presidency rass,sa il
l,sulutlan sasr.ds plearing the hptiblisan
ralis II ptntest every ssiian IA tlse taiel
i asrs Ii. MI III. IN and political right. Hnd
declaring that the l4linalteni lass'ilis'ss
.ian ii the south should he .if.e.d
ls removing NIL rat,ss ~ stiaenid lha
spirit ui iiais re~ulnIinil WA IA lsftsd
accord With hi uNa sienN previously tA+
Itlpsassl, a.sd ie repeated Them III his letter nt
assspiatn. II tie Anlaiaatiun, and mnf. fnlN
,iahsaai.sl then, il, hls inaugural address enl'
@lsl.ntl, maintaining Iii. i1,lirs u resaslela-
tlnn alia leeal sFlfEusefnHuiit Npalt tlunl iist.
lars all,sbst atil mh.a he entered upon lis
aafsss Il lhe Presidency II. intended ihat thu
tsilirs huua NH VI ono II sentiment f.sf, ls
lat III s.siiial administration. lie riahe With
I.mlha.E# Mhsn liz sad Ms heii.f If that
TIL. .aars. tend II III. sa,l sa,sinnlfst ~
the South. X tiide u secure neaev latNs,is
sections and between ras.s Aila rattlNs II ilss
ssuuth. and IL teliN a. s,sie III. flgits. int.t.
as!a anil safety ~ the sNlard l~npl,. 0tefe
fns am III fasur III shV policy, I,lamai hi.un
whether | Shall stleesea III CARRYING II ani. ~
eatier th.tu tle Northern Aul southern n.,tl
Who IN safiVlla nn,A may possibly tlaari iiis.
lns III ufr lhinR ! An spi'iasns, ha,n.ls,
thiuk II ins dnts IL ny IL carry slf' tile ,@li,As
Hnd nin sning ta df II.