The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-13


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Internationally r.reaksi TINT silver
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drawn NJ lust ns practical, anil Int
the government tho,i!d aN@nnlr H.
sovereign right, and duty In furnish
lAu thu people with their currency.
III whatever material made. that II
should b. full legal tender for NIL
debts public anil private, AMI that
rtish ~ II Ia Treasury notes. nr bills
NJ credit. should h. ,Nrhnnrrahlr for
u low interest hearing hnnd. This II
our idea vi thc purposes 81 M organ.
lGAtion. khnll VI meet And compare
opinions. and organize to procure
laws Tor tho people and their indus.
trtcs, NJ the same time eoncrding to
oAritnl all its Legitimate rights nnder
thu law. md the contracts II has -.
cured Let thc people speak. Sng.
Crst the time and the place. and III
labor organize for its rights, We
euggest nn open air meeting some
afternoon In Il grove. one " Gods
first temples, near the village II How.
nrd. VIII thc people there nanie the
day, and designate the place.
Judge Tomam. c,liur AZ the hide.
pcn,lcncc RMilefin. onc " the most
radical republican papers ri Iowa.
endorses the nomination OF Clear for
governor In thir mistaken sort 81 u
way;
He Ia not called to tho position
by tho spontaneous voice ri any
considerable portion ri thu Ncpnbli.
can party, unless II IN TINT portion
engaged In selling whiskcy, or some
way Interested In removing nll oh.
siAclcs u liz sale IN Iowa.
W. refrain from alluding specially 10
thc personal hnhlts ri Mr.. Gear. II
IL u subject always .lisARrccablc, but
VIZ Apprehcnd TINT very few mem.
brrs of thu Convention, knowing hin
characteristics, will regard the rcxo-
buttons endorsing thu prohlbitory
liquor law, luHEed In ~ Il salve FOR
tho candidate III the last moment,
with any other feeling thnn thAt Il
wtss An Arrnnt piece ri tlemaHoRnelsm
unworthy of tho party"
Now judge. that's too thin. It's
al n piece With In Wine md beer
clause III the law IA X now M.
The Cherokee Independent like.
wise republican MI over, shys:
HE represents the whisky element
and the election this fnll Will demon.
atrasc whether I'll. republicans who
profess total abstinence principles,
will support the Honorable Gear.
and place him In the hIRhest office
within tho SLIT II the great stats II
Iowa"
lscv. j. II. Loxier once the prohibit
tion candidate for governor ~ Iowa,
In n recent speech snId.
"lhnl although hc Wns n repuhli.
can no would mt vot. FOR the con.
vletcd liquor seller John n. Gear,
and that he should hight. hi his small
way, Ocar's election. Ncal. he said.
Ind bcrn indicted for liquor selling
Ct Dcs Mulnun aud At Burlington.
and In both eases pleaded guilty and
TINT he had transcript Ut thu pro.
ccedinRs III the trial. Rev. I.oxicr
characterized the temperance plank
which the convention adopted nr
only n snare with which 10 capture
the temperance vote
Prior % hia nomination Mr. 6cn,
lnAde Il statement nhplii HE Traffic
In whisky from iAbl down 10 lhfil
which W. think he would hAvc mod.
iflcd, or .lse not have mnde, had Ii.
looked up the court record Instead
Ut trusting hi~ memory. TlIis Il.
part 0f that record.
Al the April terra ia63, II The Dis
trict Court, for Dcs Moines county,
I'M indictment WAS found against
John II. Clear and Mark y. Footr.
For committing nuisance" In this
Tint. ION tho 1T day VI january,
intIa, and on divers other days and
times between TINT day md The pres.
cnt time, May. lhti3. In the county
aforesaid. did then and there cstal.
li.h. continue md lsc II certain
building or place la Witch they kept
Intoxicating liquors. to.wIt: Whisky,
Brandy. uin, Rum. and other insoxi.
eating liquors. with intent 10 veil the
same, In violation ri IN net ~ thu
General Assembly II tho State 81
Iowa, entitled An Act fur the Sup.
precision Ut 1ntcmWrAnrc.'