The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-22

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NV Orleans SenAi~ krllcww had ~ pay ne.s
NJ eao.o"n insinsTed hs esACeags~ssma,
Charles n rAt~sii. ~ Chicago, ~ munes
i.osru~vd fsum ihe tnscn National Hsnk. ii
that city. 10 tay the ~xrrn~s ~ tho Ia~rah.
iicAns whn ~c,h h IouitianA ~ ~r fsi,
connL Mr. f.rw,il has ,~cn Inter,
viewed. aud ~A,s there il no truth
IN The rscry, and shst the Erl'
tlemen Who went down from Illinois 10 wtsnc%,
ihe count rsid their own expenses. S.astu,
kciineH |. also reported H. have denied III.
San corrc~rcndents story. The wA~hinrso,
correspondent ~ thc Chicago fn,sr-O~an. ~,
fcrrsng 10 thir matter. says keiioTg hA. toll
the story ~ Il lcass twenty persons, who's.
names can h~ given, and on onc occasion made
the statement Ia senate cioak-rocm In shs
rsc~encc u Il least half : dozen wi.nsrscs
The President has addressed letter 10 Al.
torney General Devcns In relation to the con,
viction os Anderson, In which hc expresses III.
opinion that the prosecution Il solely political
that Il IL not eonntenAnccd by tho beat met
In Louisiana, and. therefore, ID conirar,
10 their calm judgment that tho pro
ccedinga were In tho interest of thos.
who strive To antagomxc the two par.
ties IN that state, rather than 10 har
n,onixc them that, so far from receiving ths
appreciation ~ the country, tho act will b.
condemned by right,hinking and pstrioti,
mcn cvcryWherc. when they become acsluaintc.
with the circumstances attending the prosecu
tion. ~ grave constitutional qucstions may bs
involved, la which the 0encrsl 0ovcrnn,ent
may perhaps have = right 10 interfere, III,
President submits tho subject 10 the Attcrne,
General for his consideration.
The meeting ~ the National Democrats,
Committee Ia Washington has bcvn postpone,
10 tho 29d VI May.
l.i~ announced from Washington that III,
President will mt remove Anderson from Iii
oficc ~ ncrnt, Collector At New Orleans. II.
regards tho IrJss u,sun of And. rson ~ poll,
cAl persecution. aud proposes a. uhcw hi. teie
In his innocence hy continuing him asA Fed
csHl oillcer, Notwithstanding his incarccrA.io,
III jail prevents him from attending to the DIN
ties ~ tho office.