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~ 10 i5s, and Rock Island q to iish Chicago, Bar.
linhon and Quincy WAS also strong NllllfflllL
The general market however closed teVertsh and eN
cited because ~ the eccentric fluctuations In western
Onion alluded tO ahovcs AMI henfsh feeling prrdomi
uatcd ~ the clo.c IN Standing the strength reelected
rum oriUca ~ g. .@n T.. VI
The gola sales were recorded at tuo, with this price
hid v; the clusa.
= cent AMI Hat Aul iOr ING =. . = snd y cent
furcigu Srhaugc ruled rrncr ~ alNaucr to ffHs
fr ~ da,s biiis: bt short sisht rvinain,d fiss
Tho money market vas literally snpplud viii lolnNle
funds Dn call ~ Ngs cent With nrsl uIt rings ~ ths
t,wcr rat. IN disrcuns, prime signatures passed at
40'H
Government bonds wcrc again strong and active with
large transactions IN - " ISL lUlOs aud rs u 1881
The following were the l., ~ cosiug prices;
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Elee,rIe Llrh, in ,A. Sow s.at. capllol.


The exhibition WIS n very satisfactory one.
II b, concentrated light and the objec-
ton uint such li-h would le tuO intense entirely
disp"led ~ witnessing t. There was no trouble some
glare nor the dark shadows that many expected To us
IL appeared as soft clear HIGHT equally diffused. when
the burners gong and under which the small
est print could be read easily and freely. The iourscore
Of hundred persons who were present At the exhibition,
which, OF course experimental. were pronounced In
their opinion regarding IT, aud In felicItOus way.
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Spttml AOtltts.
DIsTRInUTIo

NOM MUN W EAI.TH DISTRIBUTION 90.
SIXTH GRAND DRAWING AT LOUISVILLE KY.
- NOVEMBER 80
NEARLY 900 PRIZES ais 400 IN CASH
- TICKETS, -; HALVES 81
PRINCIPAL PRIZES, 5000, $1,000 S5.OO AND
10 OF $1,000.
No posipJnement and no sealing ~ prizes Prizes
promptly paid on presentation JACKSON A CO. Bank.
ers. General Agents, ~ Nassau St, n. y.
LUNG, THROAT, AND MALAHIAL
introduced 4 u the public The leadng druggists sell
only Van Beils " RYE and Rock which is poorly in
hthd by others II gives certain relief coHsumptiVes
priee u per large hottie, 81 per gallon \. VAN BELL
church st. - w
RYE AND ROCK TRADE MARK RE
corded - sold hy leading druggists at 81 per bottle, aud
~ my depot ~ Chambers ST. south sde ASK Tor VAN
BELLS Rye and Rock" All others are limitations
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.-Next ordl.
nary drawing Nov ~; capital prize, S1OOOOO Prizes
bankeTs,1l Wall 81
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Victory for II New Yorker.

WOODBRIDGE. n. j.. Nov. 14.-The pigeon
match between r B. Angel, Of the New York Gun Club
aud Edgar Green the Captain and crack shot OF the
Monmouth Pigeon Club, was shot here today. The
match FOR pursc VI 500 % birds each IS yards
rise ~ yards boundary. single trap The betting
little In iavor Of the New York man who proved himself
such excellent shot IN last Saturdays match. The
score was; X b Angel 10 Edgar ". Green, n.
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Unable to E. plain How he wa. Injured.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Nov. 14.-Samuel Worden.
brakeman Worcester freight train was found In
side height car when the train was few miles out
badly injured ami iusensole He can give no explana
ton how he was hurt or how lac got from the top TO
the the
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Relleved 20 have beeu Kidnapped.

An years old child Of Mrs. Harriet Lott Of
Flushing avenue the ogate IN Flushing has been
missing since Friday last The wells ponds and woods
have been searched II is generally believed that the
child was kidnapped By uAmpS
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WILL HE STAND HIS TRIALl
,,RpY INDICTMENT or Ex-GOE
ihh nINfFL H. CHIMBERLIIN

-. Coxeruusnt sold 60 be Deter
,-sa 40 Push the Prosecution vigorously
rsa,a. Probably 50 he Followed by
o,s,r,-some Prospect of Justice ne Last
cv,RtrsroN, Nov 1O.--The papers in tho
..ainst Chamberlain are voluminous. and
ehsro1 with great care. evincing determi-
w. W.. mon the part Of the State authorities to
p Ivy ,le prosecution vigorously. The selec-
ls his charge from among the numerous
wy. he has committed against the State In
~ desire 10 circumscribo investigation In
...reer TO his Republican accessories. The
I..lns Of the state Legislature. however. 10
lar Of. and II Mr.. Chamberlain is subjected
:" ,rs trial that body may demand other
-, . no matter where the investigations
-, whether among hls Democratic allies
80, Among the questions which remain
..o,,taa md which may como before the
y ,,,.,sture ia the adjustment Of the State debt.
vbieh Mr. Chamberlain assisted $50 materially
~ formulating. Many Of tue new members
81 Ls Legislature are pledged against inc
,osoynition OF any portion OF that debt when Is
,,l.t4l with suspicion OF fraud. 1t the last
session this question was LEFT TO spe'lai court.
emo have portion OF the controverted deot
,,w under consideration. No matter what
,oyhe tho event OF the court trial the Legisla-
,s,s viii make some effort to punish Chamber
lain for his completely in the plumber Of the
State. -
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NATTIIES.-In the city NJ New York on the l4th day
OF November 1875, bN the Hon Gilbert Spier a judge
Of the superior Court. John A. Matthies from Lena
MatthieS Cause, adultery.
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Susintss nOtit,s.


Dncuity At breathing. short, dry cough, a quick
pulse and In the LETT side symptoms approa
Ink cunsun ton YOU have them relieve the chest.
guTs tht cough AMI the Inflammation with HAles Honey
iorehuund ami Tar Tile remedy swift and certain
CElTTENrON 6th av sold hy all druggistA
Pixies ToothAche Drops cure M one minute.
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MiRINE INTELLIGENCE.

ALsASAc-fHts
sun rses.. a. sun sets. ~ Noon rises. 81
HIcH wArKk-rus Dan.
sandy Hook II o. Gov Island II 81 Hell 0ats.. 10
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species Of snake that hrked In tue grass. Its
bite was said to be certainly fatal.
In his Journeys from one islnndtO another he
used always n small boat. " Here" he said
yesterday. ~ he took NJ two Joints TINT looked
IL blyw gun. | pun pelirts Of moist clny
through Y. and Kill very small birds thui would
b. blown ~ shrcds by Too clIargu oL U gun.
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In state bends note sales Of Missouri State Is Of
id at iOlA. Virginia 0sdefcrrcd at "a. aud Georgia IT,
new. at ttB
Railroad mortgages were unusually active. with trans
actions amounting TO StU IA IN Denver AMI Rio tirande
t-t~ at advance irum S2 ~ ~. Missouri. kansas.
amt T. consolidated n--tnted T. cent 10 10,
and the Tu u aud Wabash convertible, eNcOupOn sold
~ ficcut tO ~.
Tue oprmns. highest lowest and r. NJ. closing prices
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on and after this date Piper-lleidseek Champagne
will be sold for bankAbe current fnds instead gold
heretofore. John Osborn, son Co.. Agents for Piper
Heidsieek, - Beaver St
Nov. ID. ls79-Ads
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Arrtved-THCRspAf, NOV Il
s. AlbemAre, Gibbs Lcwea
S. ALalia. Ste phens, shields.
s. Clhribel, Webster. Aux Cages
s. Nereus, lIallett Boston
s. MyHnoke. Couch Richmond City Point and Norfolk.
- Rio Grande. Bolgcr. Galveston.
BARK Omcata. Garter. Manila
Bark Tern. Rus. Liverpool.
Bark Nlnbus. Coill. kingspoTt y. =.
bark Nasco de CANA. CastAnhicra, CeAIA
BARK Iamoricicre, Akibert, MarseillsL
Bark kolus. Berting. Dantzic
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, Keep yeur bird In health and song by usins
Sn.eT's Patent Gravel PAPER fur BY druggists and
cage dealers Depot So Hudson St, New York
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Oflers hrstclass accommodauons at very low prices
Tor the tail Nnd winter No better home secured
a u small
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Porous plaster II you want the best Bensons CapeinS
Porous Plaster IL far superior SOLD by druggists
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A.-eTn GRAND AND POrULAR DRAWING
ntb &lubIitatiuus.

II EADh AT IL O'CLOCK.
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With Sixteen Illustrations
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HELEN A Story. By Alice Perry.
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The ReTormer and Jewish Times.

Ten pages Sketches Of Major Noah aud DR., Huebscl
Sold Al Office l2J william sL-Ade.
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isvsa wls WI IAs sss wy IN a afSsss. "
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A. simis a Son, Fulton and New Church sts.
AMI Nassau AMI Liberty SIS Single hats mAnufac
ers prices mo deviation
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the bird he was in search Of; but although he
watched carefully. three days elapsed before he
psSdn sbo last he To rsTSys T
own birds !" he said. Sfor ali around the edge
OF the crater the long. thick grass was infested
with serpents. and the old colored man could
not be induced to go into il. Luckily. ] had n
pair Of boots made OF the hide OF an alligator
that shot in Florida seven years ago. and
was not afraid Of the snakes"
the "SOuifriere," and when he brought them
down from the mountains the natives Hooked
enthusiastically around him, and stared with
sons called upon him, and asked him to let
them see the bird whose bodily existence they
had long doubted.
The three days exposure In the damp cave
at the edge OF the crater had tasked the natural
lists strength too severely. He was attacked by
violent fever. and WAS laid up for a month.
Soon after his recovery he went in boat with
a small party OF friends. to explore an al most
barren island some miles from the shore.
While the eXcursionlsts were wandering about
the tide rose. and the boat In some way or
other was dashed against tho rocks and broken
10 pieces. The explorers had consumed all
their provisions when they discovered the mis-
live upon the island for two days before they
were rescued. While thus detained prisoner
Mr. Ober. in exploring u cave found u repre-
scntation OF a small tortoise somewhat roughly
posed, had once contained precious stones, and
Il is believed that the idol flor such 1t wasl was
eaFFye6 oy az Indian m9G hs HUNDRED years 9o
where he secured four birds OF u new species.
They were Of the humming bird, thrush. wren.
and SWIM families and they were at once sent to
the naturalist went to Tobago. where he shot
peccaries. armadillos, parrots. and wild pigeons
BY hundreds, as well ~ many rare birds;
At Martinique which was Mr.. Obers next
stopping place. he found II impossible to per-
suade anybody TO accompany him on his excur-
alons on account Of peculiarly yenomous
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be. a&tens, bas aue nusIoien Nemter
absei@afft unb itrense Spariamteit einse:
fibrt werbe. Neuntens, bab @eiese 3ur
Nbtlrsuns ber Arbeitsitunben erlaien
werbeu, bauit bic arbeiter mebr 3eit gu
ibrer seiitisen Aasbilbuns finbea. 3ebns
tens, bab iowobl bic Bunbess als aud bic
Staatsresierunsen Embellishments unb
Bureaus far sewerbIi@e Statiftit erri@ten.
Glftens, baB bas gontraetfpitem, na4
uel@em 3l@tIinse bei4dftist weroeu, per
boten merbe. 9wSlftens, baB Sdritte 3ur
llnterbriduns Der Gbineieneinwanberuns
sei@eben. Die 9artei wirb ii9 in gu:
funft bic rWationaI partp" neunsu unb bic
Convention bOfft, bab unuersasIi9 ga:
tional:, Staatss unb 2oeala1ociationen
sesranDet werben, ueI@e obise prin3ipien
ins BOLT einflbren.
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Aeuefe telesrapbi(de pepefden,
Oeuti4 Lamb.

Berlin, 81. Geb. 0ie r@ationaIs
9eituns~ bewiutoumt bic grnennuns Bas
parbs Taplors gum @eianbten Der Der.
staateu in Berlin ais cine, peI9e Deuti9.
lamb unb amerita su sIei&er gbre serei4e
unb bana& bere&net iei, bic iest i9on itars
ten 8anbe jwii&en ben beibsn 9dnbern
nod feiter 3u i&mieben. Sie iast, prdf:
bent 9ayss psrbiene Osuti@Ianbs aufri9s
tighten Oant. ... ..a....
2ombou, 26. Gsb. Gin Berliner Cor
reipoubsnt beftdtist ben Beri9t, baB bic
9satioualliberalen bic lluterbanblunssn nit
Bismard abssbro&en baben. - Die rNas
tional' '9eitunsA, bas @unbfid Der Natio.
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Nasfdnoif@e 0uno(&au.

Ote Edgetn europa TT no1 thinner
bieielbe. 9to@ iest itnb bic sebeimen 8e.
binsunsen bes Wafienifiuit uitanbes, bic als
Baiis gum JriebensidIub bienen ioIIeu,
ni@t senau betannt. Do@ 10 uisI iit fi@er,
&ublanb beifebt auf ber Gbtretuns ber tars
tii9en Jlotte unb auf benz Gin3us in Cons
ifautinopel, awei Puntte bic gnslaub uuter
teiner 8eoinsuns bewilIisen tanu. Greis
lid 1T es BET ben fi@ BON Gag 3u Gag gu
wiseripre&snben &abeloepei@en iebr i@wer.
ii@ cine senaue Sbee au MAIDEN iber bic
wabre Sa@lase. aber 70 uieI itebt unbe.
binst fei, baB Rublanb ni@t aQeiu bic
militdrii@e Oberma@t bat, ionberu uu&
biplomatii@ 9err Der Situatiou 1T uub ben
sansen gOrtbeil Der Sage seniebt. Seiue
triessseabte Armee itebt auf s@ubueits
uon Gonitantinopel unb i'm Riden tommen
immer sr0bere 9esrmafieu mad. @er
tann unter ben ltmitdnben 3peifela, mas
ber rui1i&e Bdr MIL: Befs, baueruber
Befs uou @onitantiuopel, bas Warmara
Mser, bic gontroue Iber bic Darba:
nellen unb ben Bospborus. Oamit wirb
es perrin bes S@waraen Meeres, mag
England wollen ober ni9t. Oab Nlbion
bissmaI total I'M Na@tbeiIs if, barar suei.
felt jest 9siemanb mebr. Ser re9te Nu.
senblid lit ibm enti&Idpft, bic 1artei bat
es bur9 iein peribes @eien ber Nrt srs
bittert. Sab i1e I'D bsute eber asf rui:
fii@e @ndss ats auf enslii9e 9aIfe uer'
ldSt 6reiIi& Sobn Buu i@medt bas
alIes ni&t; er rafet. aber @ublaub far@'
tet unter ben beutisen l1mitdnbsu ebenio'
penis feline 0eifuusen als feline Drobun:
gen unb tniri@t aud bas ffoIse eusIii9e
goIt auf ben 3dbnen, es tann ii@ ni@t
belfeu. Meetiuss unb Veriammluusen
loden teinen 9unb pom Ofen. nod wenis
get brinsen iie bic RuHsn Dor gonitauti.
nopel meg. Oeiterrei& murrt unb ballt
bie 6auif in Der Eai4e. DaB es aber wirt:
lid sesen aleranber II. bas S@wert ste.
ben wirb. eann ,ur Semanb slaubeu, bsr
NIT Der @iener 9ofburs aud ui&t i'm @es
rinslien pertraut 1T. llnb weun ia Mnbrai1p
ben 1nsarn 3u Giebe eiue Wlobilma4uus
oter etwas bem Mebnli&es bur&iest, 70
iorst i@on Yismard bafar, taB Der Nsoss
fowiter, bur& l5einbares gsa&seben,
OReusi& wieber aufrieben felt. Die
gonferena f&isbt fi& pon Ias au Gag in
wettere 6emr unb wer uon berieIbem etwus
@utes eypartet, tdui&t fi&. Wie MIR i@on
In fraberer Munti&au bemerlten, ioll bic
sade obue gousreb abaema&t werben.
llebriaens mub es fi@ In auraem ,eisen,
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aae anaeisem ienbe man ipateitens
@outas Rorseu elm.
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ansetsen fir yienies, scttsrisu, 6'thdslptele
&C., als BEN @eife Der fatb. air6s aupirsr, aa.
ben teine Nufnabme.
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Offtee Der @aaette
Rs. Az MaimRrake, 3pii&en 4. 4. 5.


gnbIi9 III benn bas S9idfaI b.,
SiIberbill beinitip enti&iebeu. Der prd'
fbent Fat bieielbe, nit ieiuem Veto beIest,
benz gonsreb 3uradseiaubt. Die @ranSe,
weI@e er sur llnterfasuns ieiner anft&t
anfabrt, finb In ieiner Boti@oft bereits bars
seIest worben unb mir brau@en auf cine
0iberboluns berfelben bier ni&t ein5use:
ben. Do@ MIR ertenuen IS an, baB 6err
6apes ben Nutb ieiner l1eberjeusuns bate,
bic Bill ni@t in Der Tai@e bebielt unb iein
geto einianbte. als am /. @drs bic BOts
i9aft nit benz 0eto ms 9aus fam u. bort
uorseIeieu wurbe, lubelten bic @oloIeute !;
bod es bauerte ni@t Ianse. Stepbens uon
Georgia fteqte ben Mutras bic Blu unses
adtet bes geto's au paifren. Die @es'
ner ueriu9ten Muswese, es baIf 9si@fs;
bieieIbe sins nit 1913 Sa sesen IS Mein
bur@, ls Stimmen mebr ais 3ur 5rueis
brittelsmebrbeit nStbis iinb. Oas Bolt
auf ben Eribaaen iau9fe. Muf Der Steae
iau6te man bic 8oti@aft NIT Der Ibitims
muns bes .9auies in ben Senat. Iu@
sfa.s ha,1 m;4ts mor ihr;tt ,nr Mb.
a;r,r,,no .rh h;.r S.I,r hr,i estimn,n
sh.r 81. Sm.;hr;tt,Ism,brb,;t @o n ,nb,
I;m s., Som, ,nhoaItio .rrebiot unb bos
mor, ,sm,,, ~ f,;n,m @,at. g,un nob
h,r b,;aoi. sdnh,oII unb bie abfdoffuno
h.r Standardization .nb ri. b.i5.rn
o,;t.r m,1,r romm.r sroo, man Nun
mi. h;. b.iS.n a,ort,i,r ,,n ,ur e,;Ib,rfroo.
r,rbi,It.n 70 ,onn rnon outmorten. bos 81.
a,ort.ioren,.n bobei odn,Iidb p.rwiidt iiub.
mir miIieu. bas 81. l1uueri5bnli6eu.
bic robi,olit.u Der geobi,oleu i6ou lauae
an ber abidoffuuo bes grdf,benteuomtes
orseiten unb ben grdlibenten ipottweile ben
asuis i'm Grad uennen. Ob 6err sout.
borb S;eie eorte ssreibeitsmdnner pertritt
mtnen mH n'@1' a0e1 e l~e'n' a9""~e
Anf@ten ~ beseH. Sm @ePrdlentan'en'
bauie bes GonsreBss bat Ct einen Nntras
einssbra4t. Der etne uoaftdnbise l1mwanb'
lung bes Prafbsnteu'N 'Nmtes I'M sinue Fat
m,ii - S.r M,nubI;t b.ren brei oeben, Mun
wirb ieber serne 3useRebeu, bab bic art
unb Weiie. ME Der erfe greeutiubsaMts
ber Der. Staateu sewdblt wirb uut 5ll
Amtssewalt ausabt, srobe MdnseI NIB
Gebler bat, bod tSnnen pir ni4t einieben,
wie man NIT brei prdRbenteu, benen man
bic Wsa&tbefusnib bee einsn ertbeiIt, beiIer
fdIrt. syean rea.le bic GrwabIuua bes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05

5eiratbs- une Sueesanseissn nit Ssrua
$3.50, Obne Spru@ $l.OO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05

ausrdrtiss an,sissn maiIsa Srrausbssablt persex.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05
9teise der Auzeiaex.
0ural>Wuti,ru.

Inter 3sieu BREWER rsrtsn n;tt anseuou,.
rtn 5ur Ieee 3eile Brewer oher beren &anm
oas l. Wal ~ Gts.. bic ndthen Wal. 5 Gents
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05

naliberalen, ertIdrt ben @intritt Bennia,
fsn's in bas Miniiterium our 3eit far uns
m6sli6.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-24
JUNE 2-l. 1878.

TEMPTING.-The Republican is holding
out tempting prospects to Messrs. Bayard
and Williams. Molasses cakes and small
beer are daily spread for the reception
of the Honorables. "Wil you, will you,
walk in, Mr.. Fly" When John NJ.
Clayton proposed to crush out the Re
pubhca,, the GAZETTE did not sympa-
thize in the movement, did it? Did he
succeed? A U. S. Judge knows it, He
was to be crushed out too; but the peo-
pie did not see things quite in that hight
Time makes all things even, it is said
Twenty-seven years ago the GAZETTE
was to be crushed out, but it stll exists,
notwithstandin it failed TO secure con.
tribution that gave, this county an increas'
ed representation. The GAZETTE never
was SO closely allied to the people as it is
to-day never saw so clearly the necessi-
ty for public journal to defend the in.
terests of the entire people from the in
roads of official arrogance ard extortion-
ate greed. If il can do no good for the
people if it cannot help to improve the
public morals if it must be the organ o
aristocratic schemers if democrac.
dwindles down to personalities, and per
sonal aggrandizement, and the party II
TO rest upon the conscience ofindividual
instead of well-matured platforms, wh,
then the GAZETTE will prefer to fold VI
its color and retire from the field will
some show of dignity.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-24
The Iowa PlatfOrm-Why MOI
Go n Step Further?

The platform" adopted by the Repub-
hcan State Convention of Iowa declares
that .'the Republican party of Iowa de
mands that every qualified elector, in
or Republican, black or white, shall be
permitted, undisturbed by force and
unawed by fear, to vote at all elections,
at the place prescribed by law, and no.
where else, just once, and no more than
once; and that every vote so cast shal
be honestly counted"
Now that is all very well, so far as il
goes; but, suppose every qualified votel
ted, and after having been counted the
returns which include it are thrown out
what then avails the voting and the
counting?
Clearly the Iowa Republicans have no
gone far enough. They should have re
solved that all the votes having been cas-