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Nay 81, 1871.
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DENTISTRY. @

HAVING located myself in Balti-
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STATE OFMARYLAND
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TO ALL WHOA IT MAr CONCERN.

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Nay %. 1879.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-03-08
A Returning Spasm Of Sense.

The attitude of the Dubuque Times
toward President Hayes and his admin
lstration was at the beginning of his
term candid, fair unreasonable and, without
adulation, friendly. Afterward, when in
obedience to the express terms of the
Republican national platform, the Pres
ident began to inaugurate reforms in
the civil service, the Times being iden-
titled with, and a part Of the machine
suddenly turned upon him, and for a
time it could find no words too severe,
no scorn too contemptuous, and no sour
rility too coarse to apply to him. From
that time until now the Times has con-
tented itself with sneering illusions to
the unfinished results of his policies,
and with the assumption of a generally
disgruntled relation toward the admins
t%ration, that has led the implacable pa
pers Of the pronounced type to claim
that it was gradually drifting into their
ranks. One day this week however, it
chose to astonish it's readers by a really
candid article upon the results of one
year of President Hayes, in which the
position is taken that all things consid-
cred the country could better stand
more of Hayes than of Congress-" the
Republican Senate of course included.
We copy the gist of the article below:
A year has passed; a really eventful
and pregnant n in a party sense, and
still the country mOves along with less
real friction than during a portion of
Grants term. The predictions of the
Democratic prophets of evil, those politi-
cal owls who speak from cavernous tombs
in. sepulchral boots, have not been full
filled to an alarming extent: on the con-
trary they have only succeeded in earn
ing the title of false prophets. Taking
the sum of things accomplished in the
Government during the one year of
Hayes, and of other things which have
menaced it's good name, fame and honor,
the Judgment of the country and of the
world will be that the Executive branch
has earned a far better title to approval
and commentator than the Legislative.
To put the statement in another form,
it will not be denied by the really capa-
BILE and critical, that the country could
have better endured more of Hayes than
of Congress.
One can imagine but not describe the
anguish hat will take hold of the Des
Moines Register when it sees a leading
Republican paper, that it has hoped was
inoculated with it's own venom against
the Republican President, not only de-
clare that he is better than Congress-
but compare his administration favora-
bly, with that of Grant.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-03-08

The Legislature did some important
business yesterday. In the House the
bill reported by the Railroad Commit
tee substituting the commissioner system
for the present law, was passed by a
vote of 50 to 43, our Representative, Mr..
Calvin, voting in the negative.
Bills were also passed in relation to
the penalty to be charged counties for
the non-payment of expenses for taking
care Of the insane; relating to costs and
changes of venue; authorizing Boards
Of Supervisors to establish watering
places along the highways; to amend
the code in relation to assignments for
creditors; to require licenses from solic-
itors of advertisements for papers, pos
ters, placards, or circulars; to reduce
the salary of the Adjutant General to
3 $1,000 per annum including clerk hire
and all other services in connection with
the Office; to repeal section 9O2 of the
Code relating to liens and redemption of
lands sold for taxes; to amend the Code
in relation to exemptions from planting
and cultivating trees. The bill provid-
ing for a Board of State Charities was
lost. The bill reported by the Retrench-
ment Committee reducing the pay of
members Of the General Assembly from
$3.50 to $500 per session, and extra ses-
sions accordingly; and reducing the pay
of employees 81 per day, on an average,
was passed by a vote of q to II.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-03-08
For the Bulletin,
Steady, But Forward.

If any one word from the press ant
the people of Iowa to the Representa-
tives now assembled would express the
sound, sober, second thought, it would
be steady The time is passed fol
Eighty legislation. Strong conservatism
is called for, to check all temporary and
sudden offshoots and cratic wanderings.
OF these we have had in our youthful
state our full share.
Notwithstanding all mistakes, how
ever, we can show much that is sound
and correct. Let all this be preserved,
and be sure that the additions be of
like character.
Let us look at IA few items Take
the Agricultural College for one exam
pie. The National Government donat-
ed a large amount of land to endow this
institution conditioned that the State
furnish the grounds and buildings. The
grant was thus accepted, forming a full
contract, and a round quarter of u mil
lion of dollars has been spent in the
enterprise, forming a basis for an in
stitution second to few in the union,
with a national mot State) fund which
supports all the professors, and expen-
ses except the necessary repairs of build
ings and the required additions to meet
the growth of the age.
Now would any one of sound common
sense, seriously propose to abolish it
Most certainly not. If it be defective
in any particular, let the necessary cor
rection be made. 1t is a singular and
unaccountable fact that of all the insti-
buttons and agencies of the State, this
college designed, erected in the intrest
of industry, should be the very one to
encounter the most bitter opposition
which eliminates in the grossest lies
and the most malicious inventions ever
invented or uttered against anything in
the State, This fact is as unpleasant to
admit as it was that the leaders of our
State Grange, for example, should be-
come corrupt ~defaulters, which has al
ready gone into history.
The policy to be pursued with this
college is to insist on honesty and eff
ficiency in it's management. 1t has al
ready made great progress. From it
have been selected professors of similar
institutions in New York, and other
States. It's experiments have been pa
tiently pursued in many directions, Civ
ing practical information to the people.
1t has sent out over the state hundreds
Of working men and women, some of
whom are filling the highest and most
honored positions in the State as teach
ers and professional men as well as
farmers and artisans. A department of
domestic cookery is now in progress.
The most careful Investigations any
where made in regard to the insects and
general enemies to fruit and grain are
here made by the professors. Fruit,
grain and stock are receiving a thorough
experimental treatment, and although
very great good is realized on every
hand, despite all the malice and false