The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-21

s## H~ws s.@wssA ~aa y as#Aa 49,
s#ssa - mAa~ 80 N 80 ~ Aas4 - Y
-. - =" - = ' - =. -. - : -. =.
I'll -. -. I. -. /. /. - -. y -. -.
sF*ssAss NJ ssaA## - tssMA = aas4a
fsAA = ~ f*A1***s *wsFe s~H - wsls
sAss4# evHssas tH aAs~ Ytst NsesA8 EM
ssass .xsas&s - f##M = IL ssAas* sAv8sk i
A4AssA ea# AN4#* ANwss FAg
80 i saAw8aA#A# 81 AFH tAaAa I'll - @
- NseH@ i ~ 81 s.
aA FsM ~ easaM 8waA gasA - AA#
u - = awah So
w. "A i W. ssNaz#s swasM* ~ j. tssNA W.
sAANsM II ii R*NNm.v# ii @#~s8Aa II tss#asA8 A.
III 8~sss n sa#n n mss*ss4sssss - "
9sAs*AeE s4s#A ssAa ~ N~a#* w. w+Ns ssA
w ~ s'ssI 80 ~ - ~s.esss4ss !. !.
80 Awss - - 1ss~ .a@ ssA~4AaatA etls
" g~s ! Y2s4sw - sssl - va#A s##e
tn*ee# ~ tsese~*A .kAsw8a ~ - sA#sa#sA sH4a
M *sHss'*s .at n tsHA stswss sssas~s*ssA
ssaa n M ssssV#sns 49, s~ssssssssa ~sta
ses fHtsssA - tsssws4ss f*H ~ ts*M AsA
w4a~w~Ass s~sAeh sAM sss4wgss sma II 49,
sAzmNe IN s@sA ts@sssss. Fs*s ~ ~ Ms#~e#.
~ twAssssH a 4 wH4ssA~ w. fssss~e# sasA
sFs*sss n Il, t*sI~vss 49, ssssst y ssss.' ".
"a shs Hl.sass gsas#ss'' y sAs* ~ sssAsa
sAss ~s~sAs s~s~h IA aAs fstss*s4sss#s# sgeA sss
setss II W isew ~ w w. Il - sss.As
AssA s44A.x s4ssm*A&sHs M s#AsAMsssAssaA Ns#Ft
teaM* ~ 34*sws IA Nj - snA TN ssas0ssss IA
~ ea&sse - w NsA sx.sss@s h.sasA n Asmsss
- i~te.3~M ~. ssssss
NJ v Nv vs~~~vvs - Ass&sssassss. sAA sNsss
6~11 - - rsss~M Asw - exsssAssss ssstsw
QM ND1os@e t1t&N. Nxy@A<< Ms~usA - ssu~s
m Wsv~wss~ thsA ~ sek*s A. ~
60 ass.xsss 49, M - sssvsas,s u
= ~ Es.s.As*st !. \. = - ess.sA ts.1y.
- ssss,s: slr ! 49, -
"A Vk~s u - - Il -
= - s14ee = - = -
ss.s AsAs y : s<MsA, y - aIeas~A. AsasA
II shsrv pe ssaewAssen n~s n sAs,~ -
AissMAa III she sx~ls tx.lasse, sssa As~s ~vAiih
sgeAIly sst lTul~sls slsets w isss rvssg~Nsss'n
AnA nnMetaA IN ~ mssmlsss N in. ia&s n lle
NAssun, AnA cssvsslAls sguaiit Aha stsAAtls
.hssssM sv.ey VIVA - sssss,: - -. Y Y - sssfns.'
l~Asinw ~ Asxss AnA fsvs epiA y. n death Ana
the ~kel* tsAs sseAy ~ l~nsiY. Wm ~ ~ II
fever ma In AnA IN pasAltSsd arm t~vs.sUss
anranirulieA ~ IN sili and ssssk~s Anspe,
scattering cenfnsauA. rsns. and asash
ievesA th<s< ~swds IN Al see<tn~ss ana ~'t..
raw, hwTAuse s~ei N my duty - ~ d. ! 1rsll
Als%nlien h ihs ~snae aad iAe nsvsss,l, n
tsMesay. call niun rnMkfr~s here aud isa~
IN ArSly that f~ass<iy ri usce. We have ~lwnt
nsosv than 4 we~A over = pnhtieel qneSttnn
whIrh fsH w utrnost eAn have nn stKnsncane~
IN sAsetinR the haslne~@ ~ the coaMtsy. l*sn9
ualy Whether III u sllAti distfihute The f.s-
esNl otscss. Would That thAl ~@sk crn'd have
h~n devoted ~ steady, cAfveul examination II
the dangers which surround N and IN en
deAvur 10 appis F~aa~iv.
Mart my wusvlA ~ desire 10 t~ hsld re-
sronssbie ~ them, there n krcat danger " ~
% the p@esent coadition u tho county, when
The day u welcoming comes, ~ ccsne II must.
how mean And pitlful will our ecunouates In ap.
Motxtattona appear.
know that these views and ths cou~tdcrA.
tion o. thta sahlecs L NOT : plca4ant onc.
ssssss - ,s, sos, se ~. cs sspsss spAS.s S sr
that would nsake sfNrch, II could khow-
inE hpw the vAlnc ot United HtaleN bond IN
tho hand ri common banker could b. raised
10 pr rent Or how II wsFc rOewihtc that !
favosils clA4m oe evns section of the country
could b. sAAdlcl On tho Treasury. Or how the
fAvoeilc ini3svsts of scrns postlcns II thu
conntry could hc subs<rsrd by Law adapted
10 Ia special ntere~is. Or. II | dcHitsd 10
bfing 10 ~ u IIuuAc' IN storm ri applause.
I would utter somc bitin. sarcasm npon the In.
telcct, or Aouie attack upon tho character os
scne nsmtor u this House.
For myself, let II nOt hO nAld | have given
no plan ~ detail by which remedy may he
administered. Under tho rMlsa u tho Housc
I have neither ttmc nor opportunity. ] have
had 10 b~g TINA for this almost inoppovtnnc
speech on this bill, f0e II will be said. "Whsl
has this 70 Do with tho Army blll?" sAw no
other opportunity IN which could call the n.
taueis.ss sst ha ttia
great and. 10 n,c, seeming imgendtng danger,
aud II has this 10 DO with tho Army bill,
II Ii claimed that w must have : largo
standing army 10 reprcsa tho possthle outireak
q the labostns mon, % put them down with
tho ess ."d esy1ss ,,a =: "a .,,s sd
men should hand together and take advantage
Vi thetr nrccssalica to lnAngnrAtc violence and
wrong. k,more fhe rHMse. aud fhsH you rtn
Hof Dsssf dH drMy. Tho only suggested need
of tho army will ccA~c except OH the wcrtern
frontier.
Instead % supporting 700 men u tho u.
pcnse of nearly III ,0OO. .0QO year ON tho from
tier ~ regiment, snpp0rt 40 families with
strong, stalwast w0rklmGu,en At their heads In
place of that regiment. and give them arms
and they Will protect themselves fr0m your
Josephs. yoar slesing Bulls, os your Indians
gsthcr IN cOsnmnnttics of iU0 families zach.
and ihey will le your arnly--not u consumers.
hut au army of prosluccis of large numbers,
each seltien,cnt stronger than : regiment.
Esesclse the power that the constitution has
given you and make them United Siates niliti
Tor your fronticrs, aud. unlike soldiers. when
they do mot hight they viii produce. and not cat
tho production Ut othsra. nand ont > selected
bead " family willing 70 work, with bin wife
and children, and give him forty acres of land
and only what your soldiers cost you In trans
portatton, clothing, forage. pay. aud .qu.rtrrSt
I " s oas a1ss ssss S Il Nss Eas -
our fathers did III New York, without tho AID
Escsnd tie o,ooo, ,ooo ! year which your
army annually costa you IN putting settlers on
the lauda Ut thu frontier With thelr families
who IN yeArs viii mot only be ,elf-snrpovt-
tnG but self-Fscrutting army. which shall
add 10 and not decrease your wealth. Then
II will b. time ~ talk about disbandtng your
regular army. cutting u down 70 few ser
eoants 70 keep the guns and carriages In tho
several fostA painted. and OsIy educate your
olAcsrs and lst them turn their Efforts to civil
sigu war they may b. called Into action at tho
hsad o. volunteer .oldisss On whom yon must
Dsrsnd il tho several ssases u,on well-
UnitSd states militia, which Tho cou-
seitntt0n .psssnpposes and DO nos ~ my cAs
= ssa .s :s : y 1 ns:sas .sss.ss. sss sS ass s as
oi riotsrs. Whsn thal hoar comes. your regu-
lar soldiers cannot b. dcp~ndsd upon any more
than militia aud Tho whole history of Tho ~.
mies OF tho world telle yuu that the regulars
fratSsuixo With thu people whom tho oeu~e u
tho mob becomes tAs cause of Tho people, and
tho action OF Tho mob u revelation against
their oppssseMs WHO take away their liberties
Aud tltsis nG11A
- rzzlees.