The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-14

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The bonded sirlt ihiungA III. thirsinR HynAl.
cate stIli enhtlnaes sAsatlnt,, dtsv~t and tnai.
rect n Increasing bankruptcies aFw nsnlttriy.
snH thu working elasses aie ralaaly growing
lNrsvf. and the l,ils rich are growing richer
the hel'.,hl'eAn party har sh.rrd i'nancsal leg.
tslatiot fnr sixteen srAfs aud I. ~ l~ held ~
sr"nsihle Ut the rralt, II setnsins IN viss ~
The ruin n has wrought, Wholly indi@vrent to
the diAre~s IL the cunntfy, and has PROPOSED
no measure Tor relief. A reckless strife iur nf.
fee rrcvnlls, GouHrssa II Als ufl~d In johtTry
and incirlcns revolutionary schemes. Without
All apparent thought ~ eAFe FOR the ~ore dis.
trsss u tho ncorle. The Ifc-eni, ~ we'll -
the prsvvsltnR administration. fcpfcscnts ths
Interests vi foreign capitalists, tnsisAd III the
people, I. whom II la responsible, and whose
intcrcs.s \ II bound by cath aud honor u
sessc The republic rrsns ~ hc drifting rap.
Idly ON 10 revolution aud ruin.
II the nAlinn IN u he saved. II must bU hy
the patriotic labor. NJ the National Orccnback
Labor party, aud hy IL RAPID advance 10 Tho
c"utrl ~ The Government. such 4 work
~ liea before ~ ought to inspire every pat
riot 10 Tho mont unseii.h aud energetic clfOft&.
Your committre pruppsra ~ do w full duty,
and expects every National urecnhAck and
Labor IMAM LII the state Ia do his duty In thu
pending campaign. III tho end that tho state
ticket nominated Al Springfield may lM triusn.
phAntiy elected, and the party, IN tho state
spirstors 4, thu head ~ affairs aspo.c,i The
nation restored 70 prosperity, and the republic
saved from the impending dangers which 10
aer,nusly threaten iss integrity.
:. There II everything 10 encourage IN IN this
Mat. The people hAvc hcen thuromghly
aroused a. tile condition of AFFAIRS Tho ueni.
ocrAtic party have been compelled 10 counter.
feit our platform and prtnriplca. II l. divided
hupelussy ~aIlu end harslsMoncy, tim other
gr,ruhscks with an inipA~sahla gnif between
tbs irreconciiALle disisions o, tho party. The
l!epnllieans nrc substantially in ths same ts.
Ihcy will 10 compelled ~ ii their last state
Convention, IN counterfeit our platform, bmt
Tho counterfeit Will noi pass for tho genuine
roln, ~ II did then. They arc likely 10 be
iorcvd ~ adopt our candidAtcs, ~ we'll - our
principles or suffer defeat. The leaders begin
Ia tre,hbl., aud u cast about for sonle shift
by which ruccsrs may Lc rn.iched from I'm.
pending disaster.
In TIL. condition ~ political paTtle1, tho
r0nrHe III every wise man Ia rleAr, namely, iuih
Dur party aud help the causa that de,Grvus sue
roas. Htsnd npoi. tho genuine, and mt upon
HE counterfeit, platform. Remember that the
Democratic and Republican pfttvn~iois ~
xrecuback aud labor ntlnciplGa nre insinore
md hypocti.ieai. Thur platforms IN NJ the
Eastern klAlea Ara sincerely hard money aud
lntAsud interest bnnds, III thu Wet, insin.
serrly RruenbAcks and l,ss ment " bonds,
Every hOncrl matt Will seorn sioh inalnCer.
III and Act with ,he National NrecnhAck aud
I.abar party, which il sincere, and Whlnh de-
*r.es Hicre.s, hra, Aproalsn. 10 the people
,uccess. A, j. aMuvEM
Chairman III thu Executive ComnMtlDv oe thu
National dreenbAck and Labor party Of I'LL
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