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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-09


rsset lih III tin Republican party. Sanrn and
,lellrlnl hssu hnen visited UPON Nil its raiihr
who would lltanme tosni.fiala ar fasu differ.
eiii vps.stntls NJ All lther Isify. All iile nliun
which attached to '1ppafhoa.llsn ani south
| ar. rympal..l5.rs hNs Mnn carefully Aushantled
AMI ss.s.l lpoA tlin Leasn III m.n rill't fha'
Time who aau nnirsiy clear os NIL aIliatlni,
| With tile l.nIsllivu, but Who arc not III thrir
party, 1l.ls IL atl for party roNnr Tho IT,.
publican faffy arrogatCr 10 iisof all The loyalty
taspeciabiiiy and temperance iis.re Ii ii tllr
Iand AMI the inan WHO lafes to ft,nhaiAes 81
reason nlnrs h. put DOWN Il nan nAis tho IA,
national las Ii, this ca,y ~he5 rintesslaa sef,
nnpfrtrndihg arid humble III Aprearanra rs.~e.l
N our streets. II WAS the aittnbael. Iioees
slol. Officials 81 lilo Republican iAity pul
their hs Ais together and sanl, M K VERY
man 81 them.~ This !. prescription III u,4l.i'
IONS Haks. l'hls n the impartial ieflihs IL ihal
pRriy, This II the hlgh atad .oniAtst.ug AFRO
Ah.a VI which ilonratids Ii. tia, HarIy Iun
their heads.. y + ~ sulrli ~ i,inn.
which msny ~ Tho htst Roman cIt1an,
fell by prescription. II this \ state ~ free
l.my II tlIs !. tho iand Of tho ifeoss Nj
unless II Il Also tho homo OF tin brave" And
Y requires moro bravery - uifot tho vhriuli,
faf,ns uf prescription ffoin tho piapt~ high III
anihari,, alisl influence. THAN II Mnull ID meu
| tho bullets III 4 foreign fuc,
| rluy ailnusAtlze and bt0N heat ~ with Ill
oppf.irisus ssisll-ix ranging from Il. magpgmt
| To Communists. su.ti u their Argument
| lhis II llsils snd easily thrown IN Wa, III
| ulfa, thtel them with propositions instead 81
4 MIRO ntilit.ls, and challenge them "a tho CON
teet W. A4y that they aie frpiit!iasnrr ~ CIT,
tracts. III covenant with nolrinlis~; oprtess
| ora ~ tia ponr; MiscgitnlnAtufr against lAt.nl
| and Tor capital; devoted to nlniGyni alistue.
rary el,ieA i,s.nr hands with the ud World
jpnedwti. int. i'm allies In ileasua purposes
aeAlnrt III, lilafslcso u tho American people stir
| ris vi IL strife III the Union % Hi. Htaies
di-lu,ai - Tie authority III Congress yn~t.s
| therein Ivy tLN constitution 0f tlao tslil.s
states and have created Mi nirArrhy III wealth
which tisals the imperialism ii sha Old World
Wien li,esa propositions Alu ii-l0sed VI, n,
have plenty more ~ Ltihg forward.
We come now AID declare for rcs,,mptlnn
Onr en.tnies have made this their work III
tnnr years aud brought sn,s, upou thp country
Wv Will 10 iAsO tho business Ut fsrnming. ",
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-09

W
which grant Tho money IL tile people NJ,
claim tho right which tho Hnn.c ~ Commons
IN England established after iwo ccnsusi.H III
contest, IN .Ay that W. will no grant iiu fl,atie,
OF Tho peoplu unlcss there Ii resisessa Ut hr.es
Ailcrn.
ny another distinguished member " III
Ilnnse u ~as SAID i'le rIsla IL III. reir. rsll
Alive. ~ thu people IL withhold rnIspIias IA Il
old - Enslish llLarts lll.,piy i.c.r,i.
utiH iitriailrts where TIM Commons feeling tlls
the people wcfc Oppressed i,y laH ,l,al liz
is,tls Non Il not cap.reht 10 repeal w. thH nr.iia
sfy methods Of legislation, otaainsd teslIe@s a
last ~ refusing appropriations uaiess Aeeun
pAlsed ~ relief measures
That question ~ graves. magnitude. and ney
~ this country. WAS rAl-ed Wy th- runrsn q
proceeding, Amd was fully rerugtigsl aIsp Il.
IL defender. Ia tin hna,r |, VA. saiI lay
distinguished SENATOR p.rbArs 10 gfaa'.'
question, In the form In which We arr bfuApi,
N cputtslcF n, wAs over rsns ilsird Wv MI Amir
lean cnnRrcsr, IN tsmn ~ peace, Or Il lusosye
not only The nlrIitr and dun,.fi's III laws N..tcl
the House Lsll pfo.nses y repeal. hn. tns,iys
tho rights, Mo privileges, thu Ioarfr. ie Lntirs
" the two brAnriW~ IL Congress aud Ut iii
President IT tho uuitsi hsNtur.
Upon tho AsMnlhIiH9 III thIM cangffu,
IN pursuance al iliu call for nm oxTA ses-le,
which NAs made nu.'ereAry lv The fail
Mre of Tho FoIty NTH tDfgrc~H III nAk
the hes.lfal appropriations iur ihr rnr
port VI lilo Government, tiu question Mas prs
knted whether tl,e attempt made III Tim tss
CUnRtsns ~ cnRraft. tt construction. = net
principle upon the constitution should ba pm
histesl IN Or liuL This CuIgt.rs has ample nplsii
snni'y and timc 70 pas tile appropriation I'LL
and aim ~ enact my political measures wIAin
may ~ Determined ule,h III separate LiIls III
By tho usnsl Aui urdtiiy methods IL prur.,lnr.
Hui tho majority u boil, houses have aee,te
II Wjnu Ia nulterO Ia tho ltt,lrj,,lo n.asllts
aud maintained In the last Congress h
tho majority Ut Tim House u lsep,.
sentstives That principle j. tiiAi TIN IIn,i.p /
Representatives has thu vule light 10 us,es.lai
bills foT tho raising III revenue. and, shelufnrs
hxa Tie right 10 withhold tin appropriation
upon which tho existence VI The unv.,4i,,el
may depend. Mnlcr. tito Senate and pterlI /
ins iis.,se nav sss NJ 10 attach i, s,fa,t,ai,.,
bills. 10 establish thus principle II IL MAKE
radical, dangerous and Unconstitutional chang
u ~ character VI our installations.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-21
COAST ~CrLLIyGs-
New. Notes Cleaned From Various
Sources

House enormously high in Bodie-
starch factory Is Suggested 81 stockton
Three n0rs daily papers are spoken Of in
Bodie-
Tie miners of LeAdrille advocate The
eSaf-hour system.
There are thirty members Of the Paid
Fire Department Ct san jose beside two
paid drivers
A rave in the Orc mine, AZ Boiie. con-
tanning mEd and x1ser, Is giving 8 great
deal Ct trouble.
The SACRAMENTO Becord-Cnion has re-
c1ved fEentF seven Christmas stories in
eempstifion for the prize Ct $50 offered BY
thai io1rnxl-
The excitement over the Silver Creek
mines in Southern Oregon il Ahafing. and
most 81 the ~prosrectars and miners have
isi for ofhsr localities Only fhree miners
VAL remain On hat creek this winter
The officers Ct the Bank 81 SEN Diego
have more MONEY On hand than they knoN
What 70 do with. and they have given no
i1ce 20 AL concerned TO call and get their
D. poslrs-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-21

SKxAIos BLAINE has astonisbed the coun-
try by announcing that be viii not be able
to indorse John Sherman's proposition to
destroy the legi-tender feature Of the
greenbaek- he avs that to strike the
legal-sender cixnse ont Of the gresnbaek
laws rcnA work great injustice TO the ma
jority Of the people Of the country He
thinks it best 10 have each bank IN the
country redeem in coin. Is O Is there
10 = sufEcisnt accumulation Of IT, He
would let the HIGHLANDER notes alone for
the present. rather than provoke any angry
financial excitement al this period. when
the country is awakening from its basiness
.sargy- II viii be remembered that there
is . Greenbaek party in Maine 1t VII also
be borne in mind that Mr.. Sherman is .
candidate for President So i Mr.. BLAINE
There ID not room for both Of them On one
platform. laa Mr. Blaine proposes to cast
his lot with the Greenh2ck element Of his
Marty.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-21

M WELLS, . Congressman from toe
broad State Il Missouri, xho il said 70
never be in his seat, sare when he hEs
something 70 ssy. has prepared . bin pro
viding for the suspension q the pzblics-
ton Of the congr-ssional Record. II pre-
scribes shas hereafter rsithsr the reports
Of oneiAl debates, aor the pab,ieasion a
tbs Record shall ts At the public expense.
Mr.. Wells has undertakes 9 noble reform,
but h has no nnrs etanss Il esss:ng hss
bEu through thsa b hos q being sraoslss-
ID 70 realns q bsin h . shss.os a Gre.
Ths Eseord y The refzss q mediocre
ssasssnsn. without Is. B2savssl. sio:ss
and Ne efoss-so2ds poliee.aas Ehs get
into Congress. uoald hs eonden ne7 to per-
pstuA o~hscs-sy. Ths congrssionL Re-
cord vfn biooA End biosscn. snd bar IL
snrgid fruit l0ax s'ser tie wsiA tE.bs is
extinct and fSseotsse.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-21
Psrsex sEroRM NEEDED.

In every Stats in this Union reform in
the prison system Is urgently demanded
The certainty and not the severity Of the
punishment Is the idea that should pre-
vail. A little more sunshine and less gloom
in the cell Of the prisoner eanno but exer-
else . wholesome reformssory influence
No man s.s ever made better By harsh
treatment, indeed the very opposite must
be the result in every instance We read
. story in an Eastern paper which leads us
10 conclude that reform Is loudly eAlledfor
in the prison system Of several Ct the
Southern States In Kentucky the State
Prison is q uretchedly constructed bald
ing, and il Is kept erozded TO such IN tx
tent that the Black Hole Of Calcutta is
constantly brought to mind Disease car
Mss OF the poor prisoners almost ~ fast as
the doors open to let them in In Georgia
the system Of letting the State prisoners
out to contractors prevails, and there is
much complaint Of tie abuses which this
system leads TO- In South Carolina the
convicts xre also rented out Many Of them
are farmei out 70 soulless railroad con-
tractors. and the mortality last year in
some squads reached IS high - forty per
cent. A meal consisted d . piece Of bread
the size Of . mans hand. with = piece Of
fat meat On IL The prisoners never had
vegetables The corpses hasing reached
an average Of two to each railroad tie, N
Investigation has been ordered There is
. very load demand for prison reform in
this enlightened country. and the society
which has undertaken to improve the con-
dition Of the unfortunasss should never
rest until the public mind il thoroughly
aroused.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-21

rendered TO him a. PRACTICAL unanimous
vote Of the Conventloa- A prominent Ee-
publican stated this evening, after Al hours
conversation with the Geusrsl- that Grant
vould be q candidate again for the Prssi-
deBey- The statement vas made enphEi-
iczlly and without Qualification
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-21

II Is said BY Washington correspond
ens that Blaine Is in no1rning orsr . val-
ned supporter Mr.. McPhsrs0n. formerly
CLERK Of the House q Representatives.
when Blaine Vas SPEAKER. and elected
President Of the Cincinnati Convention b.
the Blaine men, nor boons for Sherman
through his paper, the ~PhilsdelPhi2 Press
Mr.. Blkine's lsngsage IN regard 70 this de-
lection. n reported By his friends, Is
hardly Of . ii eh2rzcfsr for Sunday reading.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-21

HAMS = 10 b credited With one sen.
sibis remark. Recently he appointed =
nsw Postmaster for the town Of Erie. Penn
sylvania. 4 certain Republican faction
opposed he appointment. On the ground
that The sentlsmsn in question voted for
orsslsy. when the compliments called
upon Hsyss.hs told thsm that IL be turned
men out Of once for voting for Greeley be
would have 70 Feorganixs his Cabinet ct
onee. but our Postmaster voted for
Tlden." said one Of the fsult-Anders.
" SO aid his superior ofBeer. the Postmas-
ter Gsnaral." replied the gentleman at the
bad d the White House. and the inter-
view came to IN abrupt c~onclusion.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-21

Ne sEInorR remains imuovabls in his
determination to never rs-sntsx public life.
"whsn ! 49," says BE-. '.tostsring gray
bsssds. sbous ths edge Of the grave. en-
Gagsd in . scramble for place and power.
! an reminded Of Holbien's Dance Of
Death / hare . morbid horror Of such .
picture. and I shall never b found making
one in such . eosillion." II Mr.. Seymour
were 8 man Of determination this would
b enough 70 put . quistus on the move
ment to make him : Democratic candidate
for 1850. bat Ar. Seymour il celebrated a.
. dscliner Who yields when the pressure
comes. Il he ID properly forced next year
We have no doubt that be will be induced
to shake . foot in the great Presidential
cctliou.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-21

TN ensnsnt fhsoiogisr Of the cincin-
mad xnasirsr Is nos IN favor ct tbs possey
oe psmosFzn In CO ress wearing liver
psds os thssr n0ushs. He ssss4zlly and
~psshstes'iy observes: "Hss the Demo
ersae party done . shameful act that IL
nuss pat ih hand on IFS moth and IL
moash h tie dnss 70 tss2 silenes bstors
nsuY We shouid ssy not. bat . Rrsas
many psznoezsss lave . fsrnlsy q ssytng
indisersst shings vhsa shsy open shsir
moufhs- Il d not shs noise they make
thas dissushs The peace bat the character
Il IL. Cs6l ths esssbsum Ct tbs party in
Consrsas saissgss . hfsis and hardsns, vs
ahali insist On . moderate policy Of silence
Tor some gsntlsmen, who would favor their
political irisnds II thsy would not only lay
thsir mouths in the dust bat actually stick
their heA1s IN the mud.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-21

RKxAToR CxAyyEK. Of Colorado. repre-
ssnssd Nevada in the National Rspubliosn
ceanisess ths othsr day. Jssss ssvs him
~ N.Y..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-21

IT = popniazly supposed that The Roman
Catholic h ths richest church In tia Union.
bat The Boston Journal asserts that the
property hsld by the xsthodist Church In
shis sounsEy exceeds that hsld By sAs Cath.
olie BIZ se.0oo, 900.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-21
THE PCBLIC PCLSE
Dmmsnks 81 f.e Press en- 1--we
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uSa- noTsser. a1csfass 70 s91AiAzs shat
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s~e, il hight. or ia, tie wang un.a
should be more active sksr ,he e-ea.ss.arlan
Tne urirusrv r-iueTuse uuor whirs rorr~~r-
ave r.,ss .kdald = 80 /. a. - -
a N eouuercs saa bu,srss. b~.xs~a
r.sa. and i. cznno. as kxb;rrsrsIr - a<sa@
bv laxs,ls.sou- - xII - dt.roxsv-a xo~a5-
ay enoagh Il the srpezszsos /. usas.
fro1 rs saF- A~P
The Administrative p1rs1es the policy II
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11 American
There Il GOOD deal 20 De said IN favor
Of six-ye2r freslcscEzi term, for which
. bill nos pending In Congress makes pro-
vision. The exeltemsnt and uncertainty
shieh are insspzEaols from q Presidential
election greatly intsrfsre with the business
81 the country, and cost ~ more than we
have any idea a.. That we should sysr
have adopted tie four-yeAr system 10 the
wonder OF Intelligent Europeans, and they
mAfssa sAa moss snss ss saouIo lave sur
Nsss As
S'" ~'Ia 'laAas seoo"
TIE sEsT FoLIcT.
From the Sacramento Bee.
We would . hundred times rather zee the
Republican party defeated In every State
in the Union. than TO see the National
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-21

TEE new scheme for heating cities by
steam has been tried II Detroit with COM
plete success. The works we're built and
the connections made about . year ago,
and the testimony Of the patrons Of the
company is unanimous in commenting the
chezpness, convenience and safety Of The
system At present the furthesi rus
TONER Is little less than . mile from the
works. but there ara demands FOR . supply
Of steam for more distant points. and the
managers express confidence in their
ability TO heat 3 much larger AREA from the
present furnace. The company DOW has
shree miles and $ half Of Pipes laid in that
city. furnishing bat ID nearly al tie
stores in the central part of tie city and
TO q large number d private residences
The experiment Is highly satisfactory.
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TN 1spueaieans ass Aadias Ne ans
italian had 81 NJ. ztidsn In sAs Maiss
hasiusss. Samuel viii probably b. IN
distsd one Of thsss dAys on tbs charge Of
poisoning Zach. Chandler.
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FOREIGN E

AFress ~ ARTILLERY Ksgfneer-The
Wiassr Pafs<s IIIawfnss@d.
EEz--x, Decezh<x e.
Tnfslllgenes fsoz 81 Pssers5zrg repre-
szas that several czesxs q xr-ll~ry En-
g@ass-s. have bsz arrested charged x.th
cozy@sss-r x tie reEx.. Mills. at-ezp.
CT Tie Czar's IL. ~ kssSow. Tie winter
pz-.ae % aow LGEiz4ts6 AL night viii
tie s-setr.e light ga r-xsesassc1-
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BORN.

Ezrska. Deoenb4s 2l-wIfe & Angelo Philip
pl13- o Sun-
Austin. Deeemhr l--wIfe q gohn Jarrett 9
dxagAfer.
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nErRoAcm TO gorRxALnn.

The Sacramento Bee has this timely
article There are q great many flth-
receivers on this coast that il fits admir-
ably, one or two. In fact. In Nevada:
There is no greater rspro2eh 70 the
American press than the avidify with
which sozas sc.-nals pry into the private
aszirs Of families, and drag them tefore
the eyes Of the public to be gl0xted ever
and rereled over by maid and mAtrOrs man
and boy Every bat Of scandal. every
tainted breath Of ramor that Is blown
hiihsr and thifher by the malignant tongue
Of gossip. every vile and indecent story
told within the walls Of the courtroom, l.
seized upon IS the furnishing dog seazes
upon the scraps in the gutter. The gray
haired sire the broken-hszrted mother.
the stricken husband, or the dlsgr1et0
child. is neser spared by tie sc4rengers d
vice. TAs-e Is &c sssse &c =~.shEgone
that ther vii not enter. no place 80 sacred
ihey will not deile- The inner recesses q
the ZONE temple, holy il the eyes of men
Of honor, are 70 them bat books aud cram
mics where hidden skeletons may be con
oezied- The heart Itself Is not the ouree
Of pare thoughts and good inieasians, bnf
simply q safe. the key to which. did they
possess it, would open . ire1sare OF secrets
on Which the public could feast It's eyes
They are not oaly the lepsrs Of society. bat
the searchers for moral leprosy In Others
They do not 60 about hooking for the good
and the true, but hunt high and low for
these al whom they can slTlek. -Cneiean .
uncie4n y They are the dregs 81 Journal
ism, which should he thrown AE2y, the
weeds q society. which should be torn up
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Two for &C. Cigars IN Esrek. al tie GOLDEN
RULE sTOEE
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Fuu se<k & Rubber Boe.z AID ovsrsAoss 81
tie GOLDEN gULE STORE.
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REHONAL-

woedez Pipes. N great rsrsety. al the GOLD
~ Rule STORE Eu-~E-
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MARRIED.
DIED..

GalS Hi December I--TiDasoy Sullivan. q
rsuvt Cs Irt24zd. aged ~ years
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cHyxxsx cHARAczERIsTIcs.


From the Reno Gsxette.
There il 10 State in tho Union where .
limited number Of farms could be obtained
and worked to better advantage. than in
this one. A State Immigration or infor-
nation society would be very ussfal. Il
prepeSly conducted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-18

Oh ana our s. sets IT ueth open day nni even
~ lnH' Eighh Avenue Dental Association $40 9Th aY.