The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-28
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tssna the 1t,ltf ttsiiaHs~ ~ tsvtt tt~t,uiHl4
ran aud ipeiasraiie Leaders fss the t'sss@
Ing saiinuat -tfHEai~.
Prom the Philadelphia Iimes.
VIZ give place u thu alarm sounded
by Senator Carpenter. becan he tells
half the truth boldly In regard ~ the
srays pefil that conffon's the republic
In the choice II its next President. De.
ing raitisan leader, II IL not 10 b. ~
rresei that ils will declare the whole
lrnil, 10 tie people. but when his state.
meiit of probable Democratic violence
i. resd carefully by thu lines and be.
tween tie lines tho intelligent reader
can comprehend how mneh of pregnant
truth Il taught by silence.
NJ. Carpenter knows vii whereof he
speaks, and l,sd hc been impartial In
giving the truth 10 tho public h could
have male an appalling chapter for the
study II tho country. lfc WAS counsel
fot Nr. 4 lien In the divgfaeefnl frand
vi i.7b 7 lie knows and has DECLARED
how utterly reckless were The ollicea u
crime III peryerting thu Rational juig.
mcut that called Mr.. 'rilden ~ the
Presidency: he knows the willingness
and thu capabilities of thu Ntpablirsn
leaders ~ subordinate I'll things To
D rty Success; ho knows that Tho Dem.
ocraiic leaders are ready 70 profit ~
iie fearful examples given by their ~.
| pine Iits; le knows tile sad lesson that
neither JUICES 0f the supreme Court.
Senators. Congressman or Cabinet
cilIe.rr. arn equal III the duty ~ main
laibipR their integrity against political
necessities; be- notes the Increased
| power and pnfpOses VI the Democrats
io resist Irpnl,lican fraud anil ~ pr.
peirate and give the colOr u Inv u
Democratic fraud. aud he appeals Ii
the country by telling hall the trntt,
about tho grave peril NJ lhnO.
All TINT Senator Carpenter charges
against The Democratic issdsrs II full,
warranted; Int what hoes hr iorecssl
IN Tho line NJ Democrats SrvOlnti0nas,
Efforts 10 gain power IN ltsi. thnt vii
not be repeating Tho history u Itepnb
liesn revolutionary rflorts In 1897
ihe admission NJ Kellogg ~ the Senate
WAS revolutionary sanction NJ mndi*
paled lswl.a.ness. Tue psetTnde.
Government that gave him his Hena
t0rial titIc persisted In dAy when Vi.
gl4am of thu i,at oiiet no longer pm
tee'ed cbMfnetsIless ,ts,irt~rH. and II Wi
ilrpubiicMnisln, and not Democracy
tl.at turned tlis tisnrtrSs from p0wt
anil stamped thc seal III infamy iiIhi
ktllogg aud Its commission. We sefv,
with Senator CARPENTER ti,st tho kel
lOgK itsue is rrs GtJuiirafn. Afd that
majority eannpt dismiss him witi,Ml
descending tpa degree u IswlexsDea
e,.iaIed unly In his admission. II hi
shall br displaced In obtslienee ~ psr
ti.an ncresaiti.H shd III disregard q
law, hiH admission IN otEsltehre ~ vat
iisan necessities aud In disfegaf,l 0f lsx
will b. male comparatively rsspectabl
nothing n.vfr ~ less.
The iimu Iias come when honest mel
~ Ill parties should understand tl,a
tho lsad~ra III botls sides aFe looking /
fraud ~ unnecessary fsrtOr IN give thrf
victory III iIie Presidential e0istt u I
nest yesS. HenatOr Carpenter tells lrl
little. III sny, mare thaa ~ truth 0f III
Democratic side. sud tl,s aA4 feature l
the picture IN Hist the Repnhlican I'D
tolls iis own story In the bIOtt<d hbst0r
of 1870. Mr.. Carpenter 0fee toll! u !
III the grandeur N irseAlstibls l11i0 ~
burning eloslurncv. md u u bSsnds
OH the annals of tls usiiOn ~ W eCi
.. sumipg crime. i poDuleg verdict, ~