The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-04

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~ thuse nov published. the ul,le.t
In the Mate VI knhsA@. The llgas
fnnirt N ihs kHhsrs Weekly TIL.
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uvtuiwt. iabt, and ihs nf.i humhef
VI the daily ftiluhp III iht1i. surn
Nfiet tke .t(aAaltrii ItMld" lind laid
thu city In ruins. M otler daily
wins published until yents afterwards.
~ lint III roihi III nkr the Tribune
II unsltntAi,iy ihn Historic" paper
~ l.nwrener nnL III Kansas. Ii line
Experienced IL fali share u thu
vlri&sltnslr. III newspaper lIfe-~-but
through NIL chances ufh chMness, II
has been \ siauneh friend and cham.
vion u thu people their intsfcsts
and their rights and has always
received their cordial support. n
hMs never feared ilse frowns III those
IN power. nor appologi.sd for wicked.
ness In higl places. II WAS ~ earn.
rst mud xeHlons "frrc State" paper
wlivh that eAstse WAS new mud nm
popular. and II WA earnestly HE.
publican" whsn the Republican party
waA AtrugRlinR Into life: II enlisted
under tho Reform" banner when the
corruptions of the dominant party
hAd male reform necessary In this
judgment Ut ninny Ut the beet and
tfuest Republicans In tho land, and
Ii In now, by tI,e logic Of events and
the deepest convictions ri duty and
conscience constrained 10 demand
aud work Tor radical reform In
the financial syatem Ut ths country,
Included In tho National urSsnbsck
platform
In tho future, NJ In the past. the
Tribune Will be- trne 10 lts convict
Ions. and bAitIc for the hight m uoi
gives II ~ see III. right. with chart.
~ Tor All aud malice toward none"
The Tribune believes that tho
money power u will street, based on
bonds, hnA taken tho place Of tho
slave power NJ Tim Southern states.
which wns bsssd on bondage, aud
that II now dictates md controls tho
policy Ut the government and thKt
cf both old parties NJ thu country,
vreelsrly - ils~ slave power lid dir.
fats mud control II previous - the
WAr.
The Tribune was Reluctantly com.
psil*A " t,@ltsye that both the ~.
puDltrAn md Democrat parties
were ~ wrddsd ~ corru. Ion and
controlled by Ii, il,At the peoples
voice could not b. heard ~ o.
through either, aud hepee II has d..
vot.1 iis~tf io the upbnildlng ~ :
new party, entirely Srss and indie.
pendent from all enlargement with
either, and will fight !. out on this
line" II II takes I'LL the crack u
doom.
Apr0p0ss 10 tho foregoing. nm In.
cident occurred IT recent ursrn.
bark convention showing the posi-.
tl0n 81 some u the more consclen.
tlous members Of Ito Town Press.
The editor referred 10 II at the head
~ q prominent leading piper In the
State. Al ihe hotel after thu ron.
yeDfion, hs met prominent msn.
Der VI the nreenbaek party and told
him eoniidrntInlly that his belief md
hts heart ~efe with ths new party--
but that be- was comparatively poor
and had received = liberal support
and many fsvOrs NJ the hands u hls
Republican fri1nds, otherwise tho
very nrxf number NJ biz paper should
carry iie DfernbAck ling. Dubuque
Telegraph.
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