The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

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IN lhla essantWtlsn shall ~ AAnrsrd.
and W. ~ hnn~ Without further ~
tlan, the men nnd the organizations
that Nsv Fastened llhr ,r~rkee IN the
people ~ Republican leps.lNslnn.
may wwll rh~rf IN NNcshNnnltHst fst.
els over Nv rvsult, fMMy will rrn.
rt,adr that their lnmunitl~r grants
Asv ~ sAee IN thv hAnaa " q Denu.
cratic ~ " \ ll~pnhllcAM Congress-.
may we'll shout their triumph IN MI
their purchased orpNns, hut thc totl.
Inn ml,ilonA viii sink alMoHs In De.
ArAlr, and conclude Justly that they
Arw - likely ~ obtain tctlrf frrnt the
<'sAr u RusslM as FROM = Democratic
ConGrcee.
The indifference II this Ccngrras
thua fAs ~ The wfungs under which
~ people Af~ sinkinR ~ WA that 81
The cvurt ~ the French monArcha
Who tcvsled In their positions In the
calm proceeding thc revolution.
They we're wiae enough ~ l0rcsee
the future, but lullrd their fears with
the heartl~sa, "Aftcr 10, tho dcluGcl"
The hAlunr came. and come 10 will IN
this cOunlsy n this lndiner~ncc h
Duna continued. Infatuated men
may lmaalnc that because they Do
not heas the thuAdcr u the cataract
~ sre safs. They may hope this
old acrio. comic play of the "lecA
shirt" or section against section.
which they have revised and put up.
on this Congressional stage will draw
% we'll - % make tho people forget
the wrongs under which our common
country n suffering. Never WINS
there 4 greater mistake. The Poo.
pls rcallsc tho emergency of the age,
and will look forward, not backward.
II ID The cries Of tho living present
rather than tho sOsrowa Of the past
that now absorb their attention.
Once moro ] demand In the nam . Of
n party that knows no North no
South. but pleads for just laws for
I'll, that this Congress before N.
journing shall take \ few hours ~
least IN enact laws for the benefit OF
the sinking industfics VI the country.
II you refuse, bcl0rs God and man /
ArrslGn You ~ dccrcelng thas IN.
tlustTy shalt stlll lAngulsh: thAt 10.
lpOr shall still rot In lsllcncss; that
vast and drstttuticn shall prevail.