The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-02-28
ELECTION SUPERVISORS.
Esirncts ftom ttsr lriatr In chr National
tlensr ~ Representative an the rr"i~'~s-
tlssss a. Atssltsls 1hsssal.

Estracts mum thn lhhatr In ~" National
t1ausc ~ Representatives tire rrsl~s~i-
tioM ~ Ats.lt~h Them.
Mr. Frye slierai,sisa1l argu,i against il''
amendment liz declared l's ollast ~e- ~
usYee, no, III THE south. hni III lhH state " NV
York, III iha s,n'h. notwithstanding 'lr esre-
,ipn laws. the Republican l.atiyi,al drarraffe'
"a tho dew before the RISING sun. Tho s-''nih
would be solid f.r tho Democratic candidate
for prn-idcn, Ia l>s', Law nr no law, supervisor
or no Supervisor, ruis,.l States Mar-iAi or no
tfnItcd states Marshal Mr. Frye went ou %
state lila, |, WAS ,he election frauds m iSt,~ that
hal originally caused il.s enactment ot 'An
Federal Elrrtinn iAw, Aisi ila.t n was the
present ne,~sritls III tin Democratic party titt
now required iss r.lssL He sssa rnM. ~ tl,o
hgurc~ ~ tho naturalization aaa tlr'f'nn ffailis
In New York iu i~ss. anil ol,srse,c,ixsi tl,ai
election ss the tn.rt hsnfis'fnas And mafv,lohs
for fraud for wt.kn.lness. AMI for every q, vae
of tho duvil. that Lad eser l,een heard or lie
showed that, IN IL. GI'i ~ nsfpbrr, II one
single day. tim sulramo Court had natural
xsl I, iua ra,-.aflr aud on tie i'nh ~ ur' her
tls supreme Court hasl natisralaed wv, AMI -
Judge III L,nts,aha hal Nfen inpsArlr'l ns.l
found guilty tDr having hatifail1tA SOME ~
pcrrunn III Dnr slsv~-fhat hesng Declared M ~ \
Ila rlral mpu~stltis. He rtsuaa n nanr Mi
ne~~nr ian. il Captain 1T il sntladl Witnessing fa
naturalization ~ naafls .,stn rsrross, uis" ~
them t,he Captain, heihg ". a.ra ~ essc snntt
fug sni persons, and swearing thai 10 know aii
the men, willie he lid not hanw single uno II
tlei. anl while H. Itdss knew iiiat he eliH
tsol, hu, Thai he was alanaen thiei III es'tft
ension, ho quoted f.em s.s'- apor' ols il,e
j NJ. safk el,r'ini IN lit, II Mhirh tsh fs'a-
rlimrn. n ratl - liz lni'st sta'es supervisors
ahh Mar~i,als,
/ Nr lyni, IL, mnetasl .leilial The statement
j of Mr Irse 4. u liz Iairn naturalization
parols III NM Natk, ai.ll asked Why " war ilas
# VI "a I'll t44K Al f64.A
par,as III ls'ss. nj a,s rsrson had Tan
/ sats~sfnll, prosecuted fof .@inE " l-es'isy
llenl III followed ilai 'lie pha'sr af ~
i n - naturalization papers a.t.s sal.a iha
fle ton Inv had esft f9t ~, BY John J. Da'ehs
toii for his nMn AMI In paltisah putte~es
Tho way in Mlih.', lle iaN ltal been adiainir.
spp.l by Davenport MAS skefel.ed aud ctl'iekad
] Ii Him 10 PROVE TINT al these Statements ~
election frauds ~ere E.a8ss congregations, Ito
i shal.s.i,,ixs. tho laNt.llsa ialsf' ~ Ms hla'.
TIM III is,>, fiolu ulie MI. It.n l@A obtained
L~ fae'. aud iIantee. A. thu most nnrl.lle
political ,loenmrnt liz hal usrf hnssA
~ iiakrs llinlnlllsan, Ind eNliv~s.al tho
opinion ilas ~ ,r.elnir ~ Us o,'snl rn'e Nnr
election while thss hal tittif htna~ on the
throat ~ ilc law That occurred u were rtaf -
INK ltlc too much taisllsing the discus IN
was ne question, shleli Id sahinaie Y tho
l.ub,lui, whether or nut f'le lie ~ tlae naitoa
ean he protected hs .l,e n.fian i,self
Mr. Wood lt)ennelalI lesiieJ tho history vt
tllp iauA .hiul, uefu rrape-.d to Y" ru,eslsl,
They were Int railas, II teliss ~ iaMs
,aa',al Ii, nidsr iii ksal tlis s,lii.rn states ~
sirsnlIa,lus III lie Republican party That
ha,l l,ucn Intended f.s tlae nonil', hns Y was
NOV applied ID tn As.fil, The gentleman
fram Mine lF,Acl assumed 10 speak finr lis
pAssy when h. rnll thAi le Monlh resist hy
eye,y means III his ranef tho rrlsal ~ ihnso
Avs ilc twposil ennsd moi speak Tor hls Iafty,
ba, ,u could speak for aae IMAM when bu tail
lila, l,e dld n,,l care what became Ut 'ho ap-
pfultla,ion bills. lie hltesetl there Mas
higher question 'han tliat u. apptonrissing
msn.y 'lle could rsay In thu linnsc ~ log As
any gcntlon,sL Ii,e Democratic party could
resist ~ hong ~ IL. issrnlliean party, ami hu
would not ealaveni ID VOTE for 4 dollar until
this amendment. should be engraf,cd on lilo
QAr,lsIu usupnbcanl opposed tho
amendment liz sad tienilsmrn la,l,lrsa.inR
! tho Democratic ~iAe IL ,lr Honrr,, svu EEK 70
cut uut . saeli.n. living section, from Tho
criminal LAWS Of thu tnl,d staes, and ,orty
thai tho ballot h,x stnlinH. fraud ~ cleeii9 ~.
intimidation, outrage rs,laai is lli. very iuua-
tain springs nf The elective f,anehiae, shall 10
no crime, aud that iiss lnashitary w Whi'n
: such cvi.nu can he rnuirheA shall IT, dus fe,oa
That Ii What yon propose 10 10 here ta lily,
i aul 10 10 ii u ll.r als,ai.nn ~ a party
! caucus. NV. Nj chaIrlaaa 4
i thi~ NJ ,hr purpose Which We no eslinsl
nlon here I'd ynsa on, ~ osl tnis rssla
i ~ compelled II meet II IN ~ rl!rit
/ of mo constitution AMI onr rights, anil
/ ,Lat ws prop ~ 10 In. aud II Ii takcs unn
i night two nights, TEN nights. nri while lasi.
|, gtcss lasts pltail yon strike from oar rau'o-
bukx tho munlulfnsr far tha protection ~ Tho
il elective franchise. Wien Yum ito II yun nlslst
il do il bccw,,sc yon l,aye ti.s whole power to an
!. II, nnd not i,y unr help, mol iy our consent 4
. hundred criminal prosecutions afr to-day pasni-
/ iug lufnrr illu cu,iil. IT tho United States q
i punish rginIta against she elective frai.lise.
Il AlrrKhy enough men from ilir slly of tinsin'
q natl have btrI sentenced IL iIn lrHsisAsisry
il fuf fraud to take away tAe majority NJ nn "
II tie members this tlnaf frnM that ei's, H's
III thu proceedings In ihe - imlnal courts Arn e
Il 10 abandoned a tho cry II party order Nilicl
N demands II fur patty fnes.~r.
I. Tho pusser Committee, On Fob, y, lid !
rather uniuisrs~fius r.srion. at which alaAarcl
i Whitney os tho Western Onion Telegraph
i. Company, said that within the last ninety slas'
Y there had been some kilograms Withdrawn
\ from his enIce, which wcr. SAT-. - MN Aask
!" The kilograms were fInm .,ll,rnn, 4
/, Now Orleans. 10 thu correspondent n
4 thc Aew York haA at Washington
|. ts,n Iltlcr lien .turrrsAannud NJ sls4
4. I. Wharton, when II war brought ont lsiss .s''n
:. expected ID b< Al,i iuinstI shiaf uf ~. #ssf's
n, | service division. and was 10 give witi.trs
!, - place Miln0~a rail- tisat ir Lad nus.. laiasl
4, any pru,msltiun ii my Ineihsf ~ ths u turn
!" ins Hoard thai would lead him ~ entertain ~
!" n.a thnt he tWhariaul wanted ~ bny him ah'
y He 80 positive thai Ii tla ls,aid did lts dur
!. uaycs and Packard would surely b. elected