, 1879-08-02

49,. "'u "to, 'Iu AAA tHnu"H Sot9sbPoHuau%
lEa1. aItaoa9h nia nano llou been mentioned as
eal'ah,ate ior Inherent State ntlges, no hau
!n'f uetet!1l!ncd ~ fetlFa 1fotll nokiess ahu "
!!e eesc VI us present term of otllcc lia in:cnu-
eo u ue'olo otnsell Strictly 10 Ills pso1esslon'
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CLAYTON COUNTY. IA.
srtetdl Correspondence ot The Trib,.ne.
McGHrcoi, H., Tuty 31.-Whtte there eeems
10 hc ,or1, ~ rrr,, cnant IN ho,}, n.r,,. ~ ~.
ra,da The res,lt m tbe 3, nm % .l"ko. M @ ,ssre wfl
10 fome warm antl elosely-fought contests 10
many OF the counttcs IN tho State Of Iowa dur
Ing the present ca1nnnion. nm Inclined tn Tim
ortn,on tho, N, con,o.s T., f,.nton rn,,n,v ,r,,S
W ~ stupooEn'Y 'oueht on DOH s'des ~ any IN
The state. There arc many reasons for this.
In the first place, tott parties cau, a majority.
The county in nonn1o,,t md rtrh, Thc off,ccs
ovnr 1hIch t,s anh, .v,,, no,n. ~. an,,.sa.e,s
u'ei ""'sa ~, ."e neoL "a'1 OCCUR aso mooe1ase'5
desirable Tue Candidates In both parties, who
are willing to ruin thetr prtvate business bY neg
lect in Attending to thu public business for The
nablie'e Epoa, arc somewhat numerous; alter
We .nro afflicted wItn al shades Of otl'ce-seek-
ers, from thv chronic CONGRESSIONAL aspirant
down to ti!e man 10 nc town caucus Tho will
noif,inatc hstnstIl 10! Cone.aole. hlanJ Of these
ptllcc-scckcrs have from ttms TO time sadd!cd
mn! tle result has always 9cen, that the pnrty
that attempted TO carry the loaa hau been buried
out OF sEht w tic votes Of tie opposite. side.
a oartv suatainsllg blow OF this Character does
not Eceuperase iest.-not as last as tue ba',lI-
dates WHO arc defeated.
These aro ts'a brcakors tint the Republican
more ~ unison IN Iia}ton County than thas
orr.,ny ~ Enoxs e,mnat Int;sno iS, tsi WmsT1
else. It viii not dc TO uresurue 10 any extrnt
upoi, party-fealty. People look mors at men
thhil formerly. Tie ab!ltty 81 the Republican
lare} 10 non..uIae lug ueYli, IL thev enoold "
r,a,,a~cra vii nrr,,fr hi. nrnn,e ~ rnoke ,ha
nominations through lhe delegates iu the rop.
vcntior selected tor. t!lut purpose, the ticket
VIZ ~ a!!outer; anu nca'y "eIRnts WI oe re:
s,s,ess ~ liz i3nnrhfcan nsr,r "a ~ ~. ,,n.e
Importance thun rrwurdtng ANYBODY for past
services. either real or fnncted, to the party.
Mlat We want thls iall arc men that arc the
W a ,t ~ ir,sancctvc - - rane sie Onn
Gus condition, ''0''
The otlIccs to be filled At this fail-etcctlou are
pi tllr utmost Importance to every mau That Inns
~ wpI.n oi dGIopetiM OF fanny. lhey are
scntntiycs. Col,ntv Trsas,1rnr. t:nnntv Audtnr
ShcrItI, niiu County superintendent OF Schools,
There Is not tnan in the county but what
W9uiu oe, ct!'er h'!hse!l of family 1n1aflously
urrsot, shnl i" cmsn n iii ~ m, ,orr,
1nr OF tie nboyc-nnn,eI offices, Both parties
!lAye called tllcir conventions t0 be held In
Augast. Let every snau IN tho county attend
sn ec,iy nar ~ e IT, ~, sano
lion Of dciceatrs TO the conyen,ions.
THE ELFCTIOy.LA1Y 1SOrr1nY.
Ctxn,sytr1 o.. AM 1.-rho at attu.,,
o'"'!"'e'i' ~ 1a's' - nt"t "tless
before TIC congressional lnsest'1atlog Cotamit-
tpe this morning was South uarrls, who made
affidavit rs 10 frauds. Mr. Harris testified that
hc did not say, IL sav Francis With fifteen men
~ e,ao,;o, H., had -, oa,,,,o.s,,,a,, ,r,t,, 49,
W e'ces'u'' o"t' "Ao NJ e'"'e's sa'4"n WILL aoy
Of lllcm,"
MF. Drown here reed from Harrts' affidavit,
wherein he stated TINT he bad tn1kc,, with sn,nn
-, ,,,a., o N>' '~N we" 'S''40
~ r,,. ,"."' ..
Wltuess replied t4At thcre were statements 10
the affidavit that ha did not make.
Mr., Brown sead other portions,
Whnr.a t1rn;.a mak,np, ,hc q, o,,,.,t. ro,s
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