The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-02

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trreeiHs ~sse mad Mr., sAiletie rad tsai ls Atd
nai e.nsissr that There MAs any Isssssas asvtss.ss
sas rlaelss shs proposed legislation IN sle Arlra
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sar ths raNsavs II the It'll. MT With : sis9 h1s
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k,rasisssm ruie III Isonssiaaa. he said that
asenniins 7. ~lat he hsani, he Marrht
ttsa hslt mn.t b. hstt.r governed than Louisiana
u. ssnarursi The Coaneesicat Anti tranip
Law. and assaarsl thar, hefafr saying 10 The ths
nsss thai they Mnst ~. he ~uald sAy " esr,s Ian
.n she statute itnk ehi.h oppressed the lAl~suHg
eiasssss that Il must ~. tlss national banks must
go the natl nsl l,ohas mnst 80. ths land nsanalss
lists must -. the ni.antans OF iiie menss 10 the
tae ,aslItens al*o,t.~i sy srin is.nds ulas, ~ oa
anee NOR. ~ make GLAD thr heart Of th~ teller.
what people wanted = ~ bread. not blood. Mr ~
Ia Maisr spoke ~ th. same vein. Doxn with the
pneril. cry oi revolution raised nv thos~ Who had
heen ards side ants I'm th. ash-r,
lie had no language 10 utter his snrreine cssn.
svMpt Tor H. The country wanted peas. not r..
apenins nf sectional strife. Mr.. usssasnn de-
nuuneest th% Ofeenhssk representatives tor the FOL.
il. ratl tn ahsi ,h.y had o.ea .naaiginv. He said
that thry aIIsAsed "a hin, 10 I've prepared 10 sta,
the national credit and honor and that shvir
speesh.s w.rr like the ehasterinv ot some mantlin
individual M a funeral. Mr.. nraas followed Mr
fIsseteu. lie sasd The attempt Of the Republican
iallsd. The rcorle Of New i.rk kew tina,
th~ men et the south Who had been brave
enough IL Aght the hattie when they had ,aid au~n
sns.. asms n ssa ,ss % ~, a"sa srsss - ra
trat. Whsn thc hoys Ia hue ami the rrAs had
knvt teseser Al thu fert ii thr 8cddrss of Liberty
the hoss III blue had stood sponsors Tor the hes.
IN gray. ~ fl~y would always stand against Auy
party or men ~ho attempted 10 hrtak down th.
hul~srks oi civil iihertA Ths attempt II the IT..
pnblieAn party VAS 70 aiitsn the backbone ~
the President and torce hltu IL stAr,e The army
tn death II ~nnid te 4 AtsiMs eios~ 10 tlr R~rnh
iesn party IN sIe rsssatse branch " the ttnstrn'
meni snr their President ~ sivnAye his lat tern,
hy attempting t. defeat the will ot the pf"pl. Ter
the rnrrpsu II siuls the Will nj his party. fhr
rcsuli Ut thr arpit tnassrs II that party had bss
II ehest the halet .es II thr fruits u ~ victory
ami Atii the Republicans hAd check enough ~ tAh
abaui she purity ot .t.rtiuns.
lAe Army Appropriation hill VAS finally
lasssi hs sr ssitass Oh tho sash ~ strict party
snse a Democrats u ~ Republicans. Several
amendments eern offered hs the Republicans Ali
II Mhlsh N~re ssssi down --- III the House debate
On tl.e Legislative h.i wAs resumed. and nualher
et memh1rA delivered themselves u speeches.
Ths long debate In tho House On tho lrgis-
lslasi.e Appropriation bin was brought 10 close
on tho With NJ Arrii, and the measure
pasncd with tho political smendmensa IN
II. substantially M II came from TIM
esmmitiec. Mr.. uArneif~ amendment ~ strike out
I'll ths political amrnlmcnsa wAa rejected ny vote
of ~ ,sas ii I'M nays. aud hnaily the bill waa
ras.rd hy nj sntr III ttn srAs II ia nays. All
thr Republicans voted In thu negative. All the
t.frsnhaeks except Harlow, III Vermont. AMI k.l
Icy ~ lsans,lsAnla, sr.ed With the pmocrats for
the Oiil.e---Ihs Aenatu Maa not In session.