The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-12
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thcit hv,sl,s and hi. hobby il nnanee.
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arn,ly sssra shr sal,irct much staas
and tl,onrht. and IL ever ready Tor dis.
russion. U.n. Weaver In q n.eml~f II
Congress frrm the sixth Iowa d,strict,
having hc~n clrc,eh IN the urrenhaek
ticket In lsss. lie was in,lorsd by the
Democrats and electe,l over his Nepab
l,can opponent hy alnnt 2,.s1o majority,
IL Was formerly Republicans. hnt leis
IL ~ unite his political fortunes with
the National UrvsAl,ack party.
The following arr some questions
asked ten. Weaver by our reporter ami
the answers given by him:
Reporter What question will oc.
cnpy the attention III Congress u. The
coming session."
Weaver "'rhc silver and currency
The financial question will he the mosl
important. The great question In
American politics to-day il. Whu
ahall issue the money OF the country
and control its volnmc, the banking
corporations or the uovcrnn,entY and
II will bc the great question for all
future timc, or until finally and def;
nilcly settled"
twill the policy pursued hy tho
Democrats In the special session hc MI.
hcrsed to la the coming session."
W.-"No. That policy Wan vetoed by
the President aud vetoed hy the pco,
pie"
Il "What IL your opinion of tho In
gals invcstih atiuns"
W.-.~"'rhcrc II not tho slightcst prob.
ability of Ingalls, being unscatcd"
k-"Whst about kclloggy'
W." Tho Kellogg investigation h.
gins this week. Ae will he investl'
gated. but will not hc disturbed In hi,
scat for prudential rcAsons."
X 80" What Il your opinion of III,
political effect III the New York cleo
lion?"
w, "Therc IL Nh impression, quite
general, Tint The effect of the Now
York election IL 10 place rilden beyond
Presidential controversy, hut hay.
doubts oM this point. vilden may not
control I 4 Democratic nomination In
his own behalf, but he will exercise
great influence In determining thc
nomince. Tie two Sans. Ill,lcn and
randall. are working together. II will
take fast team 10 pass thcm on ths
political highway
Il -" Who win he the nominee II the
Democratic partyg'
w" Ti.,en out II tho way, liayard
of Delaware. will 10 nominated. MAn.
cock Inns y following, but il urant il
nominated by the Republican party
iii. Democrats should not nominate i
soldier. Judge Davis. III Illinois, wonkl
be thu most available candidate for III,
Democrats. BAyarl could carry New
York and Now Jersey, but would lose
Indiana. aud could hardly be elected
owing To his cxtrcme financial views
Davis would carry New York. lllinoir
Indiana, California and Oregon
Hendricks haS no show for tho nom
inAtion,"
H.. Who will bc TIN Republican
nominee for prcsi,lent2'
W" ainnt. blaine Or Sherman. II
urant should not bc the candidate
either on account ri lcclinntion or le
feat In the convention, the fcnd hc'
tween ConklinH aud blaine would DO
feAt Blaine. aud the nomination would
70 to Sherman, or some unknown
mnn."
Il. "What about tl,cse Grant ova
tions9"
W." believe these uran. ovation,
arc part II the third.tcrm plan. The,
are deliberately planned an,lcarrIed nn'
10 help along the O,an. hoomY"
h" arAnl nominated what ahon
his slrcngthS'
W." urant In Tho strongta IA man th,
Republicans Gun naminMtu. because hs
IL strong In Now York, which II ~
gArtled ~ thr pivotal State. Int he can
not carry Now York over l,ayard o.
Davis"
L." Genera, the newspapers ars
intimAting thatthe Republicans, despair
ing of carrying Now York for shoir can
li,latc Oh the popular vote. may. lhfongl
The Legislature, provide Tint that body
which, In Republican, shall select Nov
lorkh thirty .iivc electoral voter. Villa
10 yon think II thniY'
W. -"lf tho necessity exists they vii
do II. The Republican party will IL
anything ~ pcrpetnatc power
R."Will thc Nationals run Il prcsi
DENTAL ticket In 1AsOY"
W.--"Yes. mnlcts Tho world comes /,
an end, or tho millennium hc nsherc,
In"
R."Who arc your candilatc.y I"
N."We have no "a didntcH. Whcl
the time co,nen ~ nominate. the MAl
will bc found"
R,--.0en. Weaver, I scr your nam
has been suggested ~ tho probAhl
candidate of tho National party 10
President"
Vs. havc not the tirat symptom
of tho Presidential cantaaion. neithc
10 / think II has extended 10 any of th,
members oi onr party, fur Tho rea1oi
that mono have hccn seriously ~
po.atl,"
Il. -"WhAt Abont your vicc prcsi
dcntf"
W. "Our Vice President will III
taken from tho South. n thing nuithc