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nus1 o'cf t'io HGAts VI Iuo minority IN tuo
flo then. denounced the Army bll1. Alter
The ting had come When tho Hia Iurtty tsHro
not aljourn Tic session afl leave The
INV when liz vlolo battle has been fonaht, i
is proposed by trick. artIlce, mid jnugc Of wosds
70 do what had failed IN HI open measure. Thn
words "as police force " were nero cheat.
ii 'o poiIs.s % iie s.s "t al 10 @ sept t. lie Sfs 70:
ssronssolllsy for any proceeding, call II o''strlc
tlon or ansthtnE etsc. to prcvont tho passage of
euch bill without debate.
TO SNOW l1a KEAr, NATURE,
Mr. Conkling haylne yl,argcl the ntllcr sl'ao
,y the Mississippi River Commission bill this
morning 10 10 allowed in this dcbato on the
hr1ny blu, Mr. Launr rose at The conclusion
y Mr. Conktlngs remarks, and snfd tint %
Eta sS '' to f%y hin 'a';''"'e ~ss s",cers s n, o
,aa lived in valu II hi WIS moi superior to such
tcharuo from such source. 1t IN not nIv pus.
pose, lie snid. 10 indulge III personalities, mt
VII say to the Senator That !, he intended to
Intimate that anything havo done was not tn
rood ta,th,
I PRONOUNCE his BTAT1MRNT FALsEHoon,
which rspe with all tho .inmitteatctl contcmpt
that feel for the author Of It,
Mr., Conktng+ who hall bern walking slowly
taek aud forth behind the bonchcs, atsaucc,l to
h!s seat a.ill said,
commencement of The remarks. ,hr ctllufnatfDu
Of whtci, / heard 'futn tbc 1nrnhcr Irom
NfsslestppL Ii i understand The 1,,rr,bcr
ftght be intended 10 tmp,lse, nml lid in plaju
nnd uuparlsamcntary lA,gnagc fInpslte. TO me
in Intentional mIshtatenlrnt. (PausinE. Tic
Senator does not t!terlnm tllnt1
i.amsr-l will state what l intended, alr, 50
thgrc cnu be nu rllstat;c.
The presiding otllccr fCockril) calle,l Mr.,
Lamar ID order, h,l,l Atr. tonklny provccJct1
Whether mn willing to ruspond to The suem.
ber from M!ssisstppi depends entirely upon what
Tint inclnbcr has to say, und whak kg did say
and far the ttne being DO not choose to hold
nny communication with lin. I understood
The senator to state, in ptaln, upparifa.
mentary language, thnt thr statement
OF mine to which l1e refers
vas falschootl. II caught Ills woriIs Alright,
hare only to say-{this not being tic pFuce to
measure With a1y t,,nil lie capacity to yloiatv
, 1879-06-19
NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE.

coscoRp, N. H., Jltns 18.-1he House anil
Senate. In Joint cohssuton, elected A. u.
rhompson. Secretary df State; solon A. Carter,
state Treasurer: Johu-t Clark, stata Prluicr,
lics1ry ". BLUR wns declared elected Unite1
etatea Senator. II,
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GREAT BRITAIN.

NEAHLY B0UATEFN MILLIONS.
LONDON, Jttno 18.-Tho will of Daron Lionel
do Rothschitd dtsposca Of ,nersonalty to the
'umoupt Of !&3,7DO, 00n
FAILultE8.
LoNnoN. JUNG 18.-alut.hew Dlckle. trading
"a David Bowles a Co., coston-spiunsr, at
Stockport, has failed. Liabilities, Isl 100.
LONDON, June 18.-James Addy, colliory pro-
prietor. Of Sheffield, h.a fu!led. Liabilities,
$4,000.
COLLAPSED.
Tho strike Of lumbcrnlen III Sweden hna col.
lapsca,
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ODESSA. June l3.--Numerons arrests wcre
made ut daybrcak OF The 18Th Inst, Including.
those Of tnne students, professors, anu
municipal employees. Thlrty-stx Of the
prlsoncra have bcon sout to Arehapgcl. They
nro not awara Of any oifense, except that thc3
are Liberals
, 1879-06-19
TEMPERANCE.

dpfe7d| UkpdesR "a Tfs 1ff1xHA
0AhvlLLk, ILL.,, june l8.--rAe Dauvillo Tenn
pefanca Association, having leased tlIs Vsrtull-
ioa Street opata.lioYfSa TIl! formally dedicate
Of kankakea, Will deli9er the opcnl.s saillrss,
followed by ]. Il. Hofslellcs. of Sterling. Iii.
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ROpBER ANRESTRD.
sT. PErEnsuuno, June 18.-1'he burglar WHO
robbed te Receivers Office, a.: chprsou, OF
600 roublea, has boon nrrcsted,- Ono mill
ion roubles were found upon hItn.
, 1879-06-19
PANAMA..


nEYoLUTIoH RNpEp.
New Yong, June 18,-Eews las boon received
from Panama that the revolution euded Sunday.
, 1879-06-19
6IC11lY.


: AAh1t'nlA 1AtARuAh0s
RoME, juno 18.-'rhcra was . Violent Garth
qnake Yesterday near Aci, ststly. F.yo Villages
were almost wholly destroyed. Ten persons
were killed anil several injured. Tho tnhabit-
nnts Of tho district aru tlco!ug en- nasta
, 1879-06-19

tFnh
1ArbA. nmt Tim civilian. l.d ~, ~. llre In Rcrtrsi
os(|isiiisEtnu 1 t,r. "St VIII 'r"af,y slt.yrelel IN
tnid,tl .ck alu,t riuht int in to lanco In,
aellt then, scampcrt,, r. H. 'is XII, tl,lls wI,rh
E.traaa ioweycii. .ier i,oats ,l,a a!.n The nanc,
consultation If tic t,f11rrrs ~ fh' MID, sftcr
tnccd oil tl.cjr boata On III ~ ,pt poth shps teY
vIlixrns aid stca1ne,i sin,s,sro ,soEs sit!o ot e
they lind 'tltiftctl dnriuv ar H. III from Whefo
u f'rtng. dno i1oat frotn. .''u1s HI. cctsa.on
,Eica1atin Ind run md rerr,nn. tme l'aneo
rhant Ehtpsqho lt,ats alurrl ~ ,,'J ~ In! mar
nlnuns ttse,ii nnl' heuan tlrInt, ~ ta pulled In
shattered hy t)1e slltns. 11,n W., oeE partly
wcru scattered Throughout tho .ioops Sho
ayatlndfo shelter. Tired On lin hoo.. az tfcfy
the soitacss who mad takcn si,cito,, ss la also
hill ut tho first boubardt,,ont III, nicnnd he
opened fire again With snot a,tl sh"1i s0lps
rcntlT determined 10 destroy tha tnr. appa.
~! 9aery fnat', Wolnan, and chill ID /, 1!'a m
q, nrG,,,.1 nr M, % v,,. H. a snGl bnllcis rain
solitary soldiers at the raItr,oi .uu, ,o,s ssc .au
also several soldiers flrng from bohind nflhg
immediately below tho English Consulate 'gSEs Ts,
oiuIu osu. 70 ~ a''5aek % .ne atienton at the OfIio
thcn, 1l1c noattn" hon''.,, 1. nmot anu alell to
occupants, they rushed tnro,;rn TX ~ ny ior M
a'nl tnole tlclter behtnd largo rocks bnrs ~ ~
rt,n . a"H aRa', oeea ii'fng at Tic bo,is
tl,rIr ln,tsEctry n,s,tc rnas ~ I HILL s'is snnks oi
tin O'lIlvetns tuorv crceIy a,ii ~ ~. 'ae ltc ol
allot and shell OH tie Epgfsh Consuai.e' . unit
"hlcfI the Consular i'ag was flying. Al J'sf tsi'
,,rnn sousIn.o ,I WV !ni OF women mud ca
l,abies. fln,ina t,e ~ veo'eus4, Ntt theievt.
absence, hfr. jairrey, WHO vas oft IL .sSbposat1 sb
t!c Consulate, took refuge In ay elsp. H. ~ .!
no' anu eame on hoard With lltswi[o ind faunlI,
am1 ~, v r. "nne ,,aS teS stood IN; ILLS nl[s
elottly after tey Ind lctt t. tic nusanf,sasadel
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NOTES AND NEWS.
FoR THU QUO EAR,

fEeetai Rfspdsch 70 7..e git,HaA
WARRINGTON, u. O., Juno IA denial for
political etIoct tn Ohio has bcsn u,ade Of ths
statement that Representative Ewng was tu-
struu,cnta! In securing the rcluoyal OF Capt,
hlaektnEi, tho onc-aTnud ux.Uuioa ot.lcer ro-
Gently dismissed from tho Capitol police force,
nml Of securing thu appointment fur his s,c.
cessoE, The present Incumbent Ut tbs Office
was apponts4 hutore Eupk btacklonl wss IT,
moved, and an examination of tho ,|ucuu1cuta
a'ed IN hIs behalf dissloses thu fact tlla, Geu.
Ewing was hts principal iauorser. The appltca,
tIon u ten" Alaa1urk Tor Caut- llacklpri'v
position bears upon tts back thu following. Iu.
l9rsenlent:.
hive known Gen. Allaback for a nurnbsr Of
years. kMd. believing III Will dischxtKu E4s duties
" ths ohlcG 10 entire satsfactlon very cordially
recommend Ills appointment.
leordial'Y concur in tho aeo.s Endorsement
J. e. y. HLAcKuuns.
1t should Ia said In jistiee to Gen. Ewing
tl'at thu dcalAl reEcrre4 10 uora not rotue froln
a., II Ia lVtllsFa Assoetats1 Pftss,
i. WASHINGTON, d. o., Iu4u 1t.~~Iho Senate
Coni1'ittcs ~ Privileges auu Elections tQ.4ay
resumed confederation of thu question whether
thcy should recommend Investigation BY tic
henate ol tbs rAargex contained In u,eiuuftuts
WHICH hal b9eh referred to tlIeM coucernlng tho
election Of senat9r lugalls. Fiso tos, according
te oMs account, sts) VI tho Democratic Mcn}berS
u Tie Colnm!ttea took !l'e ground to-llY that
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,HESIrE.
WAsl1SurnN, D.l e., juno 19.-Tho Commit
leo on Cfyl, scrytrc and fctrcncmout, to Which
was. referred the incnor1al Of j.. 3. urccn ard
oslcrs, Of Rhode Isl land, re'at|ng to alleged ylu-
latluns of Srrs. 1,7A and t,7,5 VI Tho Revised
Statutes md alleged violations nj Cyll.seryico
rcfor', waa authorized tn et during lilo rcycss
n'"l appoint Subcommittee to conduct tho
tnrestlEntlon. -, !;
The Mississippi River improvement Commits
sion bill was taken Up.
Tile bill oassed With Tic scuato amendments
brovIa'ng tssat the Commission shall consist OF
seven mcmbcFs--threu from the Engineer Corps
of tho army, one frorn the Coaat aud t'codcttc
Survey, md three ftotn civil life two OF whom
Mes.rs. Chandler. Morrill,, rlutt, mud sau,s.
burr "eFo tue only Senators voting "nay."
-. 1sorsa.
Mr.. Neal introduced Joint resolution tlcfip-
|nE tho nseanInH Of Scr. j of tln net making a11-
rroptlatInfs tor 'Ae payment Of arrears Of peil-
ions of that act all persons who havo been, or
who may hcreaftnr he, placed upon the pension
rolls w virtt'o OF any soeciai net Of Con1ress.
=, Inc i!ouse then resumed consideration Of the
Mr: llos,ctlcr, who had charge OF the bill, IN.
Sisted on tho previous question, rs the Rcpub.
iieans declined TO TX any tmo for action on the
bil! ictore January uext.
Tho Republicans thrrounon declined to vote,
leaving tin ilot1so without a quorum.
The fnornlng hour was consumed In voting
upon dilatory motions, and the bill relating to
poiitiea! assessments went over without action.
Ar. McsIahon. from thu Appropriation Cnn,-
tnittce, reported back the judiciary Expenses
bill, with ihr Senate amendments, arul OF lis
motion amendments No. 3 and NJ. . fverlai)
Wore coneurrcu in, aud amendment No. | fox
eeptltlH Iron, tho provisions VI tt,e htli Scc 319
u s!'e NovIset atRtntes] Was non.concurrel liz.
The spcaker announced tho appointment Of
Aessrs. McAialon, Cobo, and h1ouroe Il. COW
House adjourned.
, 1879-06-19
ITALY j.
nEAH.n1n

ROME, Juno 1s.-card'ua' Caraia d Traelto is
dtad, ... y
, 1879-06-19

To ihs rTtattrn A.toetatta Prt,s
NEWCASTLE Juus 18--Ite stakes AMI Sports-
ma" Challenga Cup were haaNlea to Haniao, ut
social gathering to-day. 1lanlan, Ward, Of
lorouto, and, Chrtstopher UarrRss 'stgned tho
Usual surctsos for the saia custody of tile cup.
ltan'aa eatd he 'asoufd, OF COURSE, ho much
pleasea II tho next challenger consented to como
10 Toronto; but rather than cause, any mis-
understanding. by would ba happ, to roturn to
EnEland, to row any pbuna dde challenge Of
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-31
LoRENA,

The words Of the old song Of "Lorena, y
once 80 popular, are said to have been
written by the Rev. NJ. D. L. Webster, o.
Neenah, Wis. Mr.. Webster, in his youne
days, 80 the story goes. fell very much in
love with . young lady Of Evansville,
Ohio, who reciprocated his passion, bu,
whose family strongly objected to hel
choice. The result was . separation,
painful, but final. The lady wrote him
last letter, in which she used the words,
"If We try, We may forget" afterward
employed in the song, coming in ct the
close of . stanza:
For ''H We Try, We may forget"
Were words Of thine long yean ego.
The last verso is - follows:
Yes, these were words Of thine, Lorens.
They burn within my memory Jet,
Tley touch some tender chords, Lorena,
Which thrill and tremble with regret,
There Il future. Obi thank God,
Oflife this IL 20 small part.
IT'S dust to dust beneath The cod.
But there, mp there. 'tis hsart 10 hart.
Both parties are married now, and -
doubt happy bat the curious story Of
one Of the most popular songs ever pub.
lished in this country win interest thou
sands to whom Il was once % familiar.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-31
FRANK LESLIE'S
Popular Monthly
For November

Contains . vast amount of highly interesting
matter, and many OF the papers are replete with
leading article, Ferdinand DeLesseps," the
pr9inVcior Of the Suez Canal, by Mr.. Chase;
MISSIONER" the famous painter. by NJ Rob-
inson; '.Hops and Hop Culturr, :" by the same
suthor; THE Jaginess Artisan at Home, BY
road Jaunt in Costa Rics, - Meteorological
Resisers;" etc; thsse arc all proiasely illus
Babes in the Wood, is concluded. There are
several short stories by o. W. Holmes, Charles
H. Webb. Walter E McCapn, and other cele-
brAtel authors; some admirable sketches; poems
of great merit by Il. Cough, Fitz-Jsmes O'brien,
G. A. Davis, ETC., and . miscellany Astounding
with welcome paragraphs, embracing large
variety If subjects, anecdotes. etc., etc. The
end Of the year draws near, and . subscription to
the Popular Monthly for 1880 would prove most
desirable present IN the home circle. There are
in each number l2S quartO pages, about LOO illus
tratiOns, with . beautiful chrome frontispiece,
and the price Of single number is only IS cents.
the annual subscription Is, or u so for Six and
81 for four mOnths. Address FRANK LKsLIE's
PUBLIsHISG HOUSE, s., s. and 81 Park Place
New York.
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People are grumbling good deal now
over the Postof6ce Department orders
which render it An absolute necessity to
put on the whole address or the letter
or paper will not be forwarded to its
destination. II does seem like . good
deal of red tape to detain anything d.
rected to New York City without the
addition Of the State, since there can be
no mistake about the metropolis Of the
Union, but still If the rule can b bro
ken ones il may BE- hundred times.
The object Il 70 eonpsl people to use
moFe cafe IN directing their letters. II
Aaftes ell, IN a1W Natttef TO - exact
6 iii psttDISad vpDh savs much
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-31
POLITICAL MACHINE AxIoMs

POLITICAL MACHINE AXIOMS
"A political party needs q machine in
the sense that it needs q working organ.
ization.
The machine in this sense exists fol
the good of the party.
The machine in this sense is an instru.
ment of the party-an essential instru-
ment, perhaps, but still an instrument.
There is no vitality in political ma.
chine.
The strength of a political machine is
the strength of the party behind it.
The object of political machine is to
do the work required of it by the party.
When q political machine tries to con-
troll party the order of nature is re-
versed-the tail tries to wag the dog.
This makes the dog laugh.
When the engineer of political ma.
chine the engineer is United
States Senator or . Presidential candi-
date this instrument of party
counter to the judgment of the party. he
lies awake nights thinking what the
party will do about it.
It is supposable that in certain cir
cumstances q political machine may be
more intelligent than public opinion,
but in the United States, public opinion
il the court of last resort, and possesses
the power to enforce its DEGREES.
A party which is worse than its ma
chine is an untrustworthy party.
A party which is better than its ma
chine cannot be controlled by its ma.
chine.
When q political machine ceases to be
responsible to public opinion it is time
to change the engineers, for if tits better
than public opinion it viii be inefficient,
while if it is worse public opinion will
not tolerate it.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-31
JUSTICEV BLANKS
And al kinds Of LEGAL BLANKS fuynishe1 IN
large quantities at 10 prices.
Al Orders WI Receive Prompt Attention.
Election Notice.

sherid's Proclamation of the time of holding
General Election for District and County
officers.
State of Kansas, Allen county, Is.
The State Of Kansas to all to whom these pres :
ents shall come greeting: Know Ye, thst 1, Al
bert HOdgs0n, Sheriff OF Allen county, Kansas,
by virtue of authority in me vested, do by this
Proclamation, give public notice that on the
Der, 4. b. 1879, there win be held . General
Election, and theonfcers at that time to be chosen
are ~ follows, tO-xit:
One Judge District Court, eth District.
One County Clerk
One County Treasurer.
One County Register Of Deeds.
One County Sheriff.
One County Coroner.
One County Commissioner, I'd District.
And voter Of electors for said officers win be
received Ut the polls Of each election district in
said county.
In witness whereof. have hereunto set my
18th day Of September. A. d. lS79
ALBERT HODGSON, Sheriff.
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THE BESTIEvER KNEW OF.

J. G. Starkey, prominent and influ
entail citizen of Iowa City, says: Il have
had the Dyspepsia asa Liver Complaint
for several years, and have used every
remedy I could hear of, without any
relief whatever, until I saw your Shiloh's
Vitilizer advertised in our paper, and
was persuaded to try it. l am happy to
state that it has entirely cured me. 1t is
certainly the best remedy I ever knew
Of" Price IS cts Sold by r. B. Steven
son, druggist, lola, Kansas.
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lhe CheaDet llsie House il Anaia
NEW PUBLICATIONS..
THE GREAT SUCCESS

Which has attended the sales Of Sesjbs1's
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plans for the future. The regular edition Of
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month to month, until now y :yerages about
year. 81. MeAolss,
THE WORLDS CHILD MAGAZINE
9os e. Mser " S.sss 81 L! @ e
Of this asgazjae that u % tie besf ehjl6s 1sgaSiHe
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where Il has been received with the highest praise
The L0ndoR Dejlv Ne,os ''wishes IL could point
out its equal in Eoglsh Literature;" and the
mseszine.." In Paris. Monsiew NJ DeI.arave i
to issue . monthly adoption Of 81. Nicholas In
French, and . volume made up from 81. MeAelss
is to be translated into Arabic for the delight Of
Moslem children.
BUY THE NOVEMBER NUMBERS
Of both these magazines; they being new volumes
Each has two fronsispieces, and Is permanently
enlarged-St Nicholas il printed on heavier paper
with broader margins, and contains over sixty
Illustrations, aud about thirty stores and poems.
A NEW AMERICAN NOVEL
Of Creole life, by Geo. W: Cable. author Of odd
Creole Days" begins IN SeTie.er; 'Conadence,"
ton TO articles on art, short stories, ETC., there
are six papers Of special interest to farmers, ON
1.-THE Agricultural Districts in Great Britain;"
Small Fruits, - by +. r. Roe; LAWN Trees, I"
by Samuel Pars0ns, etc. etc.
1.-THE REIGN OF PETER THE GREAT"
by EUGENE SCHULTZ, is noted esliterially. This
splendid series of ILLUSTRATED HISTORICAL Pa
PERs, the greatest work OF the sort Yet under
taken by any popular magazine, will begin In
the January issue, and will continue for two
The November numbers have been delayed on
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They may now be had Of dealers, or will be sent
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-31
STATE RIGHTS.

Senator Conkling, in his Brooklyn
speech, thus summed up what the dogma
of state rights has done:
State rights brought on the war with
Mexico, to get more territory to plant
with slavery.
State rights flung down the Missouri
compromise to spread slavery, and wrung
from the court the bred Scott decision.
State rights sent the army into Kan
sas, and by war, murder and Outrage,
attempted to force slavery upon her and
upon other coming States.
State rights hunted slaves in peaceful
communities with artillery and dra-
goons.
State rights dispersed legislatures with
the army Of the nation.
State rights plundered the treasury
and Frustrated the credit of the nation.
State rights scattered our shipe in dis
tant seas, stripped northern arsenals of
arms and sent them to the South, and
put our armies under traitors who sur
rendered them, and oil this was to so ar
range that the government might be
easily murdered in its bed.
State rights waged the rebellion, with
its mighty, murderous sacrifice of life
and treasure.
State rights murdered Lincoln, and
tried to murder his chief officers of state.
State rights now main and murder
national officials in the discharge of their
duty.
State rights since the war have per.
petuated nameless, numberless horrors,
making free government by majorities
in several states, and subject
ing 70 worse than slavery . race which
the nation and all it, citizens are bound
before God and man to protect.
State rights just Of late have grasped
At still higher usurpation.
When, before tho war or since, till 70
Gently, dared any party say that the gov.
should be strangled and starved
unless, - the price of ito existence, the
President would give up his duty and
his oath.
Who before ever dared to say that tho
revenues paid BY the people should still
be collected, but arrested and enlarged
while the government and laws should
perish?
inter the judgment Of the county on all
The vote of this county this year must
these things.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-31
MUZZLED BRIGADIERS.


The next session of Congress will wit
ness the muzzling of the Southern Brig
adiers by the Northern Democrats in all
probability. An associated press dis
patch from Washington, dated Oct. Goth,
says:
The Northern De rocrats who have
been here within the last few days evince
decided determination to sit down up
on the Southern brother. Until the Last
two sessions of Congress, this specimen
of the Democracy was kept pretty we'll
muzzled by his northern allies, and only
1t intervals was he allowed to express
himself whenever and in what manner
he chose in the halls of Congress. When
the confederate brigadiers got control of
the caucusses of both Houses all this was
changed, and the ex-rebel, finding him
self jaw. loose, broke forth, and in mum.
berless speeches, made perfectly clear the
feelings and intentions of the majority
of the Democratic party. The result of
this has been shown in the election in
Ohio. The northern Democrats chafed
at the action of their southern brethren
but could not stop them. They now
claim that the danger to the party is i'm
minent on account of the southern rule
in its counsels, which has been clearly
demonstrated, and that the only safety is
to be found in again putting the muzzle on
the brigadiers. They are determined in
this, and the consequences will be, the
return to rule in the party Of the north
ern element after very stubborn resist
ance on the part of the x-confederates.
Since Senator Lamar's return to Mis-
sissippi, considerable interest has been
felt here regarding the statement said to
have been make by him, just before his
departure, of his intention to denounce
the Yazoo method of disposing of opposi
ton to the regular Democratic organiza-
ton. A prominent Mississipian here.
who. although stanch Democrat, is not
very enthusiastic admirer of Lamar's,
said to-day that be had eagerly scanned
the news from the south to see his de-
nunciation: that the Senator would not
touch upon what, in that section, would
be considered . delicate subject; but
that he had been struck by the mastery
manner in which Mr.. Lamar had avoided
such reference BY devoting his speeches
to N elaborate vindication of his record
in Congress.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-31
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