The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-08-22
POLITICAL NOTES.


pot vrvrA, Norpc
what a treat frie,d he v.s tn them Rus voor.
bees. who was Ginning with ysIandineham m
those DAYS. h.s.-0sio U.ion.
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The reports OF the revival Of the IRON interests
OF the country with a more than corresponding
increase OF wages anora unmistakaoie evidence
AWARDED nave come ~ lsst' ana 'ne occupation
VI the ho"ierS VI s'ar 's'i"" 70 0e''"i! so"e A"'
sne present.-Ahen'so" Champion.
The publication Of the fact that Mrs. Chisolm
has determined to brave the dangers Of . visit to
Kemper county, Miss, to testify against the
assassins OF her husband ana children, mas a.
re'ay oorhe ifu". mrs. Cishoihi VIII not 30
a'one 70 CONFRONT the hhuraerers. She VIII NC
escol'e" ny "enerA stewart L., oo''lo'" ""o
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Vi MrS. Cis"oin' ue'e'''"a''"n W "o p'o''"s
NJ Tue tria,, nc wro'e' ""er'"s '''e ee'''oe, VI
n'i"s.i' anu Ms ","s'e' - al e''o''' "''" '"''
'a'e "een aoeeP'e"'
This Is u sad season for demagoSues who have
hoped to ride into Office by making poor m onths
over the state Of the country. Prolific harvcsts
have rewarded the farmers toll. Mills and man
ufsctories are all busy. Railroads have all the
carrying trade they can do, and railroad enter
prise is seeking new fields. Business is good in
all departments Of commercial activity. Re-
sumption has been accomplished without diff
Guilty or distress. Greenlacks are as good rs
gold. Silver circulates freely. Our exports ex-
ceet our imports by hundreds OF millions annu-
ally. We are not only feeling Europe, but are
with her manufacturers in all parts Of
the world. The country Is prospecting, and this
prosperity is becoming more solid. healthy and
en'uring each week. 1t Is II sad season, rs We
nave .a"' ior 'he p''ii"' "e'has's"e' "h" thrive
y" P"'''o "i''ie'. aH' "ie n'PPs oii'' vic" '"e'
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But who ever thought Of bill Of the First Ma
tional or the commercial National when they.
failed in Kansas City? Those banks have been
out of existence year and half yet one OF their
notes to-day 10 rs good as gold Amid all the
crash and destructOn.of values since 1873 not one
cent has been lost on the notes Of national banks
W hat would not the people OF Canada give To-
day was the circulation of their banks in the same
safe condition? People sometimes don't seem to
realize when they are well OF. This Canada
banking system is what the men who wish TO
destroy national bank circulation, and then the
legal tender quality Of the greenback. want to
for the perfect paper currency We now
have. II is the sort Of currency that is meant by
being on "specie basis" All these Canada
banks issue so many dollars in paper for each
specie dollar claimed to he in their vaults, but
when suspension comes then come, the brokers'
harvest by buying up at 80 ami - cents The
national bank has to put up 500 in interest bear
.hey break their notes are good rs gold Let us
profit now by what we see in Canaia, and let
we'll enough, alone.-K. C. Journal.
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,n , 50 . Oh. anu 50 OIL sos seem ,h;a
,.r;,ra, himself sore.wore his a,leei,nce com.
Mite, treason and raised armies against this
and within afteen wears from the
.losc of the most costly and bloody war of
modern times. set on foot and carried on by the
conspiracy of which he was the head; within
fifteen years from the date of his defeat and cap
urc. and the suppression of his rebellion, he
hould be seriously spoken of as a candidate for
Senator in the Government he failed to destroy
md toward which, upon his own statement his
ceilings have undergone no cnanse. IL aees seem
'ar''iy possible. And 1t is not strange 'nat ~nen
men VINO h"d oecome somewhat a'quain,e e, WIN