The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-23

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Twenty thousand II our comrades
sleep thu everlasting sleep because
of lives etvrn for th~ nation. and In
this great Hacrihcc lowa IN propor.
it"n to population stands frsi. lsr.
publics arr grateful. or rather the
republican party. who saved the life
u the nation, IA and therefore II n u
the great love Tor you that % many
u our comrades hold 20 many and
such high positions on tho list tD
Reb~ls have no gratitude for thc
dead nor pride In their living sol.
dirrs, and thur II II explained Why
VIC have 30 many union generals In
congress md tho rcbcla have 10
few Y II was no doubt gratitude
for past snnsrings and hcroism that
Maine has two able bodied mon In
tho United States senate, and South
Carolina two poor, one-l~ggcd con.
fe,icrnt~s. who only obtained their
scats through the kindness Of our
republican members of the north In
passing the different amnesty bills
and restoring to citizenship all Of.
tenders. thus making "trcsson oii.
GUS" aud solving the question "who
won 1t shiloh DID v0m L6ts, or
WAS Il ~ past events have proven
TINT noble patriotic band known na
home guards.
Your comrnde, LEE IL. SEATnN.
Hon. q. DE- In Matyr introduced a
bill drawn by Col. Chiids, authorizing
conRress Ia issue tl.OOO. OOO.000 In
grcenbaeks IN bc loaned 10 corpora.
lions employing labor. Tho .honest
money men Of both the old parties
ridicnlo tl,e scheme without stint
Had thc bill been one 10 issur Tint
amount In bonds drawing 1 per cent
interest. payable cmi.nnnually. II
would hAvo been hcrnltlsh forth ~
containing th- ~l~msnts ~ financial
wlsdom. You sce that would be
right In tho hand OF the corporations
which rob. but not employ labor.
0recnbacks In abundance make good
tlmes Tor the men who work: plenty
Of bonds make good tlmes for the
fellows who don't work. That IL tho
difference IN the two schemes.
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| On his return 70 Mansfield, Ohio,
his home, few days ago John Hhcr.
man delivered speech upholding
the interference Of federal soldiers at
elections. In his speech No find
these words: Let tho states hold
their local elections m they please,
but let the general governmcst have
lone day In two years 10 hold :
elections. untramiacllcd BY State
interference. On liz face that
looks plausible. Let IA, however,
turn Il over, aud examine II IN the
Tight Of facts, and IN keeping with
our form Of government, and our In.
stitutions. What do We nnd: "That
tho government has no elections 10
hold; that Il In Tho thing clcctssl !;
that Il 10 the body chosen: that Il Ii
"of right without the power Of choice;
that Il hAs no right to control others
I'm their choice"
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Lot ~ remind those Republican
leaders who are 20 thoroughly soc.
tionat toward the South TINT Scott,
Thomas. FArrngut. stanton. Andrew
johnson md Lincoln were Southern
born. II these mems names wore
stricken from the history u tho war
for the Union, how much Of the his.