The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-02-07
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his luint and retain shr Offensive nilierr
hs .uup d'efat. nf he must resign,
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iii thr sisest thing under tlas ritrnn
stances anil resigned. though IL wnt,I
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demands III tIie Assembly. Which II til
constitutional powts.
The new Regime is undoubtedly thu
work of iamlmtta. who il now the
power behind the throne NJ. Gresy.
ilr prr>iIcnt.ei.ct III the republic. il
,crs conservative Republican. ani
t,ainhctta il Radical. though no, ane
III the extreme sort bnt II may he net
cepiei ~ certain Tint he would no.
hnse inspired the nomination of Gresy
and taken tho Premiership II there
we're danger II collision. Briefly. i,
nav l,e said that NJ Crews Rcpnb.
lieanism dates back long distance.
liz acquired great influence by his
early opposition u Socialism and Bona
partisan. and. In 1913, gave expression
10 his national views by advocating TINT
tho Executive should bc chosen hy tho
National Assembly. and hold office nj
its pleasure. with tho title u President
III tho Council III Ministers, III ISL
hc was elected 10 the National Assembly
from three departments without opro.
sition. W great was his popularity. and
Nas President Of thc Assembly frnm
ISL t. 1873 hut declined President
'fhiefs invitation IL serve longer tn
TINT capacity.