The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-28

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tishi nNus ssvtwssms ~senv thsunsh
'he aTenrt n evil
tHfs Atstsn.
The tight "a TOO ~ i.tsa.nsa' Isee4
smen h mses in mass NJ Aeler@lr euhi
vrn,san ssA at~iaw their lsinsiplrs
ara mAAe ArmisAsluus II 4 sMesrA right,
sna ~ surh ensisiea III The respect II
es~r. wayshs essissn knch ass~n.
,i~g~s ssve ssrtrssson ~ rrralat 'ie.
sire. Their declarations N rFinriples
are "th~ snire ~ lhe people. Ahove
ail, every earnest advocate III The nr~
monetary system shoala maihsain and
ennre,ic thu right ~ 4 collective ~.
Iw~ssiun ~ their gsievxnres anil wants
si lhe unseiresl masses. aaa avoid any
interference with the finhi VI separate
polilirai action. The mere eonvrn.
iipns The better.
knuwn extremes lead io Ioesible
unity. Danger turks In shr unknown.
Peace. unity, success romr from Ger.
tainty.
"Or,lcr will come out ~ chaos when
the scattered parts oi perfect whole
are reunited by concession without ~,r.
render. Then. anh not until then. shall
permanent success come through united
Efforts and \ perfect organization oi the
Observation-Disclosures party.
llsttcr d thousand vnrrinr IN, sinns,
honestly battling for the right. thar
anarchicAl unity ON thu treaeherous
lnsis III politic compromise.
Let tho delegates VI the Union
Observation-Disclosures clubs hold their pro.
posed convention In 81. Louis. and
iakc snch action A. they may deem best
without ono word of protest ~ cenxnre.
Have d Union urccnhaek conference II
all earnest advocates of the new none.
iary system In Philadelphia, and no one
can figl,Gfully my them my.
RI the urccnbMck editors meet nj
Cincinnati and form press association.
who has 4 right 10 condemn such ac.
tion7
Give words of cheer 70 tho deirnadcd
workers of San Francisco when they
,ncet On the sand lots ~ hear tho I'M.
tanned rloqnence of labor ~ II comcs
from The honest lips of kearney. I'm.
courage every peaceful gathering of the
people from Portland 70 tha Golden
tiatc; from our Northern lakc1 10
i'ioritlM's distant keys; from factory.
forge aud farm lct the aroused millions
gather NJ the call of their chosen cham.
pions.
The adoption " tho now monetary
system must come through tho intclli.
gent mso by FREQ men exercising the
right 0i FREQ expression III their p0liti.
cnl principles aud preferences with the
peaceful ballot.
Although excluded BY the call frsm
any representation Or participation
therein, yet wonld not, II could, pre-.
vent the axvcnbling of the ~. Loui,
convention. ! have no right 70 com
plain because Oi the rxclnsiyeneHs u
tho call. | believe that thu action u
4aid convention will result III good. i
he entering wedge u diseord N no
lriyen home by nncallcd.for inter
ference herewith.
II tho independent action of tho 81
Ions convention should mskr IL essen
italy dangerous for my future Green
hnck Labor convention 10 attempt con
lii ON or hint VI compromise In itS plat
form, or put In nomination candidate
! whose official record IN stained witt
salary grabbing or back pay steals,
every member u the convention ms,
ever after point with honest pfile 10 III
participation therein, and Justly clsin
the need of u nations benefactor Ii
the all.important campaign of issO.
Our ureenback- Labor standard mus
not be soilrA by tile pollntinE touch q
chosen standard. hearers whose "stich
palms" arr weighted with publ
plumber.
Ths Isnl,icon u passed" Cur en.
mies' batteries ARE silenced by invisibl
truth. Their vocabulary of misrepre
scutation and abuse In exhausted. 1'll
Hcssians III the secret money leMgtic 4
ready fice the determined unset VI on
bond ..lepleted, bank.sobbed iax payer
Trusting In the dsbanching power {
gold. orr grssping opponents subsidi1
press, pulpit and rartisans, and estal
lish their devil's exchange NJ tho poll
and braxenly purchase the franchises
law.imposerishcd people. Before q
lrosls 0i another autumn tint 0nr Mort
rrn forests, TiE BATiLE ~ Tnk oi.S1
MUST m touaiT, AND WON. 1ME nitas
aErrnLIc sAyKpi
) No fact stands forth more startling
warning landmark of human pfogfe
than thAt true patriots are restise siisl
! leaders and lisa~tislied with represent
tive msn. Leaders bctray. represeni
! tive men disappoint, sconfiiing const
; uency. Through the constant xtte
:; tion oi educated Intelligence, hum
: thought and reason, through tho !,
! ending cycles NJ time, have wrought
radical change In the legitimate nee
J. aud requirements oi nations and "
!, plca.
. Tho ago of principles II NJ han
! Measures before men IN the inpcrHti
. demand ii the hour. Zach cycle leay
!. its indsliblr record on tho iniless'oil
j of human progress. America, tho srsl
republic, throvs undsf tho Just lead,
, ship u WAshingt0n, and prosper
y when her people were Represented
- lunest Abraham Lincoln WA.hingt
y the father III his country; Lincoln 4
i representative American. tho efnaneil
y tor of 4 rarr.
|" TiiE rsstrrrHKD 6nyKNnArK.
l. The universal emsncit tMtor Ii the l,~
!. principle oi tho Nrrcnlsack. Labor pni
!. tho prcdesiined conscrsstor of !
!, peoples liberties and savior ol The gra
republic. Washington The leader n
J. Lincoln tho representative nsAn m,
Il th1 rare product u their respect
I, epochs. both equal 10 the popular
qliiSemcuis of their Age, yet With
their mighty ensleavOrx iIley failed
/. satisfy Iinmanitv'u longinRs for perfect
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