The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-10-31

4 Conspiracy " sh~ N~N~D
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Speech of W. n. Nohh, or Ailon,
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The fish, ~ suffrage 4 tst grra.ss rcls'iesa
right ever esnfesswl npnn man, snA ny shs -
esrsse IL Ills figia Aaaetaeaas ar al msAe
~uvefsagns, and III tsresme responsible faf Me-
isgialA,,an nj the ennnift n IA 4 sovereign
right that rhonld b. rarrfnlis snassieA. and -
eteised with iie gra.sst rrndenre Tie halIcs
sloaia ~ held ssrrea. ana Deposited with
clear ennseieace anil pae heaFt; snd Il 10.
heav.s every man, i~sase voting. " clearly mn.
,icrssArd whether the innnsnce u hs~ hAliot
will he for veal ~ Won Every vote has na
innncnce, and tlAt influence u for R,ssi IL fos
rvil; II hclps maid M. policies Ahtl laws os The
Government, mot only for thts generation, bus
Tor ros,eriiy thu, Il vel 10 follow after u.
rAnrfEA
Political pArtice are organized for Tho pns.
poec of carrying ont certain principles, and
only - ,hose principles Aro good and whole.
some, and tend 10 promote tho pcAcc. prospcr-
ity and happiness " the people, II party
worthy u support; and 10 man II good cisi.
scn who will continue 10 Act with and support
political organization after he hccomcs con.
vsnccl that its principles arc wrong, and, when
carried o,,t. will bc injurious 10 tho people,
aud u II the duty ~ every voter to investigate
tha principles of parties. aud indorso or reject
them 81 the ballot boz
We have to-day three separate aud dstinct
political organizations, advocating different
Tor his investigation. indorsemcnt, or rejection
From i~'Al until after the clono Of the war the
great trsus that divided Tho people politically,
through the Democratic and 1,epnblicAn par.
,tc1, was tho issue of slavery While this lrsne
ss s.s 'si"ss a ss sae'. " 1ss - W if s
Kansas aud NebrAskA bill" and other issmes
that grew out " tho gSoAt iAsur os slavery. We
hear uoshing 81 these things nov. whyy DO
cause these old lsruca Aro .oitied. And to-day
there II not = single Issue before tho people
that existed from lxt. nntil after the close of
tho war. Now. II those issncs Arc dead aud
Como sud now ia~uca have arisen, 10 there any
reason why No Who Maru formerly Democrats
and Republicans, And divided on tho ISSUE o,
slavery. must ssll bca.ArrciinR over is.ncssha.
lslnring and producing clasaes arc Tho sAn,o,
aud while and my nei.hbor may have differed
homo lily dtHrred-~on the issne NJ slavery, II
II no reason Why wo sh0nld difYcr on entirely
different iAsuca. Our interests brInE
identical, We should stand shoulder 10
@HSNssspe - 0AAM2dhshN WAIs11usssE ANktNtaSWu
STATE niaIrs AND CAPITALIZATION.
l defy any mAn 10 point ont any important
issue between tho two old parties ~ national
pariies Il II trme that locally ,hey may diner
In their platforms, but, N national orgsui1s-
tions. governed By their national platform,
theIo 10 little or no difference: and tho only H.
sucs bctwccn them to-day are those issues thHt
tho express purpose u drawing party limos.
Our Republican friends point m 10 the Southern
tfiRadiefs, and wave before our uyes Tim heated
ustcrances of sono Aonihcrn member who hnA
boon soaslel on 10 desperation by the malicious
tAnnis of Ills Republican colleagues and asy.
.Look aud sca what these rchcln Who have cap.
tnrcd tho capital Are doing; tho ItapuhlicAn
party mnst bc kept In power or another war
will surely sooi bc on our hands. Don't you
seo tho sAmo hydra heal pf State rigiita
showing itself now ~ In lsus Tho only safety
for ihe connsry Y tho perpctnation Of the He-
publican party" Opposed 10 this strong ~.
peal 70 passion and prejudice, tho Democrats
hurl tho Ahibbolesh of Capitalization should
tho country bc 10 unfortunate ~ TO bo divided
by these Old organizations, they will quarrel
luu years Il N their whole stock In trade. Il
Il . nice little device Of tho nioueyed kings BY
which thcy keep the people pulling each other
by tho cAtH while they pix tlietr pockesa Tho
issue u secession was settled by tho war; II il
dead and gone, md gone forever, and 70 man.
politician prclcnds W advocate any such thing.
Il srcfns u mo that tho dividing limo between
national and htAio rights II clearly and dis
tnctly marked by the constitution, And bc-
llevu that thcro II no member of Congress who
dors not know juvt wherc that limo w. Tho
National Government il supreme In every
power except those which Aro reserved 10 tho
biAte, and Ii is the duty Ut tho President 10 -
that every national law Ii enforced, and ample
provisions are nAtlc 10 enable him 70 do 70.
go u. 4. All
man IN tho United sta.e. Tor ti,ss purpose
When our Republican poltitciAne tell ~ 81 tho
lswiess sets aud deprcdattons l,eing committed
In tho South. ask them, Arc any of tho Uni-
tod NtAtee laws beiuR vtOlAtetly II NJ, what u
onr Republican prcsidcnt doingy lilo u sworn
over the whole United hsstos army and navy
for that very purpose II tho national laws
arc boing violated, with Republican s9lminis-
trAti0n having plcnAry powers " cniorcc shsm,
their own argument should be used against
's . ia 'cs . Il. ''s, s.. party .. s:eS i s.as as
violated by Tho bulllOxcrs u tho south, ths
Mas must 80 ihAt her own nuriily citixans aro
brought 70 jnsttcc, and the General Govern.
mcnl has M right 10 interfere, unlosa Au insur-
rsctlon Or riot too great for suppression BY
nsAsc authority occurs. whom provision j. made
BY which the htaic can cali upon shs Oencral
Government for Aid. The doctrine 0f secession
hetng settled, tho domarkael0o boeWCsn ktAeo
rtghtn and national Yi9kta u 0lanS and untntn-
laEable Ana M man sknuld be mailed ~ marty
d1masnr whn ~ this noans a vkipplnx
ihe vosrr into liz Marty rnrks. Of III classcs
q society the shssxd. caIcuistns cApttAlials
aro the most astute and sensitive: thAt
this class Appsehcnd no danger " war
81 disruullon N ~ Union u cvlslcus from ~
alscrjty vim which they invest III 0ovcrnmcul
boufla Our hard- money frisnds elabcrsls o
~ credit 81 ~ Oovernnscni, glory in ihs faCe
thai 8 ! nalion 10 ~ @ aolM aud substantial
lhe capilaIIsts a 10 world They admit Il,
ons breath that 10 faith auA credit ANA solid
tsy Of shs (,ovcrnnsut src bslser nov than ever
belorc. and ii tho naxt ini.,sm ~ that ~ Ass
on tho verge % revolution. and must support
.l'c nAed. money parry, ovusi sno"en = d's-
sassoIMl' ~ "ruer q pToeosvaa ~ ~ unsol.
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