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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-17

The President (of one of our banks), says :
"that Cough and Lung Syrup of DIR. \. J. Flaggs
reaches the right spot every time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-17

lcert and Lee
Qdon't fail 4
" ays have
bedside twt
en- W hen you
stop 20 q !
4 peciaHy ar,
TO Children
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19

Tho farmers of Fillmore county,
Minnesota, since lS61, have worked
hard, raised large crops of wheat
votcd thr republican ticket and pail
taxes Last Iiau they made up their minds
Tim. they would abandon one 81 those
habits namely, voting the r..
publican ticket, ind elected part oi
their county ticket md carried their
county for tho grecnbAck candidate
for congress-. This resolution they
seem 10 stick to well, for on the 10th
OF June last In mass convention oi
over ono thousand they nominated b
full county ticket 10 be- voted fol
thia full. One III their candidates
judy. Smith, We were personally nc.
q,,nintcd with, In early pioneer days
I'm tho days II Aud Lang Hync.'
He then lived In DEBORAH. We did
not then agree politically with Smith
We vera 4 Douglass democrat and
he nm ardent, enthusiastic republi.
can. regarding slavery, II permitted
10 exist, 70 certainly lead 70 mon.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19

The republicans met IN convcn.
tion IN Tuesday lust. nnd put the
following ticket In nomination: for
Representative, &. y. Cutting; Trens
nrer. y. 7. SearIes: Auditor. &. n
Raymond; Sheriff. y. l.. Thomson
County Superintendent, Vim. II
Broeksome; Surveyor, l.. Hnssett
Coroner, DR.. McCollam; Supervisor
u. +. Emmons.
The evil of this ticket i not In the
men presented. but In tlir measures
they favor. II tho farmers ~ thi,
county nte satisfied with thu pros
poets before them, With the price,
of farm products. they viii vote this
ticket, ~ we'll ~ all others on ths
republican ticket. n on the contrary
they demand ihni capital shall ceuss
H. war upon labor. md q just com.
pcneation shall he given for liz pro,
duets, and that a days labor rhall
bny or iny ns much of the debts 81
III" country. public Or private. NJ
when they were created. they will
record their votes Tor the Grccnbnck
Ticket. A vote for the republican
ticket Is assurance 10 our Legislators
III Congress, TINT We Ars satisfied
with the condition ri the country
Il vote for tho drccnhack ticket N
notice thnt associated capital must
cease plundering labor.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19

Mr.. Gillette. It'll his Grcrnback
speech, made In Congress, gave the
following solemn warning.
"Do you believe You can smother
this IRE? Do You believe you en-
satisfy these outraged citizens by
continuing into lheO your sectional
unnrtcl-. | tell ynn II von Try II. II
will not 70 down. What ihe punri.
wait IL bread, moi blood. When
think 81 the thousands bcrrft oi.hunic
~ employment, ~ everything thai
makes life dcnr. by no fault uf theirs
| nn amazed ~ their patient cnln'
rance nnh long suffering hut I'D.
wise prudence In your further lrgis.
lation. ana immediate measure, ol
relief o. the country II " wise, and
sufe IN well. beware The Night oi
u bird. tn. sound 81 singl. hun,nl
voice, hn~ been known ~ start the
Alpine avalanche
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19

Oats now bring l3 cts. delivered.
The republican farmer will take his
IL cents 20 pay Ills threshinG blu md
harvest hands, aud then place nnotl-
or mortgage On his fntm u Ert mon
ey TO pay his taxes and store bills.
He then points With pride" u thr
financial policy Of the republican
party and tells Ills neighhor TINT the
big crops will surely Kill off the
grcenbackers. Brighton ltiorid.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19

The jamestown Press HnyS -
Hard Times. His y Mark. II the
sign hanging over the door of nearly
every business house In tho lAlld.
II Sam l'ilden would only bolt.
Ent thor. Isn't troll enough left In him
IN anything bigger than ii tuck.
A new potntu.bt.r llns mud. IL
appearance In the Wc.t. It, about
the Size III the Grant boom.
II suddenly remembered. re.
marked TIN srv. Adirondack Murray,
that II was quite impossible for u
rich man To enter the Kingdom oi
Heaven, nn.l Az | Immediately failed
In business"
The HAwkeyr calls Jule Verne
the Jim Anderson ~ Europe
The Marathon Independent anya
Ghasiinc Cox won't 70 on peek
srnrsion until October.
AN curly fall Ii predicted sny-
mn exchange. Boys should take
warning and not climb the apple
trees.
The Republicans are 10 awfully
anxious % have JEFF. Davis run thal
II i. strange they don't run him them.
selves. He would Hibe 40 we'll Will
Mostly and Longstrcet and srrlnp
brother Key.
The Boston Post says the man
who hates to 60 to church subscribe,
literally toward sending the minists,
on IN excursion.
--plcnics should be planted Ii
clean groves.--d0wnndn Enterpris,
Yon shouldn't Nrbor such thoughts
The pound. master Of Kansas
city was oncr Il member " tho La
gislaturc.--frcs Press.
Young man start for tho Legislature
1t having been satisfactory,
proved thnt n woman cAunot pin,
base ball, the New Haven lscgistc
thinks tho dignity Of manhood 4
re- asserted.
William A. Wheeler Ii said /,
soliloquixc thus: would l were IL
In days long past, before the shad
dow 81 this great fraud rested npol
mol II II nm awful thing for u maj
10 be anchored to n Hrcat crime.
Well. William, wo told you 10.
Very genial was good old Dcnl
Erskine III lsipon, when n jpcos
rural dean said To him, Iii u banter
Ing why, i don't Hcr why, II yol
cathedral deans have thu prefix Yer,
Reverend, WI rural denns shonl.lh
have Home prefix tool" "Well,' ~
piled the emmy Scot, with q chmckls
suppose We call You Rather lscv.r
end Temple Bar.
THE Cincinnati Saturday Nigh
has noticed that nhread American
register from Ohio. while trnvrltn
abroad 10 insure distinguished con
siicrHtlon.
A young poet sent u poem On
titled "When thu Cows Come HON
10 Roost" To tho Whitehall Timcl
and the editor WA mean enough |
ray lie didn't want IL
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19

Tist ssasti.as estNstNslssh IA safA
sHea a asani thHs staRfy - relies
Viz National haths fsnm sAsatltat
r. demonstrate ~ hsteesits VT It'll
" errs shfs IL NJ tlaAm Tie tr,nt n
the ispoif a 4 secretary ~ ~ i'll.
III Nv Isl; n rnEe wi .lte
rarisni ssark - National banks l.aia
w Il nnw t.Tn, aT,Tfl asd iha ~,
ftlns fHud and nint undivided r,s.
tlts IL HOW siaa. Is. TiHYs.
1Ha SInrLts ItNn. ralnarrA, anil
tailoring men. la sun knua Mha,
that means, section aim III the
United STATES siatut.s. pertains ~
National hanks. nhl r,o,iies That .
Each association shall. hfare The
declaration 81 a dividend. carry enc
one.ienth of ~ n,t profits HI ,ts tnr.
Plus (nsd. TIL the sume shall unonnt
70 one fourth nj Me capital .furl."
Now farmers aud lnborin. men va
see that under the Inv creating the
national banks this snrpll. fund "
one tenth the NET iretlfs ~ the banks.
These banks have been established
less than fifteen years. and az. truth
their net profits In sitG.Jls..M Well
Just multiply that sum by ~ and -re
Tint their net profits arr almost im.
measurable sum Of si.,asJ ~ .aaatN.
| The net profits VI 2tI,6 national
banks, exceed the net profits u all
the industries ri United States. Who
l. there TINT does not symrathlze In
this sore diSArcns?
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19

Tfic hank fal'tf hi'f, inRsthsf WIN
slr whole Republican party. ATE
slaa kesi Ia degree that amounts ~
almost stroke II paralysis ~ the
ilca III having n silver dollaf pass
upon ,he people. whrn the comnrf.
clal value ~ the material NJ which
II II composed. Il only eighty iivt
rrnis. the government first making
II pass far dollar Now II there Il
really ci.h,s.i,e cents ~ CONNER.
rtal value IN silver dollar. huw
much docs II lack of being worth n
much ~ the paper upon which u
national bnnk note l. printed? Ths
one has hnsis NJ eighty five cents
IL rest upon. while thr other has M,
thing hut promise to rest upon
The one II government Nat tiftcrf
cents. The other bank that one hun.
tlrrd cents. Who will answer this
connnt.runs Telegraph.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19
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tbs murder II rss.s white and hinsI
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he tnN.sinu ana eisn4staee ~ thta
nerrn exodus. this ninsints'failn "
Responsible.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19

They, (thc National Bank1 not
only got tho bonds III less than half
their value. but they got with them
the most profitable franchise. and
immunltcs ever captured from Il ne.
cessitous borrower. Take the Mn.
tional bnnkS ~ nn illustration III.
amount paidin gold Tor III. $.l3.ODo..
tNO of United States bonds held by
the national banks. mp 10 ls,n, was
sla7 .75O.2s0. They nude sals,tss'. 900
before they had issued n bill.
In addition % this. before they
would purchase q bond they rrlnir.
Ell -
First That tho bonds should be
made the hasi. III banking culf.ncy.
| Second - That the government
should issue and Guarantee. i,c.i,lcs
the bond. NJ PER cent oi the face
valu. Of tho bond In bills TO be j..
sued anil lent a. money.
Thlrtl--Thut the bonds should not
only BE- the baSis for II national
bank currency, but TINT the pnr.
ehnscrs OF the bonds should have all
the chartered privileges Of the most
favored banks discount bills, sell
drafts, rccciv. deposits. and gen
orally deal In exchanges.
Fourth -Thut thu bonds should b.
exempt from taxation.
Yet with all these most extrnarli.
nary grants and arprndager. the
United States government was forced
by the bond shylock 70 sell the bonds,
with the privilege If using the gov.
crnmcni of the United States AZ i
bank partner, ih.lent at less than
lllf the value.
Yet. says Hugh McCnlloch. the
United States must sustain national
honor md rob tie taxed people ~
gorge the pockets II the l.s,iroms
crew who would 1T the Union perish
sooner than lend the government Il
dollar, unless ON their own terms.
Let ns see what they got Tor their
money:
The banks paid for sil3. OO0, 600 the
sum Of $i9d.75O,2sO. nt seven per
cent, this would have paid them IN
Mually el3,7425i9.6D.
The banks got In bonds $l13,ON,.
90 interest, payable In gold NJ six
per cent, gnvc them annually t2l,.
7sO.0OO. They got t35O, O00.OO0 In
bills issued by the government,
which they lent NJ IN average Of ~
per cent annually, which amounted
to t32.25O,OO0. They got from de-.
positors M average Of deposits 81
ttiOO.0tl0, which averaged them nm
nunliy In discount and premiums
t3B. tEtD. 900.
The condensed amount thus shows
that ihs bunk bonhholders invested
sloG. 750,2s0.
Which, ~ a good investment
would pay them tl3.Sa2. 5ls.OO.
| but, by reason of tho slandorf
they propAgatcd and tho ns.rIont
advantages they took, they realized
~ follows:
Il Interest
Bonds &4i3,OOO,MM so. TN. OtN
IN. u. bills 3bs, ODO,O 900 33,2:1O, ON
Deposits GOO. OON.MU M,kO, O01
Il al .pC3. lNhl. lHM t.lB tIND. INN
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19

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In fhrhHs Msta4sah,
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thniles r,ifnr. II N Williams
He~nssl tpni.s ls,n t,n.n. la
l.rs'.f. 4 \ smith. I'm Il.isi,isr
Vernon tr,inr~ A SEAMAN. u
Weaver, l., ". narhamrh. wm Fits
gerald. 4. \, Airtn. NJ. II MeHl. II
Z Prize, !. 4. iAnahn9h, ". u
l.nrli., A II. Anderson. Il. NJ. Combs
NJ. II npoli,,lr.
New Oregon l.. Ascrill. Aug
smart. Vim. A. tilasa. Jehn vefha.
rnri-- N. fialmr'y. Jamra flahrrs.
n. Montague, Hoy Olr~on. ]. n
Walker.
Howard Jamea Hall, Thomn
Grimm, u. W. Oa,ran,lcr. Johl
Dexter.
Alton. Thomas sullivan, Vim. i
Roche.
ALL which II respectfully submit
ted. w. X. Mssp.
Chairman Com.
| On motion. y. i. Cary. was elrctc
permanent chairman Of the Con
vcntion, and "A. Il. Anderson, score
tnry.
On motion. the convention al
ionrned TIL ! o'clock p. III.
i One o'clock. p. M.
/ On motion, secretary called III
roll by townships all present.
!, Moved and carried, that the caud|
dates be nominated In tho order /
tho call.
Nevcd and carried. that cac
nominee be required 10 make
statement In presence ~ the cor
vention Of his fidelity TO the Nation,
Grecnback party.
The convention then nominate
the following ticket
For Representatives. Repr cscntAtiv
District.
b. =. LAMBERT,
| Or Forest CIT.
For Treasurer,
PATRICK GRIFFIN,
OF Howar.
For Auditor,
JOHN Il. PECK,
OF Vernon Springs
For County Superintendent,
FRED G. CLARK,
/ u jamestown
For Sheriff.
/ JACOB J. LOWRY.
| OF Vernon Spring
For County Surveyor.
| SAMUEL Is. JOHNSON.
/ OF Albiol
For Coroner.
nc. PRICE,
/ OF Vernon Spring
For County Supervisor.
i THOMAS MccOOK,
i o. jamestown
i Moved and carried, that a Count
Central Committee Of twelve be NJ
pointed, each delegation appointin
ono from IT. own town.
4 l.. l. DcLangc. OF Albion. y.
Cary. Of Forest City; Patrick Moo,
mn. OF Chester; jas. Cannon, OAl
! dale: John McCook. jamestown
Thos. J. Gibbons, Saratoga; Be
!. Often, Howard Center; W. X. Mca
! Vernon Springs: Aug. Smart, NJ
Oregon; NJ. Montague, Paris; Tho
Griflin, Howard: VIM. Burke. Alto
, were appointed such committee.
On motion Of =. L. Cary, W.
Mead was chosen ~ chairman of Il
Central Committee.
1 On motion, the Convention q,
jonrpcd.
A. 4. ANDERSON. =. l.. CARY,
Secretary. Chnlrnn
II
The Republican Ticket.
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tl.3G3.WOOEM tHitEN, (NN
History furnishes no PARALLEL 10
this swindlr. - The irish ll'Orhi
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19

Republican Central Committee FOR
~------------~-----~--------connty;
Now That the campaign for thc
yen, II about 10 open W. deem II nd
,isahlc To make few important sug.
gcstions for tho management or thu
same In your county. II II. doubt.
less, true III your county ns well IA
any other counties III tho state. that
In order for us Ia insure success Il IA
necessary tina, some means should
be devised ID divert the attention 81
the people from the so.cnlled ilnan.
cial issue of the day. The pcrrctuity
cf the Union should he n,ndc "the
isauc"--thc rebcllious attitude OF tho
south and the late Mtteranccs Of thei,
Brigndicrs In Congress will furnish
u sufficient excuse FOR bringing this
issue again 10 thc front. II we car
divert tho attention Of the people
from this Financial craze" and again
arouse the old feeling Of o., We can
carry the state by MI overwhelming
majority A. Il most potent means
~ cffcctlng this much desired change
In public opinion. we suggest tn.
organisation OF the Union League
In every township In your county
This Will arouse the old feeling. aud
besides. .obligatc" every member Il
vote our ticket. II yon desire help
In cffccting your organization, com.
municatc ut once With the state
organization. Il Is further suggest.
cd that your county papers and
speakers drop the Finance question
AZ indicated above"
The utter nbsurdity and folly Of TIL.
circular Il amply illustrated In tho
story Of a young clergyman who Ind
exchanged pnlpits with brother
clergyman for one Sabbath. Ar
rived ut tho place, he was kindly
taken In charge by the elders Of the
church, who gave him kind words oi
ndmonition ~ 10 tho vices prevalent
there, which he was TO avoid Alluslol
TO, because those practicIng them
were members u their society, ant
paying literally to support the
preaching 81 the gospel. At their
conclusion, M the young minister
was ascending the steps OF the pull
pit, came witch ut tho skirt OF Ill,
coat, and nm additional admonitiol
from one or the elders with thi,
colloqny;
THE gentleman passing down III,
aisle II the liquor dealer Of the town
no attends church regularly. pay'
literally to support tho gospel, there
fore please avoid all nlluslon In YOU
discourse 10 the evils of the whisk,
traffic or the subject Of temperance.
A. tho minister had previously beer
intcrlictcd the discussion of nvarl,
every other Vice mentioned In th.
dccAlognc, disparingly he snid. III
Gods name whit IL there left Tor M,
to preach about"
oh" said the elder. 'pitch into iii,
Mormons, they hnv'nt got fiicnt
here" And this IL thu Republican
policy. pitch into the Brigadierl
who hny'nt friend here and nevcI
had. Its nbsnrdity IN too transpar
| cent,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19

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STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
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To ------.N-- Chairman
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