The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-22
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" she tsr~~sl~~1 l.ss~# ret \. NnA she
Ayar. heal a she r,rse+s against ~.
tNssna ~aa,i,ssnns ~as In Nv iNA Nj.
~~sh. III. e,atsuar~ With ihr l~s,l,ns
hsaaAwvtp II the eamlsasga ~es mas,.ss
~ ,lesp ~sn~fn With thr nsrnns "a the
IN tssssse. ~ ~Ns ,~siervsl "A his
hosel In NV York ny politicians and ~.
i~strs~, who ~vas e~N, With W., ~rns,
vssnssiatian.
The pending campaign il stimulated
Nv thr mss*t remarkable nasrm.ns un
the part III honest l,rwlnrrf~ anil wufk
lng lSstsle that the wutll has esst scs.n
Thu h~FesuTurr ".lnmh millions il ,,il =
are asserting themselves with power
an.l lurts~e NEVER hcinre mNnsfrssr,l in
~wicsy, nuw many Mates Mr.. Mrassi
mn, carry w H. not knew. r.r In
present that II Il matter III far lrsa I'M.
lN,ttance than thr fact that this moss,
mrnt has comr ~ stay Tho mnn,.,
rvfarMcr~. The H.s'ialixss, The lalsr ur.
ranisatloiss, anil great bulk III lcpi,l.
matr traders, nrr NIL united In deter.
minatinn ~ throttle Shylocks alld iii.
syn,licAte~.
A Mr.. Weaver truly saii IA rrre.
sentative ri tlle press AT present
thc Government hnS alaliratsl hi favor
VI two giant munolHlies- the hanks III
ISSUE anil the railrua,l-.' This potent
fs..A sxlll l.skx..y a.. ALA xt.&...4txn..l -.
party next November u reinforcement
iruM the West anil Hnnth TINT will IN.
tonish tho Old parties. They already
lcgin ~ hr ncrvoas, Tho danger TINT
the ur~cnhMk vnlc will defeat a pop,.
lar election II the other candidates nnN
hAunls thu leaders. III that case II IN i
ls~sihility often verified In the histar,
III rnrties that thu consequent Mlin~t.
ment hi Washington may wnt Mr..
Weaver IN the Presidential chair.
How great, then, IN thu incentive IL
work IN thix cnaHe, On every summer
evening soMe nlah viii, u tung,tr and il
purpose should post himself Oh the pub
liz cuMMnM uf every town nul village hi
the lAnh and rally the ~urkingMcn ii
his LEGALITY into action, A greater up.
lnrsnnlty a. rrtlcrM this noble roAnli,
from tho clutches uf monolMli.tr ami
thieves wAs never offered ~ fruemrn.
One II thu casiert, and BY far thu Mos,
effective, means VI cnllstinH cn.nl,rrntia,
MniuMR tho MaxNcn IN fur every rainlnull.
ity ~ collect u little fund hy eon,tiiM
tis,M, ~ IN devoted In thu purchase III
labor trNntA and currency documents. Il
lew pennies truM evcry Wurkinginnn In,
tenHte,l in hiH emancipation would
spread TIN light NinonE hundreds
Every town aud llamlrt should engage Il
rnM or hall m n headquarters, wt,er.
,l,NMnrnt. AMI papers Offering tho liuh,
II truth may hc obtained. Much money
Ii, huwesrr, usrlessly wasted In hirinll
ili.vcntilAlcd hAlls ior slmscllo., When
An open lnt under the canopy ii heaven
would hu In every way pmfrrnhle.
In = New England city two years NJ.
\ committee who already had eia cul.
lecled inr hall rent were l,lxxling thei,
heA.la w IL how to raise q mora, when
u,lr III their number went III, wheeled
An express wagon into tlle public n,l.,arr,
planted thu American tlAR between tn.
spokcs, ANIL la lusa than ilfteel minutes
hA.l I, 900 listeners around him. Prompt
and deolniyc executive ability liz III.
thing that tolls In this country. R..l
tAlr, Nnl unihhllnK ahons organization
Nnd parliamentary nnnsunse, IA the
greate1t elo9 to working people In their
attempts NJ HMruesxiul agitation.
lat IN IL work then, hrnlhrru This
II TIN dAy VI opportunity. Tomorrow
may M the LAY II vietnry II ,uu will
III your duty, hpreal the light,
AMI sow thu seed VI first principles. Mn
cenA In painted In TIM Western sky. Thu
snn will yut rise on itD. .ttll. INN, ii nma,l.
uilAtud industrial slaves. =. IrisA jl,urtl.