, 1881-11-04
IOWA POLITICS.

IOWA POLITICS.
Frank IEntton nn.t t:c1.. t:rnnt-afc*srk.
}<lrtsvo0tt mud yEi1shn md the United
: States SeMntOrH1iip - Candidates. inr
LeEfa1nttyc nfltrcM-l0nEre&af0tan AIn
portlonn,ont.
Sptetat tt,rrt,pondrntr NJ 1nr fhtea9o 1fi1unt.
DEs MONIES, H., Sav l.-iown 1'epust-
licans are beginning to ''smrl' nltce.n Tile
shaping ot Administration affairs NJ WASH
ingtol. shows The l,anaiwnrk Df ttci,. Grant,
wlo has no special liking fnr lowa l.epnl,
]icnns. Kat.lcr llo hns vuId rcnsolis tn dis
like them: the Chicago Convention
il evidence. Assassination llns lllade IL
possible for him 10 asenEe himself. Tic is
mt q man to let slip IN opportunity. CllicA.
.:n has learned that tho uaSt week. Among
tho hundreds Ut personal gifts folgctl fl, tho
1,ew Grant residence III Nnw York tnuy be
scei. IL copy Of Frank lIntton's Darlington
iIankcuc printed ntl immaculate silk. 1t
WAS one Of Franks many happy
thoughts. lis unluucness impressed
the General. when IL became
.srtain that a now regime was 10 come ut
Washington, 1!atton wns on hand. Tho
General informed him tu coAl,l rely oil Ills
support. Tho sequel shows the (sGncrAls
strength.
Mr. Garilnlh's Cabinet represents the over
wheln1ing majority sentiment Of tho lsepuli
licais Of the Nation. Mr., kirkwood rcprc-
hcnts the overwhelming majority sentiment
Of Iowa. To thrust these representative
men out on tho eve Of important elections
would bu risky. Grant Is II mighty
good tacticiatl. A t1niied Ssatcs
Senatorial , efe:tlon Is psnd!ns a, Il, tls Sts!e:
!" seit.l .MF' hl!&whol honle las'e!ca Not
hearing the Iowa luEomt. Onr liberties VIC
l,rixc; onE rights w Viii matlanll';" HMt
,orS ,or hH!enT i.n e yoad &c p has WIZ @ w! cnn @ M
i'll 1T. Railing il lllas, IT, set ont
,1nr t.'e place 81 ktrkWoMl n thy Senate.
Tact!es ,wo1ltl dlctnteN istat Alr. kirk
WDo'l siluNin ~. retained " INC
Legislature !nSels early III winter. Its first
H!r; Kirkwa"d declares 10 VIII l..i l,e i csn
Mo s @ I"s asr"s nsna."r amaafI a IL r; I'LL 's IL does
1l"i shS 10 would moi sceoHt II ti'cstHt. y Is
uYlic Significant that lliaSn, tlerlAra.lo,ls
~ MI. :, ktrkWthIlt 'slhllll' come TO
@ il shall S n"i b ''s easa's. 'Ss otsr F'sIa a' IT.
1'ladc-a fact which y breoming more aud
1 31,ai0 nna,ei's eye,S % ,y y lns as ai,!oaEin
,hS WY u ERooA n,a,,,y Iowa EGpnba!!tals ah,
1alk hellr. th9 Introductory rcinark: "Isley
lrgln t. smell mice"
Candidates foy :5peaker nl the Lower llnnsa
OF the next Legislature urn 5ecnnlnE nl.!,trr-
aus. 'l,lI9se nlrenuy lInnletl nre .lDhi y. IL.
Wln, OF keokHk; Judge Il. u. struh!a. nf
INtln County y(lAW-Inrtuer OF .jlHlgo Kline,
tle De'nocrui!c caNdi!ato for tiovernor Wh9
gut elected " Stny ~ !!41nn l'y tie splendid
1tlillUrlty nf M,!k0l; William Wolfe, 0f !.ttlar
tnunty: Col. Warren \. nunga,l, Of I.lSAs
County: n.l!t tliu Lion. l'lntt Wlcks, Of ShHby
County: AZ! but Vol: nlnl Irwin we're inrls.-
y Wiz pretty. gellerally, understood
tlltn. however, thnt II. ~ Stcpena, nf
Linn, or Jaci Wood, uf pOweshlek, would
take the t?1yel this winter; but the lsepnb-
1lcans III aim County, through III uilfnrtit.
1latc lora! Hnnrfe3 oyer ralsr1ul hluttGrs. Eut
Whipped, nIltl AIR. Stephens got left. .Ihcls
WuMl tll.l nut run at MI. So tho tietl Is open
IL nnhyboly.
Next Ia Speaker come the Clerks, ntltl a.
ready ,naplrA!lts AF0 canvnssng tie Lre!Iuheei.
Thu Dlt! GlUrks have hauled on. They s0y IL
taoIrt pay. ,jnnes o. S,swart, of Tho tlnrks-
yiiu Star, Is first OIL the LIST, mil 10 gels II
E93!l sor!l.ntI Gy tho press; z..,
rhcru IN likely 10 bp y lively scrambe for
tMWnrtlens'llps Ut sllo l'rnitt.,tlarleS. Martin
lias served tw0 toylns ut the Allnlnnsa l'Gns-
tnn,ingy. Tia sentiment Ut tlIe' dominant
pnrty In this Stntu II nKaiist thres terms.
liirl Hale. now Deputy WHrttel, ut tic Ftrt