, 1881-09-02
IOWA POLITICS.

I
Nomination of Jnn,ca Harlan for III,
! state Nenatc-rh" Unitcd state. Sei,u
aorsn.p-A!rrea s sioed-'rhe De',ioerat
49,. a ,.",',s,,.s. paeMe."-1naec htnne "n'
s.'..io, r""1e.n.'',!... st,er,a.Meht' ~ II,
~" .,,' .'se."es .. ~ w 11f ~, 1he1a' if'ennf.
, nEs .Ao!SEs, aug. M.-iho Republican,
nl l,sars Col'nty l!ayn done well III sule'till
III tho State Scnntr ,t.run tra ,,o,Ittnta, =, ~
i,a,l ,,r,i.,r'.I ot,,as, A4"s' 'nu poutlttaH
nins % ctr Ne oo'"s9i tno "ani,o u'ls te oe-la,t
Mr. Harlan wis Induced TO permit l.ts t,apn
to be used. lie wns not III ti,o Stnta. mr. wn.
he candidate. Ills ctctaion viii hr1nv int
thc snnotc t,,o a,,ta.t ,,'1 s,,'.t w." u.s ''a y.
~ sM'.Nle ..'o aolest a'a rll'cst statesman III
Inc otate' anu 1t VIII bo strange induced If llt
does not give Shape 10 yury intel, Of tic
business Of tic Scnnte, II cnunot In
o.a o"'ne" .''"t ~. l,atan COMES 10 tlle Sch
ate rs political aspirant, because lie
hui no part or lot In the events which nom.
mated him: with his coming naaln into
nmnn,, -, "m IT, s uaes.o.nss
N'nnns men or smaller abilities witt. largo
political aspirations rs 10 the outcome; for
there L. no reason 10 assntne tint such IL MIN
yst rnhiIiti.s ",, @ ~ liz .ox t%sr'eer, n!s
VIII VII Ia'n...es, T.. . aa ts mnttsfe Judgment,
w.. ~" si" , ~ & .'le s'ase oeate'c'la'nper' Ii'o
how, or wnere will be developed rs time
gocs OIL. The Younger element whn lav,, l,r.,
cpntrptlino ,I,o mlItics of tho s,at,, far % .,,n
ast ts,, Years wl Of cours wv hr ,vis rvL 'e
but Mr. 1lur|an Is too wise. mud tuo
s;,:,ac1u,ls, and too ,nuch II stuteynn,,. r.,
ttU otherwise tj,un giys In Irnnia III" f,,ii
s;nst es%S! # 's 4 ANTI st soSse' Snzasr
Git It Is eyerti.eicss @ m ssgr'E tr! ,t sf II! tr%, %
have pcrsistut,tly ctttleny,,rcI. FIR snvnra1
years, to crt'w.t lin Into pI,lce on ton rs It
Republican t,arty is lInw or9aHlzeti. Wis - witi1 iii
e,lli,ii pcrssccu rrsIstctl nn s,,,.i, " "ien ~.
ststnllee wOufI IulyG cn,,tfn,tnd. lin Siit
now 1r heartily wutcotlteti ut tltis l,ew si'.
fitting otle for ,inl to cf,uv il, nj, |"'" '''o''
| SllniiI President f;Mriintl tftc the avo,,t
| will possibly rt,niplcute lie ScnatorIal Gtes.
'!9n !" t!s ,; state rs IL se y, oySnt t;oy.
DIS fric,,is woaid b. yery llk"y @ to {, ,i"ian!,
that llc Dc returned to ills Uil sent in tIo
goes very far 10 sxujal II tho w ygoros 1h,! HiInrts
t,sltle by James +. Wilson to secure in.
structcd Legislators I'll lis behalf, Dy tia
why, there y y little ,ti!wrIttcii History iii ii
son, With ourt 10 elIy l,n wrtiycn ~ III: !: na w,
known that AIr. Wilson WIS nm nsnfrant FIR II
plnce tn 1'rest,lsnt Unrliclii' s Catlct. jie hui
President Wus Iatnruinetl tlat i,o wnni1 u.,t
take llilIl. Tie reasons wily woui,f INV in
vt Interest to lis nropje nf lawn ts,.t ths ga
il Iiglrsson. rho Iossiblc 1 cc1itnanncy 1t yf ~
tho ,leat OF ths Trcsl.lemt slgsest3 tlle in,- II.
porsa1lcn Of tic FREQ uiMt unrestricted cxur-
nf tho Legislature III lie ctiulsa, II II m"n,.
her OF tho United States Senate. tjmt
tho will Of tlte ms3n. 3o' .T ,,"I
the bost Interests Of the State inv in div
considered e, ald sabseryed under ii! tho eli.
Vital Interests NAV bu iy1lYtl ~ aot nv nxtstI,'1 %
now, and great ckaagcs my come in:6 WIiie6
earlrot DO fairly aud honestly considered by
III ndyanco to Il giyea policy or Ri ria '.s oY Mrs
tlon. - -"'o W W.
Politicians In Iowa who 1aye cxtens,va
aspirations for office VIII hnncnfnrvnri sfa.nr
clear OF Tic Lielltv,latit-t;n ;nyrrt,nr's shnir. Il
II tho final rcstinr.a,s n iii r...,t,,,a
rock OH Which they i,tya foun,1eru nm1j Vomn
down. So, nlso, it they asniro r., 1Jhe the
Governors place, thcy SfomjI nyni1 fht.
Senator who lIas been pronlutcti 10 I;oyeri1s,r.
WHY those things ure thus do not know,