National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09
VOICE OF THE WEEKLY PRESS.
Selections from the Issues of Members
of Onr nCo-operntive Press SYafem.m

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selections from the Issues OF Members
of Our "Co- operative Press system."
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dinicwltv I, 70 tbn,,ob, b,, sn,na ,hat he
na,,nanS, ro,.sI - sun e,,a' u sno
andi,or,s of,,ca hv co, Si,orro,, ,'O o,,d ,ho
| onnnjntment ~ cam az ,,arr,anan, a,,1t,o,
| Of state NAV comnlicoii. matters bnt NJ
Torrobco IL ono ~ thoso ioyni. bo1dod , NO.,
who VIII find the easiest aud best way out
| Of the difficulty. Gov. Larrabee has really
| been the business manager for iowa for six
teen years, and the machinery has been run
ppSan,y Wei. sucn a small AFFAIR as me
to,inoyt ,i vS VII 10y III tll9 ieasv us
a I'M Win Iii ne gots rc9uy 10 sett,e
AID ,ioot,. a w. 1 r '5eu no% cae'ty
u,au p.Iyl1 IL Duli NC ZONE lDoohe Sounf
i"p"OI'"n' poone' lo""'I
| The President has taken q stand on the
side Of the bondholdlng aristocraoy OF
| Europe and the Wall street gold sharks as
| against the silver OF our country. Repub-
| lican and Democratic members Of Congress
Of the west and south show solid majority
| against the war on silver and believe that
| II would te rulnous to the industrial well
fare OF the country. The money sharks OF
| New York and England perhaps can rule
this country, but there seems to be n terri
bic awakening t. action TO head of the or
|
G , u, ~, 10 Hnp NV, snae Iho people VINO pc
m ia H. "ou gOn1.i,iy"S PaPor
800, hlS ~ ,, NY H. oi i S
ross TS u" p U"SMeu W inui i VI Ooa-
tbei ~ n,,r WyIsnonsin 70 p'SHo ,ioss 30
Gnsn.oii pn,,,,n w a.,
SinN"o',' i'"nnii, tIvl'us, ~, unu otc
sII,or o,S pa,i,,pi IT, Nm,
,'se yv "u"Pu'" |ouiVS HePuohe""' " u"-
p"."' ".''
holt ali hal NJ NIaA .nt Ia.
| county and pay warrants dollar for dollar
Is what the Criterion wants and will work
for-lThe Criterion, Glenwood, Mol
Tho Roru,,,oors ,o,,o ro,.or had az otIo
or co Iarcl o,rS,,,, 80 So,atnrs 90 ,,e,',
IN he fannd In Tho sen"te FdmunJs
Evorts sherman Tncoiis ogan iInap'
| Hale Fro Wawlev TnIier Siiisnn Uar,
risnn pi,,nh WoNti}ion Tn,,,.ar '9 Jnri,,,s Z,
Wii.pn C,,ii,,n Wamddrso,, "n s,iiva,,a.
ora n,a,, ,,hn 90 oI,re,s , AZ ~ ,ni,
vol Tho mot Of th"n, bore had tho ho or,N
AZ ~ loeisiativo oynorjnnco ond Ia,'aI troin-
;no onS arc canobIp ~ dIsouss;nt, 81, tonJo
that ~, a.,sa Sroot th,,sS 5 "ny eop,i
" Mandoron, and Snoonnr Isbo arc Spl"IinS,
,ara, ra,,o.ni n"I WV III, iii" mug
be recognized as leaders. John G. Spooner
has not made his maiden speech yet, but
when he does 1t will be worth reading.
| Wisconsin is proud OF her little SENATOR
| 1.-THE Baraboo, Wis, Republlc.l
| sorno ~ ,ho r,os,or,, oo,,c,rossr,o,, have
,.ad v, .no "vsSean ,eeonien NV ~,
81 sSi 'uu at ho.'eo Jn .ne ii .luS
Sne vpS,e t ,tng inoeIe ,i, wncm netu
suffer through the reprIsals which will be
sure TO follow n vigorous prosecution of
the war on silver. This Is an argument
which will reach beyond the eastern con-
gresham to his constituents, and the home
pressure NAV be expected to ''piye him
pause.n The argument of the west against
a suspension of silver coinage is not by any
means weak one, 1t may be added. They
say the great mass OF the people OF the
country are In debt, without nickel in
deposit in saving banks. Nine-tenths OF
the population OF the west and south are
interest payers. Every new farm In Da-
kota, Minnesota, Nebraska, Kansas, Colo
RADIO, and Texas is covered by mortgage
and great many of those in the other
some condition anS surciv eI n arc would 'I he
most unfair IN s,c,jGco tho 3gric,Itvrai IN.
The country ~ Tho nwnors ~ banI a.
nns,ts In tLo eastern s,o,os NrRal A. M
Timo S u '''' '"''''n ''"'o'' l''' fA''' 'iu''
Now those Democrats who are disposed
10 De nnlriendly TO the administration
charge that the tariff portion OF the Presi-
dents message was written by Randall,
sbould allow man who renresents n do.
cided minority in the marty 10 shane the
admlnistratiye entiment.-fThe Guernsey
Times, Cambridge, Ohio.
A. n ~. 4.
Az Des MONIES, iowa, tne nome OF inc
otate heglster, tne Ieaulhg Pronipltioh I'VE
pupiiican paper IN Inc STATE, anu the aDiesl
Prohipision actorneys, anu ,ne heauquarters
od .ne Stale temperance Aihince, there are
oJ sdo4 3h anu o Hne ri fI She algest d r
i ,eIies III me "oriu'-lihe ohronicie' Gam
priuge, MI
Senator Henderson has introduced bill
directing the board of managers Of the
Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers to
locate branch OF the nome at some suit
aple polnt IN eiCner Oh tne ssa'es OF iowa,
Mlnnesota, NeDraska, Colora leo 90, or Dakota
terrltory' tapProprla.es SSov,VVo LOT une
purchqse Oh grouIu anu erecIion oi puiiu-
mg'-lNeison, Neo', uaZet'e'I
The Democratic papers pretend to Justify
the increase of the public debt, saying that
they have not yet got in full possession OF
Ine PUBIC allairs, put are only carrying out
nePSu5pIcan iheasurs M, ~ Snis was true you
Woulu sec, US you ulu uhuer Artnurs au'
mihlstraton, dept statement each inontn
showing uecrease III cue ueD1 III such poiu
figures tnat q wayiaring man, tnough
pemocrat, coulu Ieau tnem'- Inc Mitcheil
ma, Commerclai'l
We note that T.. II. Kenyon, OF Clermont
has announced himself as a candidate fol
warden of the state ,penitentlary at Ana
mosa. Mr.. Kenyon has been a resident O
this county for many years, dropping hi
studies at the U. /. U. to enlist In the gal
liant "a Iowa lie lost leg In the service
OF bis country, Returning from the war III
was remembered by the people, and givel
the office OF county recorder for ten years
For three years he was guard and fore
man at the penitentiary, and should hi
present claims DC recognized, ne VIII e
wei EQUIPPED Win ialr knowledge OF IN
1.-THE ArCo, West Union Iowa ''''''
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Inc saying Is common That "a greer
Christmas makes lat graveyard, and lik