The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-10-16

Against this danger doctrine and whole.
eaie slaughter of the rights OF ststeo not
voice on the republican side Of the horse was
heard, net cne on the democratic side was
Sill.
Constituting the provisions Of tho Federal
Consfi;u Ion TO mean that each house In con-
gress may no. only determine thAt member
noId.nc u formal certificate Of his election
from the proper authorities Of his stats Vas
not elected, but that It may als0 determine
thst another without evidence OF his right
from any authority in his state WAS elected,
IL is apparent that the questions involved are
Of vital importance 70 individuals and states
alike.
IL Is equally apparent that the body 70
which these questions are submitted must
act jldic'ously In considering them.
That tho lower house Of oongrsss ID abs0-
lutsly unit to exercise judicial funeelons In
questions Of this character 10 emphasfxed BY
the fact that 1t always divides On party Noes.
Tribunals 20 organized are far lsss likely
to reach IN honest c0nclusioo than o4oosD Of
the states responsible - their own people for
their acts, and the reckless exefciso Of such
power ever X possessed. 10 ncceseaTaly fsaught
with the gravest Of dansers 70 our whole sys-
tam Of government. Such decisions when
made nsishcr merit nor recotve the TseD0et Of
political advefs1rIeS. In their eys0 6eey are
rank with the odium Of partisan prejudice
and corrupt the source from whence they
come.
As We contemplate the erect Of such pol.
Icy en- tho Institutions OF countfy that de-
pends upon the devotion Of ~ people instead
o. . military despotism for IT. strength. 10
may well DO startled By It, present dangers.
And Jet II IL not hsse that the most subtle
and destructive con0eQ uenCes Of tho plos an
trying 70 unfold il revealed.
II required the change In the rules 10 make
possible The change in the msmbsrsAip Of the
house, and 1t required 18th OF these wrongs
TO reach tho ultimate objoct-sho 9TAnd pur.
pose OF Z scheme that, dierogardie9 I'll co0ee-
qiIonces looked ouly 70 the perpetuataon Of
the power Of = politisL party.
Men bold enough TO ontaf upon such
project were not % wanting 10 Intelligence -
10 fail TO 500 that their acts would arOuse the
apprehension OF conservative men whess
mental visions are not cbAeured By degree
Of prejudice tina. makes tho welfare OF their
country subordinate 70 the success Of their
party.
they realized that before another congress
could meet the american people must pass
judgment upon their acts, and they expeUted
that in many close district that judgment
would be adverse TO them. They knew also
that the men whom they had unseatoA, Aad
the men whom they had seated In their places.
would be entitled TO another hearing before
the electors OF their districts, and that to
keep the balance OF power they had obtained
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