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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1874

Page

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Resolutions by Anti Monop Candidate Read at Anamosa Meeting

Resolutions by J. L. Sheean Anti Monop candidate for Congress adopted at a Peace Meeting in Anamosa Jones county Iowa on March 27 1863 condemn the conscription act as a flagrant outrage and oppose enforcing it asserting too much life and treasure have already been sacrificed and no further support will be given to the war.

J. L. Sheean Congress Anamosa Jones County Iowa Chas. Cline Board of Supervisors G. W. Hunt Liberal Hunt Mr. Cline Anamon Cline Gib Hunt the Express Mr. Hunt H. D. Smith Treasury Smith Bunghart Hnot Banghart P. J. Wright Messrs Etunt Bairview The Monticello Express Wyoming Henry D. Smith DIL Hiram Steward Committee On Hupt Steward T. EB. Booth Burch J, CG Dietz R. L. Duer Tunt Failing Partication Monticno

Screening the Culp rits in County Auditors Fraud Probe

A Monticello newspaper attacks County Auditor Charles Cline and editor G W Hunt over missing bills and alleged extortion in Jones County finances. The piece accuses the two of stifling inquiry, hiding original bills, and subverting public records to shield thieves amid a campaign season.

Anti Monop party attacks in Jones county election row

A partisan editorial debunks claims about county printing bills, accuses Hunt of falsehood, and labels Liberal and Journal favoritism as malfeasance. It argues the Board of Supervisors violated the law by selecting the Liberal and Journal for printing despite lower circulation.

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Sheean blamed for county corruption and political ruin

A heated political tirade accuses J. L. Sheean of editing the Anamosa Journal to attack opponents, alleges corruption and theft by county leaders, and urges voters to eject the “hungry horde” at the polls next Tuesday. The speaker calls for postmaster, collector and county office changes amid a collapsing county treasury.

Sheean Anamosa J. L. Sheean Henry D. Smith Gee, Johnson M. D Board of Supervisor Sheena Congress Gib. Hunt H. D. Smith Internal Revenue

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