These remarks. however. are already too extended. but before closing I desire now and bore to say a few words upon the speeches made by my greenback colleoagues from Iowa. If these gentlemen are not in error in regard to the financial condition of Iowa and her people I know nothing of the State or of its citizens. My own home is in the newer portion of the State. where there is less accumulated wealth than in the older sections. yet I venture the assertion that any man who will emigrate to my district. unless he and his family are in some way stricken providentially. with ordinary diligence. economy. and good management can make a comfortable living and slowly accuwnlate for old age. The State of Iowa invites settlers to come and buy and cultivate her richlands. and every honest. economical. sober. and industrious man will find that the bloated bondholder. or the financial policy of Mr. Secretary Sherman. or the syndicate. will not interfere with his power to make a good living. educate his children. and lay by a few dollars every year for the rainy day.
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