History of Senatorial Elections in Iowa
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"^^^ Through this company, in which Allison and Wilson were leading stockholders, the northern part of the State had been deprived of the benefits of a direct connection with the Union Pacific Railroad. ' ' It is not believed here that Mr. Allison has a clear record in regard to this railroad", wrote a Sioux City editor. "It is be- lieved that he took hold of the enterprise purely as a speculation. It is believed that he was successful. ■ — It is known that he attained his end by betraying conf...idence reposed in him. And it is further be- lieved that he always stands ready to sell out his friends to advance his own selfish interests. "^^* There is no doubt but that these charges, although energetically refuted by Allison's friends, were the cause of much opposition to him in northern Iowa. Other arguments, however, were used against the two leading contestants during the progress of the campaign. In 1870 James Harlan while in the Sen- ate had voted against striking out the word "white" during the discussion of an amendment to the nat- uralization laws.
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"^^^ Through this company, in which Allison and Wilson were leading stockholders, the northern part of the State had been deprived of the benefits of a direct connection with the Union Pacific Railroad. ' ' It is not believed here that Mr. Allison has a clear record in regard to this railroad", wrote a Sioux City editor. "It is be- lieved that he took hold of the enterprise purely as a speculation. It is believed that he was successful. ■ — It is known that he attained his end by betraying conf...idence reposed in him. And it is further be- lieved that he always stands ready to sell out his friends to advance his own selfish interests. "^^* There is no doubt but that these charges, although energetically refuted by Allison's friends, were the cause of much opposition to him in northern Iowa. Other arguments, however, were used against the two leading contestants during the progress of the campaign. In 1870 James Harlan while in the Sen- ate had voted against striking out the word "white" during the discussion of an amendment to the nat- uralization laws.
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