The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28

MANY counties their fair was almost a
failure, but we have confidence that Ce-
d.r will ever foster her agricultural inter-
es.s.
An Unsullied Nebraskaite.
Last week we received an .fdpert,ssr
returned through the P. O. endorsed as
follows:
mn. ". Spic<r: / Return your .dSo-
liiion, nonothing advertiser, as do not
Xix. somaney kinds Of fin mired to gsfh'
1."
The above is rrrbafis Is we received
it. We ought not to notice such exp'o-
s,ons. but a. its author is q democrat OF
the uncomprom;sing, unfiinching and IN
terrified kidney. and as we have before
heard similar complaints from similar
kidneys, we will give them the benefit
Of our opinions.
By "nonothing" he probably meant
"Know Nothing" of whom he probably
knows as much as cnrself. which is just
nothing at all; but their objects, as We
have gathered from newspapers, are iaud-
ible, and we confess we approve OF them
By Know Nothing is to our conception
meant every American born citizen
whose hear, ,hrobs with American senu-
msn.s, and their opponents are Foreign
ers, Aliens, Catholics and traitors to the
best interests OF their country.
The organization, if there be one in
existence, we suppose was brought into
being to .hwar, the Vaccinations oil The
pore of Rome, and his allies the Can
fesdes,ines' or Jesui,s who openly, boldly
. and publicly avow their design oil dem"',
ishinc our free 'r..'.-.'''is Oh o'o'''hs o1
..,onal freedom, and erecting IN II:
; stead the star chamber inqulsislon-a crue
. and fiendish tyranny the most hellish the
world ever knew-by making our nation.
al government, amenable to the Holy
Mother Church. 1t is to counteraet these
deadly plans that gave life to this order
bu, in this we speak only from lnforma
lion culled from the news of the day, and
our conception of a Know Nothing IS "ev
ery true American who loves his coun
try.
The word "Abolitionist" once had
definite meaning, bu, now 1t is Difficult
to define il.
Pierce, Douglas & Co. framed, and b.
the united force of fraud and public pat
ronage passed the Kansas Nebraska o''i
All who opposed it were at once stigma
i tized as Aboli,ionis,s. Thus the mat
ter then stood. Douglas, Cas-, Dodge
Jones g. Co. were the head and front
the crea, Democratic party, and all VII
differed with them upon this, were b
them os,racised from the party as Aboi'
,ionis,s. These worthless returned TO thel
G constituents, and no. finding their bill j
much favor. tell the people that il doe
no, legisiate slavery into these territories
bal only adopts the grand principle
n squa,.er sovereignty and leaves the pee
= pie 10 &C, as they please. The Richmon
l. IVA. Enquirer. democratic paper
= high and venerable authority, denies tn
position, and asserts Tie bill does pr
!. !eg,sla,e slavery there, and over Gei
'' Cass, head gives the whole posse Of ths'
= severe lampooning for their temeri'
and cowardlce in not standing up TO the
Is contracts, and the provisions of the h'l
and advocating its true effect before y
people, aud finally reads them all OUT
the party as .fboldionisfs. This last 'rea
out includes Douglas, Cass, Dodge, Jone
Odds, Richardson, together with all the
As organ-grinders, aud ioadies, and prob.
Is bIv The author Of the ADORE. Yes he nu
IFS be in favor Of lie Nebraska bill, and al:
~ Of the unconditional admission Of sl'
ch very into Nebraska am Kansas, or
en too is an Aboli,ionist. Truly this is
I'd grsa, year for Abolaionis.s. Tie tin
y, was when this party comprised only fe
k, men such as Garrison. who were agi.
K tors Of the immediate abrogation of sl
e. very; but i, now has swallowed up Il
ed Freesoil, Wing. and the great mass
Is the democratic party, and is daily recei
.. ing recruits from the crest of mankind
4 In fact, it is great party, and if the a
thor of the above 10 no, already one,