The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-25

We mean to say that Mr.. Miller i. in
our view inconsissen.-very inconsistent.
He processes Jeffersonian doctrines, and
acts with, supports, and suffers himself
to be nominated by that party which acts
directly in con,ravension Of the doctrines
and teachings Of Jefferson. Aye, his
Professions and practice do not coincide.
He processes opposition IA slavery, and
lis extension, ye, is the tool or exponent
II The party which repealed tie Missouri
Compromise which supports Douglas
and A,au,nson-- seeks to carry slavery to
Kansas. and which opened the Pandora's
bux c,nta!n'n, all the plaques which
have 80 recently disgracci our country.
Tie Processes opposition To the "Fagitvs
Slave Law" and is the candidate Of that
party which are pledged 10 support: aud
maintain IL inviola,e forever l. s,,r,
proiessed opposition II slavery, Uss Is Ike
eand'iate Of ,ha, party which will exul,
IN a trump ri pro-slavesy principles
should he be elected.
Again he processes 10 be a temperance
man, bu, is the c: 4 npi,u OF that party
Sb'ca opposed the Prohlbnory Law, and
generally are in (a,sr of 4 free trade IN
w'"sksy. He thinks his religion teaches
hin 10 AID the temperance Gauss, yet
how strangely he does it, These are some
Of his Inconsistencies. They are those
principles which have too long been
preached to the people Of this County,
rhey no longer are satisfactory. The
people now want men who will no, only
think and profess, bu. will aci; yes will
ACT. To profess one thing and to be
The rc;erse, no longer vii! suffice
Again. Mr. Miller is IN favor Of letting
the foreigners and Catholics rule if they
can succeed TO do It. Never yc, TO my
knowledge has Pro,estanti,m or anti.
Catholicism in this Country sough, to IN.
'eEfere with the rights Of any man
whether citizen, native. or alien. to wor.
chip God according TO the dictates of his
own conscience, and the sentence in MIR.
Mlllcr's letter above is a sample Of his
general misjudgemen, Of things. Cath.
olicism is in,oleran,, bn, no other creed
or class in this country are, aed the sen.
,ence above is only a rei,eration Of the
wa.chword Of those terrible secre, poli,i.
cal conclaves. the S1g .Nichts and tes-
ul,s, whose only ally is in the foreignized
wing Of the once all-wor,hy democratic
party.
Mr.. NJ Her should be informed that the
sentence will have no wegh,-it is Jus,
the sentiments Of every man ia Cedar
County. He can gain no strength by i,
but he also is favorable 10 the horde OF
foreign bred, uneduca,ed men, trained in
the institutions OF despotsm and tyranny
instructed only in the workings Of ensa-
T!n5 laws. and with no knowledge Of our
free institutions, should rule TINS County.
tia, Ley shall be our rulers, officers,
jut e.. and law makers On this poin,
Mr.. Whistler will take issue with him,
aud II IS for the people TO determine
which principlc they eu.orsc
In short Mr.. Miller is willing foreign
eFs aud Catholics shall rule, If By their
cunning and Vaccinations, aai by the
ASSISTANCE Of the party waicl Mr.. Miller
represents, they can succeed Again be
touches upon the fact that lie ia a com.
mua cant OF that church which forbibs al
secret societies consequently he 10 op.
posed 10 Masons, Odd Fellows, Good
feinpsers, soas OF Temperance and nj
other secret societies excep, i, be the.r
own Church c1nnunions. Here a. ain IS
beautiful consistency - opposes every
go,i institution unless it be with or en-
doors 70 the imPosaioas Of the world, or
under The coa,.oi - his church.
He sao.., a.. .lse Uten % plain
win NJ. Miller, bal MS con naaica, on
vas - inconsistent and is 50 vel calcu.
latsi to nls!ead the m al or raise wrong
impressions or false p.eiaiises that we
could 10. 'et II pass; but we give Mr..
Miller lac credit Of being a very hone 5,
and candid politician in thus f.arle.sly
dec.aialag his sentiments when they are
SO directly antagouistical to those of the
party which he supports.
The "Order" Waning.
Tac meteor of Know. Notbingism ,ba,