The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

! SITUATION IN this OtbJeto .~atn ,-e f,.f..i q.
, business, he vii. give good ufp~G,a41
! ~ 10 goa icy apply soon.
! 4 WfrHpRAvAL---W- gave our pssll
ion as a journshs, 10 our rraslers 81; tn,
commencement OF tins volume. aud ",
presume we were generally underst 81
We have since expressed our coa,emp
Tor any man who will refuse 10 take hi.
own county paper because he can &c
papers from the large eastern cities muct
cheaper. Such men We have 4 pscu.IaI
misirust Of. We !kink they ought to b,
u7tch.d closely. for where the bumps o
acqulsi,lveness predominates to such ar
extent, temptations nigh, overcome them
Again; when they are too poor TO pay
for their paper, We have promised &c
charge them nothing; and finally, it any
one is displeased with our position, OF
whose conscience woa'; allow them IL
patronize Us, we will cheerfully give them
"a dismissal in good faith" On the
last score we occasionally have custom.
er to deal with, bu, we bid them good
bye with the best of feeling, it being cn!y
a difference Of opinion, we cannot find il
IN our heart to censure them.
One, for instance, las, week wrote Us
10 stop is paper, because, he said, 1t
was al. eFgan Of vulgarity end vice. .
New se esteem ourselves " nice young
una ~ bu, this subscriber though, diffet-
entity Of Us, and OF course was entitled TO
his opinion.
We were were ,oid..some time ago by
a very homes, mana man In whom
there IS no guile, that he he did no, like
our paper, and he was going to have 1t
-" Too much abolliionisn in il"
he sad, and he could no! support i,
because he believed in slavery; saying,
:. We have go. the niger and ought to
keep him in bondage" SAID he wanted
slavery to go,o Nebraska, Kansas and
Iowa, and everywhere, because. he said,
~e have 60, them and should keep them
bound down-keep them under, therefore
he could not be subscriber.
Again, last Monlay we received a
- stop letter" for these reasons
- have con..nieL to stop re4ti.ls yJar
" ooiy -Le,d y paper ind y ii A., tea
ID t. ID all goa cln asAius. tl@ Dr.aocEa.s,
hat year ability IS alb 70 do, An! aaye been
o'kins, u o,kirs in vain t. hal the fist
nc 'nrasin, article 10 your pa?as in favor of
he I'D party We belo.y 10, AID Will leave yol
o "c.. out your own salvation"
The author OF the above is Al homes,
DID democrat. When we,~ere 4 boy
small boy making fundamental music
II our cradle, h Iae b!iss.a! gralihcatien
u our watchFut lni anx. ,ls mamma. he
.as laen a tried anl ste4I.ast aiHereut
a s-r sa=As 81 t.4a democracy Ne
adds. AMI h'-1met 4, democrat u.ler
pass t.sfous skies. al a: i tiHs" saea
he Z ~ question vas tearIu.!y agltatea.
Abol,,I5nrsts ard Fustoas we're lnaatny
stand -siast the extension Of slavery.
Democrats AID wings were sinking a,
IS propa gatloo. Our tender heart was
Ieeply Impressed with the evil o. slavery
xteasion. We were thea , democrat.
nd KEEP, within The traces, but We hoped
o. r-iegm-It came aot. Sad parties
ave entirely closed ;aelf eyes TO ,ais
.reat national egl. The P4ry's eyes
we're closed, bat oars remained opened
Ne therefore have las-a A staal thai ii.
~ oi! patty siii tasrls Al 10 Tue propa-
alton Of slavery, se 81! not pal win
.ein, but will get OUTSIDE the traces. II
ben, those who sui probably from force
{ habit, caoos. to all tn evil, visa to
withdraw their support rom Is, We can
4eer.l!iy part with them as Abfam
.arled with Lot. We sla let them de.
ar, 70 the leG: hand. . tie plains OF
'odon, where .hc cities 81 S3Iom sul
tomorrow r@rc destroyed,