The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-04
From lie Iissoari lie a, (juehdnan.)
Pennsylvania Politics.
PHILADELPnIA, sept. Is, 1856

lo the EuIly. oi tae AtsaoafI I,emo,rut:
told you tbai you oulJ have ilue
from nie, giving you poltical ness, aad
"ish had nat SO Promised, Tor what 10
give you, that would nave Certainty Ia II,
| | cannot say. Here | u, IN old Penn
syisania, among old friends all OF WHOM,
have u-vn Deanocfatic Ia past times;
siood Iay ot anu itarrfsols s,atupdt.
dha, thous /, would Hsue" C..auge - ,tieu
AHoh - nata: H. pas tt.as ;, aa~ s4a.,nng
t1e oe toy4tiC garry F0tucrg,lt anI 10
-.l2, It's otd hardware 1rau.r. personal
h.eu15 ii E,IGaaHau, WHO should they
aaFryHf y. cyafse D.chaaan. You Noulu
say, no s4-L loing hey c9,. for Ia
Faaa .3er JI -e IL u.ty. leader ia
tine oi 70 X, y Il uaaeltlate lgr toug ess
oa EHe Republican tckrl. IT. tae pace
Il. tht~e ."en, noHeFcr, ia. EucnaAan
fnr II ave gaiUeet X ed and kaudall, Old
+" .'os, und calm that lney have Ill, de IA
good eXcAaage; II may be that tLey nave,
Know moi. Nov. how am 10 tell YOU
how .ennsytvanta Is gong, III the iace
OF al lhese thmgst cannot tul viii
give you guess. Ii F.lhi ore can be
ett III me HELD, with any show al all Tor
snc1 IS, Buck VII g.t the State PuIla-
q ipala ""uld nov give Fillmore a u4x
J.l"y, but .naay OF the merchants say
tney are Oh t-e ieLee, aud If assured
thai there Is no Chance lor FI.lmo. viii
cas-, their votes ios Fremont. have tsi. d
TO tell these men ot tie danger 10 lie
tnien, ou. they viii ut bel.re IL, and
say win Eates, tue Uu,on mus, staua :
1od ioroi4 that they saould be mistaken.
Did You eyer ieei like knock .ug Il
man down. II not YOU dld not .eei IKE
di. on the cars the o.her night. What
would ysu tAink oi beng wakened up at
~ clock At might with Stranger unot.
do You vote Iofs' and answer: 'Of course
Buchanan. iou drop od again and ale
forgetting yourself. when YOU hear "A
'sliiek Tor Freedom aud The result 50
Tor Fremont, 81 icr BuCaauan aud -
for Fillmore. Particular pains being Ia
ken 10 tell me, which. as | was nut very
na6lr jus. then, btougn. OF, some re-
marks HON Inc not Very cr.jlta5le 10 the
good sense OF lie maJ my say tut ST
things s3melilnes), ohiel ,llci ed an.
sNe!s, Thea the Ia1t TIA | sas d Mlssou
ian, ani then all the god names You
called DAVID .ilcnlson, 50 complimentary
to hun, we're applied TO me; 10 nol ap-
pred they We're insinuated. | Lad i
his .tchlsons) virtues and ,trlngtci-
lows besiles | sho4ld certainly have
Knocked some one ol them down i. .ad
not been airald that they would have r.
turned the compliment. Oue long uos.d
Yankee | haow he was iron Vernont1
II | catcu iiai III Missouri, let him loo.,
out. Why, was SO augry that aciua :
~ said some very alnlaJle things oG Da-
vld X. Atchison.
Kansas aid Missouri, (knowmg. i'll
seeGs 10 me, no difference between the
borcer coun,ies aad st. Loui>). is all the
conversation; aud II We ca..no, save Penn.
syNaaia, by keeping Fillmore before the
p opie, We ar gone; lor II he Is cropped
Fremont gets two..hlrJs oi the votes.
The Quakers aie hall { azed--al,end,up
meetings aud saying tha. 'verly Fre.
haShs - P'oPVt uiaH .NfNrl ltdf /
.Loash, lei the Democrats carry the dag;
we have nominated BUCHANAN and ".
snail sand BY hiin; aud il ne IS beaten
We nave higner duty 10 perform III is
10 save the Uann. ! shall then sxpecl
all good men 10 be with US. ior all IA
Missouri. | nope. love the luton better
than IT, pfr ilege oil extending slavery
IN tae Territories, ani be you ready tlen.
Tor have great lear loy tue resui
ey Lows