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Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05

The Convention spent most Of the morn.
ing in considering the resolution to rescind
The 18th section. Mr.. Evans moved to
substitute a new platform. as published in
The American Organ, at Washington on the
10th inst. After long debate the motion
was carried, 106 to 76.
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05

a. We are authorized to ANNOUNCE JOHN D.
sANDEfuR as candidate ior re-eleetioa TO the
office of Sheriff OF llempstead county. at the cleo.
,ien in August next
NJ We are authorized to announce SIMON T.
SANDERS as a candidate for reelection 10 the
office Of Clerk Of Hampstead county at the ensu.
ing August election.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28
A Special Session.

We have neglected to publish the prociama-
lion oi hi- EAceiienoy, Gov. Gsitle-, oonsvning
the Legislature of Iowa at tn Capitol in Iowa
City, on June 81.
The purpose Of This, We suppose to be, 10 leg
isla:e apoa the recent mlnilceat graats Of land
made to this State by Cen ;ress, FOR Rail Road
Purposes.
Cedar, will of necessity, be unrepresented In
tais body 50 far as concerns her proper reprs-
sentative, as The H)u. A. ID. Graham i ros re.
SLING out o! this county and upon some town
property Ia TIE nes addition 10 Fort D..s
t. 0 which the ,!to. 0: Iowa has been re-.
Gently located. Ii will be understood Mr.. CIR.
ham voted for removal and thsse two thing
together lock eloady. Bat as it is, We suppose,
The will Of the legislature will be liza: he holds
bis s:a. at this session, aud to this a. a matter
OF course, we mast submit, bat let US hereafter,
as people, keep clear ofelectng 10 ofi &c stran-
gers sho hsye no 4 xed residence among Us. nor
any interests 10 common x.ta Us. L.. Us profit
by this lesson.
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Who are the Negro Worshippers.

The above term is being used quite
fippantly by the black democracy nova.
days, and it might tie well to learn who
they are.
We suppose 'wor.hipper' to be one
who adores or prizes above the true val.
ae Of thing. The pro-slavery party and
the border ruffian adherents are, BY tins
rule, certainly entitled to the pain, as by
the laws Of Kansas, which they contend
must be enforced, ii is made a penalty OF
SIX noaTus' Imprisonment to steal a
white child, while TO steal black child
the penalty is DEATH. Is not that ado
ration Of the blackss The love for the
blacks is greater than their natural love
Tor their own offspring, in proportion as
death is greater punishment. than six
months imprisonment
Truly the black democracy, who shout
for Buchanan; who endorse slavery ex !.
lens ON, and maintain that the unnatural.
tyranncal and unconstitutional laws for.
ced upon the people Of Kansas by an ar.
my OF Rufiians from Missouri, by force
Of arms, mus, be enforced are the negro
worshippefs. The Law and Order par.
ty. both 10 Kansas and the free States.
who contend for the enforcement If laws
which pu. TO death for carrying black
aud imprisou six months for kidnapping
a white, they are the negro worshippers.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28

Baehannn's Chances. is conceded by
all the leading and well-posted democra.
Tic sheets that Buchanan stands no chance
at all OF carrying any free State, except
Pennsylvania, Iowa and California, and
i, will require all of these to elect him
TO give him bare majority. What are
his chancesa Pennsylvania he never can
carry, as the success Of the democratic
party IN that state depends upon the fer
elgn vote, and this he cannot get, a, his
speech In Lancaster will drive them from
him. He was formerly strong adyo-
cate vi Native americanisn. His Ten
CENT system will drive all the working
people from him, as they won't work fer
ten cents day. l! is forlorn hope. -
Senator Broadhead, the pro-slavery sem
ator from Pennsylvania, who is well
posted a, home, has declared Buchanan
stands no chance al all in his own state.
broadhead is a shrewd politician and
ought TO Know. Buchanan is from Ian
caster County, which has always been
the Federal county of the State and i,
raised hum through It's fedora! majority TO
bis high elevations. The Lancaster En-
press, his home organ, which has followed
him through all his political fortunes, ha.
now in the days OF his adversely forsaken
hln-,urned against. A majority OF his
old comrades and adnercn,s, through
whose influence he has been raised to
eminenee. have now turned agains, him
He will badly beaten in his own State.
As TO Iowa, the majority agains, him
will be thousands-overwhelming. And
IN California the gallant Col. Fremon.
whose services there are remembered,
will be duly appreciated by the miners,
who will give him tina, State by an over.
whellning majority.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28

In the liz. Of delsy yates to the Democratic Con
yea.ion, now assembled at Cincinnati we no.
tice the names Of TIE following distinguished cit
izens
Mat Wari, who shot the schoalmaster Butler.
in kentucky, aud who after wandering aroune.
the country branded with the mark of Cain. has
again turned up a. delegate from Texas. We
notice tia. the Democratic papers are very
careful to print his name VI. Ward.
Senator REss, O; Ark, who assaulted Hor-
ace Greeley In the streets Of Washington. Ar
kansas may well re p-oll OF her representa-.
tives in this Convention.
Preston s. Brooks, of South Carolina, the gal
liant defender Of his 'gfaudfathers wife's neph-
ew' Mr.. Butler. Mr. Books has instituted
new order OF cainalry, called the 'ssriks-aim
from behind order.
Ccptasn kasah Ryni rs, the renowned leader
Of the Empire Club vi New York the gentleman
who had bis pockets picked by tho Commiste.
Of Arrangements while making Characters tic
speech at Sicsragus meeting
IoHs HYer. the celebrated prize fighter O.
New York, who attends the Convention as a
fighting partner Of the Nsw York Delegation.
- Toledo Blaie.
To add another brilliant star to the abe 70
galaxy Of shining light. to reilad society, we
might add the name Of one Mcfarland, common
ly known as the blazing comet from the hal
~ nation Of iowa, who was oae OF the Vice
Presidents on that OCCASION MOI having the tai
ents or courage 70 make himsel. as renowned as
Mat Ward or Capt. Ryniers, he is nevertheless
taelr peer Ia point oil rnoral w.!lia yness.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28

Ten Cent jimmy. Hon. James
Buchanan. the pro.slavery nominee for
Presidents wha. might be called "a CON-
sisten. old BACH He is now a demo.
cras, but was thrice elected to Congress
on ticket IN opposition to that party
During his term in Congress he made
many speeches which do no, we'll com.
port with his present position having said
IN one Of his Federal deliveries ,i.at il he
believed there was one drop OF demoera-
TIC blood IN his veins, he would open
them with his jack knife and let Out.
tie also advocated the system OF impov.
erishlng the laborer and making him sub
serylent to his employer-Yes, adyoca-
ted a system BY which the laLorer should
receive but len cents a day for hl. labor,
and the farmer Ten cents Jlshel for
Dheat. He even declared that a policy
which would bring about such things
would be be,ter for the country. This is
known TO all Pennsylvania for which
reason we find bu, few, very few, in the
west WIN support him.
He was also one OF the original Know
Nothlngs, having made speech IA copy
Of whirh we now have in which he de.
claimed against foreign influence and the
foreign population in as strong terms as
the most rampant Of modern X. n. stump
orators.
He opposed the principles OF Jackson
was in favor Of an L. S. Bank-a high
protection tariff, and all the yenera,ed
principles oil The democratic party. Yet
he Is now their standard bearer. Truly
The democratic party is party OF princi-
ple-in a horn.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28
Executors Notice.

State Of losa, County Of Cedar, ees. F
To the heirs OF joel Lewis, decd, ard oil yer
sons Interested in the estate OF said decd.
7 Joseph Smith. Executor Of the estate Of SAID
1, Joel Lewis. deed, hereby give notice, that,
on Saturday, the 9th day u July, A.. D. 1856,
being thereunto duly authorized by an o.sier
Issued out Of The County Court IL Cedar county
lowe, on tie 10th dag Of May :, u. 1860 shsii
offer at ralli sale to the highest bidder there
for, the following described real estate situated
in said County, TO wit: Thes ar u the E ar
Of &c p, township 20 north Of rTrge west OF
3d =. n. also part OF tie e or s or Of sec
20 in sems town and range. oorner ~ tie
corner of the eqr Sc Or Of sec 25, running.
thence cast poles. thence north Sc pol s. nee
west poles, thence south Sc poles 10 the pl.ee
of beginning; the said real estate teIor slug 10.
the property Of the said decd Said saie will
take place at the late residence tfihe dec't il,
said comfy add State, near Roches.er, between,
the hours q 9 , NJ. ald 1 r Il. or sail day.
IL C.. PIATT, J. SMITH, Ey'r.
ATTY for executor s3tg
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cGgac NO0JGGs.
Public Sale.

BY virtue Of . dccrstal.ordsr of the County
Court OF Cedar County, Iowa, the Subscriber a,
executor on the estate Of Stephe en- Goodrich. de.
ceased, wig offer at public sale, 1t the Court
House door, in Upton, on the 10Th day Of Ju,v
next, at O'Clock Z. NJ, DE following eecris.d
real estate, Tor 40 much hereof asmey be nec-
esary to pay the debts ard support tie ninor
heirsl to wit: The ne Ia OF the AZ Ia of se.
ion fifteen l5) township eighty 1907 north O,
range three (3) west, also, Lots 478g ana 10
IN Block SO, in the town Of Upton,
The terms Of the eald are one half down, and
the remainder In one year with tea FER cent. ia
terest. Z. 8. DASIE1s, Ex'r On aid estate,
.4N Tip,on, June 10th 1856,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28
Republican Convention.

Al the Convention On the ith of July
there will tie Senator. Representative
to the Safe Legislature. Clerk of the
D,s'ric, Court aud Prosecuting Attorney
put 10 nomination. And there will also
lie delegates appointed to represen, our
county IN the convention, al Toronto, on
the S,h Of July, to pa. In nomination a
candidate for representative for Clinton
aud Cedar counties.
We ask tina, the Republicans come en-
vase to the convention the issue is q
mighty one, nothir 6 less than the extern.
sion of freedom CT slavery; shall Kan
sas be free, or shall she be ruled by ruff
ian dsspots shall the doings OF tie pas,
two years, the repeal Of the prohibition
OF sla- cry, tbs invasion Of Kansas, the
outrages committed there, the destruction
OF the properly and lives 0! the lovers Of
liberty, the attempt TO pu, down freedom
OF dc bate IN the National Congress, by
the use OF the bludgeon, shall these
things be sustainei7 VIII the people Of
,als great nation say by their votes, that
1t IS a crime, a felony 10 speak in favor
OF Liberty and agalns, slavery. Will they
say by their votes tia, II is crime wor.
thy OF Imprisonment, to circulate the
writings Of Washington and JeGersous
Wal they decide against liberty Of speech,
the press and the ballot box, unless thew
be exercised ia a way approved by the
tnends ahd supporters Of despolisnIs--
These are the questions to be decided
n tie ensuing contest. Hence let every
trend Of Free Territory, free speech,
free press, aad free men, and opposed to
those wrongs AID oulFa3es pcrpeuated
with the saneson OF tie preSen, admins.
,Iatioa and bis party and Supporters, be
on hand o. tie tcuah, and by tLeir pres
tace aLd voices encourage a.d sustain
tie rignt ana condemn the wrong. L.,
10 one stay ii hume IL "a ng his H.
aatnee IL nothing; ta- OCEAN is made of
daolrs, aad The people. the multitude, :
made ct individuals, ard every one has
hss iAI4eaLa-
- YaicHt de'aeslaeg afe very l.aT-
sal ~ an have q good large csuren.
i.au iufy s.s.s lag 4li4elee il sail.
ave, and a-z.-.s tt.5sE lezGs. Lst gesst-
'taas a..a ~ ls,elss & ter Er@e rssu-
nee 4. aals al tt.a= r4zaess aud u. Ja
ia.al au ass..t strength - ersrf agss.-
sap It, ts5y lerreze4tzt zl4 .E94 tae
-.ssa14a.ls4s, ~hea naa-s. 'ya Il. s..e
eao'-s q .Ae tiss.+s 6. =a- fr.az3aze5
lie asY $ : g.g-s Csc Is 81. 49,
."tj @s A-la1us 4a- sgsz.s s4e5@ 4E- Bal
isn "1ss s44aA aiafs sa= ar Easa. tier
.tio4 Eyi Ire Ee u As Gag ..s= .zt.f
Asnasatse .u 4.l .-f 1rfr tones
We say thea -ystse ~ as.s a.. s.yL
tel us lave q gigus.s gs.ealzss.z a.. q
iisasnrg anew 10 tA4 .o~tu4.s wi ..t
i'"tiot i4ti,rs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28

THE Republicans of Cedar county are reqaes-
L ted 70 meet in Mass Convention, at Upton,
o, the i.h day Of July next, at 10 O'Clock, A. N
I. put in domination candidates for The severa,
oaices 70 b. filed 81 IN, ensuing August elec.
tom. Let the friends OF Freedom and opponents
Of Rafian despotism backed up By the Adminis-
.xstion, be On hand 10 their strength. We should
ac every exertion to redeem Kansas from the
sptla cation and terror DOW reigning and ruling
there. Il IL especially desirable that each and
every township should be represented in the
Convention. Is the votes on nominations will pro.
h.h'y be taken By townships.
By order Of the Central COMMITTEE
J. w. CArrELI., Chairman.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28

FsLe-2t .FssmS,--The democrats have
been making some desperate, but lud!-
cgoas, efforts to create al Enthusiasm
ever the nomination. Buchanan. but
ths working people remember his 10 cent
arguments ani keep sloaf. AT Iowa
Cay, upon receiving the news, posters OF
the largest sizes, filled with high sound
ing patriotism, were circulated, bJ. could
nc. rsise enough to organize-tried II
orer again aad failed made third e.
lar., by chance many strangers were in
town, and aiteg circulating g poster 20
get men 10 be tasre. they Got enough TO-
seIher to open a meeting. IL RoCk Is
land they tried !! Tvs ice ana failed beth
tines, and thsn gave It ~. In Ausea-
the aud Davenport they had like sac
cess. Ia Dubuque. the grsa, gi6al!er Of
Slaveocgacy In Iowa, alter a desperate
effort, were called together 1872 ali told,
IN that large city, counting outsiders.
stragglers and ALL Truly they are on
their last legs, and even them badly
crippled.
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8heiid's Sale.

virtue OF special execution, TO ME direc.
- ted. issued out Of the Clsrk,s oRce of ,ha
b'striet Court In and for the County Of Cedar
and State Of Iowa, in favor ofCharless. Poster
ana against John ID. Wolf. have levied mon
me following real estate. to wit: Lots mo. one
~ .o } three la) seven ~ eight rel aud
rins " y Block forty five ftS, In the Town Of
same for sale, At public cutlery on Saturday the
18TH day OF July, A. d. 1856, 1. the Court Hons,
deor IN said County. heswesa the hours of o.
clock. a. n, aud o'clock. p. ~. fsaid day a.
SATISFY the said execution and the costs that NAV
accrue thereon. JOHN n RTRL1 w 1a,
Upton. June 70, 1856. sheriff az Cel..
.Su County Iowa.
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srRayEp OK SroLEN--g on The suLseri bers
three horses T; Que, bay mare, ave years ell,
she has three shoes Oh, a scar on both fore legs,
between abe knees and Al oulicr; also, brown
horse, four years ola. ana about siNteeH hands
high, rather thin In Hcsh, d collar mark on the
left shoulder. a small star in his forehead, and
number Of white hairs scattered over his eye
brcws, shod all round; also, large bay, mare
colt, one year old, with star in her forehead
has on halter with sharp nail tnatxle attached
to il. A liberal reward will be paid for their
return TO John c. LYLE, three miles from Upton.
on the Davenport road, OF for information where
they NAV ie found JOHN G. LYLE,
Is 5w. t.Eil. W. SMITH.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28

Kansas .96airs.-As we have no.
room TO inser, IN full the lengthy articles
on Kansas affairs, we will give the au.
,hen,ic news for the same.
The people in the interior. The farmers
and Peacea5!o settlers through he back
settlements are 10 furnishing condition
The proclamation of Gov. Shannon has
forbidden the assembling Of any body OF
people, unless they be The legally orga.
nized militia, or sth. posse, aud tina, tn
U. $. Trcnlts and the posse Lave receiy.
ed orders to dispcrse al ether gatherings.
Hence the people are not allowed to
travel about, and have been robbed OF
Their arms, their property and many Of al
their provisions. Their horses, cattle,
stock and money was taken from them
long ago, by bandiri Of Missourians,
Carolinlans, and Georgians, who are
travelling the country pillagtng. saeking
and robblng ey.Iy house, and stripping
Of all yaluables every man they meet.
Under these circumstances, and the peo-
pie not being allowed to travel wi,kou. a
pass, they are not able TO get provisions,
and hero, are in iamishihg condition.
The towns OF Ossawat,omie and Pal
inyra were recently catered by band
OF about $50 armed RufIians, who sacked
and piilaged the town aud carried off all
valuable property. Col. Sumner so far
iransgressed the orders Of Shannon as 10
Consider tins band OF narauders an ille-
gal assemblage, and hence he me, and
dispersed them, Tor which the posse >
swear vengeance on Sumner, who bas
since been superseded BY Col. Harvey,
the man who caused the woman to be
whipped 10 death. Brown, Deitzler,
Smlth, jenkins, and other persons are
sill IN confinement d. Leeompton or tie
kickapoo station. Leavenwortn was re-
Gently entered by a band Of Ruffians, who
arrested many citizens and caused others
10 leave under promises not TO return, and
leaving all their property and yaluab!es
behind
Gen. Whitfield, the man whom the
Pro-slagefy party admitted to sea, ia
Congress, as delegate, which seat he
now holds. Is ID Kansas, at the head &c an
armed land. The following accoun, OF
LIm Is from tae 81 Luis Dem.
St Louis June H.
4 Lasr@nse letter 70 tie Ueaoerat dat June
III a4g. John Upton 5ergentat Ar4s N I'M
E-l9=as COMMITTEES Nale going from Nesport 20
4 = FreDee. vAs tass pftsener by party efBuf-
pEas Iasa, 81 thro8Kh the influence VI NJ. Olae,
s4s r e4sea af'sE one days detention.
asa. Liisel4 u aid = ~ IL COMMAND Of
cginF Fang ~ a59at thrae hundred mea en- canned
bsaE faE4Tle city. tse!ge laiies soa.h OF Law.
PRISE, engaged I'll stopping. serghing and det4ln-
log 'Ezse!}crs- Col. sumner wen. 70 Prairie city
r III LeaFG. aaI commanded Mhitaeld.y com
pay - dispsrsss which hey dia, bat aIssr goinr
aslze afs miias. again sheamteI, committed
81 ffeasiISE1s HYoH TIE property II ssttlers
n .szLsT sH EssEis. that WaiihelGs company
AAa rss dispersed seEI 70 tie Fori fer iaore
gypts&
Tss4s ssGtsa1 Frss State men sere enc arnpea
ns@s saN4sng 80 movements Of NhitaeId's
ts2s gszY, sa4 re@ey 70 give kfs battle, ~. "a
ssrekssas ~ rSaaAssss command has prevented a
: ~ p - to sFsssh; ts8s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28

The Black Fig. The State Ga-stts.
OF Burlington, the Dodge organ of Iowa,
has hois.el the black flag, jus. such flag
as their Southern brethren from Carolina
carried a. the piilage Of Lawrence, ex-
ceps that the inscription of Death to
Abol'nonis,s' Is omitted. The Gazette
is an open, avowed organ, and comes
toldly out and hoists its true colors, but
first tries the experiment of saying i, is
the Republican flag, to see how it will
so down with tie people. That is right
show your colors-,he black flag is he
banner OF the black democracy, and the
skull and cross homes the true insignia OF
the slayeocracy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28

mise en- tais Frinel RE and eaarassing the
great state Of Illinois ID i:s favor, he VIZ
tua!y ignores II so soon rs tbs demand
IS made by his southern masisrs, and
all the patent democracy will doubtless
say Amen.
VIII the people sustain these tools Of
slavery uoFagaud.st will tie homes;
yeomanry d the country bog their necks
and submit tina, ouy Gee institutions be-
rejected and tro3Ien under foot, allow
slavery to continue to grow and spread
Hscli, becoming more and more laso.eat
Ia lis demands, an.h tbs grga! republic
is Que only in name, uGtll freedom Of
speech and the press are destroyed IN
tie north, rs Iasy uow are in almost
every slave state and il Kansas. II
they DO what better Of VI. we be than
the subjects Of Kegs ami empcrors, yet
il the slave power is not checked such
viii most surely be the resaIl.
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FRA Csnvsntion for the nomination Of
Representative, for the 3ist District will he held
at Toronto, IN g iatoI county, on the eli Iii day
Of July next al 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The .tion for delegates " one for every so
votes pulled by the Republican party in said
County
u. N M,LEs, Chairman Of Citation county
X publican c pfnn1it.ee
J. W. CATrEiL chairman Of Cedar County,
X; ubl CO CJmni
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Rssctr.4, That railroad ID the faci-
6e Ocean hy The more central and prae-
ucab!e route is imperatiVelY demaudsa
BIZ the interests Of the whole country and
! That the Federal Government enEhi TO
render immediate and eslicieat aid II Us
construction. and as AZ auxiliary thereto
the Immediate construction g! an emf
grant route on tie line Ct Tie railroad.
| R.soirel, Tha, appropriations by Cor.
gress for the improvement oil rivers ana
harlors OF a nalionai character, required
| FOR the accommodation and secarity oil
on, existing commerce. are authorized
BY the Constitution. and justified by the
obligation Of Goyernmen. to protect the
lives and property Of its citizens.
RESOLVED. That We invite the Animation
and cooperation &C the men OF all parties
however different, from US ID other res
poets, in supper, Of the principles Lerein
declared; and believing that the spirit OF
our institutions as well as the constitution
OF cur country, liberty OF conscience and
equality OF rights amorg the citizens, we
oppose all legislation impalrlng iheif Sc
curly.
Dring The debate Mr.. Stewards nnme
was Withdrawn, also those OF Messrs.
Chase and MeLane, and without final
action the Convention adjourned I'LL 5 r.
M.
On the first ballot of the New England
States went boldly for Fremont, excep,
III votes for McLane.
New York gave SO for Fremont.
The Convention re-assembled al 0 r.
NJ, and being called TO order, the vresi-
den, announced tha, the chairman OF the
Republican National Executive Commit
tee had communication TO presen, 10 he
Convention.
Hon. L. d. Morgan then presented
the communication from the Committee
appointed by the North American Con-
yeLtlon a, New York, sts,eing that in
Pursuance Of a resolution in that Conyen-
ton, they had been appointed TO confer
with the Rel olican Convention on tie
subec, oil nominations, with a viw to
some conser,ed action on the par: OF
| both Conventions.
Mr.. Li,,leiohn OF New York moved to
refer the communications TO committee,
to consist OF che from eacf4 State. He
said North American Convention was ac-
tua,ed by the same feelings tina, moved
this Convention, and it was but right
.ha,rhe-gr"at party represented by the
North American Convention should have
one candidate on their ticket nominated
here.
Mr.. Gddings Of Ohio was panied ,c
be compelled to oppose the motion. Thi:
Convention had invited all 10 come in
who were opposed TO the presen, Admin.
istraton. ii committee were appointed
TO communicate with Americans be
should have committee appointed &c
communicate with foreign born subjects
John G.. Fremont was nominated fol
Presiden, on the irst ballot.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28

kansus Maci,ng.-l will address tie Citizens
u Sugar Creek at sharon School house, lear
Laetol, on Monday eve, June 30th.
Wills srlcRR
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safe Ticket.
For Secretary Of STATE.
ELIJAH SELLS, Of Muscatine.
For .7uditsr Of Naie.
JOHN PhTTEE, Of Bremen.
For Treasurer Of Nnte.
NJ. L. MORRIS, OF Polk.
Fer .dtforney General.
SAMUEL A. RICE, of Mahaska.