The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-12

The Democratic Convention Portrayed
by a Pro. Slavery Hand.-The New York
Herald Is we'll known to be most in
tense pro-slavery sheet-a paper as ul-
ira Southern upon the slavery question as
any paper published in the slavehoding
S,ateA X has been decidedly Democra-
tic in its tendencies, in accordance with
the usual policy of leaning to the strong.
est side. That paper thus pictures the
Democratic Convention:
"The Cincinnati Convention assem-.
bled for the modes, purpose OF debating
TO the Democracy Of the Union their ex.
elusive candidate for President OF the
United States, meets under impressive
auspices Of pistols and bowie knives,
bludgeons and terrorism, and is graced
by the company Of five hundred gamblers
and blacklegs, and from three to four
hundred women of the town, gathered
from the s;ews Of most OF our large cit
les, and all reyeling together as in the
festivities OF common jubilee. Such Is
the revolving spectacle now exhibited to
an insulted, enlightened and intelligent,
people by the ence venerable and high
toned democratic party. In fact; this
party, 50 ltng pluming itself as the party
Of the Union and the constitution has fall
len a. length under the control Of the
nigger drivers Of the South, as complete
~ as the broken fragments Of bo,t. the
cd parties of the North have sunk into
the dirty schemes of the niger worship
ping demagogues Of this gecticn.
The Cincinnati Conference of the mig
ger drivers will. Of course. give VS. a
high sounding platform, full Of windy
distractions and unmeaning rubbish,
with which TO gull and hoodwink the
honest yeomanry Of the country; where
as. if the principles OF this niger drivers
convention were truly expressed they
would be given in some such PATTERN as
the following, TO wit:
!. Resolved, tina! niggers, pistols, bowie
knives and bludgeons are the iundamen-
tai principles of the Democracy, as recon.
s,ructed under the administration Of oul
warlike Franklin Pierce by our dear
friends, the Southern niger drivers.
2. Resoloed, that the freedom Of Speech
is liable 10 abuses even in the United
States Senate abuses which en- only be
corrected by the application Of gutta per
cha to the naked head 81 the offending
party, as lie sits il hl. chair; and that il
thus beating IN abolition Senator, We ART
rightecusly yindIcatlng the true policy .
tie 'un'errfied democracy
3. Resofrst, tia. the killing OF a con
.efnplble Irish waiter, holding the pos!
ton Of a niger, for neglect Of duty o
impudence 10 a democratic CUES, comnl
down to lase breakfast, is a proper warn
Ing 20 the whole IRISH race, that they cal
no longer expect 10 il3e rough shod owe
The Democracy Of the Union.
a. Res0!usd, a. tie constitution, as in
terPfetet b car SoutLern Teachers, t
Niger drivers, has already establishes
African SIayery IL all the territories @
tie United states. That 'squal:er soyer
eigu!y' j. hufub9g, That General Cas-
TEA humbug considerably behind the age
and thai all abolition or free State squat
tiers should BE- expelled from Kansas,
hN'N9S@' y " HIT d4a s@9fut, 60. 81.
IEls. IA whatever DISCUSSES OF hgi
sounding verbiage tn Cincinnati nigge
drivers democratic platform may be writ
en-tals, We dare say, will be its prope
Interpretation.
This fire IN the rear from a newspa
per upon whose support the Democrat
hare counted, IS quite significant nc
that the Heralds support is worth any
thing to the party which is favored vii
II, but lis conductors have shown mue
stIewdneas IN shaping their polJtca
course So "a always to have a fair wind
They evidently despair OF the Democrat
&c cause, and will not take passage on
sinking snip.