The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-04-05


LOG, sneaking, hypscritical Know Nothing fun
key In every sense, and have never been true to
any party, although you have in turn belong ed
TO every party and piece OF party that has exis-
ted, since You had beard and 81 te TO disgrace
our common country The FIRST and the last tim,
VT ever saw you. you made your speech in the
Republican Convention with your cloak on ard
with your hair combed down very .leek, O good
deal OF hogs lard and cologne applied, ard q
nice white pocket handkerchief with which you
wiped the most by polrtlcal face We have seen
in long time; bat really, When you made all
your Anti Slavery pledges aud renouacea all
else ior The sake Of tnat. and declared yourself
Republican, in our innocence we thought you
were going t. b. man hereafter. But we &c
kIosledga QUE mistake.
-.
Mr.. spicer has delivered himself Of a good
many Glppaas impertnsncss, bat not OF single
fact or circumstance which even tends to cxtri-
cate him from attempts At playing botl "iix
and puppy" lie has not denied a fac. that we
charged against him. We nos propose t. prove
that Mr. Spicer is either tool or a knave, Ia
very little space, and leave him.
Then the little upsta,t goes on to state
his reasons for the above, which are, that
we, after being in attendance at the Re-
publican Convention. on the 22d Feb,
and satisfied with the same, went to the
American Convention, on the 5th March
and assisted to make an Electoral tick
ct Of men opposed to the principles we
advocated, and goes on to say:
Hr. spfoss himself roie! to endorse Fillmore
aad DoasLisoa, a1d said they NE. his pGrm a.
prosaL We submit to every sane man il this is
not the most glazing qualification on record =
Whns would be said of a man who had went into
the Democratic Convention on the Sth January
last, endorsed the Nebraska B II and the Adj
m.nistratson, and then went into the Republi-
can Convention on the I'll February, and de,
clare; ag inst the Administration aud Slavery
extension. This Is what Mr.. Spicer has doae
exactly.
Now, to answer all Of these po.en, ar
gumen,s, we will say that the premises
are false. In the first place we did no,
vote to endorse Fillmore aud Donaldson
and never have said they met our appro.
val-never have even promised, or said
we would or could suprsr, them. Then
to answer sais ::i,i,ie man OF the Register,
we W.. say he les it good grammer
when we tell you emphatieally "that you
tell wilful lie?" Is i, understood by
you now. We do not wish TO resort 10
the use of such language as the above,
but when such saeaking little lickspi,tle
Of .oady as The lule ups,art 0. the Reg
lister pours down upon US his violent cpl
thets, and gives, as his reasons therefor,
such malicious hes as the above, it be-
comes our duty to tell the little cur tina,
he is publ shlng gross falsehoods, and
10 tell him in such a manner that he may
understand it. As TO the American Con-
vsn!ion, we never have said any thing
else than TIA, it was a failure, and its
proceedings nonsense and that we should
no, be bound BY is action. aud all the
part We took in it was to oppose the nom
inees and fight the Philadelphia plat
form, which, on our motion, was tabled.
If tia, is what the Register has to CON-
plain Off may still mut,er its complaints
as We shall NJ further explain for it
satisfaction.
| We hope now that this lille fellow,
who has manifested such "sore head,
will stop bis barking a, US, a, we have
not the time or patience to take further
notice Of this iasoleni ups.art.