The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-06
Political Items

Hon Louis D. Capbell has been renominatet
for Congress by the Fremont constitutions
party In the Third District of Ohio. c. l.. Val
landiugham ia his pro slavery opponent.
Professor 0. NJ Mitchell the Superintendent,
Of the Observatory at Cincinnati, h on the
stump for Fremont and Dayton. All the meu
of science and of letters in the country are rap.
idly arraying themselves upon the side OF con
stitu'ional liberty.
Richard ". Smith, Postmaster ut Corsm, l.
l., has been removed from Office because be re
fused to support Buchanan. The emoluments
! are ten d0atd yer.
| DR.. C. NJ johnson, Of Lancaster, Pa, better
known rs the Drumore Shoemaker one oil
The leading Democratic stump orators Of the in
t.rior, has sent in 70 the Democratic County
| Committee of Lane .ster letter resi- gnlng bis
position a. = member Of that body. ant the
ground that he upholds now, as he h Is always
done, the Anti Slavery policy inaugurated by
Jefferson, In his famous ordinance. DR.. johnson
declares his intentioD to support Fremont
The editor of the Wellsburgh tva.) Herald
avows himself in ia> or Of gradual emancipation.
solely out of regard for the prosperity Of the
white Inhabitants OF the State"
There was q great Fremont demonstration al
Rush. Henry and Hancock counties were repre-
sented by about fifteen thousand deegates.--
Cassius N. Clay was the principal orator of the
occasion.
A Fremont clock has lately been invented In
Connecticut, which is warranted to run without
winding until that gentleman is elected Presi
dent, Or no pay.
Wherever there 10 . suhetansive good to be
done, whenever there Is a foot of land to be pre-.
vented from becoming Slave Territory am rea-
dy to assert the principle OF the exclusion of sla
very.--Daniel Webster.
repeat that never can, and never will vote
to spread slavery over Territory where 1t does
not exist-Henry Clay.
Aaother Desert,on--Dr. G. N. johnson. Of
Lancaster, Pa, known rs the "Drumore Shoe.
m-k r." one OF the leading Democratic stump
orators Of the interior, has sent to the Democra-
tic County Committee, = letter, resigning bis
commission - q member of that body, on the
ground that he upholds nov As he has always
done, the anti slavery policy insus rated by JEFF
ferspn in his famous ordinance. Dr.. johnson
declares his intention to support Fremont.
The American Organ (Ftllmore) published
"assington,is alarmed ut the prospect In Penn
sylvsnia. 1t says:--
'In Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania things
look at present dark and gloomy. 1t sect now
more than probable that Fremont will carry
Pennsy ylvania.n
A Disanian 7brsat.-~'sGovernor" C. Robin
son writes from Camp Sackett, Kansas, to a
friend in Fitchbu,g that it Fremont is net cleo
ted this uuion will not last four years. Bos-
ton .oo,t.
And you SAY In your paper that II fremont Is
elected, this Union VIII not last four years
You have your opinion Governor Robinson
has his and We m lst say that We don. .hink
much OF either O. them.
TIE Gefmans IF LtGra.--At q meeting of the
German Turner's Association, held on Monday
evening last, it was resolved thai this body 90
nsssse without reserve) for Fremont.
The per diem allowance to mem ers of Con.
gress Is at al end. The Senate bill heretofore
passed giving $500 per year, WAS changed in
the House sc IA to give $4,000 year. deduct
lug r voluntary absence during the ses sion and
giving no books excepting those printed by Con
gress. In this form 1t passed the House by l0l
to 81. II va OF once sent to The Senate, aud
there passed sv 27 TO u The bill applies t.
The present Congress, the per diem Of which, for
this session, amounts TO about 81 900 fol each
m srnber.
The good people Of Northern Ohio are to cel-
citrate the anniversary OF the battle OF Lake
Erie by grand Fremont and Dayton rally al
Sandusky, on the 10th Of Sci ptember
The Plymouth .fdpertiser, pablished in Hu-
ron county, Ohio, heretofore neutral, Is out iar
Fremont and Dayton.
The cambro. .4,n ericaa, a large weekly paper
in Welch aud English the organ Of the Welch Ia
this county, i doing good service ia the Cause ot
Freedom. We heartily commend il 10 the soma
Of Cambria.
Well attended and nthuriastic meetings of
Welcn adopted citizens bave recently been held
in Scranton, pittston and Wllkasbarre and 9th
er places in Pennsylvania to fur ther the success
of the Republican ticket Clubs have been for
m ID mot Of gutta perchap and the work goes on
braveiy.
Judge J. Dixon formerly leading Democrat
OF Putnam county, Ohio, eIitor OF the Putnam.
County cit,Sen and for many years Probate
Judge, is going in the fight for Fremont with
his whole heart aud soul. Elan Day. Jr. late
editor of a Democrat sheet III the same county
aud all hts life staaach Democrat, has also
joined the Republican party.
Hon. John W Howe, of M4adville. Pa for
merly a number OF Congress from that district
aud maa thoroughly posted up In regard to
tn politics! feeling throughout the State, say
in q letter to John Jolliis, Eq, Of this city:
"Eatertaiu no fears for Pennsylvania. Fre-
battl. is to be fought here The Tomahawk
Democracy must give in at last to the superior
claims OF our common humanity
The Detroit 7iiJuns says it learns on good
authority that it is the determination of the I'll
more and Buchanan men in all the Northern
states to unite upon common electoral ticke.
The Cleveland Herald contains a call .iyned
by some residents Of that city AL of whom ere
Democrats who repu3iate Baehanan and tn
Cincinnati platform, for the purpose OF forming
q democratic Fremont Club In their all
they recite with great force and effect the dapar
ture Of their party from the old land marks OF
Democracy, aud the reasons why no true follow
er of Jefferson and &C kson can sustain The fill
bustering and slave extending doctrine Of the
| party now In power. They all voted for Medil.
for Governor, aud may, therefore b. regarded
as sound corn.
The Memphis Tenn Daily 1ppeal consid
ers the contest TO be between Fremo ont an Bi
chaaan. II says:
"Unless it is the purpose OF the Fillmore m 10
of the South to assist in the election Of Mr. Ere
mont or to carry the election TO the House, We
can see No reason In keeping their candidate be-,
| fore the peoTle."
One of the Secretaries Of the Fillmore Con
vention al In tanapolis on the 10Th ult, was r
N. Hudson, editor of the Terre Haute Frpres,.
| After returning home. Mr.. H hauled down the
| Fillmore and Doaelson flag. and raised IN IL,
stead that of Fremont and Dayton.