The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11

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pie OF the United States should act with
the Republicans in the present political
campaign:
because il is in favor of rREr
SPEECH, and opposed to the club law on
the floor OF Congress, aud 10 border raf-
fla law on the soil Of Kansas.
U-Because it is in favor Of FREE Ia.
non, and opposed to ths policy which fills
our market with the product OF foreign
workshops, while our own wo! kme IA,
their wives and children are unemp,oyed.
| lII-Because il is in favor OF rRnr
MEN, and opposed to the system which
gives $4,000 oligarchs, owners OF hosts
OF slaves, the sole direction OF the policy
OF the country.
IV-Because it is in favor OF FREE
SOIL, and desires that the vast plains of
Kansas and Nebraska, sufficient TO make
twelve such States as Pennsylvania.
should be divided among the fee men
OF The country, their wives and children.
V-Because it Is in favor Of FREE GOV.
ERSMESr and opposed to the system
which gives to the people of Kansas no
choice except between martial law and
the mob law OF the border rutfians of
Missouri.
VI-Beeause it desires to secure THE
LIBERTIEs OF THE CITIZENS. and it is
therefore opposed to the doctrine of con-
slructlve treasons and contempts, by
means OF which corrupt governmen,
and corrupt judges, now seek their SUBJ
versioa.
VII-Because il des Tres to se.tle al
questions by means of the BALLOT BOX
leaving to the advocates of slavery the
use Of the bowie knife and the revolver.
VIII Because it has no affinity with
the party whose leading organs teach
their readers that slavery, whether for
the black man or white, is a legitimate,
useful and expedent institution, and
that, therefore, they should seek, not
merely to retain it where it is, but to ex-
tend It TO regions where !, is unknown
IX--Because, in seeking to protect the
national property from the detilemen, Of
slavery, i, acts in strict accordance with
tie principle OF tnat great ordinance oil
seventeen hundred and elgnty-seven,
Nac.. " IA the exc. .ton OF one North
ern member, received the Unanimous vote
Of Congress, and has since been conii,m-
ed by the acts OF Congress, bearing the
signature oil every President FROM Wash.
ing'aa 10 Polk.
A-.ecause il protects z .,ainst the re-
peal of the Missouri Compromise TO
which in 1913. Mr.. Buchanan clung With
more tenacity than ever.
Af Because in advocating the cause
of Free Labor in Kansas, 1t acts in full
accordance with that Compact of Peace
which sets limits beyond WHICH slavery
should not be extended, aud within which
slavery should not be in,erlered with.
AII- Because it is purely National,
and Anti-seclionai-h holding tina, the
North Las rights as we'll as the South
and tha. those Of ALL should be equally
respected.
Alll-Because 1t is emphaucaliy rnE
PARTY OF THE UNION being The only
one that has never threatened the dlsso.
luton of the connection, because of sue
cess or failure in the coming election.
XtI-Because it stands by the Con-
stitution as interpreted by Washington,
Adams, Jefferson, Madison, Mouroe,
Adams the younger, Jackson, Van Bu-
ren, Harrison, Tyler, Polk, TayI
and Mr.. Buchnnan himself. until the
passage Of the kansas-Nebraska ac,--all
Of them having held tkat Congress had
full power for the government Of all the
national territory, and might exclude
slavery at its pleasure.
XVII Because it is the peace party
-repudlatlng all together the highway
mans plea, enbodied III The Ostend Cir
clIar.
XNIII-Because it is the sound cur
reney pafty-advocating the adoption OF
measures tina. will caase to be retained
at home the gold now sent abroad to be
applied TO the mantalnance Of the cur
rency OF other countries.
NiX--Beeanse i, is the high wages
party wholly opposed TO the idea that
the redaelIoa III the price Of human la
bor, or the reduction Of the free laborer
to the condition Of the slave, Is The meas
ufe required 10 enable US to compete iGh
the pauper laborers of Europe.
Ah-Because It is the party of FaEE-
DOM everywhere anxious TO relieve the
millions o! poor down noddcn white of
the South from t.e degrading aad de.
baslog tyranny to which they are now
subjected.
AAI-eecause holding that Freedom
IS National, and Slavery is Sectional, it
objects to all measures tending toward
enabling Southern planters to call the
roll OF taer slaves on Bunker Ill.,
NH Because It Is the party of
sound morals--beiag opposed TO The in
troduetion Of Slavery OF Po!ygamy into
the Territories 81 the Union.
AAlll-Becansc it has ior its chief
standard beaier, Join &. Fremont, a
man OF high Intellect, spotless integrity
and unshtnking frmness. one fully
worthy 20 be the successor OF Washing
ton and Adams Jefferson, Madison and
Jackson, In the Presidential cloi..
Ahly-- Because that standard bearer
Is Tor the free labor, as The natural capi.a
winch constitutes the real wealth OF this
great country. and creates intelligent.