The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22

NO. u.

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here we find occasion /, rsomnIga our
purposes and PRINCIPLES which are:
The orsrth .or of The s4.xiaistraiion Of
Franklin Pierce; The protection Of the eli.
isens of Kansas from border inrasion;
and No more Stare Territory; and ne
more stare states from fee Territory.
incidental questions, aud previous par
~ predictions fer the l!mc, We forget.
10 crcumvent and overthrow by the mc-
thods provided in the Constitution, the
foes OF our eoun,ry and the rights Of man.
Past divisions among ourselves on min,r
questions, have gwen the ascesdancy to
the oIigarchy, sustained by an Immense
governmental patronage, ever discerning
danger 10 the peculiar institution from
affair." and unit in the day OF aggression
and action.
TIE political campaign OF the state
and nation has been arranged by Il con-
spiracy agains, our rights, and tho pres
ent year will be memorable ia the hts.o-
ry Of our country. Forum trly we are
armed with arguments in defence Of the
hallowed principles OF the fathers Of the
republic. which bear in their train what
ever is homes, and Of good repori; under
the Republican banners ours will be the
golden opportunity of the age, when
with ires,nan's weapon, ", may speak
for our coun,ry's veal, the honor oi God
aud for oppressed millions.
We appeal no, to Wings. for the qrea,
Webster on his death bed proclaimed the
existence Of the party which he had .sr-
we'd, only in history. IL is dsad, 'bu: con-
scrvasive and too fearful as he was, these
were his sentiments, the later eioIurncc
OF his life, the front OF our political pha.
lanx, the subsfratwm Of our Pla,iorm. -
Il never would consent. and never have
consented. that there should 5e one fnot
Of slave territory beyond what the old
thirteen states had al the formation OF
the Union Never. Neverr Men of
the old guard, if these are your princ,.
pies, the Republican cause has your hear,
and your ballots
| FELLOW DEMocs
fine suggests new
names and varied duties We abiare no,
Democracy, the govsrnrnen, OF the peo.
pls-bu. the modern party, approp-is.ing
the name
T.s alliance Of III. party in p,wrt. 10
which We rendered ard in promoting to
its present pos,tion), with a slave hold
ing interest, imposes on Us the harl ser
vice OF menlals. II now demands ,ha,
the repulsive institution Of the South, be
made National -Freedo in Kansas
finds no protection We cannot cor iial-
ly sanction the acts of those Democratic
Sou .hern states, by which they conl,nu-
ally narrow the franchises II tie mas, of
the free population, giving great power
10 the slave holding lord, aud little or no
power - the worthy, but poor white
man.
The above, indicates the drift OF par.
sy which under present lsaiers, has no
iuture, but in tortuous and difficult
course. From 1t we turn with no seal
upon The lips, nor manaeles on the llmbs
icr the companionship OF true democrats.
journalists, cabinet officers and leaders
OF the party in other times among whom
a Benton, a Blair, Bryant. Batter.
Niles and a King are numbered.
Citizens Of Iowa.-We end on. ad-
dress and appeal inviting your cooper
alton with the Republican Party Orga-
nize in every County. Town Ward and
School District. Speak to the people,
that they with yon may appreciate this
vital contest, and the mon-n,ous results
pending. lie, there be no dependency
Our Governor and state officers, meeting
this Issue Of slavery at the late elections,
secured large maJorities, ard We now
have the prestige Of success
Coming events cas-, their shadows be-
fore. That plain Republican. Banks.
has triunphcd in the struggle for the
speakership in Congress, over the per-
sonlficallon Of spurious Democracy. III
tn owner Of n thousand siaDes, to vhisu
there IS the response Of 'oenpg cannon.
mingled with the glad woes OF nilions
Na,nres responsive echoes have died n
way, while the moral grandeur OF the
coates, ha~ passed INTO history, and the
attending SUCCESS we aeceH as n token
OF other and more substantial victories.
awaiting united action
J. B. Crunch, Of Phvrss.iok county.
II. w. Lathrop, Of johnson do