The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-18
A Political Mirror for Buchanan lien.

The self-styicd .'Domocracy" OF 1856,
COMPRISING
The Positions of the Buckasan party on
D.suaiO", Aaua and Free Soc,ety and
Labor, Education, Free Speech, Foreign
Policy, &c, as compiled from The say
inss of Their teadng Natesmen and
newspapers both North and SoutA.
"ihai element nh ch so long ca IS Il heartburn.
tngS and HrHattons ~ tie osom Of the Denaoc-
rocy, has sought more congeaidl associations. aud
III Drmocrat.c party ss a Gnit III Organization,
rRIN PTS aad 10 support OF lne candi
tat s'-Letter Of Daniel = IteIsfnson, ef Neu
York
~ hare been placed upon . platform { uhtct
! mast heartily GPproUe and that cda speas 'r
me Beng tho representative OF Tie great
ID mocra'lc party and not Jam - B icilanau, 4
s.'ast square my cpn. act according tn The plat
5"rm "T that fary, a1d i5s5r, no new plank nor
Ak" one from u Speech 7 JIme, Buchanan TO
the Keystone Club.
Ne Rnch tnsa was neither nv first nor nv
secoa choice tor ths Presidency but ~ a rep
sentative OF typ ol prin:pies, a. d standing
HJals as H. dIe- uyo tue S4itimgre platform
uuon when Grurr, P,-rca x,- carr 1T
,ower cniar.-l, pvnvet. aaa strengtlenea
- 10 has U>sE = h I'll III neatai resolutions
.opei 1T Cue nl,a atl 10y which resolutions
| Hrr pie les, u. practically applied TO the Ter
r.p.y \ si-a,, h,v- b~ep r. 4tor-e~t NY tAg
Aal.rlctu y ~ pc.-.-y I'D ,hetr nominee II
-"a4 "vt Gu tais'y t4l - Ia Naa WITHOUT
r-acb~rs to tt- prime Il tie r. pr gssnts-P 5
B oo.s + Sont. Caroita4.
,'Taa t'e aoefatie party is a National part
IL /, u4c pr ar the .aHne IN ali sections af th
| apar y. rte ~ weu as Soath. Sp3eci T
St'piea a, Doas''s.
| u der the above head we shall pub.
| ltsb from time 10 lime Until the election.
ext'acts iron various SO called Demo
cratic speeches and journals throughout
ute tbjon expressive OF the position vi
lHaI party upon the prominent issues be-
! lore the cUuutry. Sad extracts SilI De
b0Ha-fiie sayings OF recognized leading
men aud newspapers, only, OF the Bn-
| cAaGan party as It is not lnieutc! TO hold
| that party responsible for language Ut
/ tered aud positions assumed by lis l2slg-
niticanl and irresponsible members, who
are nol presumed 10 drcct us sentiments
or give tone to It's actson. The party has
enough to answer Tor without thai.
We are !urtuer instructed in the name
Of the Republican Clubs OF tins cl,y to Of
ler a Reward Of fee hundred dollars 10
any supporter ol Buchanan who shall
prove sand extracts not TO he the aclual
language, or ideally the same, of said
leading statesmen aud newspapers OF his
! party, 10 nhlcl they Are attributed. With
l1ss tar understanding AID proposition
we proceed 10 the extracts:
The inhabitants of a Territory, as
such, have political rights. bu, they Eavt
30 power whatever over tie subject oI
slavery. and they can neither int"rdcl
nor establish It. James Buchamn
"a til the utmost possible precision
AID smPhases OF language, these Reso.a
tlon5 affirm the great vital principles
first, Of the Constitutional guarantees o.
Slavery aud their Sovereign Dignity
| aud Political Rlghts. in equally clea
and conclusive terms tie doctrine o.
Sqaauer Sovereignty is repudlaled bl
the Platform OF the Democratic Party. -
| Richmond Enquirer.
~ haleyer State laws recognize a
pr operly, hetler horses, calIle or ne
groes, Is protected by the Constitution II
Tue Territories, and eau OF be disturbed
either by the people Of ;he Territory no
by Congo ess,
aud III Ike manner If any OF the State
should ensiaye white men and maxi
property ot them. then the owner oil TIL
pr, perry will be protected IN the use an
enjoyment Of that property IN the Terri
torles under the Constitution. Mephef,
Lef'er.
"All who sympalies with Mr.. Sumne
deserve the halter!
"Etthe- such wretches must be hun
or pus IN tue peultentlaiy, or the Soul
2 will qui, the Union, etc.-Rchmond En-
quirer.
The time is close at hand when sue
statesmen as Sumner and Hale will hay
iasgce done them, when, Ia snort a
Abo,ItlonIst will be lyuched as ready u
,, New York and Boston as IN Cnaresto
or New Orleans " Y. Day Book.
J. Shall The De,nocatlc parry lear To
issue u oppo Z The xensioa ol slattrt
= No indeed, \ thousand tunes, a mi
hon ,lmrs. No! There is not sing
!, ih.nugprat IN the Whole oi the North OF
-, NJ. .,,..t ( i,, 4t = M ha IN SOeI,