The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-23
A Ruraboo.

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has been watching the course OF Mr..
Thorrington in Congress with extraordi.
nary vigilance, has at length found a
matter of which to make political capital.
1t appears resolution was introduced by
Mr.. Dunn. Of Indiana, as follows
Resolved, That regarding the political COM
plexion Of the present House of Representatives
as indicating the undoabtsd sentiment Of large
majority 81 the people Of the unitsd.statss against
the act of the last Congress repeating the restric
tton against Slavery in the Territories OF Kansas
and Nebraska, imposed by the Compromise rs
20, no man ought to be chosen Speaker Of this
body who does not fully and heartily harmonic
with thar sent ment or who will hesitate to exert
htn'ssf sarsestlyfor therestoraton Of tha restric-
| fton, IN termsor IN subsistence.
Resolved, That said restriction OUGHT TO BIZ
REsroRRo As I'll act Of justice to all the people Of
the United States, A. . proper vindioation Of the
wisdom, patriotism. and plfghted honor Of she
great statesmen Hho imposed il, and ~ a nsses-
ssry and certain mcans of reyiyinz that concord
and harmony among tho States OF the American
Union which a'e essential to the welfare OF our
people and the perpesaity ofour Institutions
Mr.. Thorring,on ve.cd for both OF these
resolutions as all .hose who voted for him
would sxpec, him to do, and, Of course,
would expect his adversaries to complain,
but the conclusion The Democrat draws
from this is both curious and amusing
II says:
Mr.. THORN toa voting In the Affirmative that
Is he voted that o ght TO be elected Spea.
ser who will not exert himself for the restors-
81 ,..f lao 4 -
PROHIBITED slavery north Of latitude Sc deg. 80
min. aud LEG ALLIED 1t every wiera south OF that
line.
There is logic and nrgumen.-a gen.
uine specimen Of pro-slavsry reasoning.
Because Mr.. Harrington voted to res
tore..t Missouri Compromise, therefore
he voted to iegalize slarery.
He played spon harp Of a thousand
strings spsr!,s OF jus. men made perfect.
Such assertions az the above can only
inlure the cause the editor advocates. as
no man Of good common sense can fail
to see the Inconsistency and foolishness
of the conclusion.
Again he says:
The Administration Democrats IN the House
10 a man, voted against both Of these resolu-
tons
OF course they did and everybody OK
pected they would. the Administration is
ever on the side u the slave oiigarchy.
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HorSs.-Wa notice the following ar
tlcle going the rounds OF the papers and
/, may be to the Interests of our farmers
10 read il. To improve the stock OF hor-
ses is u matter which should in,eres, eve.
ry farmer
Prove the Breed of your Horses.
Iowa STATE AoRIouLruRAL SOCIETY,".
Secretarys Office, Aascatine,,
Feb. ID, 1856.
Ma. EoIroR:
The Directors of the Iowa State
Society At the las. Annual
fulr passed the following resolutions:
"Rssoiosd, Tha. the owners of stations !
"a THIS State. claiming either that their
lorses are thoroughbred or belong 10 a
particular distinguished family Of horses,
De required TO file an authenticated COPY
al their pedlgree-so lar az they may be
able to obtain it-wi,h the Recording
Secretary of the Society
"Rssoiped, That every newspaper In
ho State favorable 10 the improvement OF
toca De requested TO publish the forego.
ng resolution"
4, may no, be improper 10 remark that
he action Of the Directory On this sub.
cct,w had with vie w 10 cerrec, an evil
which, II ls feared exists in many por, ons
# the State. II IL known that there 10
'ery general fever for the in,rod 1clion of ,
lorses OF the Messenger the Black
Hawk and the Morgan families, ,hi,
Ir!sss from h. fact that good specimens
ii any oil thess families, as well as some
'thers not enumerated, bring enormous
'rices in all portions OF tho country, for
he purpose Of Improving the breed. The ,
Directory do not undertake to decide !,
whether this is wIse or uawlse, or whe.- =.
'er these families are am better than
nany others not hall SO much talked a.
out. Bat it IL feared tina, frauds are be-
ne practlced IN many portions Of the State !,
y horses being represented as 'Messen- .
,er when there IS not a drop Of Msssen- 6
,er bio d la their veins, OF as Black :.
lawk whes neither Old Black Hawk J
r any Of bis sons or glan4sons ever saw
heir dams. II lsno difficult, matter, If :
horse has uuy pedigree, for his owner :
. procure il IN legal form, and file an :
a'hsIticated copy Of j, a, my offic. .
hen whsn Morgan horse GOES into ;.
erghborAood, i, is very easy mater for :
ome one In that 1eighbornool &c make
he Inquiry al ne whether the pedigree
such horse is in my office. and II SO,
THAT Il q, And it viii afford no great )
ieasQre al ali times 20 answer such in
,rrega;orles. =,
II is hoped, therefore, that all persons
lteresisl IN The improvement Of this no.
le animal will give tie necessary atlan-
On TO the above resolutions.
J. II. WALLACE, Rec. See.
Iowa State Agricultural Society. :