The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-25
The Nominations.


The Democrat Of last week hiss some
shallow rerarks about our candidates,
the whole design Of which is to cover up
their own hidcous principle Of Christian
hing aud civilizins the African race BY
amalgama,ion through the instrumen,a-
lity Of slavery. In their two articles
they convey the intimation that Mr..
Snyder should be elected, because be has
been in Office all his life, and has q LIFE
LEASE upon the treasury Of the people.
As the article is full Of high-sounding
praise Of Mr.. Snyder, We take it for
granted that he has too much mede.ty
to fstter himself in such style, and of
course j, was penned by some other per-
son but the question of whether his
title to office is perpetual is for the peo-
pie to determine. Mr.. Curtis, We pre-
sumo, wrote it, a. also the article on
" Rotation" a few wseks before. How
comes it, friend Curtis, that you was 20
rampant for " rotation in Office" then,
and now advocate the lJe tease system!
\ change has come over the spirit of
your dream. The second article draws
l,rvely upon the imagination to discover
the " African iu the fuel as Mr.. Smith
happened to re.er 10 that tilcH-lonoured
and venersted document from ,i.a pen o.
the immor,sl Jefferson, the Declaration.
which is ct once called Abolitionisu.
But Mr. Smith j. too well known to be
effected by a newcomer like Curtis. Mr..
Smith is known as true Republican,
Conser' atiye in principle, holding to the
true JetFcrsonian sentiments, and not so
much Of I'll Aboitivnist as friend Curtis
has been.
KS to Mr. Cue, h. says he is " almos,
stranger in Iowa" The fact is, Mr..
Cue was citizen of this State before
Mr. Curtis ever heard there was such
place. Mr. Curtis is good clever fel-
low, but hi, zeal for his party, and his
want Of kaowledge Of things in this
County, is the cause Of his making many
bLnnder-. Nr Curtis does Mr.. Cue
great injustice BY calling him an Abol-
ZIONIST, as h. Is less subject to such an
imputa,ion than the author of the ar
ticlc. Again, Mr. Shaw is brought in,
aud made cats paw Of to aid some pur-
pose. The injustice done to Mr.. Shaw
is more lasting than anything they can
do II say o: Mr. Cue; and the empty
lattery Ut u - national nian, with the
poctlcal msaning of anal ga,nation"
which that party carry out, is an ia any
to Mr. Shaw, and noI. to Mr. Cue. 1t
is not Mr.. Shaw place TO reply to such
articles, but it they have any respect for
him. which gentlemen should have, as
he is not q candidate, they should let
BIN al9ne. aud not make him odious
Among taoir true friends, that they may
hope to beat him should he ever again
he candidate.
.Arain, thy charge Mr.. Lybo with be- 4
in- an Aboli,ioni.t. Well, let them
Mr.. l.vhc il we'll known, but not in tha,
light but all who do not endorse the
Anal ga,na.ion principle Of that party are
termed b. them Abolitisnists. Mr.
Lybc W. .nce a member Of the Demo !
cratic party. aud W defeated with that
party at the same time we were, and le.t .
the party because he, liz, an L.ne.t
uan. cor'd Mt endorse the Nebraska
swinde, nor give favor to their absorb
ing idea Of Amalgamation. Mr.. Lyle ]
for this reason should receive hearty
.uITc-: froa. al true friends o! Karuhll
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