The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-02-20

When EAG 0r@lEra1g tie Fsoaass91
saz. Mr.. Donz12s does changes nas p-is-
eipsss. II In rssrrz. 10 azx. vna- usosires
hare issau@ed aim so chang, II vii
b. reqoIler.@1 TIA. Is. sauue-, Il q
speech TIA. be made :. Springfield, Mr..
Dyugsxs endv~sea ,o z3~xnce, the L.
compton Constitution lie kner then NJ
seL D. D. knows ucr. II vital f-suo. It's
ne-aer -ru:z.-as a&1 secured the Terrific
rss. Legislature. and tAs Convention Il
kn@w that fosr -sftas o. tie cft1zena wesx
opposed TO then ,s16 re. he endorsed .h@n
al L. order t. show rhat those vh1
have Aou- associated with him, think q:
hIs rao:t~ee, re repeat WHAT some os lbs
fv-u@~ f-1@ads e. ssving Of hin- II III,
Heath, editor Ut sha Dubuque n F>r,
IL l@ts@r froEa Washington, after show.
in taxs Nj Dosrlzs ~zs ir constant
communicative witt tie Leeonysg1 Con-
reusieu. and shas tie Cons.i.u.ior va
adopted rlsh LIE tkaowledge and assent, -
xzvs:
The truth ID. and VT think /. will -
abaadantly p-o~e1 hereafter :h.. Judge
Doa9a4s intended u. earl, - Is. spriug
H. either oppose VI. Bachansu's Admin
sx.rzsa0n, Or II rs: ;has openly, - l=ass to
givs IL tie gold shoulder
We ~ers informed BY re-T near. and
A. LIZ ID generally regarded, confidential
freud q Judge Dougsss when We passed
tnrvagf C1i1ago il So7e:oo@r laxs. tnzr
he had gone on to Washington With the
intention o. opposing the Administrative
h4a1 10 hand This was tefore Judge
Do1yisz knew WHAT riew tie President
would .&Es o. tie Lecozyson Cons.1sr-
sipI- Sos oniT &C, ba; it il susceptible
of pr,of that Jadge Dyu.a4s said to .
gen..ez-a1 il Chicago. Nj r.. c.. TIA.
BY Cd. ! made the Administration, ::
NJ Buchanan KNOWS il; and I vi. sm-
nsGs.< il.
IaEirg this speech into consideration,
and placing il alongside the following 81
tracts frou private letters that hare been
snova u. showing tie course and COZ
dacs gf Jad-e Dpu-.sz' friends q. home.
and hls position AZ aa;ageoa1tieal IL tie
administrators, 81 predetermined thing
b~c9les to IL conclusive The following
are the extracts mentioned
There was q large meeting n the
democratic Clzt lzs. aign. Gen FRI.
tue collector of tbs pr. made speeci
IN sarPor: Of D0ug.-s and ag4inst Bu,
en1-aI
1t ! &laaaat impossible t. tel Low
Let Stand here - national politics T.
Ill the honest truth. however, iargs
portion ~ tie Democratic part- stick Il
Douglas through t4tek and Iin, and IN.
they ar rgsE3r q r. 90 right into th< Rs.
puJ!acan r14ta ,eaa him ~
Fur IT, part, at wit the adaaia4ls
srssl0r- And ~ ! supported Cd Buck
vii stand b. LIN to the Last If IL
friends u Doaga4s are resolved 10 - L
.he Back Republicans. the- Icy &C. pat
myself ant hundred. of others vii. III:
!: IL It's baas: ~ lis frsenas thas tbe 81
ADMINISTRATION aast tack aorn and Erzck
/. t. hin
- e me:se>- Was should Jzass
Douglas ~ssa - thro@ himself In opsos.
taoG ta tie administration . g=i b1ao
We were cen-ersing- = dsy two since, viii
relz.ive of G distinguished Illinois Dem
oc-as, jealous friend u Judge Douglas
~1o. na-. truthful tnan ws.e.r. admi-tee
TIA. Judge Do1gsas' present r,ozitlon hae
been assumed trsh IN ss&< e..r 10 hss r..
election 10 the S~nat<t trtAost t-htoi h.
feared G>faat.
Now. the 1rrgysrt 4Hes which attaehe
10 iris speeeE il. ira: .hs person uaersf,
reported achas had ,>>n heard from Doug
Is .fr.@ada, tbe party simply unfoldet
tie selfish scheme which ruhid@s III
xho.e prompslngs = The course Judg,
Douglas aas assumed upon tie Ksusa
question
4 Democrat a the Csutre. wri.inl
fren Springfield I'll 70 the NJ Repu5
ti1aH, II speaking Of Douglas motive
ssrs:
n tat thai 8Es E4ot1re -, YOU car .uss
when ! recall &c your recollection "a
fart that IL election f., II : Senator
rapidly approaching, and that eithe
Judge Douglas or successor must f
Tie place. Or, ii this i. lot sufficient !.
explain step so frantic. perhaps tie fac
tia, a5o.t the time tie Leco1npson d
cusslon aro@e, il Wa quietly whispered
aad generally believed, Ghat Nr. BacAan
Of had deternasaed ysot ~ decltze q p.
s.ousihotson FIR the faresidencg, u4fqit
s1ggex q rsusDn nso~. etfetent
II both those supposl,sons should ssef
sncharitahie ": u try again perhsp
his purpose, "a secondary one, Ct .east
was to cut adrlft saen men a. Gen. e.
houn, vic forced the Judge to prueur
from lin the surveyor Generslship. b.
openly denouBc5ug him IL the streets O
the city, a. taithless and corrupt. Tfse
the motive il both iaudabi4 and prud 10:
for nothing has &c much damaged H.
Senator in the estimation Of the filiugi
Democracy, G. his Low tastes in tie u
a his position. His efforts to serve Il
friends hare, apparently by constitution
a! preferences, been confined, In grea
measure, TO the promotion Of seedy loal
er., ballroom wraug.ers, slavery svec
plants, and serviceable tools for the d,
ties. Of work.
Among al vic are Specializing upo
the subject No. cue who 10 acauainte
with tbe Judges past eareef, attribute
his present e,urse to honest conviction
sincere desire - DO right, or even I
act consistently. One would, in most ca
sss, suppose that the most obvious expla
milton Of politicians movements wouI
b found In principle, Or. a, least, in
desire 10 agsr,ear elns.s.ars. and Il In