The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-02
From the Davenport Gazette.
The RepubIjcam state Ticket.

Convention, and the Platform adopted on Q
the occasion. We again express our graf
i6cation that 40 admirable ticket has
been presented TO the voters Of Iowa. For
Governor, we had no choice over Senator
kirkwood. although We sustained the
party policy Of re- nominating Gov. Lowe
IL he desired the position, as he has done
his duty faithfully and ably, and has suf-
fercd much abuse from his opponents for
doinq his duty. Gov. Lowe retired from
his position before the Convention, a.
candidate, and Mr. Kirkwood was noni-
mated by acclamation- We need not say
that no ADLER nor stronger man could have
been nominated by the Republican Con-
ven,:on. He is we'll known in every part
of the State, and his name has for years
been intimately connected with the legis-
lativs and judicial or history Of Iowa
He is an excellent speaker, and will pre-
vious to the election thoroughly canvass
the State. As member Of the Senate
Of the Iowa Legislature, Mr. kirkwood
assumed leading position, and made
himself known oughout the State for
his high ability. A. a true representa-
tive Of Republican principles, and as able
and jealous an advocate Of them rs there
is in the State of Iowa, Mr.. kirkwood
will receive as he deserves the full vote
of his party. He is from johnson county.
1t is unnecessary to say to the readers
Of the Gazete that we heartily endorse
the nomination of Senator Rusch Of Scott
county, for Lieut.. Governor. At an early
dsy we suggested our fellow citizens
name for this position, and afterwards
supported the recommendation as strong
II az it was in our power to do. 1t ap-
peared to US that whoever night be NOM
mated as candidates for the other Offices,
there should be TO difference Of opinion
as to who should be the Republican can
didate for Lieut. Gouernor at the present
time. In the face of the endeavors OF
our opponents to make German Repub-
licsns believe they have been betrayed by
American Republicans, with charges that
Germans are being used by us only as
uoters, bu. might vainly ask for office at
our hands, it was proper and polite in US
that the lie should be given in a practic-
: al manner to these SANDERS by nomina-
3 ting man presented by our German
friends in part, to high and honorable
and responsible office. But VIC had high
err reason than these for urging Senator
Q Rusch's nomination. We recognize in
v him one of the most talented aud Jealous
r. Republican. 10 the State--a man who
: does as much hard work as any other
: Republican in Iowa for the cause, aud
whose personal and political influence is
second to that of no other individual in
the State We knew his nomination
o would strengthen the whole ticket no
= matter with whose names his own nigh,
|. be connected We may here say, in jus
tee to Senator Rusch, that he was not q
voluntary candidate for nomination fol
/ this ofice, but he was placed in the Pc
IL sition Of candidate by appeals which he
q could not disregard as good Republic
! an. This pe know. He was far more
-, anxious to see certain friend and able Re
IL publican get the nomination than himself
lc Senator Rusch has ably represented thi
lie county in the Legislature. He is yet
p Young man, but man of high abilit.
and fine education He will prove album
=" d,ntly competent for full and prope
: discharge Of the responsible duties OF HI
in Office Mr. Rusch is practical farmer.
A. We were glad to be able to announc
-, the nomination for reelection of one Q
- our former Supreme Cour, Judges, Judg
re Stockton. 1t was earnestly desired b
the members of the Bar all over the Sat
1g that one Of the old Judges should b
,v in position for re election. The res
sons for this are too obvious to mcntlor
y Judge Wright had declined nominatio
"a which he could have got by acclamatlot
h. judge Woodward and Stockton, OF th
in Supreme Court, were candidates bctor
the Convention, mud the latter was cleo
Cd. He needs no recommendation. II
&c, iSa good Judge, and has performed tn
higt. duties OF his position faithfully an
d. well. He and Gov. Lowe were nomn,
ted as Candidates for Supreme Cou
:. Judges, by reclamation. Gov Lowe
IS an able jurist, and probably bett'
adapted for this position in his own tast'
and peculiar education aud ability, ths
for any other position more Of poiitlc
on nature We are satisfied that he prefe
~ this nomination to a nomination for r.
Nv election az Governor. His friends wi
nc supported his nomination for the latt
he position, founding ourselves, will be So
his islicd that he has got his own preference
till although he was moro their candidate thu
"a candidate of his own free will for eth
position Judge Baldwin, of Pottawa
IN tonic, was nominated as the third cant
NIX date on the first regular ballot. lie b
to the reputation of lawyer Of high abil
r and long experience, and is unquestio
- ably well adapted for the position to Whit
- he has been nominated candidate.
ak' This is the Republican tcke. now b
ON fore the people Of Iowa for their earne
VI. consideration. 4 better one could scare
nod ly have been selected from the who
a. State, although it is not to be expect
VIC that any ticket nominated would plea
OFT all eyen Of our own party. Butweare sat
hus fed that no ticket could have been non
ots mated which would have caused mo
go tremor among our enemies. 1t is NJ
w. the duty Of the Republicans Of Iowa
can fully organize, so that this ticket may c
ink out the entire vote of the party in octob
ere We must not only elect this ticket, b
ed elect it by an overwhelming majority.
4 Letter from Kossuth.
- NEW York, June %.
late The Times of this A. NJ, publshe
Al IA