The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-06-04

suca Was the startling caption of an
article published originally in the IL.
Madison Piaindea,cr, few week. since,
which is now going the round. of the
Locofoco journals. The people of Iowa,
who had suffered to large amount BY
-the deprcdations Of one DR.. Eads, late
Stste Superintendent, naturally regard
with suspicion shoA vino have the school
money IN charge, aud We have no doub,
shat mas'T believe the statement of ihs
lfs~adsaler. II was published in the
CcdS Dkmocra', with a great flourish
AnE rlth some original comments upon
Gt.'.s tLe effect that Mr. Cattsll, the Au-
sdissr Of State, was going to "mske some
ching handsome cut Of the use of s2O,-
600 Of the peTiles money" and that
"Castell and all khe rest Of the .Republi.
can eficisls, had the money isaoed out
and could not get it when il was wanted. !"
Now if this was all true SO far, "Repub-
sican officials differ from Locofoco off,
ciais IN this, that they always pay up so
ahss the State loses nothing, while too
frequently Locofoco offlclaA do not pay
slll long after their term Of Office ha. e1-
pired, and some never pay Now let it
be understood that VIC do no, charge tina.
all Loeofooe oficssss steal from the State,
nor that the party approve. such con f..
duct. We do charge however that nj!
those men and papers that try TO screen
Dr. Eads theft, and we could name some,
are guilty in that respect. We thought
Shen We saw the article in question, tina
ME. Gassell sas 80 we'll known in this
coanty, that 1t would have 10 effect.
Sach we find to be the fact, and we only
allude to it now that people may know
how much reliance 10 place upon other
yarns that will be spun from the same
fertile brains. The charge showed on its
very face that it was untrue. How, We
would like to know, was Mr. Cat.eli. the
State Auditor, to make something hand
some" even Ind the sum named
been retained, when as is known by all
Intelligent men the money is KEEP. in the
safe Of the State Treasurer We give
below 81 article from the Lova Citizen.
which kaoeks al the wind on. of tie
sails Of .ha: charge
In view s. the difficulty which the
Locofocos have In iindng men who are
~sHnG to run as their candidates, to be
besten by the Republicans next fall. and
rs yarns similar to the ose started by the
Plaindeaier are the chief stock ia trade
of Locofoco politicians, we would sugres.
that they run DIR. Eads for Governor
and Curtis, Of the Cedar Deu.erat. far
Llcut. Governor. The first by his nee.
ulasions 90 the seLoo, fund would be able
TO foot the bills, and between the two "a
have no doubt, they could Start az good
a story al the last one. once q week on M
average. IAege might be some difficulty
however in eanvassing the State. AZ The
DIR would want his wife" to trarel ~;,b
bin. however ws don; suppose the Lieut..
would object 20 that arrangement
A GREAT hIscoyrnY-Tb.F Fl Md.
ison PSd'nderisr-edited hv one %,
Eads--is cndeasoring to play the came
Of "Tsrr'btc Disclosures" That proved 40
rery successful in dipping the people last
fai, aud in Inducing them to commit the
state TO the nereies Of the Sham Democ.
rscy. This very ronsiderate guardian If
the School, Fund, alleges that the AuSit.
or Of State has withheld twenty thousand
dollars Of tina. Fund, belonging 10 Tho
Counties The DR. is VERY careful
man at figuring, as the records in tho
Office ne once occupied, abundautIy prove
But even the best men are liable to mis-. I
takes and the DR.. has made Sigh: one
in tLrs clse. The amount withheld h.
tho Auditor Ii two H.oasanR end xepe,,
dollars AMI hirty-sir rents i, all told. |, /
cannot now ha paid OUT, because the AT. /
toruey Genera! has decided that the Au. /
ditor has 90 right to settle With the Fund /
Commissioner. When the Legislature
has decided tbs question thus raised, the 1
Auditor will account for this two thou.