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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-28
TIE BALTIMORE CONVENTION.

The two wings of the old Democratic
party, at Baltimore have each made a
nomination for President and Vice Pres.
idert. The Douglas men nominated the
little giant and to show that they
had been fighting for men and nc, prin-
ciple, they nominated Fitzpatrick of Ala
bama, regular jeff. Davis fre-eater for
Vice President, but Mr.. Fitzpatrick
spurned the bride, and refused to run on
the ticket with Douglas. The Douglas
Committee then put on the name Of II /.
', Johnson, Of Georgia, for Vice. :. The
Douglasites feel that troubles never come
singly.
! The National Democracy nominated
Mr. Breckenridge for President and Gen.
Lane.of Oregon, fer Vice. This split in
the party renders the election Of Lincoln
sure, If the Republicans but DO their du.
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HOW 1T WAS DONE.

When the Charleston Convention as
sembled, the Douglas men managed t
secure the adoption Of rule requiri".
oil the delegates from State that ha'
recommended them to vote as a unit, t
vote in that manner This was consider
ed great triumph by the Douglas men
as it gave him thirty more votes than h'
could have got without the rule II,
could not have got more than two ffths
Of the votes in any other manner. Ou
the reassembliug Of the convention al
Baltimore, the Douglas men had ma
jority Of the uncontested seats, by the
force of the above named ruled, and they
so managed as to admit the Douglas dele
gates and thus give him a majority in
the Convention. Before the decision as
to the contested seats, New York had the
power to decide the matter, and in the
New York delegation there was but two
majority for the Douglas delegates, but
by the above named rule, the whole
seventy votes were cast for the Douglas
delegates.
The manner in which some Of the
Southern Douglas delegates were select
cd was little peculiar and is sminently
worthy Of the Little Giant" After
the Charleston Convention, the Demo.
cratic Executive Committee Of Georgia,
called State Convention. When the
convention assembled the vote stood POS
in favor of the seccders to IL against
the 29s appointed the old delegates to
Baltimore, and the IL withdrew and ap-
pointed Douglas delegates.
In Alabama a similar convention was
called by the regular committee, but soon
after, a call was issued by number of
private citizens, for convention to meet
on the sane day in another city. The
regular convention rc.appointed the Sc
ceders, and the irregulars appointed Doug
las men who were admitted at Baltimore
Thus did Douglas get nomination, not
by the old Democratic two-thirl!s rule
but by majority only. His course to
secure the nomination, may be all right
for demagogue, for the Little Giant"
but it would be wholly unbecomiDs in
an honest straightforward, high minded
statesman.
The States of South Carolina, Florida,
Texas, California and Oregon were not
at all in the convention
Georgia was represented in part but did
not vote. Only small portion of the
delegates from Maryland, Virginia and
Tennessee remained and several delegates
from Massachusetts,, Pennsylvania, Ken
lucky, Indiana aud other States left the
convention before the nomination.
Douglas is pre- emucntly sectional can
didate.
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SHERIFF SALE.

by virtue of an alias special execution to me d.
rected, issued from the Office Of the Clerk OF the
District Courtin and for the county Of Cedar and
State of Iowa in favor of Thomas A. Cummip,
and against Levi kester and Sarah Hester, have
levied upon the following property as the prop
erty of the said Levi Hester and Sarah keste,
to wit
The northwest quarter of the southwest quar-
ter OF section twenty six GO in township eighty
so north of range three 81, west Of the 5th =
NJ, with the appurte nances thereon; said land
situated in Cedar county. Iowa;
And shall offer the for sale at public OUTER
at the Court House door in the town of Tiptoa In
said county, on Saturday the 2sth day Of July.
A. j. 1850 between the hours of 3 O'Clock
A. ". and O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day, to satisfy
said execution and costs that may accrue there.
on
Dated this 10th day Of June, A. D. 1850.
J. l. BRADSHAW
Tvs pr.feeS1 Sheriff Of Cedar County, Iora.
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Lincoln Must be Strong.

A Washington correspondent says 10
LANE, of Oregon, is Of opinion that NO
one but himself can carry his State
against LINCOLN DOUGLAS says he is
the only man WHO can carry Illinois
against Lincoln; and there are half a
dozen other Democratic candidates, each
one of whom thinks no one but himself
can carry his own particular State agains.
the Republican nominee. This is unfor.
tunate, because only two Of them can by
any possibility be nominated, one at Bal
timore and perhaps another at Richmond
and therefore some of these States must
be lost. We guess Old ABE will do -
! Dubuque Times.
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Cornell College.

The exercises of anniversary week in
this institution will occur as follows:
SUNDAY July S.-lO4 A. NJ. Bacca-
laureate Discourse by,Rev, s. NJ. Fellows
A. NJ, Acting Pres.
2P. Nj. Annual Lecture by Rev. J.
G. Ayers, of LeClaire.
Examination of classes Monday, Tues
day, and Wednesday, July 9th, 10th aud
18th.
MONDAY EVENING, July 9.-Exer.
cises Adc!phian Society. Address by
Rev. G. Elliott, d. D., of Mt. Pleasant.
TUESDAY EVENING, July 10.-Exer.
cises of Philomathean Society. Ad.
dress by Rev. W. MKang. of Chicago,
Ill.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, July IL
Exercises of Amphytyon Society,"
Address by r. H. Sylvester, Esq, OF
Iowa City.
Thursday July 18th, 9 A. NJ, CON-
menccment exercises.
Annual meeting Of the trustees, July
18th, 7 A. NJ.
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SUPREME JUDGE.

We learn fron. the Commonwealth
that Gov. Kirkwood has srpointed ex-
Chief Justice Wright to the vacancy
upon the Supreme Bench caused by the
death of Judge Stockton. The Com
m'onrealh proposes that Judge Wrights
name be placed on our ticket for election
this fall, without calling any Convention.
We are sure that will ,1eet the approba-
ton of all parties in this county.
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JUDGE TuTIIILL's ADDRESS.

We devote large part of our paper
this week to the very able address Of
Hon. VIM. II. Tuthill, upon the " bred
Scott Case" We believe it will pay
any and every man to read it. 1t con-
tains undisputed facts that al should re-
member, and should be read and circula.
ted. Read it, and then give it to your
neighbor to read.
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a USEFUL OFFICER-In Portland,
Maine, they have an officer styled the
" Truant Officer, whose duty, Is his
name imports, is to arrest all truants
from the schools during school hours, and
return them to their duties. The ar.
rangemcnt is said to work remarkably
well, much to the satisfaction of parents.
and also the residents of the town, who
like quiet and order In one of the
schools the attendance of the boys had
increased about II per cent. since the
creation of the new Office.
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breckenridge and Lane.

Breckenridge and Lane accept the nom.
inatlon rendered them by the Baltimore
Convention.
Now the lines are drawn and all the
forces are IN the field, unless Houston,
as the candidate of the patriots in favor
of the next war, and Gerritt Smith, as
the iavorite of the men who go to bed at
nine o'clock, can be induced to enter the
lists.-Iress and Tribune.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

DI virtue of special execution t" dirse>
ID ed issued from the Office of the Clerk Of the
District Court in and for the county Of Cedar
and State of Iowa. in favor of Vim. =. Cowan
and against Augustus B. Reynolds. have levied
upon the following property, as the property OF
the said Augustus Is. Reynolds to-wit:
The east half Of the northwest quarter Of sec.
ton no. thi1y.fve 800 in township eighty two
ls2), north of range no. two t2l, west of the 9Th
+. NJ, with the appurtenauces thereon; said
land situated in Cedar county, Iowa,
And shall offer the same Tor sale a, public out.
cry, at the Court House door in the town of Tip.
ton, in said county on Saturday. the 2sth day Of
july, 4. ID. ls60. between the hours Of 3
O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock =. NJ. of said day, to
satisfy said xecution and costs that may accrue
thereon.
Dated this Goth day Of June A. D. 1860.
i. l.. BRADSHAW,
l5w Ir fee $500 sheriff Of Cedar Cow ty, IoWS.
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How II was Done.

The Coyode Committee Of the House
of Representatives have done good
work. To say nothing of their inquiries
into the infamous Lecompton business
the liye.oak contracts, navy -yard abuses
the public printing and binding, they
have exposed the iniquity BY which
Pennsylvania was carried for Buchanan,
in 1856. They have in their possession
more than two hundred Of the fraudulent
naturalization papers, specimens Of the
thousands which, in the hands Of rowing,
vagabond Irish, were used in various parts
of the State, particularly in the Demo
cratic strong holds, in that fatal year
The report of the Committee says that,
in addition to the use of fraudulent pa
pers, there is testimony that Mr.. Pitt
chairman of the Democratic central com
mittee of the State, paid out, on the or.
der of John W. Forney, more than SEW.
ENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS for political
purposes, the greater part Of which must
hay. been used as corruption fund -
This, ia addition to the local assessment
levied on the Office holders in Philadel-
adelphia, on the post-masters and poll
ticians throughout the State, shows how
Pennsylvania was carried. And the
prodigality and favoritism of the Presi-
dent, after his inauguration, show how
this immense SUN of money was refund
ed. 1t came at last out of the govern
ment treasury-out Of the earnings of
the laboring men aud farmers of the
countrywide were thus placed under con.
trlbution that the most thoroughly infa--
nous and debauched party that ever rul-
ed American affairs might DO sustained.
We regret that the Committee had not
the tim, to extend their inquiries to Hi
uois. But enough is known to convince
all honest voters that Buchanan was cleo.
ted by glaring frauds, of which the hem.
ocrptlc leaders not only in Illinois but in
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-28
WILL HE RESIGNl

Will he resign: is the question now
asked in reference to Douglas We don't
believe he will. His chances for an elec.
ton as President are so slim that he
won't give up" my place in the Senate
lest a better man might be selected in
his stead and q Republican at that.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-28

eas- Last Sunday night, the steamer
Ben. W. Lewis, burst her boiler at Ca.
rio, and more than fifty lives we're lost
The steamer Bay City came up just at
the time Of the explosion, but the Cap
tain refused to 20 to the assistance ofthe
burning boat,
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How the Nominations are Received.

CONCORD, n. H., June 25.
Ex-President Pierce prouounces the
nomination of Douglas sectional one.
The secession of the Boston Post ere
ates quite stir among the old political
s,agers here. Some Democrats are in a
quandary about the Baltimore nomina-
tions, but the rank aud file are enthusias
tic for Douglas. The Hntiot and all
the party papers in the State will support
Douglas, except the Berks Democrat.
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Fatal Editorial Altray.

LlNCHBURG, Va, June 23.
Joseph and Robert Button. editors of
the Iryinian, were shot ia the street to
day by the brothers Harwick, editors and
proprietors Of the Republican. One OF
the Buttons is said to be mortally, and
the other severely injured Both the
Hardwicks have been placed in Jail.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-28
WIN. ID. HONENs

Has just received new supply of s.o,,.
Grass scythes, Hay r. ,kes l. Fork. c..,,
Cradles, Corn Flows, and all farming tool. ;,
the best quality which he is de,ermi,ed ~ ..m
at prices TO suit the times. Also sgen. for Ne.
Cormicks REAPER Il MOWER. Heum,a,, ~.
ent for grinding Reaper Sickles-a new and wa.
ful thing; call and see. [25mN
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-28

all the other closely contested States
must have been cognizant. Let the peo-
pie see to it, that the sam treason is not
practiced again for the defeat of HONEST
OLD ABE.-Press and Tribune.
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G. E. co M p TON,
SHIPPING,
Forwarding & Commission Mcrrh,,t

MUSCATINE, IOWA.
T>HANKFUL for the patronage therefore, a.,
L tended me by the merchants and other, .,
Upton and vicinity, hope by prompt and faith.
full attention to any business intrusted to nv
oare, to merit its continuance
REFERENCES.
Messrs. Green Il Stone, Muscatine, Iowa
I" Weed. Brdgman d Kent,
A. Ogilvie, :.
Peter A. Dey, Iow City; II. Bacon d. Co.. Ch;....
+. r. freeman, - Mallack & Rogers, st. Lon,
II. NJ. Holden. Washington, Iowa
Muscatne, June q. lSGO:tf
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1T On last Thursday morning the U.
S. Steamer, Walker, was run into by an
unknown schooner, and sunk in about
twenty minutes. Twenty lives were lost.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-28

pa- Garibaldi has taken the citadel of
Palermo. AS the Ncopolitan soldiers
marched out of the city, they slaughter
cd every one they came across, whether
men, women or children, and burned a
great many houses. Sicily will, no doubt,
now constitute portion Of the Kingdom
of Italy.
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Republican Nominations.
Republican State Ticket.

e.. FOR lEcRETARY OF STATE,
ELIJAH SELLS, Of Muscatine Co.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
J. W. CATrELL, Of Cedar Go.
FOR TREASURER or STATE,
JOHN w. JONES, of Hardin Co.
.f FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
CHARLES G. NOURSE, of Polk Co.
FOR REGISTER or STATE LAMP OFFICE,
A. D. MILLER, of Cerro Gordo Go.
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n<n- We wish to give little advice to
our Douglas friends, which we hope will
not come amiss in this their time of troub.
lie. All thinking men, Of all parties, lad
init that if Breckenridge runs, Douglas
will stand no chance of an election by
the people. Breckenridge will run, so
that if Lincoln is not elected by the PEG.
pie, the election will 30 into the House.
The House cannot elect any one, and
then it will be the duty Of the Senate to
elect Vice President from the two
highest candidates, who will be Hamlin
and Lane, and of course Lane would be
elected Now our advice is this, if you
prefer Lincoln, who is National man,
and stands upon platform that you can.
not object to, to Laue,a Northern dough.
face, who stands upon slavc-code plat.
form, then vote for Lincoln, for as w
. have shown if Lincoln is not elected b,
by the people, Lane will be our mex
President.
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vI,HE Subscriber is on hand ut his oid s.. ~
/ ready to do all kinds Of Blacksmitnlnss nat
neatness and dispatch. Having toncIlas sd Adj.
he Is not rich enough to lose few nuna!v 10y, ans
for work All having unsettled accounts ~ =
tilted that they Must call apd settle wells
Oct, I'D, lela
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Married,

On Sabbath Eve, June Gath, at the ,....-
Of the BRIDES father, near Upton, BY Re-, "
X Cross, Seth s. Phillips, Of Treeport, H.. to A.,
Smith.
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FOX CONGRESS, SEC. DIST,
WN. VANDEvER, Of Dubuque Co.
ASSISTANT CLECTNH

ASSISTANT ELECTORS.
lot Dis.-J. W. NEwcoMB Of Davis county.
-NEN. REcroR, of Fremont CO.
I'd e. y. BATES, Of Linn CO.
wv. u. FAIRciuLD, Of Floyd co.
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THE DRIED sCOTTCA sc.
An ADDRESS
HON. WIN. II. TUTNILL.

Delieered at the request Of Tie Cedar
County Reputlica" Clud, at the Court
House, Upton, Io,ea, june Sth, 1860.
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A SLIGHT MISTAKE.

The last Democrat, in speaking Of the
Baltimore Convention said: Prcscn,
appearances indicate that Douglas will be
nominated, after which the Seceders will
60 back, ETC., ~ and nominate another
candidate. There is one slight mistake
in the above prediction. Douglas was
not nominated till after the secession -
Had the Seceders remained in the Con-
vention, Douglas could not have been
nominated at ALL He was nominated by
a sectional wing Of the old Democratic
party.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-28

~ The President has vetoed the
Homestead bill So much for that "pure.
honest Statesman of Pennsylvania" that
simon pure Democrat.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-28

~ Buy your Stoves, Iinware, 4.
the @Muscatine Stove Store, "AIu.c,,; "
Iowa. Mr.. BRowNELL is A ye,. e'
Manufacturer, and will sell below ~; '"e
prices. Stoves warranted for "eo
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par The Great Eastern is daily ex.
pected at New York.
m- Congress adjourned on Monday
last, at IL, M.
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matchmaking.

0UEENSWARE-Al large lot just receiver rs ~
of the best quality, by +. Il NJ. chile.
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!!DBATH!.
To Every For m a d Sr..,
vERMIN,
sSCOs' arss's
: ..os.a, r.s,, Rat Roach, &c. E1teru,,.,
sCOstarss,s Bed.I Hug Exter,n,,.
stCOstar's's
oS'a' E nsstsn,. fo 1's for Insec,...
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ni.
-Mcths-M Observation-Disclosures ~ BED Bu,,
sects on Animals, &c. &c.-in short eysr snts, In.
species Of WHY lofn ana
VERMIN.
10 Years established In New York Cit,-,
City Post Ofhce-the City Prisons and st.n"se "a,
the City Steamers, Ships, Gc.-tbe C;s nes,es
"AHor, =" ''St. Nicholas" Gc.-and Nv uo.y, Aotels
UO private families. s1 w.,
IPDruggists end Retailers every where ,.u.
WPWholesale Agents in all the large Cit;. '"en.
u IKegular sizes, Csc. Soc. L u Boxes-Bo.t,..
j. I!!bEwARE!! Of spurious imitation. hski
each Box Bottle Flask, Il take none hut ..c Examine
l-T6l,M Boxes sent by Mail. -osTAAI
u ~ % Boxes for Plantations, Hote,s A.,
"Aadress orders-or for ''Circuar TO Deale,.,.. Up
HENRY Il. COsTAR.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT, 40 BRoApw.x y
eoLD ~ KElGART AcNANARA, Upton, low ~ l.
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Their language is explicit, they sa,

They Che African race) had for more than = centu
r. before een regarded beings Of an inferior order,
and altogether unfit to associate with the white race,
either in social or political relations; and far isfe
rior, tia. tAsy Asd 70 rights eAicA tAs pAe
bousd to respeet and that the might justly and
lawfully he reduced slavery for his benefit. lie
bought and sold and treated ~ an ordinary article Of
Interchange and traffic, whenever profit could be made
~ 1t. This opinion at that time fixed and EaiCer-
sai in the civilized portion Of the white 1t was
regarded an axiom In morals well in politics,
nh'eA no thought Of disPstng, Or supposed to be
oPsn 10 dispute and men in every grade and position
III society daily and habtualy acted upon it In their
private pursuits well in matters Of public
without doulng for moment the correctness Of this
opinion"
Upon this naked assertion which they
assume to be true, is based the decision
Ia the bred Scott case-if the founda-
ton is undermined the whole fabric falls
and trust that l have produced sufi
cient authority 10 satisfy any reasonable
man or reasoning mind, that such was
not the state of facts, that the opinion so
stated was DO, fixed md unirersni in the
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Pr. fee $500 Sheriff Of Cedar county. Iowa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-27

-sDINEr FILLSs FINE COGNAC BRANDY.
u Pipes suitable for Restaurants aud Retailers For sale
Ieis By wM. WALLACE SONS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-27
NORFOLK OLD POINT COMFORT AND HAMPTON.

49, ss-s 49, sss 40 -;
~ NIEOUGh In ~ Norfolk and In six hours to Old
Il Point Richmond.
The comfortable and expeditions route between Rich
place Is the Richmond and Petersburg
Ro al to Petersburg the Norfolk and Petersburg Road
Norfolk by steamers Old Point and Hampton
sCHEBULR
Leave Richmond 49, p a., reach Norfolk at $50, and Old
Point a s.i5 p. 81
FOR the Of passengers hh supper VIII be
yIdei Oh The boat, between Norfolk and Old Point.
FROM 0d Point the boat leaves at $780, A. M and connects
vith u cars at Mort X which lave az NJ reaching Rich
uond at passengers dining the boat while between Old
Point and Nosfolk T. II "lNNEt
irfl-f Sup't Z. and p. L. x.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-27

SOgJTg5-SEDE, RAILROAD.
MONDAY TSE22d AU- T.
gust the passenger Trains, will a. follows; 80
FROM PETERSBUBG TO LYECIDURG.
Mall Trsln day $50 4 H. reaches Lyachbufs st2So
NJ .
PASSENGER Train sars daily except spndsys, at AS N
reaches LynchbGrE sti2.5D 4. 81
FROM LYNCHBCRG TO PETERSBURG.
Mail Train daily 81 A. NJ reaches Petersburg oP ".
Passenger Trims daily except Sundays at 1881 r NJ,
reaches Petersburg Al 62J a. NJ.
These trains daily trains TO the Spring. Knox
vile. Nashville, Memphis, &c. 10 New Orleans
- THIS i The shtegt expeditions route . all pRrtE
Of Tennessee Alabama p LOUISIANA Arkansas and Texas
The CITY Point Train Petersburg daily except Sundays at
A. M aud io Eoon and CITY! Point At $50 NJ, and 1880 d.
gItr ans are run 10 ell the packets when ne
II. D. BIRD
s.aA Gener. Superintendent.
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syphilis and NIercurinl Disease.

NV ORLEANS 18th August, 1850.
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