The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-06

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who have legislative and legal jurisdiction oyeru-
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and the states to keep strictly their respective
constitutional spheres, this paper will oppose the
one hand any action by the Federal Governme
ards planting Slavery where il does exist and
on the other hand, any action by the Federal
ment, rby he non -saveholdng States, towards up
roofing the institution where does exist. While it
will entertain fear for, and listen no threats
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labor to excite In its treatment of all subiec t OF
nature it will avoid bitterness While earnest for
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and genial, always mindful at violence almost sure
TO work more harm than good to truth.
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