The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-03
CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
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PROSPECTUS rOR ,ss,


20 poLIrIcAL-The great political cam,.,
1870 70 closed. The battle has been topig Of
won, and the eagles Of victory mel 'oashtst1
publican banners. ABRAHAM IYxco, - the A
triumphantly elected President ~ ~ has bses
states for four years from the 4th az NJ United
we IRE entering upon year that will 1851.
0rapis IN the annals of American poli,icS men.
rIs-Eaters OF the Cotton States have md. he
to break up the American Union. Ia.naertaksa
have decided against them at tho me ne people
and they refuse to submit to the varru ot boz
as follows: '"' which se
DEMANDS OF THE FIRE EArERs-ls, !,
Free States shall pay for all fagitiyes from .As
VINO may escape; "a. That all State laws, no0r
kidnapping shall be repealed. Sd. Thu, ssssiass
shall be extended into all the Terr;,asaasvey
protected by Federal Slave Code. Th Nd
the Slave traffic shall he re-opened !, ~ lAsA
trict Of Columbia. 9Th That a law shall ~. h DE-
ed granting the right to slave holder, - psAs
and sojourn in the Free States, accomn.n; Msysl
their slaves. y
In case Of Noncompliance with th...
slavery demands, inc Fire Eaters threaten II ps'
cedc from the Union. and set up a SoutSaa 70 e.
federacy. re open the African Slave Treas Von.
attempt to found u great slaychois;n !. W. ana
BY absorbing Mexico, Central Americas snPiis.
Islands OF the Gulf. Such is the prorr.m nv ~
the Disuni0nisia s'amme Of
III this Crisis IL removes every sound n...;.
| and friend Of the Union and Cons,;,ntps.r'os
stand by LiseOln's Administration as , ,s! 70
Democrats stood by Gen jackson when ss ~. uc
by South Carolina nullitiers The Gs. T.1s
must not be bullied nor frightened Nv N. Ys's
giant oligarchy into base sn, render 81 h. ~ ~
est rights and most cherished principles
OTHER QuEsTIONs.--And there are o,h., 4.
portant ma tiers to come before the new Am;.;.
tration. Among these are: Free Homs.,".a.
Tor the iandiess; Improvements of RiverS -.
Harbors; Construction of Railroad To m. Is.
cine; encouragement of the Manufacturin1 80
Farming industry OF the country; Retrencbmso,
and Reform in the Administration of tovs,.
meht; restoration, in short, Of the earlier md
purer day. OF the lepublic. On all These on.s
tion>. the ikIBrNE uill ever be found an esrns..
champion on the side OF Freedom. Right ma
Patriotism. u
GENERAL NEws.-Chicago is the commere,.,
emporium OF large portion of the Norrb re.,
""u =. 'I"soh Vi htr immense system Of Rail.
roads ana Telegraph lines. She has become n S,..,
news centre: an We are confident that western
reaners can obtain their earliest informatjen M
passing events from the columns OF the Chi,aoo
IkIBt NE, which is II lte news SNAPPER that L .enu
fully up with The rrugrs - Of tie iimes , uopd
western paper l. certainly better calculsted 4.
promote the interest + the Nest. than ,an.r.
published 10 U mics away, which know l;,,i.
and care lcss for western interests scntjm...
and requirements.
CoKkLsroNpEh CE.-During the coming wint.,
one oi the editors viii correspond for The TIM,
BrNE from Washington giving full and graphi,
reports "i The proceedings ofan exciting session
OF Congress.
Another Of the editors will attend at Spring
field ana keep The people fully posted on wha,
will be done y the Illinois Legislature. Cor
respondents will be employed at The Capitos Of
Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Indiana
From other portions oi the country and from
foreign lands, We derive our Intelligence fom
the mutiIsti Ions corr e,pondenis OF the Assocja
ted Press, from an immense exchange list and
the letters OF numerous friends.
MARKETs.--1he TRIBUNE has achieved him
reputation AS "A Commercial paper, and in hs
dep.,r tine mt IT possesses the confidence and en-.
joys the patronage OF business men To 4 h Oh de-.
gree Its market reports embrace every article
that the farmer or dealer can expect 10 lind quo.
ted in a newspaper, whether western eastern or
foreign markets. The TRIBtNs also d,.cusses
very iuily. in its editorial and news columns,
currency questions, Railroad, Eank and State
Stocks, agricultural products OF America and
EuI ope, and al other topics connected with the
material inteTcs ts of our country
AGRicILTrEE.-During The coming year VIC
shall pay particular attention 10 Farming mai,
tiers. In each issue viii appeal u carefully pre-
pared Agricultural article containing A lsrrs
amount of fresh and valuable information per.
tanning to the farm ANA garden Interesting
letters IRON luIal,' aud other able apric u,rvI
ana uoiIiEhltHiGI HiIters VIII lie p4iblsbeA. We
western ne" spapcr devo:es so much space tore.
ports of fairs, crops, Ike stock, improved mple.
ments and modes Of cuiiu G. aud all other hat.
tiers ofntcrest TO tAc tl!srs OF the soil
EpuCATION.--Ile cause of Education will re
ceiye due attention III our columns. And tn,
Literary and Miscellaneous matter will be pre-
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and useful. In short, the purpose oil the publish
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