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s. Joseph. Ax. W-As ai.s s'e.ees hi, -,.p,p~
one hundred mounted srned nsssss u.de tAesr .xpeu
anee 10 town sevesai arresss vese n.de By sAe in
eiadin< tvo rniieI stafss Recruisias enurs. X,
sssHfssde OF serious nature ~ sahea psare nshss
are proving thrsseA the City in evs.y eiresss~.
The foreign nails BY the last steamer we're
received day as the state department..
The sdsiees from osr ministers are writ
ten sndsr Tie pressure Of the Balls Ran
disaster.
Earopean Governnests appreciate The
disaster to its full extent bat there l. dis.
position on the eonsiseas to give the porth-
err troops more credit for bravery and en-
dsrance than our oun papers have clained,
and their fighting in front Of heavy work.
being censidered BY military men a giving
them great advantage - to make it mat
ter Of wonder that raw recruits could have
been iudo,ed to assault them under such
disadvantages.
Our minister does not disguise the fac,
that the Government has suffered severely
in the estimation af Europeans, but they
are confident that no movement to recognize
the rebels % nation, will be made, -
long as the government maintains its forces
on the soil Of the rebel States.
The feeling on the continent vas gener-
ally that the north would be aroused by
the disaster to its army and that the defeat
would close the door TO any arrangement
with the rebels.
The British government oiicials appear to
DO impressed with the belief that ,he
battle and defeat would only pro!ong the
contest without deciding anything.
Cincinnati, Aug. 27.-Advices from the
Kanawha state that Col. Tyler's forces
were surrounded and badly defeated by the
rebels under Floyd, yesterday morning near
Summersvilie.
St. Johns, N. F., Aug. l3.-The steamer
City of Washington, from Liverpool l4,h,
via, Queenstown 18th, arrived. Her dates
are four days later than those already re-
ceived.
The English papers are daily engrossed
with the American question.
The London Globe denies BY good author
ity the statement that Admiral Milne has
reported the blockade of the Southern ports
Intellectual, and says no general report on
the subject has been officially received.
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0OINGs ON IN IOWA.

The 9th Iowa Regiment, Col. Bennett,
is reported fully organized, and will be in
rendezvous at Iowa City, in few days.
The Des Moines State Journal is now
issued twice q week. 10 changing from q
weekly to a semi weekly the Journal has
been shorn, somewhat, Of ito magnificent
proportions, but SO long as it pursues its
present course of treason it cannot become
too small, for the good of the country. We
admire their discretion in determining to
serve their readers sslittle and often - too
much secesh at one time isn't wholesome
the people are liable to become surfeited.
The Republicans of the sixty first Rep
resentative District of Iowa have nominated
Collin Marshall as their candidate for Dele
gate to the next Legislature. By the Sen
ntorial Convention, held at the same time,
James Redfeld was nominated for Senator
from the thirty first District.
The following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed surgeons and assistant surgeons, to
the different Iowa Regiments mentioned be.
low.
5,h Regiment Surgeon, Chas. Rawson.
Asst. Surgeon, P. A. Carpenter.
9th Regiment Surgeon, Geo. Reeeder.
Asst, Surgeon, Jno. E. Like.
7th Acknowledgment, Amos Witter.
Asst. Surgeon, Asa, Morgan.
LIST Regiment Cavalry-Surgeon, NJ. b.
Cochran.
Asst. Surgeon, d. B. Allen.
-Adiutant Gen. Baker has issued an or
der enjo'ning upon officers the adoption Of
the most thorough system of police regula-
tions while in quarters. The order is not
in the slightest rebellion upon the con-
duct of the troops, but is simple precau-
tionary.
For. Dodge Democrat is the name Of a
new paper just established at Fort Dodge.
We have not seen copy, but it is reported
to be semi secession sheet. Bad luck to it.
The Mason City Republican and Frank
lio Record have notified their readers that
suspension for few weeks is necessary, in
order to do the work of publishing the delin-
quent tax list without extra help. They
can't afford to do otherwise at ten cents .
description.
A Regiment from the Second Congress
ional District of Iowa, to serve during the
war, has been rendered to the Secretary Of
War and accepted.
The Fairfield Constitution and Cnion,'
a great misnomer, repubhshes valIandig-
hams recent reasonable speech delivered
in the House Of Representatives. All the
rebel newspapers in the seeded States are
doing the same thing.
Col. Bates, Of the Iowa First Regiment,
was sick With the typhoid fever during the
battle near Springfield.
The artillery company to be attached
to Col. Wanderers regiment will consist Of
6 cannon, 81 men, and about 60 horses
Too many guns for that number Of men
aud horses.
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ETThe last division Of the Fourth Keg'-
mens--c consisting Of two companies Of In
fautry, and Capt. Srook's company Of Ar
tillerymeu, ief, here, on last Tuesday morn
Ing, under command Of Capt. CaAie, 10 join
the Regiment At 81. Louis. The Council
Bluffs ARTILLERY, Capt. CLiSroS, turned out
in tbs usrsine /. and gaze the troops part
ins salute a. the landing. Capt. Srooa's
company mum hercd ahou, ninety men, with
.ems sf,y horses. The two companies Of
Infantry were. We believe,ea'h full. Com.
pauy X, Of Page county, VAS under CEN.
nsnd Of Capt. csAnKa. ses'lsnaa Who
served 10 the army during the Mexican war
and is an experienced solder. bes'dss
himself, the captain fu rnishes three sons 10
sch, the battle. Of the Onion. and the
Whole family, father and sons, are nsw 10
the sers,ce.
A large number Of citizens vent down 10
'as landing TO zee the men start, ard many
= hears-fsh sGoosi. hye.a and '.God bless
yea" vas passed as the steamer sa0ved
sxay.
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ry"Cottonwood' has been evacrased.
A prisoner who had been coniiened there
for some time past, concluded, few days
since. ,ha. the post was no longer tenabie,
and with eemmendable discretion, SELL
back" upon his own resources, and more
secure position. The movement was well
planned aud admirably executed; and show
ed good suueralship throughout, he neglect
ed, however, - lay his plans before the
Sheriff (which, il must be conceded, was
very great ovsrsighD and that fane''onary
va. consequently left it the dark concern
ing the movement Of the resrsating party !;
but tho .aid sheriff, considering retrogra-
Cd movement probable, was soon On the
alert, following up the column. The man
was no, found, hu, Cottonwood 10 safe.
Cottonwood 10 smPregnae,e.
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rghlthough communication with Dixie
has been suspended, there is still to be
found on this side Of the line, considera-
bic amount Of the productions Of the 'sunny
SOUTH" Il you doubt this statement just
call on FRgpRtexseS & Jackson, and see the
immense "pile" OF Sugar and Molasses that
they are now storing away. They have re-
ceiysd BY steamer, this week, stock OF
Groceries as large as any ever brought to
this markat. We went through their es.
adjustment, the other day, and were really
ss,anished at the stack Of barrels and boxes
there 10 store.
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eTBy note just received from Lieut.
KiSsaaS We learn that .hs 4th reg ment was
under marching orders, and expecting, every
hour, to comm sncs moving. Their desti
nation was supposed to be Jeifsrso on city,
No., for which place they are proba bly, now
IN route.
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rFThcrs was talk for some time, OF
dispensing this year with the annual exhibi-
ton Of the agricultural Society OF the
county, bu, we are pleased to learn that the
Idea has been dropped, and tina. the fair will
be held as usual commencing on the 18th OF
September. Gather up your big pumpkins,
curry your colts, and gss ready for the
show.
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f-v-The bottoms are producing bounti-
fol crop Of sun-aowers, this year, they
grow, in places, almost equal to sscane-
brakes'-a man can't see out, on horse
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eJWe notice that several old log shan
ties on upper Broadway are being torn,
down. There is a fine opening, in that part
Of the city, for such improvements.
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FTThe President has appointed the las.
Tbursdsy in September A. day Of fasting
and prayer, throughout the nation. See pro-
clamaton 10 another column.
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Council Blufs Female Seminary.
JAMES B. RUE, =: PRINCIPAL.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:

D. Q. BLooMgn. Esq ,Prest. ,. NcBRIDx. seer,
THOMAS OFFICER, Treasurer.
Hon. q BALDWIN kANf-yt cffSr0w
sAMHkLS BAYLIss. JAMES A. Jackson,
THO's. II. BENTON, IL, SAMUEL KNEpPER.
g. ". BOYERs, W. NrCfEfIAEf,
john +. BALDWIN, ". II. 4. TUsEt.
I, sESSuOSSt-Th ACCIDENTAL rear u divided Intd
two sesions Of twenty-five weeks EACH Tbe Asst So.
sion viii commence the 73d ~ fbfs Moath JsnHafy
ISL and will close the last Wednes.sy Of Jaoe
next. The full term will commence on the third
Wednesday Of August.
TBRMs,-fsymentrea nired is~svishiy in advanek,
per half session. Of eleven weeks, % fsiiows.
JEtMART DEPARIMENT, ....s......... 81
PREPARATORY DEPARTNENT, -. 49,. Ito
COLLEGIATE - /" .......,,.. -
MUsJC, Pissoos Guitar with pse Of Inst'x't, ~ -
INSTRUCTION. also given in the French. Latln. Asl
Greek iss9uaees, 70 those desiring IT,
No dedacfiess nsds fos sstescs Sxeeps n asses u
profrar4ed sicknees.
SoYs not over ton yssrs d sss Slmiissd.
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LUMBER.

VvNUE UNUEKNJ6NEU, MANC-
1 fACrUHERs Of Lumber; al Roek- ~fuL@
land, fsix miles from Council Bluffs,
have now on hand, large lot Of 49,
Seasoned Cottenweod Lumber.
of the various sises ana kinds use for Binding ara
Fencing All orders left At their Yards in Rckspd er
Council Bluffs, promptly attended TO. 8
we call particular attention OF FARMERS who
have the products oftbe Farm to exchange for lumber
Forfurther particulars inquire Of j. FOLSOM, cosa
Gil Bluffs, or At the Mil, RockIand.
JOHN HAWTHORN L co.
Rockiand, March 9f-tf
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GIVE are unier obligations to Wool.
WORTH, OF the Pos, Office News Depot, for
favors in the way Of late Eastern papers. -
II you want anything in the literary line,
WooLwoaru's is the place to get il.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-08-31

CYL. D. fngersoll has retired from the
editorial chair Of the lows State Reporter
He 10 succeeded BIZ Edward C. Porter.
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GTRead the Postma.ters notice 10 an-
other column and "roll" in your old
stamps, for they Won't be Of any account af-
ter next Thursday.
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Read the letter, 10 another column
from orr regular correspondent in the 4sh
Regiment.
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rTThe Premium List Of the Pottawat-
tamie County Agricultural Society was
handed in too late for publication this
week. It will appear in our next.
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1The proceedings in full, Of tbs Pot
ta~assamis Teachers Institute, will be found
in another column.
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rSaasy NM ssas,.s sSssA

rlassy nnAs stagiss sassa-
BuRll NeTon : NO. MvERRR
], $500: $500
NOW OPEN TO orruNwAI
- .AAss nsssA.- vs.s sA.s s.s eeAs~ ses1
N cCuxEc1lex VIM
caisass, DarnasssA A. oain<J. Raa,rsaa
Shortest, Qsiekest, & Best Royis 70
CHICAGO.
NEW TORE.
PHILADELPHIA.
BALTIMORE,
KEoKuK.
u. LOUIS. so
CINCINNATI. a.A
An p.i.,. I. Esasss. hSss.s. AGeAs,s. cs.sls.
I've Daily fvsi.s L~sve s.A Arrive tsa.Aays
Exeepeed) ~ fsilsws:
Lesve osfsaes: Arrive n cAiesss:
800 O'CLOCK. 4. y. 81. O'CLOCK, 2. y.
Connecting:
At GALEsDUR6, with the Northern Cross Rail.
road for Quincy:
A. MENDOZA. with the Illinois Central Railroad
Al BURLINGTON. with fast sailing Packets 70,
AosIaosE, kEoEuk AsD 81. Loris.
spsess1 .NssSss.-FAssseA - Jsss Yssk u
As Rssrs.
Passengers leaving co.neii Blu6s the Morning. and
II 10 hours Qucke than by other route and In
ample time with the great Eastern and South
ern line.
~ Buy your tickets via western Stage Company
to EDDYvlLLE. where you buy your Tickets
of the B. u. h. H. Ticket once to all points East
and South.
TO STOCK SHIPPERS.
Stock Trains will regularly leaving daily, SUNDAY.
excepted These Trains all the rights of Pzksenge
Trains Thus insuring dispatch and consequently avoid
nga those vexa;ous and delays that constantly
curing other rontes.
NEW SrocK PENS have been built both sides Of
the Mississippi close by the Ferry and Drovers will nt
there every thing they could wish for the
Oft heir stock
4 Through contracts given to Chicaso.
JOHN @. READ, vice Fres't
Burlington and Missouri h. h.
d. RgMlCK, General western Agent,
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad.
BURLINGTON. July 8. i6Si-v3nS-ly
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VThe Daily Eebraakian hes lately
been enlarged, md " hops pefmansnsly

cTWasermelons are becoming almost .
drug 10 the msrket-ths town il literally
drowned With them.
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|HURFORDS & KINNEY
s,a...,. ! ....n D..,..a
GENERAL TIARDwARE
AxD
AeRlCUl TURAl IMPLEMENTS,
would r..,es.s.,iy ..y !. .as.s ss,eaas
HAT =. Aavs )sss esns'etsa ~ mast
xsv-esAsEs .ssslsseE.AzArs
Fur The sale sssAs
Justly CELEBRATED
| 9
COX 4 ROBERTS
THRESHING
ASD CLEANING
MACHINES,
OF which We can furnish
AN Y SIZ FL
FROM TWO TO
EIGHT HORSE POWER,
Aud upon the most
SATISFACTORY TERMS.
We VIII Warrant
EVERY MA HINE
Sold by us, TO sive
ENTlR e sATIsF ACTION.
WE NAVE AT All TIMES, A
w complete stock 1t
Scythes,
Snaths,
Grain.Cradles,
Hand l. Horse-Ralkes,
PlOvvs, sc. Sc,
For the Farming trade,
And full assortment VI
GLASS.
SASH,
NAILS.
PAINTS,
OILS,
And in short, every thing necessary 10 make upa
COMPLETE STOCK
III A R d w A r. /!
urour Good, are all Of the best II
II Quality, and at prices LII
EcIow as any ON the.xl
u Slope. a
Give us call, at the Sign Of the Cross.
Cut Saw, Upper Broadway.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-03-07

The line of conduct thus laid down and
persevered in by James Buchanan, his
been sermon to which he ILincpln, has
been an attentive li>tcnr, aud from the
teachings of which he will not dcviate.
-C1'1r Democrat.
Saying nothing about listening to a
" line Of conduct We agree vita the
above, that Mr. Lincoln will not ,l.v ate
from the teachings of Buchanan course.
Old Buck has nearly ruined the nation,
aud hands over to his successor "A fra
ementnry government as the result, OF
eight years Of Democratic misrule. WI At
great and glorious Democracy Mr.
Lincoln will sce that the t;mid, va.clI,,-
ting, trai.orous course Of James Buchau
an has brought Us to the verge Of ruin
and will order fright abou. face" and
bring back the Government to Il, old
stand pnin, aud show tina, We are .,ronp
enough 10 throttle such traitols as JEFF.
! Davi, aud his crew
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-03-07
Inaugural Address
OF
RESIDENT LINCOLN.


FELLOW fITIzENs or THK sIryD s4lrls:
Ia compliance with d custom a. att
e'en. a. the Hov'rnment itseif, appear
before you To- address you briefly. aud 10
take IA your pic,euce, the oath prrscrib
ed by the Constitution Of the UnI,ed
Stats to BE- taken by the President, be-
fore he enters Oh the execution Of his
"Ms'. Il" NJ, consider it necessary at
present Tor me to discuss those matters
OF administration about which there is
10 special anxiety or excitement
Apprehrnsions seem to exist among
the people Of the Southern States that,
by the accession of a Republican Admin.
istrat'on, their property and tier p :ace
and p rsonal security are ~ be endancer.
ed There has never been any reasona-
bic c"use for such appreheusons. r..
deed, tie most ample evidence to the
contrary has all the while existed and
been open to their inspection. 1t i.
found in n"srl y all the published speech.
es Of him who now addresses y"u. do
not quote from one e those speeches
when | declare that have no purpose,
directly or indirectly, to interfere with
the institution Of slavery in the States
where it xxi is. | believe have no
liwful right to d. 80. and | have no in.
clina.ion to d. so. Those who nominal,
ed and elected me did SO with the full
knowledg" that | had made this and
many similar declarations, and had never
recalled them and, more than this, they
placed in the platform for my acceptance,
AS a law to themselves and to me IN.
clear and emphatic resolution which |
now read:
"hEsoIvEb That the maintenance invjo,a.e ~
tne rights 81 The States. snd especially the light
OF each State t. order and conlro It's own DOME
NC institutions according to i,s own judgrmrn,
exclusively. ia css' initial 10 that balance "frowrr
on whIch the perfection and endurance Of opr mo-.
iiu'sl fabric depsnded ; and We denouscc In.
lawiess invasion by au armed force OF the sol, IF
any state or Iereitorv. no matter under wba,
pietext as Ole Of the greatest OF crimes"
l now rei,er.ts these sentiments; and
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-03-07

- A Railroad me. ting was held at
Ansmo-a last Thursday, to consider the
necessity Of building n railro; frow that
point to F!ourooy. The people along the
line Of The proposed road we're we'll rep
resented. A good degree Of spirit was
manifested, and all seemed willing to take
hold and do their share. The farmers
along tile line seem to realize that they
are interested, and they are willing to act
with the towns aud cities, and not wait
for the latter to do all the work, when
they are to realize the greatest bcne6.
from the completion ofthe Road. 1t was
determined to organize a company to
build the proposed road, 50 ,ha. work will
be commenced in short time.
Mr. Gslpcke was not present. but it
va stated by those intimate with him.
that the Company which he rrprese, t..
will furnish the iron and run the Road
FROM Ansmosa to Wilton, If the citizens
along the line will grade aud tie the
Road. There is no doubt now, among
those best informed, t, at two or three
companies stand ready to do the same
thing 1t seems to US then that all in
the county about Upton, aud north of ~,
should be willing to lend US lelEinc
hand when il Is So much 30 their interest
to do so
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-03-07

~ S"me of our Democratic friends
have Of late manifested = very friendly
feeling for Senator Seward, ON account Of
his @nxicty to have The troubles which
now bcse' the country, ended To show
the spirit III which Il concilia,ory dispoSi.
ton Is met by the sece,si,nists. We give
the following ex,r.ct from the Washing.
ton correspondence Of tn, Charleston
Mercury. 1t says:
"Oiiy G ,m.non Seward. aware tina,
intimidation will not do, i, going to re.
sort to the gentle process Of seduction 49,
This has been his plan from the begin.
ming By tn. prettie>t and M 1T lovin.
behavior towards his southern subjects,
and by the u'licio di,tribufiun Of off
ces. he will strive to Iu,i his victims 10
sleep. aud vampire like. will suck their
lfs's blood while he fans them into deem.
er s!umbrr still.
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A NEW PRhAIDENr.

On Monday last, Mr. l. ucoln, IL be
Was alive. took the oath Of o6ce, and te.
came President Of the United States -
We think We can safely say, that no Pres
idcnt ever left the White House, who
Who was 10 universally de.pi.ed as is
james Buchanan. late President, and that
no man ever assumed the duties Of Pres.
'deas with such gioomy prospects aud in
such troublesome times ~ does Mr.. Lin.
coin: Many .re asking wha, willie do'
Will he collect the revenue aud retske
the forts! We have thought that Il ose
who ssk such qucs,ious, either doubt Nj.
Liocoln's honesty, or have forgotten his
oath Of Office. Tie Constitution Of the
United Ssstes says, that before entering
upon the du.i"s Of bis flee, the rre-i
dent "shsll take the following oath or If
6rmstion 4:
~ do solemnly swear (or .fhrm) that
will faithfully execute the .ffice Of
President 9th. United States, aud will.
to the bet Of my ability, preserve, pro
tect, aud defend the Constitution of the
United States"
The same article which includes the
oath, in describing the duties of the
President, says. b" lie shall take care that
the laws be faithfully executed" There
10, then. but one cours. for Mr. Lincoln
to pursue, and that is to take care that
the ls~" BE- faithfully tx cuted" Had
the late President observed the otliya
tio"s If his oath, Mr., Lincoln wonld no,
now DC called o" :" preside over c"un
try that has been brought to the verge Of
ruin by the perjured set Of villains who
lateIy mis- managed "ur National affairs.
Mr. Lincoln will cntorce the laws and
encourage the Union feeling n, the South
and We expect soon to zee the leading
traitors either hung or degraded so that
they will b. powcrl-ss for evil 10 the fu.
ture.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-03-07

A- The last C,dar D-n,,e,o,, in
speaking o. tn number of slaves lost by
escaping from the Gull States, saws,
" Accord'n: to the censu, OF 1859, those
Estates suffer nearly rs much as the
" Border States in this way" We do
not believe the statement, but if i, .
true it is eviden, that the Border Slave
States d. not catch runaways any better
than the free States do 1t is singular
that while the border States complain Of
the free States for no. catching and re-
tnsnia. their slaves, that they rcfuse "a
ca en- ana return the slaves from the
Gulf States, Better repeal all fugitive
slave laws than to have one tina, even ,hs
border slave States refuse to carry ON,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-03-07
IN The Cedar Democrot ha. of In

IA. The Cedar Democrnt has Of late
complained Of the Republicans because
they would not support the Cri,;cnjen
Compromise. We wish the Dcmmrot
would Inform Us whether it is willing TO
end rse any compromise that establishes
slavery in the territory Of the United
States? Will it also tell US whether i,
believes u State has right 20 secedc,
and whether Mr.. Lincoln will not pprjure
himself If lie docs not collcc. the revenue
in the so called, seeding S,utcs9
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-03-07

WHAT A WRETcn -Grcc!-y. Of the
Tribune, drcla e, tina, he prefers the
principles Of the Republican party to If
" Unions. tc,lnr Democrat.
Geo Washington, Thos Jefferson, J"l u
Hancock, Benz. Franklin. aud Others.
preferred the pri"c,p1es Of the D,clara
ton of Independence to fifty Unions, .:
their day, and yet We were taught to con
slider them honest, honorable men.