The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-09-18
Cool.
r,om The Muse atinc journal.

OOOIs
From the Museatne journal.
The weather Saturday morning was .
decidedly cool, aud almos. frosty. Capt.
men, without their blankets
or quilts, must have been very cold
BY the.way, we hope the good ladies' Of
Muscatinc have responded to the Cap.
tain's call. But the coolest thing by far
of the season was the Courier leader
that morning. We are sorry SO few read
the Courier, for it is often amusing. IT
our own columns were not 80 crowded,
we would like to transfer this pathetic
appeal of the Courier to the journal, SO
that the Republicans of this district
could sec the claims the Judge has on
them, as supporters Of President Lincoln,
for their votes. Do not be astonished,
Republicans, but get Saturdays Courier
if you can find one, and read that an i'm
portaut election is to come of in October,
and remember that the editor of the Cou.
rier is running for Congress on the Ma.
hony ticket, aud calls on you Republicans
to vote for Elm because "The President
needs encouragement from the people"
and will not get it unless we send the
Judge to Congress. Is not that cool
enough to spoil the grapes and sour the
tomatoes.
"Ought not the President to be sus-
tanned in the positions he has taken,"
urges the Judge and continues: I" the
President must be sustained. All good
men will stand by the President at the
polls. All the people can have the op.
portuuity Of assuring the President that
they are with him-by voting for the
editor Of the Courter,-(Here the laugh
comes in.)-Lct the people then, who
desire to aid the Presidents, be sure that
they put their ballots (for the judge
where the President can receive the ben
eft Of them" Rest assured, Mr.. Candi-
date, that the voters Of this Congressional
District will SO cast their ballots that the
President will know that he will he sus-
tanned by the loyal citizens of Iowa, in
all its efforts to crush this rebellion even
if he should "Emancipate alt the Stare.
to SAGE the Union"
We need not refer the readers of the
Courier to the far back numbers Of that
paper, in which he denounccs the couis.
cation bill, the emancipation of the slaves
in the District Of Columbia, the forever
Inhibition Of slavery from our Terrific
ries, the suppression of disloyal newspa-
pers and the Imprisonment of disloyal
men, to show that out of his own mouth
the Jud &c is condemned
lie defended Valandigham in Thurs
days Courier, who has opposed all the
war measures Of the President
He attacked, in his leader Of Friday,
"the Republican Administration" Of
which "the President that must be sus
tained' is the head-the cabinet" that
the same President appointed, and "the
Congress-" whose acts have been approx
ed by that "President that now needs
our aid at the ballot box" aud charged
them with the responsibility of spending
"three millions of dollars daily" to pu,
down this rebellion inaugurated by Davis
Floyd 4 Co., and now encouraged by
Vallapdigham, Mahony & Co. After al
this the Courier has the cffrontcry to
say:
"Being honest in his (thc Presidents
efforts to save the Union, we would not
Intentionally place a feathers freight in
the way Ct the consummation of his de-
sires."
W.h-e "! Judge, tell another. Let US
hold the Judge strictly to his own judy
ment, as follows
off you are sincere 10 your efforts to
sustain the President, support no man
for office who denounces the policy of the
Administration"
We viii! now copy from the same paper
. and show that while the editor uses his
pen as demagogue, his scissors betray
the tra-ducer Of the President:
Somebody has fearful account to
settle with the Nation for the recent state
Of affairs, which, if they had not treated
Mcclellan so outrageously, would have
been so different"
This somebody is no less man than
the President, and We must not vote for
anybody that denounces him.
(Nark that, for our Democratic candi.
date for Congress says SOY
Further on 10 this same beautiful
: Washington letter, quoted apprcvingly
: by the paper that would not "lay feath
er's weight in the wNy of the Presi-
] dent"
"This very morning | was talking to
general officer and some others, in
little group, and an iutima.ion was
thrown out that they might even super
cede Gen. Mcclellan. The officer raised
his arms, and with an awful impreca,ion
said, IF they do, all the influence and all
the cxertions of their officers couldn't
prevent an outbreak in the army, and
their taking possession Of Washington,
aud scattering the high officials, from the
President down, to the four winds of
heaven, without regard to consequences.
really believe this is Gods truth, from
all | have seen and heard"
Here is this Congressman, If we vote
for him. This man so anxious to aid
the Pres'dent-sustainipg and approving
mnt'ny, INSTRUMENTATION and TREASON
IN our army officers
The turning of President Lincoln-for
whom he processes so much friendship
Nto get our votes out of the Presidential
cha'r-by the bayouets of traitors. The
treason Of jeff. Davis psles before this
Heaven save our good President from
such friends.
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