The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-12-11
ANIMAL MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT
IlNCDLN.

!,lloN Citizens of the Senate and House Of Rep
rcscitI,ivrS:
Siuce your las. assembling, another
ycar cf health and bountiful harvest has
,,As>' i, .nl, willie it has not pleased tie
AlMi .h'y to bless US with return Of
peace, we cauuot but press on, guided by
the best ght lie gives US, trusting that,
in His cwn tn aud wise way,all will be
! well.
OUR FOREIGN RELATIONS.
, The correspondence touching foreign
affairs which has taken place du,in@ the
last year is herewith submitted, 10 virtu-
! al compliance with request TO that effect
made bv the House OF Representatives,
near the c'ose of the pGst session Of COu--
grcss Ii the condition 0: our relations
with other nations is less gratifying than
it has usually been Il other periods, it is
certainly :nure satisfactory than nation
so uuharpiIy distracted as We arc u,ight
reasonably aPrrchcnd'
IL the month o. june last, there were
some srounds se expec. that the laari.i:n e
powers, which, at the hcGiuuiu@ cf ou:
domestic d ihcu,;ies, so nuwisel y and SO
unsuccessiuIly, as We th;nh, recognized
the Insurgents as be'I'Gcrcnt power
"euIa soon rcceds iIoh 'Ha' FvS'''o"'
which has proved only less Injurious to
themselves than to our country; but the
temporary re'elscs which afterwards be
tel the Laticnal arms, and which "'ie
exaggerated by our own cis'o5aI citizens
IDro"t, have h'theito dCI'le" '!'"' ACT q
simple justice
The cIvl! war which has 5" r-l'ca"y
changed fJr the molncnt the occupation
aud hat;ts OF tnc American people mas
necessarily disturbed IN. S'c'a' e'"0'-
t'oAs, aid --tc.r2 very de'p!y '"o pros
pcrlty Of the natlons with w"ic. VIC !.a'e
+ caFflcd on co"''Ncfce 'I"' ''"' D:an :,
str@oiiy ln;Fe@s1i6 + XIX. u1"ou' a t'''ou
oi half c@H'ur}. II Las, at tie .a".@
t'I4e, 'Zc:irs- t:y.':i, ''''D'', '''a &u1 'f-
prc""nslons, which have pfoc4teu pro.
icona 9rit"t,.I ta.'u"-lut the "Iv!f2'd
wor! !, |" this unIsuo. agitation We nave
iorLorHe '"EIu@ far; IN any controversy
between f2rtlts "uu iac'lof.S - any sucH
St&:cs. Nc i..'e 'ttc"2tlu 10 r'y!a'
gan 1i>m, and %chn"WIc1"ct ~ r9Fotul'o1:
but w have ls.t = C'C'y hst.uA tie -
elusive conduct "'.4 E.a""~,t, J. - - 80
own a11lr5.~ Ca stru@2. c 80 1>Gn ot
course contemplate by .o'c'Gn H-;;t2s
with reIere"ce les 70 It's own merits t""n
to is supposed a"4 't.en c&a&Ee'"sed
effects ana t.c @,">> On ~c>: resulting TO
tnos nations tAtlns,!Tl, -Nl'cT.nlIcts,
comp amt u t.l ,.Ct {. tu!s Govern
mcut, even ic i,.at were j-.;, would Ger
tainIy be uu"i>e.
T!!!. ':..T:.. 'rE.r', T:EtTr WITH GREAT
".d!Ai-'.
The trla;| w,tA Great britain for the
auprrc-,Ion {, t.te a!DNe trade las been
put into Ulcratl"n wI;h COCA prospect
of complete success 1t Is an occasion
oI eSpec'ai p'~ lsura 10 "I~h0"i'd~% '"a'
the m '@'ro'Io" Of H. on We az .. ''>
H'jeS9 "0' g "''l'.. ".s D>,' a '1':A,1
-. ,;, ,-'; "9 !, ',' 80. ~ :HI's
=: u '"' '',,u ~. ,'-''' ":'1 49,
'He'' ''0''' 'AD ~ "' ''''~~''~'
THE AB"LifI)N q. TIE 9TAbT hC-.-.
TIE convcution with Hanover for the
abolition Of the St2dt dues has been car
rieu 'h'o Iu'' eE'e'' unU>' '''e 1'' - O0"'
: e'lS' ''' ''''' i'N'
TIE BLOCKADE. AND CoNi i-A!AIo AXIS
:, =, -''''',
y blockade o' '"re' '"'osanu al i'l''s .,
sea coast co1I' ~ " sS'o0',S''.' 'o0 .an. -u-
vigorously en'o.e:"' ~ ''',o' % 5'..'
comn'eIc'a' "c!'''! nae '"G | p;'ss"'' .',.',
"'t"cut eCil'''''':"S Vtc1S'II-' III 'aA %
ana 'HH'cNhG u"'"'e".'o"a' ~ 'es 'p