The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-05-29

and their allies tho Republicans, and 81!
the disciples of the Higher Law school
Of politicians, as the primal cause, solely
and alone, of all our present dreadful
national calamities.
"JoHN D. JENNINGS"
He says tothe rebels, "You are per-
secuted but brave set of men. hope
you will continue to fight and kill the
Federal soldiers till the government will
be willing to give you al you want. II
you are not content with the Crittenden
compromise you shall have more; We are
willing to give you all you dare ask, only
SO that you will come back aud rule over
u.s." Such is the donghface, the North
crn traitor
1t is with pleasure that we now turn
to Southern loyalist. 1t is known to
all, how much Parson Brownlow has suf-
fered for his devotion to the old flag.
He is now informing the people Of the
free States, Of the cause aud character of
the rebellion, both by his book, which
will soon be issued, aud in speeches
which he is making in our principal cit
les. (Why is it that no Democratic pa
rer publishes his speeches p In recent
speech 10 the Atheneun,, New York city,
hu said:
81 tell you, as have said at home
time and again, that the people Of the
South, tho demagogues and leaders Of
the South, are to blame for having
brought about this state Of things, and
not The North! They have intended,
down South, for thirty years, to break
up the Government. 1t has been their
settled purpose and sole aim, down South,
to destroy the Union and break up the
Government
How different the noble loyalist from
the mean seccssionist, who dare not act
the treason he feels.
WHO IL RESPONSIBLE
A correspondent Of the Davenport
Gazette writing from near Corinth, states
facts which show that politicians and
synpathizers with treason are trying to
control the character Of the reading that
shall be allowed to our soldiers. lie says:
"There is a wrong connected with tho
newspaper arrangements in connection
with this army that calls for redress. 49,
Here is large volunteer army fighting
for the freedom of speech and of the
press and at the same time denied the
privilege Of free press. The newspaper
furnishing seems to be monopoly. We
pay from 10 to 25 cents for paper, and
what do We get? the Chicago 7imes-a
paper owned and published by south.
ern ro.slavery man sheet daily reek.
ing with treason paper secession 10
sentiment. aud one Stunned and abhorr-
ed by the freemen generally of tho great
northwest; and exceedingly distasteful
to the great majority those now fight
ing the battles of freedom. This is the
principal paper forced upon US, for We
must shave the news. The Cincinnati
Enquirer, (of the same ilk, New York
Herald and st. Louis Republican, seem
to have the monopoly To-day the
Time, aud Herald were circulated
free through camp. Why, and by
whom are these reasonable, unprin-
cip!ed sheets--the teachings of which
arc spurned by loyal soldiers-urged,
forced upon US and loyal papers, sup.
porting our Government, upholding our
laws, and aiding our holy cause, denied
US? At whose door lays the deep wrong?
who is responsible for the insults offered
and the feelings outraged, by the daily
issue of this sheet of disloyalty aud false
hood-the T1imes!e Not content with
aauntins the vile sheet, the lying special
here, adding insult to injury, forwards
his tissues of falsehooi, slandering and
furnishing the faie fame of our loyal sol
1lers at the same time that he deals his
'tealthy stab at our Government.