The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-11-20
Cores sr"ndrucr of the New York Times.
The Programme of Treason.
EElpFRlCk City, Md. Oct. %:

days ago, with whom rebel officer So
joarncd IA short time during the late in
vaslon Of Maryland, he related the follow
ing Us the substance of a social converse
tion between himself and the Officer, who
appeared to be very frce-spoken anc
candid gentleman, and q man Of no ordi
nary degree of intelligence; and taking
particular liking to his host, who, like
himself, had been an uncompromisin:
cid line Whig, he spoke freely of tn,
political issues of the day. Upon my
friends asking him how he, being dis
cip'e OF the immortal Clay, could tax,
part in the destruction OF this gloriou.
republic, which was the pride and boas
of that l!ustrlous statesman, he replied
that he did not feel altogether at home il
his present vocation, and often had seri
Gus doubts on the subject; ho thought
the Southern States should have made
further efforts to right their grievances
in the Union before going out of it, but
that he found himself, like thousands of
others, the creature of circumstances, al
though he had, in the beginning, opposed
secession rs both impolitic aud suicidal
to the best interests of both sections
The tremendous pressure brought to bear
upon the public loind in the South. soon
caused the irreyocab,e ytcp to be taken
vh;cI, made j, too late Tor compromise,
and all his Interests lay in tl.at section,
and as Lis fellow countrymen Lad cas-,
themselves into ihe breach, he now tLo',
i, best to east his destiny with theirs an d
making common cause. nress the issue to
ultimate success, which he seemed to
have but Ii,,lc doubt Of being the result
! of the strur ,Ir-ihe nrincin,i aid unou
vhicl ia .,Iicd &c imam. :, th,. o,d
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fo,rsrrn accidtnts wo have succeeded
fully eou,I to our most sanru;pc cxpcc,a.
,;nns We nInnned the di,a,,appemeu,
Of the currency to DESTROY Northern cred
it. and our agents. by simultaneously
purchasing gold and silver at premium,
assisted hv Other snecuIa,ors who unw;t.
,ineIy nijrJ orr schemes, cam. near m.
set,,nr the monetary affairs of the nation,
which wa, only trmp,rorilv nreverted
hv N,r,horn ,,ni,,l.,s vhn feel that
,Ho;,.n !. -, s,at. !, ,L;s vo, and who
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d.v.Inn thcms.lves we sL,ll have q not.
wo,k snreo1 ,vrr Tho en,;re n,,;o, 60
minute in its details and So ;nextricable
in il. nature thar even the devil himself
with all his arts and sub,letv. cculd not
escape through its meshcs. Northern
Democracy Will fall into our embrace as
gently as lover falls into the arms of
his mistress. Mapy who are now acting
with that marty have no idea of the extent
and nurpuse Of the political campaign
before them. and it is we'll tbey have not,
ar we sbonld be denrived of MANY valu,.
hle co-workers. who are not prenared to
.dont our views, and who are vet acting
in GOOD faith toward the Federal Govern,
ment, but who will at the proper time
with but few exceptions follow the vic
torious banner Of Democracy" into the
camp of the South, and openly csrousc
the cause they now secretly, and many
Of them ignora,tlv, arc advanc cling. They
will no. stand alone in this matter; many
who have hitherto stood far above the
reach Of suspicion will find themselves
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