The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-03-26
John Van Buren, on the War.

I York John Van Buren, made a speech of
an hour. From the report of his remarks
| in New York paper We make the follow
ing extract. We ask Peace Democats"
TO read:
i Hon. John Van Buren, received
warm welcome, and held the attention Of
the audience for over an hour He full
.lly endorsed the subject of tho meeting
and approved Of the resolutions: went in
to statement of his own position in
reference to the questions which have
been agitated, to show that, during the
late election campaign for Governor, he
had expressed his determination to sus.
tain the President in vigorous prosecu,
ton Of the war; he adhered to that re.
solve, and saw nothing in the proclama-
q tior Of the President or ia the acts pass.
ed by the last Congress, to alter that
determination. lie approved of the act
giving the President full control Of the
! purse and the sword, ana cited prcce-
! dent in the act passed in >3N, and on
/ tho occasion of the occuratiJn Of Maine
! by the British, when similar rawer was
/ conferred with ful| ornrovol 0f tho Dc
mocracv and Of the natinn Of lar,n Thoro
was 20 outcry then against "cXtraordina.
rv mowers" nor slouI1 thcrc 10 now
excert hy those who wanted 10 rec n,c
! Rebellion profpor and the Federal Gov
Nrnmcnt Weakened In regard to the
PROCLAMATION, he did not question its
cuuSN Ntniuuslity, but doubted its utility.
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rrs ,ro<Hn,ion IF tlr way ao fTr =
,r.xrcutirnyflhc wnr until the rrlc,Gon
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-tf of reIs slI;on ora;nst ~ aararr. w
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t10W -ha rah:I,, \ aonl1 49, law ~, ~ :,
wILf .h;no anL;ak aLoSl 49,.
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Z % q M hoJ hopn - .ha sl;.htost nar -
Tbe nouonrnt;c nortv
7n;na yeors ont of fen controllcd the GOV
orn,nent of tho countrv II reopired
therefore. no rreat natriotism on their
part to be attached TO the Government
of the countrv--i, was in fact an at
taobment 70 themselves As General
rnle ,hev ,varo wise nrpaent and natr;.
at;e 0c.,s;oranv hi;nI ,n;5es ~ had
dr;vors tool, sono e1oorr noescnoo,s into
hoJ roo1s ona ,,set ,bdn os tLar Ala ia
1919. brt thon thay wol,o nm he mas.
-onaors rot or+ anj ;nnnired ~, r;aI+
roa5 rot ). lsnte,n md avontnalIv csmc
aut ,;gL, tI;,L ho oLdo1N 49,, viii
do 90 now. and vet il seemed TO me-, rs a
careful man, looking at thelr course Just
at this moment, that 1t was prudent Tor
NE to get out to walk. Laughter ! And
whether shall stop them to getln AGAIN
or not, depends on circumsfances' But
fellow c't'zens, whatever they do-What'
ever anybody else docs, / shall sustain