The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-07-30

Iscrep:sS Twill say YOU bat 20 1hIensisiIE.
the object Of this is 10 gsi s.s IliiA ie'ee liz &c
oEr hsnd.-ksve proper -en sPp0iasee-so u
the Governor wishes 10 rssis' 'Ee Nasoas! ora'.'
which he intends 10 80. s. he thinks II nncoasti
,z:i.n.l D. can 60 so safely. for he then vii
have erossr men ia o5ce over this Satioas
Gard 80 a. 10 control il 20 his wish resist -
draft ard -. people cAnno! help .EeEselves-s
they will have 20 military Il II iae! an corr
70 shsir rish. have this from head ai-te>
from y.nt'eren thar sa- she Governor - t4.s
--t5s~s Is :. MT ns'- - ga ''e~ Of tnF
ter, ba: Ias Governors ani oar party
Is it no, time tbs: loyal men wee pre-
pairing to aid the Governnenssg,nss the
rebels and euuspirators::
~ NJ. l. Fisher has declined the
nomination Of tie late coppehead con,
venton and gives as one reason for such
declina;ion, that be vas 90; the choice
Of the convention Ia this he is i-hs,
for We have it from the Secretary Of the
convention that General futile received
three majority over all other cardia;es.
l. mi h. be expected ,ba: If homes; men
constituted the State committee, Gen.
futile would be declared the nominee,
but such is not the case. Either a Ma
honeyi,e will be named or aco,her COO
ven,ion will be called.
"a The copperhesds are striving TO
make GU, that Geo Mcclellan is cue Of
their breed Of snakes" but be don; go
with them. He may no. be good Ma
jor General, bu: he is not ye. ready to
abandon the old government, and the old
flag for the confederate LUX and rag -
During the late riots the Gereral was
sen. for by Coz. Seymour, an urged BY
him to 60 to "the people, and address
them, on the ground tina. a speech from
him would quelI the riot. Gen. McCiel-
Ian replied: "If l 90 up to the people, as
you call them, it will not te with a
" speech, L~s Win grape aud caunister,"
The General then Withdrew in good or
der, leaving the Governor luch chagrin-
ed that the General was DO, willing 70
adopt tactics similar to his own, and
speak to the people,"
WOODBRIDGE. July 18th. 1868.
Friend Daniels AS have not
troubled you for a long time with any
communications, please permit ME thro'
your paper to give publicity to the fac,
tina, | no longer claim to be Democrat;
and if the bogus Democracy, during their
copperhcsd convention on Saturday the
18th inst, have decided to nominate Tie
for some Office, l beg leave to inform
them that | decline accepting any office
Of honor or profit at their hands. When,
ever democracy rurs so high as in New
York and many other places-as to re
quire the expenditure Of thousands O
dollars Of government money to keep it
votaries from committing highway rob
berry, murder aud theft, | can no ,ougc
claim the name Of Democrat Even il
the quiet town of Upton, on the da
above mentioned, when l was quietl
walking along the street attending to N
own business, | was attacked and shame
fully abused by one of a crowd Of tn
bogus democracy gathered about the doc
of Weaver's grocery. l would not no
tice him, and told the rest of them tn;
he was only fair sample Of the preser
demo. ratio party, a drunken rufiau, an
beneath my notice. then PASSED 0
towards the postofhce, when | was fol
lowed by more henious blackboard an
rufhan than the first ; in a fighting att
tude, cursing and swearing as only II
lowest class Of humanity can do-he ";
followed BY ssvsrnl Of the aemccra
ready to jump upon an old, pussy ma
fast nearing his sixtieth:: year, bu, whe
friend Platner came forward to see ia
play, they all sneaked off again, like a s.
Of cowardly thieves; they only prove
the truth Of my assertion BY sending sue
ruffan after me as they did A Unie
man is not safe to 60 where crowd
them are. They are ct subjects fer Mo
CANS guerrilla band, and the democrat
riot in New York That mob was con-
posed Of just such as Upton on tina, d.
offered fair sample Of Again I ssser
| cannot conscientiously accept a nom
. nation from them.
, There are some among the coppo,Lea,
for whom | feel sorry, being otherwi,
good men, such as old j. Nee, &C.
Some are sometimes copperheads, som
times not, ready to suit all occasions
for instance, my neigtbor H.. he is no
Union. What wonders. His duff
son-late minister to Jupiter-bas full
converted him 10 our cause. and !
again announced to the good people
, No. s that he too was all Q. X, bel,
'Jor the Constitution as 1t 70, and u
Union as 1t wos"
1t appears that the coFpe.he.d co,
vention At Des MoiDes, in their 10th re-