The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-02-05

feputation OF our nationa! cnaIacteI, any
acted from the fair merit OF our Draw sol
frs to the world their inability to suppress an
;rsnrrecton without the aid of the negro, which
thew had promised to crush out in sixty days.
1.-The first "whereas" great sorrow is
manifested on account of the war waged
for the restoration Of the Union; while
! in no part of the resolutions nor iu any
| of the speeches in support Of them, do
We find even the slightest condemnation
Or sorrow on account of the war that has
been begun and waged for the purpose Of
overthrowiDg our government. This is
the same low key upon which all south
ern rebels and northern sympathizers
turn their dolorific songs; and thong
they whine in perfect harmony, it is
very plain that their performance is all
base
In the second part of the preamble
they declare their belief that "fratcrnal
affection" is all that can restore and pre-
serve the Union, they Immediately after.
ward intimate that war should be accom-
panied with propositions of reconcilia-
tion,' and in the second resolution they
admit by Implication that the war may
be prosecuted for the restoration of the
Union while in number three they de-
clare that "war is disunion," and in no.
six that "ws have exhausted every rea-
sonable effort to restore the Union as it
was" This same "fraternal Affection"
as near as VIC can learn, is the same kind
of brotherly love that characterized the
administration of Buchanan, Floyd Il
Co.-the same feeling of friendship that
handed over to the rebels the arms, forts,
arsenals and other property belonging to
the United States. Such concessions
would no doub: conciliato the rebels.
Any other kind of 'fratcrnal affection"
jeff. Davis government refuses to &c.
eept. Nothing will satisfy the "confeds"
but separation; they have said so fire.
quentIy; yet these same X. G. Cs. run
whining after them like the spaniel that
licks the hand that chastises him. If
they are still no: satisfied with the result
We advise the president of said meeting,
the secretary and the fossiliferous chair.
man of the committee on resolutions, to
go down to Vicksburgh or Charleston
and open their batteries of ''fraternal
affection" on the rebel fortifca,ions-
ADD since they have no affection for the
loyal north, We advise them to take this
r'nA16se not only for the purpose of sub
nl6g the obdurate object of their affec.
:ssss..e s.sse3so for the purpose of enjoy
~ s!6e Inc. fence Of the mistress of their
sA,s S. A.). And although the
49, 49, - steTs have refused to receive
"a ihou eonqsercd apps ndages" yet We
eoaIage them to press their
- VI ~ srdor Of this their FIRST
- 81 insults and inju-
aAfaAAss--f.,- ;e~-.A-y
upon their knees in
lheiE idols and cast q,
6rs and hope to be, and
Incidence during the
Heir lives, there is some
pity may suggest, ,ha,
~ on probation.
1.zs4 their FIRST resolution On tic
d, + TIL the majority Of the peo
a ~ tIIe north voted against the Ad
wi6istration at the late ELECTIONS. This
! false basis, for if we allow them al
he majorities they claim the Rcpublica:
Ind Union majorities will exceed then
Ply 1924. 1896 per cent. of the vot.
ACTUALLY cast by the soldiers of Pennsyl
vania in 81 and '62 and of Iowa, Mis-
souri, and Wisconsin in '62, were cast il
favor Ct the Administration. PlacinI
the whole number of voters in the arm,
it 10000 and making an estimate Of
Tho sbove per cent and adding the ma
jority, thus obtained, to the above, "
have total maj ority of 1927 ,2l5 in favo
of the Administration. In this estimat
the Democrats are allowed majority i
Ohb, where Ben. Wade has lately beel
returned to the U. s. Senate by yer,
lar.e vote, and in N. Y, where they ar
in he minority in the Legislature. Th
Dnocratic majorities it will be remem.
| beed were rallied by the cry of "Th
d Uion as it was, and the Constitution a
ts"-this is repudiated by the aboy
[e phform. The Administration in it
,g etrts to put down the rebellion is onl
~ opposed by that "ripe, intellectual man
-. lod' O. which rejoices at the disfrau
all osement Of the soldiers, and contest
'e' t. elections wherever the Union major
.rs was determined by the soldiers vote
IN ,ieh suspends and abolishes certai.
he I les Of the Illinois legislature contrar,
ro- other rules of the same body; and con
nplates revolution in Indiana by Ia,
: ia lawful seizure of the public arms an,
cir e assassination of the Governor tt,
en- en-. me "ripe intellectual manhood" which
for rraigns" the Government for onfscat
T. g the property of rebels, while it ha.
- word Of sympathy or encouragement
ig-tr the great number of loyal citizen,
20 hose property has been destroyed BY
~ bells, or for the government itself whose