The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-05-07
and have a tendency to inculcate spirit

| ana nave LeuueucJ w luCu'ea'e sPhAs
of revenge. We hear many threats and
inyettives proc ounced against them, and
[ fear that the time is coming when
these threats in many Instances will be
executed, for war has tendency to make
men Especially those that are young and
just forming their habits) reckless and
revengetul.
You speak of rebels being in your
midst ard too many for the good o: our
country. This | was apprised Of before
and it has caused considerable sorrow
and chagrin; but l DO no, believe that
there is enough real traitors at heart in
the north to endanger our country In
the end, or make the result doubtful
But there are great many that hate the
name abolition and have considerable
love for the institution Of slavery, and
strong party feeling that have been Ia
boring for an armstice and compromise,
&c, that probably are honest men, and
have the welfare of the country at heart.
Blu: think these people erred in judg-
ment, for it was not our Business to offer
terms to rebels when there was no man
ife>tatioDs on their part, either in word
or deed, whereby we could judge that
they wished any other arbitration than
The sword, to sctt|e the affair. And sub
sequeut manifestations on their part have
shown, that they desire nothing else, for
cur peace men we're REFUSED with scorn
and sarcasm. And we now find the
peace men Except those Of the Mahony
and Va.laod"ham school who are trait
ors at heart, are AGAIN in for 4 vigorous
prosecution Of the war, and thoug they
may not sanction ali the acts of the Ad-
ADMINISTRATION, vet are willing to render it
all The assistance in their power.
presume the Valland;gham party is
Drett, strong and will continue to throw
eyerv obstacle in the vov Of uniting
down the rebellion that is 10 their power
to DO, Lut they will only nro,onr the
s,rugolp, and woe to them when the war
j. ended For then :E,y will be ant to
reap the fruit Of their coincs,
As Il the present p9licy OF the AC-
miui,tration-,bc Fmarcina,;on nrocla. !
nation. &c i am not nrcn,rcd to saw
that it is the best, or that it i not the
best that could be desired will op,y
compare the working OF the present pcli.
cy TO that Of one wear arc One wear
ar5 our army wa, aIvancior on Corintb.
the weather very rainv tha yro.,d mnd'
dy and cold. and the lea,b # our mon
was riyinc WAY Nv f,.;ann a,6 oynosrra
The ,;cl, varo of,,. ~ irI
and ,ho wall 1-or, J..'
rebel rro,or., I, na.,o.I -. 10 L
mncb ,ld aail;ora .ns, Wv ~"
hoa,ds 70 ,,al.o l,,,r. y" 49,. ~ -, 'es "
the wet and no,d rram.I ,ho, p o a"iI ".
be had for eyorr hoard a,d ,3;, o oaJ ~ Wv
errtl;na H.. t.,sn 'I az. a'' 'n' e'-
strictly rrarac1 Inn. o 49," 'De, ",r "s 90
anv,l,ipr must la to,ckaa Taaro y.
we've driven from onr I;nos ~. .A"I,
themselves cou,d rinse +rra,,,,,, ~. I I','s
at pleasure. THUS cvcrytL;n, !, tbo
shape Of pronortv vas ~, nnL,r' =" ~" ~
that oar comm, into ,ho;r onnn., ~, 49, 49, 80
hcncf;t tn ,,,,v or ,bom e'""9 ""'
tbev had IA sell voc wa t;.I w. my
and MANY r w. h'6' P''C' io,'
were in iLc rnl.1 "r,,n "No,e Jus 'apos
for proy;,ions ~ Loc9 ,' ta,n' 90 ou' camp
inc rims !. S.~,P ''eNi from s'afV-
concngr them bv i';,5 w. were ,ryl"s TO
them back Ly frato+na a" ,C>n,: anu 10 WIN
.''l D".A - '.a'c'''a' affection. l will
Nave been acted nnon I, ,h;n,< 0 u 'n 10
ed generous forbeeranco AMI !. ," Wv.
prop2r probably to throw rt,I, ,','...' wa" d.
Them At first Ret ;ns.aa1 e go" az
that n,Iicv cont;nr.I I I;',,. :.
acted nr,,n 100 l,ar ~. ."'"H N-i ~ wa,
been riliculine them for it for sama
time. c3d ali me, that ara trrIr 1or aJ'. ~
thc rovernne,. ,,,.. 49,. 'oya "
cy should be charg.d. u.,lr.s we r1oan -