The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-02-26
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y lNey ueCta'S S, Z, !
Presidents policy, with the hope sh:
he Win perseyere 10 it, until CELEBRITY il
proclaimed throughout the land" -
France also, from the proposal Of direc
Intervention, has retrogressed so far the
now she contents herself with q sugges
tom. that commissioners Of each party
should meet on neutral territory for mere
1 discussion. Nor should We fail to re
member the important fact that our vol
untecr armies have protected from inva-
sion al the States untainted with sedi
ton; and, in accordance with divine
iustice, have confined the devastations o.
this war to the States controlled, OF
deeply affected, BY the mad usurpatior
of the traitors who provoked it.
Such has been the great work accom-
plished in one year.
The only remaining hope Of the rebels
is to divide the sentiment of the loya
States, and to develop there . disloya
party, which would clog and thwart ths
vigorous determinations of our govern
meut. At one time, there seemed some
prospect of their success. Their North
ern allies made pretext of an alleged
violation Of the Constitution, the same
pretext under which the Southern trait
ors instituted their rebellion. Like them
they have made loud declarations upon
it, and have subsidized and put into free
circulation several disloyal papers, which
can only be sustained by the money Of
our traitorous enemies. No better + roof
Of their insincerity is required than the
patent fact, that they have no censure
for Davis and his piratical crew, who
have constantly imprisoned loyal men in
the South, for the sole offence Of their
obedience to our constitution, and their
observance of their oaths of allegiance !;
who have hung, shot, or bayonetted
many more for the same offence, and who
have lawlessly destroyed millions Of the
property Of such citizens; their crimes in
this respect against law and humanity
have been rank and smell to heaven
They may do all these things, may shoot
down their prisoners, may, in defiance Of
the Jaws .! war, s.I'p our WOUNDED men
on the ne'o OK oa't'e' may CONNIE them
in loathsome prisons, and send them
home to Us covered with rags and sores,
the result Of their inhuman neglect. and
yet these men and these papers have no
outcrJ 20 MAKE, % s'f.uous indignation
20 express. Wnetner y g our const'tu'
lion, OF 10 armed eneeaies, that these
nen love- ies'e g she Judgment OF all
|joyH ..
Il portion o. our people, falsely as
aog the name and iesdership of the
cfasy ,e1aFmed q orr check in
Z heennood, and . the delays
q oseo1ed Tor adequate pre-
Sells ~ more after the Un-
~ s q Temporary dis
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Ds $3.50. = s'ea, INTO power !;
g. I.ns a" OUT "'hlnR
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...v a: = o'suo'on. ms plan,
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- Wy" s.a n'.t s ,'Iy ."cautious-
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sn;rators have heen tremhl;na ~ n.o.e wv.
e Tho ;ncrea,;na ;,a;....;ass ~ p,eseuce
ME- The na,rio,is t;Ss /. .,;,l svs,,Pia so
and threatens "a en.rirh .hen a"o."-;s
tho waves Of nonnl.r wrath ,han or =,
before. Seymour. seduced to their rsnt,
by the offer Of coveted place and nov o.
waa tho 6rst !. narco;vo IL fo..c.,fL-: