The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-07
l,fv 18th. Presidency.

: Nh. ESIroa! IL do not know as
Eshssld have troubled you sgain with any
rsnasks q mine upon this subject, had
.set ~ eypss made me say wha& I think
~ nsAssssips win bear me out in say.
isg sias l did not Gay. These mistakes
corrected and I win briefly reply to your
fsna,ks and then drop tho subject
Where the article - printed reads 'they
have sent ikemselyes to the tented field"
II shoald read ''saoxsands," 30; aud
whore il says Limitations" il should say
"inyitstions." AT least that il the way
iexag Intended. ~. .r--7 tss
f Foo say that you "do not SEQ that
mads any, point against what you had
said With due Difference to your
views of ths matter, I viii Gay that 1
"nsds the point" intended. Your sx-
plasasio0 sets you right; but I cannot in
yonr first article ind the distinction be-
tween the non .submissionists to tho &C
zion Of the Baltimore convention and
ithoss other Radical Republicans who
aesifs change, but who will be the last
men 70 create division of the party at
The polls. ,..t ,...
1.ksow that you say . "few ultra Ger.
nas papers,, but then there are good
mssy journalists who claim that the
number are very "few," in which case,
might not your article as it reads, in
cluds oil who do not favor bis renomina.
tion The distinction might have been
diseernsd, but the probability is, that a
majority would not observe it. Aud this
was 90 point" l was driving a.
WIN admit that many times when the
President has been censured, time has
Pssysa that he was right and that those
Who attempted to ut in judgment on his
sess wers veosg.
Bat how about Order No. 3, and its
aothor!. Has either served 70 crush tho
rsbsllion more than to foster and sustain
~ AID has not the latter since the
nsnesabls campaign which ended in the
ssssps q Beauregard after the battle Of
ShiIeh, controlled BY the direct sasetion
q NJ. Liseoln.the army and navy, and
thereby held the destiny Of the nation
10 bis hands! At the same time too,
could i be possible that the President
did not know that the people had no
sosadsnce in the Generakin Chief, and
that they desired his removal! What
STOUT the Blairs aud those they have
kept in place and power through their
isAaencs with the President, and at Me
Same time keeping others whose sympa-
thiss were in unison with those who
we're giving their treasure and blood for
tAs .asio.'s unity and life, in positions
where they were powerless for good /?
Ars not these, "points" which your ad-
mission and statement in reference to
'fault fading" with the President par
italy covers up but does not answer!
1.-THE nation is saved it must be saved
b it. frisnds; by those who arc 10 favor
Of the Government and opposed to the
iastisseion which is making war upon it,
and NOT By those who profess to love the
Rovernmsnt, but at the same time, 90 far
. possible, cherish the real cause Of the
strife.
NssAisg i surer than that tho author
~ Of ths Government is to be extended
over tho entire Union before another
PrssfdsAsial term expires and it is ALSO.
luesly sussatial to tho peace and prosper
~ q The osuntry in the future, that
sxecutivs should bs : man who would
rsfnss 20 sisction any measure in favor
81 10 inesreSts iof slavery which he
vuald see - compelled to do BY tho OBJ
.l;.e1iAae. the censtitution imposes. Is
- Linccla that man I Where in the
1,st ofkcial .Acts Of his administration is
1here any thing to be found which goes
~ ahav thal his sympathies we're enlist
! 81 4. 6yes 81. tho inalienabls, God-given
,f.lfa = nanf But to the contrary, did
~ II assurances that tho local inst;tu.
~ q he States, (meaning slavery, }
n - be.interfered with !; his swift
49, SSarueat of Fremont's and Hunter
oa salioas, md ha approval Of Orde.
~. 8. how hat his sympathies were
- 49, wayl His proclamation q
sIeasaey 1sa, 1863, cannot blot these
EsHl11 fbem Ais record. We wait an
sH1eSnoivo Sbsdien1 to the people when
se11ir lsnaas ore right, but who will
90 yield = pablo clamor 50 far as to do
VHas & s'vrong 10 itself.A Let no one
erDeees thes VIXEN che bsyones has per-
fosasd IL work that slavery Is dead
Tho 0usstios u the life or death Of the
ineeitseioe viii b settled ct the capital
AeaoAe UuAseq1sas sstion Of or rulers,
,e - go = Psssidsst 81 Jacksonisn
Ssr.rasu-eae Who will swear "by the
S1e11 80 80 . dAs % his Influence and
saeIer ~ shsll sssleep the sleep that
1oul Inhin = Cosyiuss me that