The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-09-29

that even the Democratic candidate, with
all his habitual hesitaucy, sloth aud eau
,i,n, was enabled to make up his mind,
too. in the course Of ten days, tha, the
Chicago platform was utterly uu.eawur
thy. polite lly speaking, and that whey
er should attrnpt-a voyage in it would 90
to the bottom with it. Hence The at,
'empt of General Mcclellan to stay oct ef
it, vhiie se'miny to take pass"gc i" it.
For example, here is General McCIel-
lan'S attempt to stay out of it:
The ,xistencs Of more than one Gov
rrnmrnt over the region once owned bv
our flag is Incompatible with the peace,
the power aud the h.Rpissss of the peo-
ple' ---~~~~--s-~~''2ss'F''
Aud here is the Generals attempt to
get into it.
The preservation Of our Union was
the sole avowed object for which the war
was commenced 1t should have been
conducted for tina, ot,jec only. and in ac
cordaure with those principles which |
took occasion TO declare when iu active
servirc. Thus conducted, the work Of
reconclIa lon would have been easy. aud
VIC might have rcaped the benefits of our
many victories on land md sea.
Another attempt to s'ay out:
Il could not look in the face Of my
gallant Comrades of the aruy and nu>y
who have urvivcd 50 many bloody bat
tics. and tell them that their hhrrS and
sacrifices of 50 many Of or slain and
wounded brrrh,pn lad been in vain; hat
We hnd abnnlon, tha Uni,n f"r which
we have SO often perllrd our hives y
Aud "no'h"r attempt to get in:
"Ihe Union wss originally formed ty
til" exercise ot spirit Of c"uci 'Iatinn
aud cornpr mise. T"rrs'ore aud preserve
it. the sau" spirit must prevail IN our
IN ills and in the hesr,s Of the peo
pie
Still another attempt to stay ont:
"Th" &c ">,ab i~lm"nt uf the Cni"n in
all it's i,t"vritk is. AID must continue t.
b., The i"d d-spensable condition iu any
sr',hm"n'."
Aud still another attempt to ct in.
so soon ,s it IL clear, or even prn} 8
be, that "ur pres, II, adversari,s ar" ready
for peace utun the ha.i- Of the Uuion.
w. should exhaust all the resources Of u
stat sman>h,p pracriccd by civilized na.
tons and taught hy'rhe Traditions If the
American people, consistent with the
honor and Interests f the County. to sc
cure p.scr, re- establish the Un,Hn, and
rusrantcc for Ike future the constitution
al rights of eyy,y State"
9Th" c inn ia The one conditi"n o.
peace W" ask no NOR.
Ia attempting to get IN, the General
says:
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