The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-09
VOL. IL:


He NO0o0oSeoDo q So0 : EoCuOWsssss
The issls moustain q G Csvslsud has
labsrsa. sod produced . tiskss-fer Pros.
idspt, John q. Fremont; for Vice Presi.
dent, john Cschrsos, Of New York
Hsvins done this, shs little mountain
subsided, and its elsmsnts svspo,sted.
The men who, % the 3lss Of Msy, put
this Presidential ticket 10 nomination,
hsve been bswline fns over month, that
ths Union Ns,iossl Convention At Bali.
more, June Tab, ought to be postponed.
"becauss il was too early to nominate
candida,es" They have proved their
honesty snd consistency BY anticipating
,hs action of the Baltimore Cow vsutiou
just one week. That which they argued
it wss to early to d.. they did just one
week earlier !! Thus at tho very outset
Of their movement, these political fac
tionists, who desire TO divide the Union
party snd throw the Presidency into the
hands Of the copperhesds, have demon
s,r.ted to tho country the hype crisy Of
their designs. rreyr - e. "
Aud what wss this Cleveland Conven
tion, which has presented candidates for
President and Vice President, con, posed
off, Were its delegates chosen by the
people,? No-they we're self.appointed
they were sent to the Couvention BY no
portion Of the people-by no party, even.
1t wss Convention of individual poll.
ticisns, without constiluency-s Con.
vention of meo who have at some time or
other asked favors Of the Administr.tiop
Ut Warrington, aud been refused, and of
men who are bold only in words, having
no deeds demonstrating their patriotism
or their sincerity as the real friends of
liberty, TO back up their high =, undiug
pret' ntions. They Represent nobody but
thcmselves-,hey seek nothing but to
aveags themselves upon the Adn,inistrs.
tion Of President Lincoln, which no
doubt wisely declined to give them some.
thing they asked for. This i. s.l there
is Of the matter. aud the people are not
to be duped tito following u political
jack. % lantern. t....r.. 80.
viii John c. Fremont accept the nom.
instiou extended to him BY this petty
faction Of sorehesds !? 1.-The does, il vii!
be because he himself is . sore head
because he himself has = grudge to feed
fa. against President Liuculu. But We
will not believe that he is foolish or
wicked enough to allow himself to be
made . tool Of BY these malcontents, with
which to sp'i. the Union party 10 twain,
For the purpose Of throwing the national
election into the hands Of tho enemies Of
freedom and Of the National honor. We
hsvs been . frisbd 0: Fremont-hsx
hsd OCCASION 10 prove our friendship BY
defending him as shs time when b..
needed defspse- .sd uus faith !. h;e
honesty vt heart and 10 his sincerity in
tho cause Of human liberty has been too
strong 10 be easily disturbed st this lsts
day. Will he-csn he prove r4crean.
row? We will not believe it until, FROM
motives Of personal ambition or revenge,
be accepts this farcicsl no1;iuation from
! factious convention of men who ere
osnt on doing nothing but mischief to
he holy Cause Of liberty and the national
honor. We must await his answer to
he Cleveland nomination before ~ can
listrust the man.
As to John Cochrsne, he 10 evidently
worry sore head, and will of course ac-
'eps . nomination that he himself tried
o secure. He 10 . played out profess
ionsl New York politicisn--a played ou,
leneral-a played out man, ,u almo..
'very respect. Aud It matters little what
'e does, ssys or attempts, politically or
He attributes his mortifying
allure in the military line to tho Presi.
lent, instead Of Perceiviny that it was
wing altogether to his own personal in.
'apacity-snd this, We presume, is the
at that lies At the bottom of his meal
ub.- Chicago journal.