The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-10-13

are styled By soms, pefsoosl Can il b
written shst they fosshs for their eoua.
Try; that they we're the frispds Of shs
soldisr ! (,hs Union soldier, mean, no,
the gay llssgh,ss1 1-shss they
loved the Gag Of thsis county and stood
by the Copssisuiios No; il will Be said:
".Yoa, Clenent /. vsllspdighsu, while
jour soantry wss q war, While shs ar.
mice we're sighting the battles Of shs
country, for the purpose Of ,susssiaise
the Cosssisution aud The laws ssd ssssor'
log the Government to psaes and hss'
mosy-yos we're travelling through The
laud, altering .resson wherever you could
get . crowd 70 listen 10 you; advocating
resistance to she draft; opposing the sr.
mies !; opposing the Government; oppos.
ing the coastry; you sleep the sleep oi
death, and 10 sieepies shat sleep Of death,
you psstls 10 ssst Of trsitors."
No man viii do hin honor, patriots
and soldiers wiz spis, upon bic grave ,snd
pass il silently, by. e. i . Ner1 . said,
"Thsss, i ths;grsve Of . traitoe 70, his
eoussry, and % shs other aide there 10
tho grave si > soldier Who died for HE
souaisy."' | ask you who are the fathers
Of The bssvs msn Who have given their
lives to their oouosry's cause, which
kind Of . tombssoss you want plscsd ss
the hssd Of your son, or yourselfl All
Of ,us who have been. asd are in the
army, NO matter how different our views
may be in minor points, no matter what
questions may arise as to. the issues, ac-
knowledr cbu2 One duty as patriots aud
toldiers--we will stand BY one another
as we'll as BY our country. CAppluu,e.
ruk pprr ovruE HOUR.
I tell you this 10 not tho time to di.
vide. 1tis not the time now to quarrel
about petty differences. 1t is not the
time to trifc with your own Interests
But the time has come for you to vote
aud act As patriots 10 favor of your coun.
try, aud 10 favor Of men that you believe c
will administer the affairs of your coun
try right, aud to the best of their ability
Although some of you may not like eve.
rything connected with these men, it
won't do to risk much now. Instead of
riskipg anything, let party names bo for.
gotten aud destroyed, lot ,hcm call you
Abolitionist or Whatever else they plosse
It makes no difference whist you are call
ed. 1t is no time to trife with the in-
terests Of your country. Ii you find a
man Who is willing ss you believe to
restore the Governueot, ssd to do the
best he can, ~ its Chief Magistrate, vote
for him. We must fight %, aud fight
%. We have got into the war, and let
us get out Of IL, which We Gao only do BY
whipping the rebsis. You have Pres.
,dent who Is IN favor OF that. His plat
form says so, aud his actions have said SO
since the beginning Of our troubles You
have other men asking your sudrsges
who have given out to Us that they are
not 10 favor Of any such thing, and no
matter what their professions are, I cay
to you, don't trust them until they prove
their faith BY their works. Let them
show their loyalty, not BY professions,
but by their sct'. II they arc loyal and
for the Government, those Of them that
sre 10 the Cosgress Of tho Uaited States,
let them vote such votes % will show
that they ere 10 this country. Those
,hst are officers sOd lesders Of thst psrty,
let then psss such revolutions % will
show to the country that they are for il,
sud whea the 4'dssss beat sud the fifes
plsy," let them march 70 che music Of
tho USioa and nay 20 the soldiers, "WeII
done, good end faithful servsnts. You
have besu faishfui oves . few thisRs;
will make thee ruler over many Let
them salk this vsy 10 bshslf Of their
couotsy. Let them talk this way to the
soldiers and men that are in the armies.
Let them act this way in behalf Of their
county Let them talk to thsir fellow
cisissns 10 their public spssehee, and lst
them sdvooats the esuse Of the Union.
Let them talk like loyal men. Let them
show they arc uoequivocally for their
country. Lot them show this BY their
conduct and their manner, aud then you
can trust them; but until then you can
not. If they tell you they are as loyal
No yVU w. Aes sn0u |oAo We stWyS VI u
they ssn't DO 20 themselves, let them
encourage Others to 10 20, aud not die.
eoursge them. Until they do this, place
pot you, faith, Or yos viii BE- deceived.
fApphuss.1 .a ~. !, ....r..
The success Of the Union ticket, in my
judgmsss. viii, in time. give us honor
able pesce, Union asd security. The
strong srm Of the soldiers will be nerved
for more desperate and daring deeds
rebel s.rongholds, ono after another, will
fall, the spirit Of the rebellion will bc
crushed, the infamous flag, so de6antly
faunted 10 our face, will bo trailcd in
the dust; treason will receive its reward
10 the severest punishment; the Union
will be restored 10 sll its territorial in
tegrity; the Constitution and the laws
will be enforced; the old Aag will be
planted aud proudly and defan,ly uufurl,
cd over the lands, lakes and rivers of our
once, proud Republic; traitors will be
awed into silence, and shout Of joy will
90 up throughout the land that evermore
We are the citizens Of the United States
Of America. TCheers.