The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-09-15

for military assistance against the Ind
ans. The danger of starvation is adde
to the ealamities endured by the people
Flour in Denver City is scarce and bring
s45 barrel, and no more arriving there
A plan Of the Indians to make in tn
night a Simultaneous attack along tn
whole frontier was discovered by spie
and frustrated, but another attempt i
feared, and may be more successful. Tn
less assistance is soon sent them it vii
be too late for trains to 60 this season.
Maj Gen. Lew Wallace has been as
signed to the command of the 9Th arm,
corps.
! Application was recently made to Sec
rotary Stanton to postpone the draft ia
one of the States, by gentleman of ma
. tional reputation, and political reasons as
signed for the postponement. The an
swer of the Secretary was worthy of the
man, the Administration and the cause
l. was, that the reinforcement of the ar.
mics at this time is more essential to the
welfare Of the nation than any State cleo.
ton. The people see the necessity Of
having such reinforcements and the 10y
al people will not object to the enforce
mens of the draft in places which do lot
fill their quota. Such is the fact. How.
ever severe may be the sacrifice required
the people will gladly make it for a final
struggle with the foe
Lieut. Gen. Grant, Gems. Sherman and
Sheridan, are natives of Ohio, which
state gave over hundred thousand ma
jorlsy for the Republican Union tickle.
last fall. The operation will be repeated
in November with interest, and thus the
victories being won by these gallant sons
Of the Buckeye State over rebels in their
front, Will be seconded By no less need
tai aud hope inspiring ;riumphs over the
copperheads who crawl and sting 10 their
rear.
The rebels propose to place the prison.
ers IN their hands in those parts Of Pc
'ersburg exposed to our shells Bon.b
proofs are to be erected for the protection
OF The guards, but the prisoners are lef.
exposed to the bursting Of the Shells
But few nations are barbarous enough to
ma!treat dctenseless prisoners, but the
experience Of the past three years shows
that but little Of the true feelings Of hu.
manly are to be found in the hearts of
the iusurg nts.
The Washington Union Of the 10Th
learns that Horace Greeley has again en-.
tered into correspondence with George
Sanders, assuring him that commission.
srs will be quietly sent, if ordered by
Messrs. Clay and HoIcomb, to Richmond
TO negotiate for peace without conditions
precedent
The Richmond Enquirer, Of .he sth, /
has mrrked editorial, in which it looks
or pcace-''a lasting and permsuen.
oeace"-!n Calhoun's doctrine, that the .
executive department Of the Federal
Government should BE reposcd in two
arts, instead Of one.
Park Benjamin, the we'll known poet
I'd Journalist, is dead.
MIR. EaIandgham bolts the nomina.
ion Ct MeClell~~ The Chairma,nf,b.
Democratic State Central Committee Of
'hio states that the appointments hereto
ore made for Dir V. arc withdrawn. He
Tas on his way to Pennsylvania to make
peeches, when he saw McClellan's letter
I'd turned back
Ben. Woods n Y Ne,cs and Media.
IS Columbus (Ohio) Crisis, arc also
own on Little Mae"
The Trimmcrs' Platform, as construed
y George Francis Train:
hesotred, That to please the Trimmers'
andIdate for President, WE HAVE WAR.
Hesolteri, That to please the Trimmcrs'
andldate for Vice President, WE HAVE
FACE.
Resoire,1, That to please all the biz and
Il the little Trimmers expecting Office.
ne Trimmer war 90 on till the Trimmer
CAGE be signed.
George is not so crazy as he pretends.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5th.-An officer
eiong'ng to Gen. Grants army who ar.
we'd here to night from the front. saws ;
nat when the rebel soldiers learned that
lc'Iellan was nominated By the Chicago
'SJ Sa't HthIlJ cneerS,
men were distinctly heard by our lnen. {
lcIieIlan's stock from that moment be. |
40 10 decline In our army. In one di. c
sion in the Fifth Corps, which has dis. t
ngu'shed itself Cor bravery and eff Glen
IN the present campaign, there are on. ,
eight officers who are supporters of
cClellan. The feeling in his favor il a
'nhned almost exclusively to Regular Of p
GERS. :
ctlelsan as the Candidate of ..peacc De. =.
mocratS." !.
How the democrats particularly the P
ace faction, can consistently assall the 1
mlnlstration for its adherence ia tho
'r, and yet hold up Mcclellan who is no
IS strongly committed to it, we do not
c. h.'e'y word they ahalt ut.er IN eon y
mnatlon of the one may be rctortcd f
'on the other; both candidates, indeed, ii