The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-01-26
BY THE GOVERN.
OR.
ADJUTANr GENERALS OFFICE,
Davenport, Jan. 23, 1865. )


Davenport, Jan. %, 1865. :
To THE PEOPLE OF Iowa
After careful settle ment with the War Department,
and ad of credits due US uudcr previous calls
together with recent enlist ments. We are grained in
being able to ann ounce that all demands by the Gov
eminent upon this for troops have been nlied
and that We are placed beyond the liability OF draf
iHDfaaps s fs u Is State !,
which each county will be credited with their due pro-
portion of these men. and the ards and
ships will have approximate justice done them.
This settlement however, only relieves US from the
present demand, and we must bear in mind tn at until
the war terminates not exempt.
Should another call be required we shall assure the
General Government that the people of Iowa, here
tofore, will meet it promptly.
And in view Of the probabilities Of further call we
urge that recruiting be continued with all possible
energy, and advise our able bodied men who "
assist the Government to avail themselves of this op
porunty to assist in giving the finishing blows to the
rebellion.
The efficiency OF our veteran regiments demands that
they should be speedily filed up, and this is due
matter Of Justice to them, we'll rs to TIE country
We congratulate you upon = result alike creditable
to you and crafty ing to the State who have
co-oreraed in your efforts and exerted their utmost
ability in the discharge oftheir duties.
1t proud reflection that, far, during this pro-
racted war; you have performed the highest obliga-
tons due from people to their Government and
country.
Promptly meeting every demand made upon you for
men and money: patiently submitting to all the embar
easements attending crisis like the present. you have
ustaned the Government in disaster and success with
urfaterng DEVOTION and fcaressly indicated pol
icy against all enemies and trad ucers Prouder eth! Is
the record Of your military deeds. Among the first to
rally in vndcation Of insulted flag your soldiers
have been constantly in the front the long
est marches, participating in the severest battessand
bearing themselves all occasions with the most
spicuous rallantry. Secure in the admiration Of a
grateful country, State has high place in the
pages Of history.
With this wicked rebellion rapidly tottering to its end
rfp nF tIrptv
its final ompis may begin to antici
pate the blessings of honorable the glory Of
country reunited, prosperous and happy, and OF a
Government which guarantees liberty and Justice to ALI
Remembering that many thousands of our brave men
who in distant States still bearing our banner to-
wards the enemy, let invoke Him who Is guiding
armies through the struggle to continue hs ner
ciful and pro vidential care over them.
Let us with all the means in our power render our
be efforts to sustain the old flag ofthe Union Let US
give our best efforts to sustain the me
and means. Let never forget the families OF the
brave men in the field. Let do our duty at all times
and in all seasons under all calls, and under ali de-
mands Of the General Government and we shall show
the world that and rebellion may -four
ish for season. that its ultimate doom Is defeat dsas-
ter, disgrace and humiliation.
Per order Of WIN. W. STONE, Governor.
NIB BAKER, Adj't Genn Of Iowa.