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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-28
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f9mers, Afbma, taltes Steber, Gpilepiie.
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&pft5u9 tis!iE (Spnutass 4assssnpmuaenh Eprg 500
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100, s.6e auk sac, gut NGGas $50, una soc
spnutass a~gorsens na 4.3s uub S.6, Q nnb gesG-
mittass $50 $500. Gksans Ben gaf5iaeton Norscna
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$40. g~0nEtos@ uHE ~SRprser5 ,EsS8.15 u. II. is /. gsaGs
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3ug 1sn i~9aLtimors Hnb ter 1. II. 5.318 Scn GeaE5instot
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Eepfi6nttrt ahtrna, GGltes ettber, Seetrantbett, SpInmere
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suns Reusesprener 8taker, lrSte ebeniags betnL SahneR eer-
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Der 1000 A6enes @~GpreB3us, Senntags, nab 6arriss
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-09-07

COLUMBUS, Q, Aug. I7,-The radi
cal wing Of the Democracy held a con
vention to-day, and effected an indepen-
dent organization. A State ticket
headed by Alex. Long for Governor,
and Chiffon A. White for Lieutenant
Governor, was nominated. The platform
en- orses State Sovereignty to the fullest
extent; denies the ght Of the General
Government to raise armies by conscrip
ton, and protests against the suspension
of the writ of habeas corpus; declares
military commissions to be only vigilance
committees; opposes public debt,
national banks, aud paper currency; ia.
vors uniform taxation and trade; denies
the right of the Government to emanci.
pate slaves; condemns negro suffrage
dcnounces Gen. Cox's colonization
scheme; and closes with the declaration
that Southern Democracy has beef
driven on these doctrins, and that sue
cess can only be reached by reconstruc
ting the party on the basis of Stat
Sovereignty.
Tho speakers all declared the war
failure because it has settled nothing -
The new party is already strongly organ
lied in severol sections of the State, an,
is being led by earnest aud determine,
men The regular Democratic conyen
tion will be held next week.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-09-07
4 Nation Of Small Farmers.

An Intelligent American sgriculturist
writes from abroad concerning the small
farms of Saxony:
"Aer'culture is better developed, more
science displayed, and better results are
obtained in Saxony than anywhere !
have yet visited. Ia Prussia, that is, 10
Mecklenburg, Mark Brandenburg, Pom.
crania, P"seo, and the province of Prus.
STA, the land is owned in large bodies,
the estates averaging 1000 morgens, or
about | 400 acres; but in Saxony the
"tiIler of the soil'' is the owner of the
land, hence the farms or tracts are small,
for the population is very dense; in fact,
Prof. DR.. Reuuing, the Minister of Az.
riculture for Saxony, told me, that, ex
elusive of forest, there was just one acre
OF land for every individual of the popu
jatlon. This one acre then must produce
the food and clothing for the individual,
besides producing plants for commercial
purposes. If the land was farmed as i,
IS in the United States, the Saxon mus,
starve; but fortunately for him, he be
heved science could assist him in his
agricultural operations, and he wilingl,
accepted the councils of science and pu
them into practice. There is an agri
cultural academy at Tharand, another a
Chemnltz, an experimental farm a
Pommritz, another at Salzmuude. &c
These schools have accomplished vas
amount of good; have made the farmer
intelligent, and have made agriculture
operations as systematic and inteligibl.
as photography
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-09-07

Col. j. J. Woods, formerly of the 18th
Iowa Infantry, thus gives his views on
the suffrage question in the Maquoketa
Eecelsior, Of which paper he is now edi.
tor:
ave believe that the color Of mans
skin. or of his eyes or hair, is a very poor
test of his qualifications for the elective
franchise. We have met colored men
who possessed the manners, the educa-
tion aud every other qualification of
gentleman, unless it be the color of their
skin, and who could as INTEL gently vote
as the gentlemen Of the Copperhead press
who make such an ado at the very men
ton Of the idea of a negro's voting. We
know that the great mass of the negroes
are very ignorant, rendered so by the
circumstances under which they have
lived, and We doubt the propriety of Civ
ing them, indiscrim ipately, the elective
franchise. We think it would be better
to commence by giving it to those pos
sessiug certain qualifications. At the
same time We believe they would make o
better use of it, and are more deserving
of it shan the great mass of the Southern
whites for whom the mocratc press
feel so much concern. We believe that
a black soldier, who has fought manfulIy
in the defense of the Government, is
more deserving of the elective franchise
than the white rebel soldier who ha:
fought to destroy it.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-09-07

SIGNs.-When will signs and wonders
cease? Not till the destroying angel
shall clip short the thread of time and
the heavens be rolled together as q scroll,
Not day passes but We sec good aud
bad signs, as the following will show:
1t is good sign to see a man doing al
act of charity to his fellows.
1t is bad sign to hear him Boosting
of IT,
1t is good sign to see an honest man
wearing his old clothes.
1t is bad sign to see them filing the
holes in his windows.
1t is good sign to see man wiping
the perspiration from his brow.
1t is bad sign to see him wipe his
chops when he comes out of the cellar.
1t is good sign to see woman dres.
sing with taste aud neatness.
1t is bad sign to see her husband
sued for her finery.
1t is good sign for man to advertis,
in the paper.
1t is bad sign to see the sheriff ad-
yertise for him.
1t is good sign to see man sending
his children to school
1t is bad sign to see them educated
at evening school on the public square
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-09-07

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