The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-31

Nothlhg is known oftheir fate, but It is
believed that they went down with the
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Ever since Andy johnson began to let
himself down from the high position
which he assumed toward the rebellion
and its iilstigators during the war, and
up to the time Of It's close, and to court
their favor with view to the building
up Of great spoils party with himself at
its head, the Copperhead leaders Of the
North, and Rebel leaders OF the South,
have loudly disclaimcd against the poll
cy of the "Radicals," and predicted all
sorts ofruin to the country If that policy
is carried out. They play the same tune
upon their single-stringed fiddle in every
section OF the country. We can discern
no difference between the utterances Of
the Chicago Times and Dubuque Herald,
and those Of the Richmond Es,q,.irer
and Sentinel. It would seem q little
singular that the papers of the North
should hold precisely the same senti-
ments ~ the newly resuscitated and red
hot organs ofSecession; but this h a fact
patent 10 every observation. They are
all nmpantly abusino the "radicals,"
and predicting a return Of war and blood
shed, II they do not abandon their abon-
Unable doctrines, and yield up all the
substantial fruits OF the victory which
were gained by the overthrow OF the
rebellion. We must abandon aif that
was pledged and implied in the Procla-
nation Of Freedom, and commence
again system Of gradual encroachment
upon the rights Of the colored race which
shall result finally in their re-enslave-
ment. We must render a nullity the
pledge Of the faith Of the Nation to
maintsia that Proclamation. We must
restore TO immediate power and place
the butchers Of Fort Pillow, and the
prison-keepers who starved and murder
ed the soldiers of the Union We must
continue to degrade and brutalize labor
until We shall arrive again at that &C.
rene and patriarchical state Of society
where every man can sit under his own
vine and fig tree and lash his "nigger'
to his hearts content. We must decry
and denounce the philanthropists who
have for more than half century plead
ed the cause Of the oppressed, and apoth-
eosize the Legrees. Carry out to their
legitimate results the demands of the
C0pperheads and their allies In Dixie,
and but few years will be required to
take us back to the era Of Fugitive Slave
Laws, and slave hunts upon Northern
soil. .45
In opposition to these unjust and ret
rogressive views and tendencies, f'the
radicals insist upon the logical deduc-
tions from the subjugation and over
throw Of the Rebellion-the exclusion of
traitors from any share in the govern
ment of the nation-the final doing
away with slavery and all its concomi-
tants-the equality Of all men before the
law-the conversion Of the truths of the
Declaration Of independence from "glit-
tering generalities'' into solid, substan-
tial, stubborn facts, "a return, in short,
to the grand and comprehensive theories
Of the Fathers Of the nation. They de-
mand that the ex-slaves shall be assured
in the freedom which has been given
them through the power Of the sword,
and that they shall be placed in condi-
tion to protect themselves In its enjoy
mcnt. No radical" asks for any act of
injustice. Had the demands of the trad
icals" been complied with one year ago
had Andrew Johnson even carried out
his pledges simply to rendeE justice toall
men-both slaves and traitors-the
whole country would long ere this have
been in the enjoyment of quiet and con-
tent, and the South would today possess
a greater degree of prosperity than it has
ever known. It Is to the perfidy of this
man, and those who arc madly urging
him on, that the critical situation of the
country at the present moment is due;
and we never shall deserve, and we new
er shall have, different order of things
until the nation learns to do right.-Des
Moines Register. .....
"A dissipoted tailor at Cedar Falls
made the acquaintance of an industrious
and respectable German girl, married 4
deserted her-all within four weeks.