The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-09-20

kruWeCi en- clyfti ifi6n- 49, s1rTfsiaT .s'sr
,hReeoN6, That The welcome we hay,
l'Aeceeyedi Nom the ioySl citizens of phit
adBatAis, sHndef 'tlse time h0nOfedl hal
IN WAf0A tie Dec1s1Atfon ar fhdeneff,
/ ASn6s w1s Ad0hked, ifispfrrs us With tn
h0f0 that the pffncip3S 0fjust and couA.
0oNefheneDE DETwhfsM were made NM
Ifbandaston d the Nepuflic st If origin
sasai fecsme the CONVERSIONS Of the Con
whssoteed, Thas,, WITH pride IN the pa pa
'tslBtlAn " the Cnngreas with 9tatituds
S6S the fbArfeas End persistent support
Itley have giveIf 70 the cause q loyalty
and their efl flbfts 70 restore An the Hat1l
I % sneir former conditions q, States ID
the R1AeridAn Unloi We VIII stand BY
the posstlon tak ken by them, and take q!
ssssesns. g cs4sisteAt With q ful. and
bAheSidtlsents - thc Cbnoltit Hutton of. the
sslos recent s9sslSS Sd ietfst fhat ths
OonkfssssiM III Wfsdoaf ~ ttol provide
bylaW f6ss tlye efeAAef' A6duffty aofa ytis
:oyss Fssrsy = sSsssssses not yvs .dn,itted
] Received, That <le p;SnnsGI .,swc> d,
the OOveFn meiit Or the u nlteds s9y: g
the administration nf public afYaffs il, s.
its COnStitutiOn, cOftlfded to the popular
OF raaw-nlakine department of tie dov,
eminent fe1au sN E'iszasasa ESf' " HtSs
/. Resolved, That the political status Of
States lately in rebellion u THE a nited
'StateS aoyertnsnens,. sud the rights OF
the peopiesof sudh etAtes, y ares political
a,eseioiss, and Are therefDre, clearly
WitAini TIE control of ConEress to the
exclusion of, and independent IT, any
and every other department. of the Gov
Resolved, TlssS there Il no r,sht, pol
litacal, legal or constitutional. In Any
6tate, to secede Or withdraw from the
Union; but they may, by wicked and
ier the kreMtions which they. have sus-
tained 70 the Union, and when they do,
they assume the attitude Of public enc-
mses at war with the United iStates-
They subjoo4 themselves to IN the rules
and pFincipleso Of Internal tional law and
the laws Of war applicsble 70 obelligerents,
according 10 nAolesn usage. a'',a !
. Resolved, Phst we are uraltefably In
favor OF the Unioa Of the States, ana
early, deslrS the legal and speedy resto-
ration Of ali the States to their proper
places In the Union, aud the establish
ment in each Of them of influences OF
patriotism and Justice by which the
whole nation shall b. combined to carry
forward triumphantly the principles VI
freedom and pfOgress until ell men Of
all RACES shall everywhere beneath the
nag u eur country have accorded 10
semsfteely oil that their virtues, indus
try, intsiiiges.ce, and energy may enti-
to them to o4tain. " = *'a91sft t#t7sS ,lasi
Rsssived, That organizations IN un.
represented States assuning 10 be Btate
Go~ernments, not having been legally
established, are not legitimate Govern
usenss uasil recogntned ny Congrss..
rhearss the memory q ths vittuos.a rettt'
life and generous nature OF the marty
President, Abraham Lincoln. 8
ResOlved, That we are in favor Oi
universal liberty the world over, and
feelthe deepest sympathy with the OPP
pressed people Of all countries, in their
struggle for freedom and the inherent
right of all men to decide aud control
for themselves the character Of the Gov
ernment under which they live. i@
Resolved, That the lasting gratitude
of the nation Ii due tn men who bore the
battle, and In covering themselves with
imperishabie glory have shown to the
world Its hope Of free government; and,
relying on the invincible soldiers and
sailors who made the grand army and
navy Of the Republic, to he true to the
principles for which they fought, we
pledge them that We will stand By them
In maintaining the honor due the saw
iOrs Of the nation, and In securing the
fruits Of their victory. tsAsft s##H -
! Resolved, That, remembering with
profound gratitude and love the precepts
Of Washington, we should accustOm our
selves to consider the Union ~ the pri-
mary object Of patriotic desire, which
has heretofore sustained US in our love
OF UuniOn when tao many Of our neigh
bors In the South were waging war fOi
its destruction. Our deep and abiding
love for the memory of the Father OF his
Country, and lor Union, Ii more deeply
engraven upon our hearts than ever.
Minutes Of the Board of supervisors
OF Cedar Co., Iowa, at their Term
Commencing Sept. Sd, 1866.
CLERKS OFFICE CEDAR Co. Iowa.
+ sept. ID, lso6-iiA.M.
Board met and was called to order by
c r Sheldon, Chairman Present, G /
Sheldon, u Clover, b Garrison, Il l