The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-02-08

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Gossrspeos,tl tl.et sauld pp. nil
"a ie>oAee IN tho 6sld stconse, and did j,
ttle 1st icsntP@ies, Pss jatu the fsld IL
/ 60QOoQ mes--so'lnse thpt man to tssa
Itsnd d'ssscy.ais vhe,bsr or not ne asoo r,is
dsriassod ouehsItoshe psuishsds1 } NJ
H. bAessI Dot spoksa ,,sspef apS,hs, ans
A great1f-7oo,r aDothexe end diffepsnt-,
s1R.ash / AN aow speakina, Of a nas
4 rbe III lhink csulbs, vithia .hs spirit oi
! goufilssola'ios,, tried BY . silitssy com.
niasiqR. ssd to whiohgsll 'ths people y NJ
IssyAySb. PVT il TO- ypu. fl slew, soldiers,
% rikteyy msa, nhes ~ dssef,isg .,hs
fsg lo{rsura snsfiea snd taking service
5y'tbssltwod dsys, aftoywasd in she ran ka at
the =sssDy, isf mot = .niGisyn osines fps
whieh wsu, 10 smenahle to the military
tribunal? ssl thiuk thore can b, 90 douh.
ppoo that question, 1-weuld Like to sss
bin tried for shst military rsfsOoe b. ! %
rot think that any subsequspt, parole, get
cut Of TOO much ersdulity thar, the 1tims
had not come TO surrep der ths northern
army Of Virginia, would be- good plea.
| desire; to sss athst man tiled 50 that III
may b. understood hereafter t1Lsta it is
death upon the ,gallows for .spy man ia
desert his fsg snd take serviea With til,
enc mics Of his eountry - - -fsr~h |
u TurA VA to another man, for whom
there are other ooAsidsrs,,e. Of excuse
TO Jeffersca Davis, 7sducated sia the
like school II L(unfortunste, perhaps, for. the
school, that it should have swo such, pu-
piIs.) Who went into, khe military service
Of bis country. where. he behaved homo.
rab!y and we'll. do not know but th.t
4 might have TO- apply TO- him the ssyipg
bsf rough Whig to Arnold, in ths dsys
Of the Revolution, Arnold asked what
would bs done to him il he vas caught
by the Apericans, t"WbJn said the
WLig.,.I think We should bury the lex
which rwas wounded at Quebec with
all tho hopors, of.v.r, sud hang tho
rest Of you on 2 sibbst" So with Davis.
We might have to bury, with thu, honors
Of war, one arm that was uwoueded ins
Mexico, spd hang the rest, Of him. Hs
had the plea, however: which the rcidisr
had not-.that his State had seesdeds a,
Waiting potil Mississippi ven, out,
Jefferson Daviy quit the halls Of GoDgress
to take the Office Of Provisional Pre.ident
in tho Cen fedsrsts Ststss--ap sfiioe arc
ated apd made ready for him a. soon as
he should be ready to take it.. lie, oil,
powsr5u' il the Con sofr3sracy, with . swul
OF iron. with prayers asd proclauatioos.
to the Divine mercy on his lips, stands
BY and sees our comrades, starved and
murdered day by day. / think it is of
40 great consequence whether it. can Be
proved or not that he directly ordered It,
Certhin it's that it could not have been
done II be did mot wish it. Hc sees tho
horrors Of Anderson vile. aud does moth,
ing TO prevent them. Whether or no. be,
hsd ,sny completely 10 the last great act
Of infamous guilt, tho murder, Of the
President, no man may yet kaswro Bus
whether be had or not, l desire, TO sce
him tried by militsry commission, as
the tribunal that arose out of the powsr,
that he evoke for the puypms of ssvrr- |.
ing the Union. rhvu+d iik-t the
crimr Of the civil magistrate who 1lc,efss1
his post and levics war sCainst his crrr- =
try, DO. only made ~odious, but pun ished !
on the gsllows, 50 that 20 Representative
or Senator shall hereafter ii these halls.
plot treason, and execute it outside At
ter that will be a time TO pause, snd see
what is best to be done next. 5@''5"' +
Mr.. President, believe have spoke,
10 every portion Of your resolutions that
strnck my car, and given you thus cur. :
sorily aud ditcursively my views upo'
it, But there is one topic upon which !
think they do bot treat, and which yet !
deserves mention. II is the question Of
what shall be done for thst class OF our
fellow soldiers who lived 10 the Coufed-
crate States lido not refer row to The !
colored men, but to those true men who, |
against every inducsment and ;ntimiaa
tiop, stood up nobly for the old flag Do
Y, think that such noble and stern men |
are entitled to your consideration -
And would you not, were they here in !
numbers, give them a special resolution !
What would you say to the North Car
the Tennessesn, the kcntuckian,
the Missourian, the A!abamian, aye, and !
the Louisianian, who stood by the old
flag? They got no bounties for joining
the army Of the United Ststes On the
contrary, there was everything to deter
them from doing 50 They joined tho
army 90 the certsinty that they stood on !
a par with him who addresses yon-that !
We were oil to be hung at sight, If
csncht. [Lsuehter. Many Of then, !
saw their comradcs. executed ~ ]
Let me stste here what nctually took /
place ihfthe Department Of North Caro-
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