The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-01
MPT0N IOWA, NOVEMBER 1, 1866.


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De1sa1 ent6o RroG11onA
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I wux called In hoate 70 Washington to
BE- Pesseat at TIE 0Ahinst nestin ealls1
to consider the Cas- Nv the oupafallsl.
Cd loosenin w Ao Nashnsl Union John.
con DimekHDe pofty In the vasiou1
States vteA AGoa el1ceions - The etA ~
Octoe9f lask AGDe va Seward, W6llA
NeOe9ocA anA 1dAll pcssent, but We
miseeo Haymooa o4s bsocher, they hev.
IN, I undefseand, played on onto ID.
The President wux gloomy. He he'd
mt anticipated the defeat. He spected
that hevin showd hisself through all the
Northern 6tates they ought to hev ben
enthOosiasm enough evolved to hev car
ried EN- without trouble. The fault he
remarked coodent b. with his policy.
There wuz suthin 80 grand, 70 sublimcly
simple In 1t, that it wuz incomprehen-
sible to him why the people hcdht At
once adopted It. Why look at It, SEQ d
ne. i oner the people OF the North
peace, on tho simple condishun Nv sayin
nothin more about the war, or the mutu-
al trouble which they found theirselves
into, and rusllin into the arms NV their
Southern hrethrcn md tal,in NV ann
b..,, ,,.t ~, ,ho,- ,vo,. ,,,. uo, -,
how c,,o,, tbcv be ca Mind ~ 70 rot,oso
mo 70 olive bra y cbe.,,
T., Randall ,on,;ad that In ooof,o,. nm
aor,t.nd - hrt ,o hoa sn,r,,,.n,., ;,
no.trostor ~ ottona u,,c,, No had =,
nointed on his so,omr ! ossnr.nco that ho
Good carry enough Renuhlic,ns over tn
our new narty to defeat the Union MEM
Der in that District. which he notist by
the papers wuz elected by a larger ma.
jority then he he'd ever received. and he
wuz in waitin.
.sRr;,o !, tho ,.ro.o, >, u,o,.oa .,o
President and the y,ard hrung him IN
! A mizoh,e Ioo,,,p oh,ick no wuz N
soon o. he s,w tho ster, oro nv tho
President fixed nm him ha un,L n Lie
knees and lifted nm his hand. ,m,,or;ro-
~ w,tho,t GAVIN . wou
.s,ook al Tho pro.,d.,t .,,,v ~.
resuIt n vonr nass,r,l,,
NV ,,.o. ron,,.., ~. ,..,,, -
II lno~ NOT, F,,thn,,,v ,.hcr.,, nm.
the people wood conIs into the house
holdin their noses and set q holdin NV
EN- 40 long ez wuz speekin, which
wuzn't conducive to displays Of oratory.
The papers wood publish my own utter
ances six months before, wich confused
| me somewhat, and the ablishnists wood
read at me your speeches, wich coodn't
akkount for, / sekoored for you suthin'
like dozen votes, but they wux them
ez stipulated for places under me and
he'd hard work TO nit 'em from the Union
party. and they were sich O. did us more
harm than good. And besides-"
'EnufY!' sed johnson, remove him.,
And the moor fellow vus bundled out
secretarv welle. knowd vat v,u. the
matter r. cum nv t.kin Cr.rt ana
r.rrvout .,on~ nm tho oxcur.,oc -
d,.tr.ctad the attention nv thu naomi.
Had th.r. hin .ohor,v h,,t thu p,s.,dant
and tha Cabinet .lono the,a vonldrt
hev hin nohndv In hurrah fnr and the
suhlima troo<hs which the President kin
only ,erlk wo,d hev imnressed the mn.
nle more than thew did
Seward wa. con f,dert that the e,octiop
wood hey hin al hubt cood n hev hin
nostnoned ninety davs which Mccnl.
io1h .ttrihootad + 4 tho limited knowI.
adoa tho na..e. hAd nv Tn,oonv h.rk.
IN .#5sI
Iw,,z rekested to rive my views w,ch
did
NV lords sed l. none nv VOC hev 90,