The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-03

FOR ShefsH J. ID STEARE.R : saf ~ 10 "
SSSsaS ssy G Masiadsb nAssErr
"a s25.sala'a ;;:s camm,..,.n.,: Eon,T GowEE
a 'e'..D,'IE ~ 70 the Polls, Fl17T
s...a Repi biicans OF Cedar, on Tuesday o
,,psyt week il. will be your duty as ner
and citizens. to rally to the polls eI
nsasse, aud by giving our candidate
such rousing rHajoritics as Old Cedar car
roll up, spread CONSERVATION and disma,
htaRlong the ranks, of the enemy. They
,are rtraining every nerve to gain a victo
ny in the Presidential election OF 1868
when, by. the MD Of The President ant
s,amlcsticd rebels. they propose to make
:. Loyalty odious and treason an tunblem.
,;ished virtue. ), Every decrease Of majori-
Ties on our, ,Inrlt, will give our enemies
hope. Every increase OF majorities on
our side viii thin their ranks and de-
luoralizc their organization. The ques-
zion Of reconstruction is yet before lis.
The fruits Of our victory in the field are
not secure, and will not he until treason
= is bani,hcd from high places, and taught
in the reorganization of the South that
m the people, will not permit treason to
rule nor place traitors In command. Be-.
sides this the President Of the United
States hls threatened violence if traitors
i. arr, not allowed equal power with patri-t
OTIS; his friends advise him to disband
the representatives of the people by
force Netting but tile large majorities
rolled ", lay. the Republicans deter him
from thu, inluguratioaof such a rcvolu-
ton. Lei every man turn out and in
crease our majorities, and the traitor
ri the, White House will DO :lwed into
: silence as he was at the last election.
.,, ~ An Eruption of Corruption.
,sttr At the Democratic mass injecting in
= the Court House. on last SATURDAY, Hen
~ Clay dean, !, porpoise shaped repre-
II sentative of that class Of traitors who
were afraid to fight for their cslusc, open
i cd out his vile sewer Of talsehood bias
pheny, and treason, and disgorged such
n mass of vile elnanations rs have not
itcn thrown ont i'm this vicinity since
his same creature was here before, teach
ing his few followers that the South
could not be conquered. that the war
was a failure, tlrs our Government was
:lnnihilated, and that the people ought
by force hurl the administration of Abra-
asssis l.iiiceln from power. Many of the
: Jnclc Intelligent portion of the Demo-
fs,,rnts were ashamed Of his falsehoods,
Disguised with his blnckguaroisn,, and
shocked ut his blasphemy. The Rcp1b-
'icals who attended the meeting wee
feeling well because they. know that the
man who was then balancing his pom
acrous digestive apparatus before his
audience, could thin the ranks OF the
Democrats faster than any .Abolitionist
Il the country The c,urt room was
well filled, for most of the Democrats in
the county were there, and a number of
Republicans attended out of curiosity.
~ Many, however, went away with the
Impression, that 'sI,rick Pomcroyn was
advertised merely for the purpose of get
ting out crowd for Dean, who alone
could not get an audience in amy neigh /
horhood whew lie had spoken before,
and where truth, dcccncy a',d p:nty were
generally esteemed to hc virtues.
2@At Asa t.iin and ignorant gentleman of
color RACES - being called 4 niger
80 Dean ragged because the .abolitionists
cal! him Il copperhcad and Il traitor, and
In the violent throes of his wrath he
flOurislied his comprehend cane with
great vcllcmence ierthe purpose OF max.
ing his dcIunciations emphatic. After
having thus introduced himself to the
audience he ut once began 10 boast OF his
i .bility and determination To reason po-
: itjral questions, and insulated that no
!. 6e.' ~ else had such miraculous power as
i,a n that direction. Ills assumptions
,,an,! misstatements were truly wonderful
Il, in IVA. iacity and quantity, but his system
i. Vt i.pgi 4 Mas III variance with HI known
-,,<u!s.. Hislargnments, stripped OF their
=, sAe,s.ine 4, were about .,s lttlow>:t Free
\, er.Ayr. llL acntS arc based on The consent of
!. Alia.. governed, but our Government is
Z. Jl9tA " ISNiuSG tuiti Dtittl tllIli-
i !, jialsjl Il e Southern States are not per-
!. L.ittal to l,old the rcins OF power. Our
GoIggs is IN illegal one because trail
sors, srsslot permitted to sit therein and
!, chat, i.eGv nght to be dispersed by the
Pu4sitI.Aa b. uause he is tile only man
that kassvs .lie Constitution. tHe for
got to--st. that Andrew was elected by
4 the sAta.,, cople that elected the present
Congress He complained OF high tax
IS. but, fssrot to remind his audience
that th.r and their friends caused the
rcbc4liotsa ss.at created the necessity for
li.sti tssxe Hc suggested that it would
!. he very.sy.,s.h easier to repudiate our
debts thar 10 ,lr,y them. lie made Il
i great .4teal,.1f fuss about Government
i MINDS mot keislg subject to taxation, but,
though iicartisted of his legal lore, me
!. did not tell ffie people that the SuprcL'c
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