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

POMEROY REGULATED ~ THE
ySOQTH.-The infamous "bricE rome
ron Of tn La Crosse DeniO@u!, VIC
ndk stua1ping Iowa in tn interest
CtSrles WasOn, publishes illuseetes
ed lion 81 th OF dirty rehe sheet III
paper &lfeulAtes principally an0ng lae
lowest class of the rebels in the south
| aud the vilest Copperheads IN the = orth:
| It is 20 coarse and vulgar as to disgust
even decent reheIs as Is shown by the
following extract from the New Qflcans
1--WE have read the La Crosse Demo-
crot, edited by Brick Pomeroy, 80 sty!ed
upon his own visiting card ana devotea
to a style of literature that should nhu
few admirers. We have no patience
with blackgt,ardism oven when Butter
is tho victim. and if all Of the numbers
Of this PAPER are like the two last, II con-
tains little beside Two articles, at least,
were 6sgustingly scurrilous and vulgar
in the extreme. And this paper pre-
tends 10 sneak for the South, and to be
an Orfan of the Democratic party-a
piece It presumption that should be ex-
posed! Certainly no educated man of
the Sotth would countenance paper OF
this class. or permit its claim to express
Southern sentiments to pass uncllalleug-
cd. Tie Southern press is often enough
misreplesentcd by that OF the North,
and 1t las enough to bear without invit-
ing further abuse by such writing as we
find hgea If Mr. pomcroy will speak
for hintelf he may be rs vulgar as he
pleasesl but we hope he will be a little
more cioice of his language when he
comes t speak for the Democratic party,
or to giIc utterance to the sentiments OF
our people"
Thus peaks a southern rebel paper
of the man whom Charles Mason i'm
ports into Iowa. His coming, rs well
us his Invitation by Mason to come, is II
foul insult to the people OF this State
What Al illustration of Charles Mason's
opinion of the people of Iowa is the inn
po'tatiol Of such a base creature Us
Puncrow to advocate his election! Ma
SOB, Dean, Pomeroy-vile, ritter, citcst.-
B,vtinyion Uatrkeyc. ..a
A salt water lake covering about forty
acps, has been discovered among the
held waters of the Yellowstone. 1t is
always ut the boiling temperature
Mclt thrown in was boiled in forty min
utG.
disturbances in Italy are increasing
in consequence of the arrest of Garibaldi,
anC revolution seems imminent. The
kiis is evidently alarmed, and it is
probable that Parliament will be called
together.
United States Judge Underwood and
United States District Attorney Chand-
Ter, Ut Nirsiuiu. are now NJ Washington,
making arrangements 70: the :DrthcOm-
ing tliaI Of jeff. Davis.
Anagcit OF the Treasury Department,
who ha> been ON a tour of Inspection
SOUTH ami Nest, reports THAT tobacco
frauds upon the revenue are rs common
As wLiskey frauds. The authorities are
,fterali kinds OF revenue swindlcrs just
now, with Il sharp stick"
a ,lan has been agreed upon by bank
rs and financial men OF New York,
md submitted to the Secretary OF the
Treasury, by which it is proposed to re-
sumo specie payments in five years, re-
ire all the notes of National Banks,
make yreenbaclls the only paper circu-
alton, give to the commerce and trade
If the West ninty millions of dollars in
,rcascd bank circulation in grccnbacks,
Ind reduce the coin interest bearing
rational debt $500, 1000, 900.