The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-07-18


south berry the north, or the north be
prejudicial against the. south the east
engaging not the west, or the great west
be naughty towards the little east; but
when loud on bands of iron from east to
west and with mountain and rivers
from north to south, one common SEN
timent pervading all sections, we will
have only one banner, one glorious
stripes and stars, one common govern
ment with equal rights to all, one God,
and that is Jehovah that hath delivered
us from all our foes, one common creed,
and that is Gods holy truth--our Bible.
Aud then, in the long coming years,
if mutiny and treason should again
marshal its coharts for strife, see rising
all over these lands again the millions
of loyalty and sons of freedom coming
with banners blessed by Heaven, they
will gather around these monuments,
will lift their hands to heaven and swear
that this couatry shall be forever 1.-The
land of the brave and the home of the
Free"
In a large portion of South America
civil and foreign wars seem to have
come to u sudden end as if by magic.
In the United States of Columbia, whore,
according to the news of the previous
arrival from Panama, the war between
Mosquera and the Congress seemed to be
of doubtful issue. Mosquera has been
captured i'll his own palace, and the
cause of law and order has suddenly OBJ
tanned complete success. In Peru,
when the general expectation seems to
have been speedy triumph of the in
surrection, the head of the insurgents,
General Castillo, has suddenly died,
aud all the reNnltad towns have atronce
made their submission to their lawful
government. Finally we learn from
Chilli that the allied governments have
declared readiness to accept condition
ally, the offered mediation of the Uni
ted States.
The London Times rejoices over the
release of jeff Davis, and says Mr. Gree
ley's act in bailing him was ''crcditable
to his political judgment" Is there no
distinguished Englishman who will Sc
cure the release of the Irish Fenians by
the British Government, and thus ena-
bic us to compliment the act as credit
able" to Englishmcn's political judg-
ment?
The members of the Judiciary Com
mittee who favor the impeachment of
the President do not consider that it will
be defeated this winter. but are sanenine
that the House will vote to impeach
when the testimony is before them.
The United States Senate OIL the 18th
inst. passed Mr.. Trunbull's amendatory
Reconstruction bill by vote of 32 to 6.
This bill, like the House bill, confers
upon the Military Commanders plena-
~ power to exercise in their respective
districts all the authority which the At
torney General maintained in his opin-
ion was vested in Congress. 1t pro-
vides that their retention in office or
removal therefrom shall be left entirely
to General Grant. The Registration act
h also rendered more explicit, and the
time Of closing registration extended UNI
I'll the LIT Of October. The house it is
expected, will concur with the Senate in
the passage Of this bill to-day. The Pres
isieas will probably veto it, but its pas
sage over the veto is a matter of course.
Fsc House yesterday adopted resolu
ion To adjourn to the 18th of November
Instead of the 18th Of October.
The Commissioner of Indian affairs
condemns the Military movements on
the Plains against hostile Indians as in
eficeht FOR the preservation of peace.
The Senate and House Of Representa-.
tiNes, at usual, have disagreed and ap-
pointed committee of conference on
the Reconstruction bill. The House
substituted the fist section of its own
bill torthe first section ofthe Senate bill
and adopted new section, declaring
that tho Military Commanders shall not
found their action on the opinion of any
civil officer of the Government. 1t is
presumed the bill will be perfected and
sent to the President.
Late advices from the Western Plains
report the killing of fifteen soldiers, who
were attacked by Indians near Fort
Wallace, on the ed ult., and that two
companies of soldiers IN Fort Wallace
were surrounded, with a prospect Of be-
ing captured.
President Juarez and his Cabinet are
en- route for the City Of Moxico, to take
charge OF the Government. He is to be
received with great eclut. Santa Anna
at last accounts was still in prison, but
expected to be shot.
The army worm Is reported to be de-
Wasting the cotton fields in Mississippi,
and threatens the entire destruction oil
the crop on lands that were overflowcd
during the freshets.