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

ruin, apd the anarchists and destroyers
| of the halion are % rule I'D ruin = =
srhis not ssauetion pf Sebti ikfis I
hgreatS quest pm. A lqleetion q tocia
lind pSliticdl AlvsGioIA Fl the Rebels
rule, all good men will he punished and
all bad men will be rewarded; traitors
will enjoy places Of trust and profit, and
patriots will be hung to the nearest tree.
! The reign of terror practiced In Missouri,
! Tennessee, and all over the South will
/ be fnaugeuted right here In our own
/, midst; und we will cease to read of these
things, only to feel them in our persons
and see them practiced on our neighbors.
This question Of the reconstruction OF
the country on loyal basis, is the
greatest question ever presented for solu-
ton to the American people. Before it,
tariffs, debts anu whisky sink down to
nothingness and become the dust of the
pathway; and yet these Democrats,
after committing every political crime,
have nothing to offer to us but tariffs,
Reputation and free whisky.
".dfer committing ere,y political
crime" yes, after passing the fugitive
slave law In 1880, after repeating the
Missouri Compromise IN 1854, after
thrusting slavery upon Kansas in 1865,
after inaugurating a most horrible and
fiendish rebellion n'ls6l, after fighting
1t out for four years with devilish perth
nacity, after assassinating Abraham
Lincoln, after dcbauching Andrew
johnson, after all this, they meet in
State Convention and offer to the people
ofIowa the bitter and degrading irarght
Of reputation of the public debt by adj
vocating that, which can only be prac-
ticed by the most Infamous bad faith,
the taxing Of that which we solcmnly
agreed III the hour Of the nations great
est peril should not be taxed This is
the poisoned remedy Of these poisoned
traitors. s". t*
IF these men succeed in this, and thus
destroy the nations credit, and thus
bind it with the unyiclding bonds of
national bankruptcy: If we thus arc pre-
into the gulf Of bad faith" by
the deceit of these men Of "nalignant
heart and dcceittul Speech" then the
next rebellion is u certain success, their
victory assured beyond contingency ;
md our young men will have died on
flaI "A in, y-,,is "A
widows doubly widowed: our orphans
he MANNED and hating soidicr-Nc no !
ion's gu.sts-with pain will wonder ut
he pains they suffered and ask for rca-
oils for their mutilatiOn. t,.
The national guard of this Republic
consists not III its armies, but in the !.
rood faith of its people. We are rich in
'raNc, noble, selt-sacrificing men. We
AN raise il new army every year, but the
good faith of the nation once lost cannot
DC regained In centuries of honest effort.
The credit of this nation l. worth more
% it than ten times the present public
ieht. Destroy it, and the contest of the
asst ten years has been in vain, the vic
Dry will rest with the enemies of the
Republic, and its best friends will fall
Orever. Il
Let Us, then, decide upon forty thou.
and majority for the Republican ticket
n this State, and If we so decide we
shall certainly have it; and these DEM
'cr;lts will start for salt River, singing
"bh. what n wrctched land il this
That yicidcth no supply
THE MARKETS. just now there is a {
reat deal of grain coming into market, ,,
nd prices maintain figure most en-
ouraying to farmers. There is no doubt (
hat could ready transportation be pro- !,
urcd to At. Louis n higher price could /