The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-08-08

! val Of Shartst which is opposed Oy
both Grant q stanton.a The (tsle-
graph gives th following in reference
to this subject:
The Presides stated last week that
he would remss Stanton first and then
Sheridan. Soe doubt 10 expressed -
to the Presidat's power to remove a
cabinet Officer nder the civil tenure OF
office law. II Presidents friends say
that II he can'mako Stanton resign he
will suspend I'm until the meeting of
! Congress. Thwhols matter has been
the subject ofnnch talk here within
the last twentJour heurs--it not hay
ing become knwn until then that there
really was qurel between the Presi-
dent and Stsntn.
Gen. Grant hs had several interviews
during the wee with the President and
Secretary StaDn on the proposed re-
moval Of Siberian. 1t is said that Cen
Grant construs the reconstruction act
to place on hiHa part Of the responsible
iey for its faithful execution by officers
uoder him andhnder his command, and
hence his oppotien to Sheridan's reno
vi. He is oppsed to Sheridan's reno
val; and when consulted by the Presi-
dent gave his opinion that in no one
could hs place lore trust than in Sheri-
dan.
IN reviewing the Surratt trial the
chicago Repubtican says there is
one impression deeply aud painfully left
that there reason to believe that the
plot to murder our late President was
moro extensive, and included a greater
number than hos been generally sup
posed. Tie principal actors in it may
have beef discovered and brought to
Justice, but that others remain, who if
not directly accessory, were at least inn
plicated IL il, there is but little doubt.
Among tie documents on Mexican
matters furnished at the request of Con-
gress 10 one etting forth the reasons for
the exscutionof Macmillan, Mejia and
Miramsn. After reciting the sufferings
OF Mexico from repeated revolutions, il
is so-srtsd tlat some disafTected and de-
fssss'l traitors went to Europe to intrigue
against tiei country, and found Maxi
milan too to carry out their disloyal
purposes. Els conduct was contrary to
the laws of mtions in the following par
ticalaD: fielcnt himself to serve as the
o a foreign Intervention to
carry ona war of tilibustsrs, bringing
nsrcs o. - from nations not at war
With tae Republic; he endeavored to
'ubv>sI free government, disposing of
lie lives, the riyhts and interests Of
Mexicans without any rightful authori-
~; he promulgated Il bsrbarous proscrip-
i've decree and caused the murder of
many patriotic and the Burning of many
owns, and when his French aids with
irsw still continued to defend his false
claims. Miramon and Aleiia, who fol-
owed his fortunes, in addition to the
named above, forfeited their
ives by direct violation Of the laws of
their country. Though lawfully they
night have been shot at once, the gov
'rnment mercifully gave them trial,
hat its motives might not DO impugped
II it's humanity called in question:.
Tho Linn county-F'air will be held
t Marion, Iowa, on the 18th, 18th, 10th
nd 10th Of September next. 1t is the
9Th annual exhibition OF the Society.
id 900 is offered in prsmiums.
DARING ROBBERY AT NEW BosroN-
SAFE Carried OB.-Ws learn from MIR.
:. b. James, who has received a letter
the Intelligence. that on Sat-
rosy morning. a most daring robbery
ccurrad at New Boston, Illinois-about
five miles below this piaca-the
tore of Mr.. G. w. Warner being broken
pen and the safe actually carried off.
t is presumed that the burglars loaded
he safe in q wagon, conveyed it to the
ank of the river, rolled it down the de-
livity to the waters edge, then placed it
q skif and escaped. The safe con-
aimed about fourteen hundred dollars
4 money and many valuable notoo and
ther papers worth from five to six thou
nd dollars.
Three men are suspected Of being the
uiIty parties in this felony; two of them
70 of small stature, one having light
and the other dark; the 9th
r il tail man with gray hair.-We
'ere unable to obtain any further de-
cription of the parties.
Mr.. Warner, the loser, says he will
i've the amount OF money contained in
ne safe as reward for the recovery of
and its contents, and the apprehen-
on of the burglars. Such handsome
should stimulate policeman
enerally to ct their wits to work to
apture the villains. IHuscdtine .TOura-