The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-25

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The North have little idea 0fths lawless-
ness prevailing there and Of the insecu-
rity TO life and property Of al Union
ists. The loyalt1es hsve again and again
aeked 0enesn1o Hancock and Buchanan
for protection, bSS havS been unable =
obtain the saane. He y 0uuvfnoed fro1D
. whas was -, tBat they will take mat
ters into their own hands at an early
day, unless Congrsss gives them author
ity TO protect themselves In some way.
The bill removing political disabili-
ties from twelve hundred ex rebels Of
Georgia aud the Carolinas, rejected BY
the House on Friday BY % to65, va re-
| conAidered and passed On Tuesday, by
- 70 "a. aNearIy Ill IT, R1poOlfcans
vutsd for il, and I'll the De0ecrats
aeainst it The bill having already
passsd the Senate, nov goes . the Pres
ident, who, It II thought, will veto L.
On Tuesday the Senate pssssd the
the Presidens's vetD. An the Rspuhli-
cans, Including the seven anti-imPeach-
err, voted for Il, aud ill the Democsats
asainst it. The bill b now . law, and
| the Senators and members elect from
Arkansas will Be admitted TO their seats,
II found qualified, Immediately.
The Nashville (Tenn.) Banner obtain
Cd informatioo on Thursday night Of .
U,Uvdy auu osAf,niuE cOlIISi0n between
the cOlored people and Ku-Klux, In the
neighborhood OF Chapel Hill, Nanhal
county, Tennessee. On Monday night
eight or ten men, disguised - Ku-
Klux, called at the residence Of IN
old negro. took him out Of the house,
and commenced to whip him in the usu-
ment, they were fired upon, and sever
al Of their number wounded. They
fled, and the old man returned to his
home. The next day . company OF
negroes armed themselves with the
avowed purpose of putting an end to
Ku-Klux outrages. bearing which four
teen whites sailed out Of Chapel Hill
armed. and In pursuit Of the negroes.
Amer diligent search. they came nnex-
pectedly upon them In . ravine, when .
regular battle was fought. Four or five
Of the whites are reported killed. The
los Of the negroes, who appear to have
had the best Of the battle, Is unknown.
The stage-driver, who reached this city
last night late. reports that when he
LETT runners were out to secure reinforce
AANuSS AoA viz AAu~AAOAs ouo - OSSOuy
fight was expected yesterday.
Kit Carson died on the I'D day Of May
ut Fort Lyon, Colorado. He was fifty
eight years Of age on the 24th of Decem-
Der last. He was born in Madison Co.
KY, but was taken to Missouri when
an infant. He was then apprenticed tn
. sadler at the age Of fifteen, and two
years later joined hunting expedition.
The next sixteen years were passed in
trapping and bunting. He next officia-
ted as & uide for Gen. Fremont, and was
afterwards appointed 4 Lieutenant Of
the U: s. Corps and Indian agent in
New Mexico.
The following Is said to be An authori-
tatiye statement OF the platform of Chief
Justice Chase and said TO he drawn up
by himself: Universal suffrage Is recog-
nized; Democratic principles. the pub
! fication Of which Is to he lett in the sew
eral States under the Constitution of the
United States to the States themselves;
universal amnesty and the complete re-
movai ofall disabilities on account of
participation in the late rebellion regard
ed not only rs just but as wise measures;
no military government for any States
Of the Union in times Of peace Is COM
i".st''a with the principles Of civil hber-
by n Ht H9 e ssa miss 1 81 ofansa
taxes should be reduced a. far a. practi-
cable, collected impartiaIIy and with
strict economy, and 50 apportionei a. To
bear OH property rather than Oh labor:
and while all other obligations should
be honestly and exactly fulfilled no spe-
cial privileges should be allowed to any
class Of individual corporations.
We make this extract from the New
York Evening Post: General Grant
said in oar hearing, not long ago: The
rebels We whipped, as it was our duty /
to do they fought us braveIy, and for /
one have no spite against them. If !
they behave themselves, shall think |
well Of them. But the Copperhea.ls |
and peace men Of the North-the men |
who, during the war, rrviletl the SOL |
diess, encouraged the enemy and did |
their utmost to stop supplies and rein
foirements TO our boys in front-such
men , can't forgive; will never forget
them. nLtr have anything TO do with
then'"
The Columbu. (Ga.) Saa, published
In the city where poor Ashburn was
fcully murdered at Midnight BY gang
OF 'well-dressed gen,le,r wearing
masks, uttered this threat " assassina-
tion the day before receiving she news
~, "omalioh " reneTal Gi. ~. a.
Chicago: We don't know who WI. be
nominated; We don't care who will b.,
The unhappy wretch who may be fall
en- upon will never wear the Presiden.
tial robes."
John Hopkins, Esq., the wcalthicst
man In Baltimore, now approaching oc-
toyenarian life, has made his will, be-
queathing million and half, with a
magnificent suburban estate, for great
university, as we'll a. another million
FOR hospital in the city.
The Irish Republic, the most yigor.
Gus Irish paper IN America. comes out
aud strongly for General Grant
and Colfax, and urges all Irishn,en to
vote Tor them. Major James Haggerty,
o. the glorious sixty -ninth.' il one Of
the editors of the Republican,.