The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-29

yESSEJAMES, Of Sprinsiale tp. ~,
TO The Republicans Of Cedar
oaw .,a.,,aa County. - ",'' '. ~.
Hut q few days. are now left before the
quiet falling of ballots in each voting
subdivision of one great nation shall
give to the. world the decision Of millions
Of people upon questions Taught with
the ,weishtiest Interest +, themselves,
to their government, and to the cause Of
free,iom anl democracy everywhere.
In this time, short though it seems -,
mach work for tho right may pc done
By Republicans. We i5a.t ,,7s p,Y iusstt
eGssfts, not Cor the success Of our candi-
dates, barely, J. which to us in Cedar.
Casstyfp,ay seem assured; but for the
vindicatipp u our principles BY such an
overwhelming majority. rs shall estab-
lish their rectitude by the decision Of
the people. once and forever. 80 ef
xThe Democrats of this district aye
strnining every nerve, and using every
,peaas 10 secure the election OF YIN. u.
IefIingweiii to Congress. Republicans
ofCeslas County, you know this man
mt oMtyt his, past record; but his most
uncertAin aud cquiyocal position in the
rsessat CANVASS. + AZ a. he is from being
.a,A<puLlican, his utterances in the re-.
uent discussion with Col. Smyth do not
show him to be a consistent Democrat,
even though I've has a different political
mask for almost every locality, painted
to suit the circumstances and surround
Ings. 45# @a# z.-... 81 s.+.s-.s5
inch n man could not represent you
In the national Congress; AMI YOU are
to see tn 1t that he docs not have the
opportunity t. misrepresent you. "@'
As to the, Democratic candidate for
circuit Judge, we hear but little from
his party papers; and 1t is but very little
that is known about him by either party
in this county. But his competitor,
.Sylvanus Yates, is too we known to
need any Introduction at our hands t.
either Republicans or Democrats. And
the acquaintance Of the citizens Of Cedar
GouRty with Mr.. Yates IL such that i,
renders 1t equally unnecessary for Us to
recommend him to Republicans and
Democrats who love their country better
than their party; as 1t wouid be to the
genuine Ku Kiux Democracy. The
former will vote for him without urging;
the latter, nothing would induce to dc
So a.3gssf
Between Messrs. Elliott and ,Wanp-
der. the choice Of the man who viii
make the better Cloris OF. the District
Court is equally plain. Aside from tho
principles with which they come before
the people, --,.lone enough to give thu
preference to Mr.. Elliott with every true
democrat, 1.-The voters Of the county viii
remember that Mr.. Wampler has been
tried rs an officer, and found wanting
Not wanting in honest intentions, lprob
ably; butsadiy deficient in the prompt
aless, accuracy and executive ability
which should distinguish the peoples
servant in the proposed capacity. -
The Republican candidate for County
Recorder is alone upon the track-"on,
Of regard for the claim OF u disabled sol.
der" the Democrats say; but who ever
knew them to respect such, z claim
when there Was any cbance Of Ecatin.
its pos>essor? Oil no., ge ntlemen, thai
won't go down; but it is all one to us i
Jcssc's majority is swellcd . little by
Y your hypocritical philanthropy.
The Republicans Of Cedar county
while doing all in their power to in
crease the majority for National State
District, Circuit, County and TOWNSHIP
Y candidates, must not fnrget their duty
In respect III tho proposed Amendments
! tOtf1e Constitution of Iowa. We have
already presented some OF the asgu,
: lnents IN favor of these tanleDd nlents.
Z 1shese are none--absoiute4y no uoy,t.
I YlelaA 1opnd against them. Nothing
J Qpppses, thsu, but llrejulicc, and that Ut
! the Iasesnest and most unreasonable
nkfnd. as,VOSSas.F,or the Amendment, !,
every 't[lbe'';; ana 'wIsep ti,at proscriptive
.'woul.,. issstrickeG Sn. the document
It tisgnaces, by The vote OF her citizens,
then Iowa will he-a home OF which TO
- proud, lirecogaizins taAIEai!y, the
prdercssive princip iea 0fl right aselius-
tice, which belief In all oversr,ilipgtsio4
lead. ~ vi think pus st. eyyclitttI 'tay tfi
nMPh, eyarysM acfH.aa< i,ul taDa. IN =
..-iirTsrf ATfs-ys M 1T tlft
Little Phil. Sheridan never made Il
more brilliant charge than Whel, he
laslcd over the wires that ringing bat
10 cry: Every man who loves his
ountry should vote for Grant