The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-30

| W ss&e tnU coufse OecAuoe his little o0u,
Chester, came home from school crying
as though his heart would break bsegpe
his schoolmates said his father was the
wickedest man In New York. Amer
seeing himself photographed III Pdce-
ards Monthly he called upon Mr.. T. g.
Acton for advice; and our Police Presis
dent advised him to gctout OF the Wsesf
strees ten, aud " get into more sspaear
| ble BUSINESS. We are happy to learn
that Allen has proved by his spnarenf
penitsnce that he IL not the .Wickcdsef
Man In New York. and we hone taIe0
Ire has aireasiy fulfilled his promise.,,.
The Hartford Post thus hits the hafl
on ste head "The Democratic party q
the Peace Pnrty In War, aud tho War
party In Peace" 81, y, -
General Crook, with two companies
OF United States In fantry, js reported fo,
have been defeated In fight with Tndi-
ans In idaho recently. 7T.| b.
The Ku Klux have formally noasfNea
uovsrnor BrownlOw to await tho as6asS
| sination they have In store for him, ana
! assert they are two hundred thous1nd
In Tennessee.
The "New Gospel Of Peace" has this;
Anusion to Seymour: 5a stE s5
And now Of tho Pahdees he w.
called Seymour, because he could ~
living" . Id
Herby pulled his sisters hair while
saying hts prayers. without moving
her head, she paused and said: "Pleaee
Lord, excuse me while kick Herby.',
We fear that grown up children some
tlnes pray with the same spirit. Il
The rebel pirate Scmmes has been
making speech III support Of SoynOur
aud Blair. We wonder il he expecte. IN
case they should be elected, to be aD-
pointed Minister to England. Ha
would just be tho man to settle the
alabama claims.
1t having transpired that Mr.. Brack.
EFT, the sculptor h at work on the buse !,
OF Anna Dickinson, q wicked contempo.
rary says that gentle Anna ought not
ties. ~,
An old soldier who has lost an arm
says: Il am waiting to see II the people
OF this country arc going to elect Horn-
ito Seymour, and II they do will swear
that l lost my arm In threshing ma
try" ~
Rebel manifestations are beco,nihs
more bold and defiant, throughout the
south, since the action of the Democrat-
lc National Convention. The Southern
democracy openly declare their purpoee
OF resisting the iaws-"a armed'f resistr
ance being distinctly threatened.
Lord Stanley announces that the Rrit.
ism Government will accept the Amer.
lean Interpretation or the NATURALIZATION
question, which absolves former subieete
OF Great Britain who have, or NAV. be.
come haturalized citizens Of the United
ity. 1'''o'
The financial plank Of the Democratic
platform Is like those signs that read
one tning as you approach 1t from one
direction and another AS you look nc it
from the opposite side, while II YOU
stand directly In front, all Is con fusion.
From the stand point Of Cincinnati. it
says "Greenbacks - to New YORK it
says Gold - while the country eener-
ally can make nothi ing of 1t.
The Cincinnati C0nanaerciai says: IA
Of over forty years standing
N indianapolis, remarked, the other
lay. The nominations at New York
ire the most popular ever made in this
country Upon being asked his rea-
'ons, he replied: Because those nomi-.
nations please all the Republicans and :
nearly half IT, Q Democratic 8
Platforms amount to little: electiona
urn upon the candidates. is a bit az
ruth stumbled upon by the New York
fer0ta. Whatever the Democratic
'latform may say, it is its candidates by
Vhom 1t must stand or fall. As dishon-
st and impolitic declarations upon the
nances are oyerb0rne by the nomina.
lon OF so sound financier ns SeymOur. aa
0 DO mealy-mouthed declarations uDor,
uestions connected with reconstruc.
ION gather wicked Significance from
nc revolutionary manifesto Of HAIR
tribune.
A STANDING ARMY OF REBEIS rN
'uR MIDsT.-The troop of KuKlux, a
ne peculiar uniforms which appeared
pom our street on Saturday night, is
lost significant when taken in connec-
on with the declarations of Genersi
Ike, at the Democratic Club. II
'sures us definitely that we have IN
lr midst standing rebel army Orra-
lied and ready to take tho field. Thfs
undred of uniformed soldiery, not oulv u.
! known to, but in deadly enmity with
lawful authority, threatens our peaOe
I'd liberties. 1t becomes the law w-abid-
g men OF tennessee to organize and Dc
m Observation-Disclosures Post. I T1ua
The Rerolution, Mrs. Cady Stanton,ss
per tells this discouraging BIT Of
WS: sT~~fFAfrt
Al the last lecture given by Annass ..s Ill
cknson at Steinway Hall-a pjaos aST
;asion where one would looE to dn6
most intellectual people In the com- il
my Kept my ears open IA ~
~ passage out, 90 that might ldSS
some degree the state Of public rSlSs
the vital question placed bel6ra
IN. me could scarcely credit my own
men (the only ones / heard. too, ~ss ssY
,ut Miss Anna Dickinson,s-sIes.
1s! Ny reflections on the un,6iW
rk Of reformers wers not plsasspE