The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-27
Northern Echoes.

stitntiop and human nature as our Con-
gress, commits, tile British people would
smash the Parliament and hang peers
and comuroners in Hyde Park.
Blood is thicker than water. Race
stands by race, all except Rump Con-
gressmcn. They stand by the negroes
whom they stir up to rebellion.
The new rebellion will array the peo-
pie of the United States against two
hundred thousand negroes and two
hundred white negroes in Congress-
God save the Radical rebels ifthey bring
on more war, fer the people wont save
them.
In case Of new rebellion. Jefferson
Davis will nave a chance to 20 bail for
his bondsman, who's paper now stirs up
war.-[N. y. World.
"The bold and stirring letter of Frank
B!ai" in favor of that counter revolu
ton for which the people everywhere
are signing and through which alone
there i hope of escape from military
deSpGtisiu and barbarous mongrelisrf,
touched the popular heart: aud as the
representatives of these counter revolt
ton Try principles, he received the
unaniomus Endorsement Of the convcn-
ton Columbus Crisis.
"Nr. Seymour, in constructing his
Cabinet. we doubt not, will generous
ly recognize the fact that the first
piace in it 8 dae to Mr. Nallandigham.
His appointment rs secretary Of State
would be extremely popular in the
West and South, and would be hailed
with enthusiasm by positive Democrats
all over the country. 1t would be no
objection to his selection that this would
in { nj tXsA
one State. This has been done before:
and even now New York has two repre-
3, -''tative5 in the Cabinet. Hendricks,
or ,au. "a. will be brushed aside, and if
either O, the statesmen Of Ohio is to he
ignored, it NUT y" Pendeton, and not
Vallandigham. me" York World.
AT Je,r,,rson, Texas, has JET been
issued the first lumber of a paper ca. 'ea
the Jltal. ku kluc. Look out for dead
niggers.
"When rogue like Thad. Stevens,
for instance, arrives at Il ripe old az, T
wouldn't it be proper TO puck him off
with IA pistol shot?
1T devolves on oar Democratic Jour
nails and speakers to Warm the people .
against the Satanic white niger mobs
known rs Christian associations, aid .
societies. mission clubs, &c. Democrats
avoid them as you would the nlasue.n-
La Crosse Democrat.
On the third of November next, the
American people will endeavor to re-
store those states to their constitutional
rights. Should this by a possibility .
fIil, the white population of those +.
States may succeed in placing them
selves III possession of their Govern
ments; otherwise. rs SIRE as the Ana,o
'stron btood rms IN the aci,,s Of Southern
'"c", there 'cW be On u,heaea Of ciru
r1f, and then, should Congress sustain
the blacks, ashes will cover the ruins of /
the whole Republic. -[Gcn. I. Ewings,
Jf.
Democrats. get rid Of Radicals, bv not |
buying or selling, narrowing or lending, /
tfaii"Eiag 1F trading with them-at- /
;eni - yo1lr own churches, patronize |
your own men, atpftsc M1Hi osa: do not i
tek their m,,ies d,tnE snatNr from, your /
,,o51ds!-[ Henry Clay Dean.
General Blair ~ ti4c head of the mi. |
litia viii be I. raase!s Gr General Grant |
az the lead i tiia regular army. "-[Gen +
/. E.in., yr.
Oar readers will piclzp rem ember that
for our long aud persistent advocacy of /
the glorious doctrine which Gen. Blair
in this letter, we have been
abused and decsied by 50 called .Demo-
ocrats,' Devil save tile mark!l as a
,iteVolutinnist" and "hair-Lrained |
lanatic."
TRUTH WILL PREVAIL
For his fearless assertion ofthe princi-
pies, Tor which the Piadtc0tor has been
,lmist universally viliiied, GENERAL
''LAIRis now the nominee Of the DEM
'cratic party, for the second Office i'm the
yiit Of the nation.LSt Joe Nindica-
.or.
Official dispatches have been receiyal