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

the rep5} iatipS and revolutionary ideas
of tie Nv Y0fK Convention. sDisnon1
esty INTERPRETATION find no approval III
the popular heart.
Bat two weeks now remain for work.
In this time let there be no relaxation
of the earnestness and spirit which have
anerrs ded tl.p .ksn,.lican -fnnks from
the inception ofthe campaign. The as
surance Of success is apt to beSet apha-
thy aud Indifference. Cur greatest ad-
yersasy In the certainty Of. our over
vhelming triumph. But we must re-
member that we are hghttng, not SIM
ply for success. but for the greusese pos
!, siJle success. The moral effect OF OUT
victory will he. in exact proportion of
our majority. Let us not be. content
with q dawn battle or partial success,
but put the enemy to utter rout and
drive him'frbms the field of battle. Now.
il tile time to decide, forever. the ques-
ton of National honor aud the suprem-
acy Of the National Government. Now
is the time to show that neither tue, illR-
jority of the people. nor = respectable
! fraction OF the people, ,sympathiZe with
the men who would repudiate the SOW
ereign laws OF tie land and tamper with
the pliyhted faish of this great Nation.
| ASH Isl and '64lwe were called upon to
choose between Union and Disunion, SO
/ in '6S we are to decide between Peace
and Revolution, as enumerated by the
chosen leaders Of tire two great parties.-
Fortunately 1oraus these ideas have
| nearly the same Representatives now as
as then. Tie loyal hearts Of the co,ln-
| try are following the same leaders; this
| revolutionary party is under the same
guidance, recognize the same master
spirits. nd ,s..i..t....; "A -. :.
cheering assurances. iowa will redeem
tho pledge OF her delegation to the rep.
lresentatives of the party, in the May
EConyention. Shall We not Increase 1t :!
/ Is 1t not worth our while to aspire to
! the honor Of being the banner State III
this great contest? A little more work; q
tslighte effort on the part of every Repub'
! liean. q little persuasion with the doubt
full and wavering, and we may place
| ourselves by the side Of Vermont; the
i"star of whose Republicanism never
| sets.n ssf1 s..s ...t.stsa,ss. s..-,s ...
/ Let there be no wavering upon the
, suffrage amendment. 1t Is to be hoped
that not single Republican will he
i against its ador.ia... II. is CT :'ita!! IL.
/ portance to the party in this State thai
the m easure be carried. Remember the
IL q
nal principal of our political faith thai
4 the '.rights of the, ballot, the protection
Of the Law and equal justice should i,
given to all men, Irrespective Of color,
race OF religion" Thus q defeat of the
! suffrage amendments is,a defeat Of tho
1 acknowledged principles of the party
and leaves the result partial triumph
/ Give your influence and your vote in
favor Of making the success Of your tick,
| etcomplete. Let our State, AS it now
has the opportunity, be the first to de-
/ clare, by the vote of the people, that up
on her soil there shalt be no east, or ex.
elusive privileges. Let us strike frarr
| our statute book the last evidence of OIL
4 subsection to the slave power, and gath.
i err the first fruits of our victories in the
ED. -'''1s' '5'.+. g ss
The 9th of the present months the
last day for registration. See that severy
3 Republican vote is registered. Guard
against fraudulent voting. Vote early,
aud devote the remainder of the day te
the work of bringing to the polls, those
who. from indifference or inability,
would stay away.s,tGive the day to Your
country. Seek ont every one within
the sphere ofyour Influence, and Sc. Il
it that he votes, and roles the rhott
ticket. sa#a @.ssfrgs.szI-.~ dumb
If every Republican will do his duty
We will establish an impartial cons.itu-
ton. and give fifty thousand majority
for Grant, Colfax, and Peace. d..
. aHt +. MELESGY, b.
Chairman Republican State Con-.