The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-03-21


There 10 may" In you. y right
that seems To the t. be III unlbtIui I'M
port. II IL libel on iorelKners when
r. says that nearly 81! our troubles
and snObs have l,een led ON ny men :"
foreign birth. One very serious trnu
hle Ut recent date vas our clvii war.
Was that lei on BY men oi foreign
sirth? Was jeff Davis anu his heiish
adherents Of foreign birth l think
not took notice Ut tho time tnat
thousands of thGse foreign cusses
fought, bisd aud died while upholdiny
the stars and stripes, aud to pull down
the stars and bars. | presume Il. was
very mute about being cursed BY them
then. With regard to city MODS.
American citizens In almost every csse
were 1T The bottom Of u II WAS they
that concocted the plans, aud IN u
,l,~t every case b0ssei the lOO and
the man H nen that plan riot Aid
take tile Lead are more To blame than
their fOliuwern, and are they NOT re-
CARRIED 30 In the eyes Ot the law
The public lands seem IL stick very
hard Ia Ms. gizxar,i. | would not 10
surprised Ii tile butt Of his wrath ID
against sssne one who WAS 80 uMtOriu
nate - 20 tirst imilale the mir outside VI
Uncle Sa,ll,ei's Jurisdiction, but
through Industry had managed 70 gel
stamps enough 10 pay for 80 or l6O
acres OF lsnu-such things have lisp
pened-that Rs. eyes were ike
A,lAles' VI old. II may not b. % III
his case, but IL happens 30 ID great
many Cases. / consider that every
man thM comes 10 this country Auu
brings M able b,,dy aud willing min0
IL i b.eseatlx To II whether "suf1iclent'
In RS. opinion or not. To 0verOAl
lance the evils I presume Il has M
objection to millions Of foreign capital
coming to this country, to be invested
| IN pui,ic improvements fur the bene.
tit uf tile country, but lie 10 very un.
willing that the frie ids and acIuaint
ances Of th.se capitalists should follow.
To reap some Of the advantages
arising from ,l,e outlay Ut their friends
money. II Ills true freud Of his
country, / suppose lie WIS very willing
Europeans should buy our bonds, 80
tnA We ,nlSnt not Tee ,ins bankrupt.
butWheu the bonds are exported aud
the money clenched, HI. reasoning
would lead One to conclude that the
s.Oner y bio kale was instituted
against all immigrants, the better u
Wound bo To his liking. II might bs
he would be willing To INIT few of
! tie upper teiIs-it might be for the
suke Of company.
That semi annual tarrf r seems to
weigh heavy Oh RS. mind. There Is
no annual celebration Of ANY kings
birth, accession Or death c0in.nenora
ted In this country that | know OF.
Mr.. II. ought IL DO willing to accord to
others what they do to HIM. Amer
cAns nave the privilege Of celebrating
the Fourth OF July In all civilized
countries. aud are protected by the
authorities III 81 doing, therefore he
ought To be willing that Others b.
treated in like manner. 1t may be
that the last twelfth Of July, In New
York, is yet vivid In h mind that
may seem To him " very useless
/ demonstration, but, II | avn not very
much mistaken. II. himself IL at this
very day. An1 even nj this distance
from where the scene TRANSFERRED, reap
ing advantages that he holds dear !;
and II the decision had been different,
IL might not be IA we'll with Il. or the
to-day US II Is. Ii Mr.. II has 80 little
faith IN Divine revelation, and Is
among the few fearful souls that are
quaki,g in their b,ots aud ready tn
Jump out Of them ut any moment,
lest the admirers Of ST Patrick shall
Overrun this country and get the gov
eminent Into their O@n ha.ids; II he
| Ii firmly In the belief that such things
will take place, aud his nightly STUN
bers are disturbed thereby, all / have
to say IL may the Lord have mercy Ot,
his ignorant soul As II. seems to
have bixoted priests aud popes upper
most In his mind. IL may t,e that he
aims at their adherents more par,icu-
uiariy II NO, why don't he open his
purt holes, run out his R,,dinan's and
| train them Oh the special objects Of his
wrath aud demolish them 1t one
broa,iside from guns Of such calAbre NJ
he uses Mr.. Il. ought to bear In
mind that all immigrants are not sub
sciibers to st. Pxtrick's faith In
reading your editorial aud RS. com
municYiiOn one would I've led to be-
ii-ve that those that are oppressed can.
not appreciate or know anything
sb2Hk 1aAs eANslBpaes ~ Moertys by
ning George la 10, me would be led
to conclude that the Colonies wert
somewhat oppressed. How did they
feel aud act when they gained their
independence? l tell you, Mr.. Post
that man that never knows whA,
hunger l., cannot tell how good ftn,d
reiisiles, like the man that has suffered
the panys Of craving hunger.
Again. ever since the 2lst Of De.
cemter 1920, immigrants have been
coming with tut few interruptions
Now I would ask whether from t1at
date till now, have the i'm Migrants
been mope oppressed, ignorant aud
vicious than those that are coming IL
this country ut present, or that will
continue TO come?
Sir, immigration las been one of the
greatest means Of making the coun-
try what IL IL. All the ancestors oil
our great men were immigrants. H
who now holds he chief office In the
nation traces his RenexlOgy back tn \
part Of Il e world where the people did
not wear paints or hreeches, or speak
English; aud the immortal Jackson
progenitors hailed from the land Of
butierini,k aud POTATOES. so il seeiI~
that all the offspring Of immigrants
do not prove tdr-r :" the land Of
their adoption But, Mr. Post. there
are immigrants who came here who
enjoyed about ~ much freesiom la
their native land ~ they do here.
suppose. had you the chance, you
would put i'm y question here that
would be clincher; II that be the
case what brought them here? But
will save you the trouble. and here
give you the reason. The same thing
brought them that b ought sou and
me, aud that was to better our condi-
ton financially. cannot see nor
conceive where the Post saw these
Dead weights retartiing the Car Of
progress | have looked around the
train and am unable To perceive those
ponderous drawbacks that we read OF.
In conclusion. your theory, put IN
practice, would be the greatest shock
a. philanthropy that 1t ever received.
II would give the lie tn the de lara
tons and intentions Of our Hrefath !.
ers !; II would I've In contradiction to
the laws OF nature. aud an effort to
thwart the benevolent purposes of y
wise Creator. SANDY.
A good Joke II told on MI Elntra
place was having y donation party the
other evening, when Mr.. -, am.