The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25
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thus reports under date d X3d inst
s'Ihe Iowa State Convention q Sore
heads 10 in session q the QPesa HOUSE,
and 10 in al respects The worst hxxle
that ever wrecked the bopes Of poht-
ical schemcrs and desagogues. One
hundred and nine persons, men and
boys, are in attendance, and not forty
Of these are ;lenti66d with the sore-
head novp.neat. ]. b. Grinnen, the
chiefblp~erof the inoculatod in Iowa,
i he. He told M yesterday that l
vs0A - N outpoufiag tosdays Ne
I'D visited thirty coaat;es, md knew
@what was what" He has proven .
falss prophet, despite his supeshuman
e9ort 70 hpastsr UP The moveuent. He
ssnt for Grats Bcown, and that agitar
tor j. here Sighting for the Presidency
on IN exceedingly small scale. 81
The conventioa vas called 70 ordsE
BY Fits Henry Warren, who nomins.
ted D. C. Cloud, Of Masctine for
temporary Chairman. M. Cloud made
. speech upon taking the chair. a..
claring that We NEST hers . Rspub.
licans,, whsrsat ths Democratic dals,
ga&ina looked displsassd. He spokl
Of the movemsut-cuye In Missouri, and
r. Gratis Brown applasdsd. He alln'
ded 70 the MANTLE movement n
Iowa, saying that . few Of ~ com.
msnssd with fsa5 and trembling, buI
now the movement ha assumsd pro.
PORTIONS will soop carry dismay to tn
eaanies., To empky seats erinned
sardouically. and Mr.. Cloud subsidsd
The Iowa Liberal Republican move
msnt Is under Cloud In more thar
one ssnse."
The counties claimed to b. reprseent,
I'd were: Lee, De Molnss, Loaisa
Polk. Muscatins. Cedar, Scott, Clin
ton, Dubuque, Jones, Jasper. Powe
shiek, Warrington, Jefferson, Wapel
10, Floyd. Clayton, Henry and Boon,
10 counties out Of ono hundred
Muscatins had the largest outsids dele
cation, fifteen men, Polk had eigh
and Dubuque four, while several hal
but ons each.
Gen. Warrsp was made permanen
President. with numerous Vice Prest
dents.
The proper committee reported th,
names Of nearly two hundred gentle
men - delegates to the Cincinnat
Convention.
A delegate incautiously dropped ,
bombahsll into the convention whs,
speaking upon the question Of wheth
Or one hundred or two hundred shoult
be rent to Cincinnati. by doubling |
one hundred could be found IN til,
State whom II would b safe TO depsns
upon. Mr.. Grinnell said that he knew
ave hundred.
The following platform was reportet
and adopesd-ths anu.G Grant plank
being the only one that 10 sufficiently
pronounced to mean anything in par.
ticulas:
We, the RspsblIeans or Iowa, b
lieviag that tho present admiaiagrar
tioa and the o6lce- holden throughou
the country have aseumed unconstitu-
tionAl authority, and are endoovorina
10 subvest the Republican party q
their own personal interests, and thu
retention OF thsmsefves, their relatives
and personal friends In odJlce. end
make tho beot intoeeaes Of the oountsy
secondary sod slaheervisnt 70 pasty
and believing that the people Of TIL
country ayv on the ove d demaudin1
40 honest govesnmene," ard synps-
thising with he Isibernl movemoul
throg4hoat the country for reform
That - aFs oppossd U ~ - DSm.
iseiisa q U. 8. dnst to ~ PRESIDED
" and viii on no ACo0unt give him
ID oar cordial support.
That We will support any one Of thu
many ablo and good mon Of the party
for the first paaes In the gift OF tn
people. nominated upon platform o.
honesty, economy, univerSal amnesty
genuine reform aud the one tern
principle for the Presidency.
The manager were 20 thoroughly
Discouraged and disgustsd that the,
went home without attempting tn
gloriAcstion meeting which they hal
sdvsssissd for the evening.