The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-03-19

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and 1sfornssv. I wisA / esuld sposs
noes, fbe q svse thee was 3 ssime 1Aea
peo1e aa4 pe1veee poglly Des6od 6oost-
e1no . esnsA nopokaiklnIsn onl ~
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: I'm, ID Sss.Ss.ks = Isasss a.
payin sxpsaesA Bat soeA . ~ 90
s''''s = ''1s = n. ~, xseo
That noble patriot, John Mosriaey,
wrote me thuE
I bid yss Cd spesd q yeor poA,s
oneespsfea. The tine hes oo0e ~ .
vjGgefooe var ag1n the Oo9rupshou
that 2 sappdn The esao1asheae ~
A0seiklo n6essy. enn'e eeo1 yeo
eny mees, fos I hev heA . teesible run
~ luck &C tWo ~ ny 1hso hanks, ood
the sspeeeeas hn1 % ~ ae she laot
eleckaAun dfefnsd ne, b9s ] hev bed
700 appointed % N ollls under sAe
0Assi1 ~. Moo Yeek, 60 viii ~ it
Arranged thas yoor saloyy shel - seoe
700. w C0uT0o yoO VIII hev % -
here On e1scksAsn days % vuso 10 sosh
pcecineks @ aro ea1l4ned yoo. May
y0ox ef5oru q hrinein our coontry up
10 itD 1oEnef seo1As0 ~ vjrohGo Is
crowned With suoeeu. Hopoeully.
JoHN NonnisY.
Boss Tweed wrote O follows:
I writs in bssls. Dus oppssssA ex
I an b. csoosl psssskassn I mis- .
lively lntsrs0s II evosything that
looks % purity u olllahsl 0atssSs. In
my lonely oil On Bloekwelvs Islaad
do gFoan fDf my country. I hsv d.
ssoes1 ny 90 HlcAosd D soud yeo
80 - I'D yeor papss jsse @ sooa -
he Hin collect it hon the ongratslui
cOntsaeton who seloosed % divide
with me Wheo I got iue0 trouble, on
controeks wish I give en- wAeo I waG
u power. But % On ID yooe good
vork. Trooly. w. =. TwExD.
The letter l wrote TO Harry Genet
wax answered BY . friend Nv hid, who
remarked that Mr.. Genet was sbroad
for his health, but that be sAood for
red Il to him, and that Mr.. G. wood
doubtless contribbit, e. he wux, ez
he allus he'd bin, staunch friend nv
Reform.
From the south the respcnsis we're
encoursgin, tho not profitable.
From every one Nv the glorious
soljers NV the Confedency come
words NV cheer. They bid me 70 on
and deal heavy blows sgin the mon
ster Radicalism, and in support not
only NV Reform, but nv our common
country. Four yecrs more nv Rsdi-
Gle rool wood be sufishent, they wuz
every one Nv them convinst, 70 des-
troy the Government bequeathed US
by our fathers, and wich he'd bin
made scored by their blood.
Aleck Stephens wrote me . letter
approvin NV the design NV the paper
that kivered sixty eight pages of
foolscap, but he didn't enclose . dol
lar, wich wux lame and impotient
conclooshen.
One man from Alabama insisted
that the motto nv the moo paper
shood be, ssOfis in rite hands and pu-
rity in ofls.' The ol1sis, be went
On to remark, Good never BE- 10 rite
hands 30 long ez disgussin niggcr
wux Postmaster id Nspoleonville, .
place ~ich he wunst okkepied under
johnson. He believed in nonparti-
zanism, and the President ought 10
reassure the people by showin em
that he wuz not infooenced by parti-
xan feelings. Let the President re-
move his appintees and put Dino
Gratis in their places. When Ne VIZ
removed and that nigger wuz put in
his place, he, fos the 6sst tims in his
life, despaircd nv the Republic.
! Wux ast0nislaed q the number Nv
responses got from Repubiikins. -
They cum in By the bushsl Every
one Nv them he'd lost faith in Re-
pubikin form Nv Government-every
one NV EN- believed that the Govern
ment he'd fallen into bad hands, AMI
consekcntly they despared nv the
Republic. One pekooliasity Nv this
despare wuz, they al specified the
date at wich they commenced dos-
parin, ez for instance:
aOn the 18th Nv July, 1873, I felt
that al wuz gone"
Or this:
@On the 22d NV August, 1872, l
felt that the sun NV RepubGkinism
had set forever, onless change Good
be made"
/ wuz to some pains to .scestane
why things went to rooin on them
pertikeler days, and I found that it
wuz Jooly Is, 1873, that the FIRST he'd
been detected for renomenashin to
Congress, and that ON the 22d Nv Au-
gust, 1872, the second he'd bin remov-
ed from . Collectership, and the others
wuz in the same state of health with
out excepshin. But it don't do to
inquire too pertikerlery. They be-
leevo the Government is in haa
hands and that 10 enuf for me. These
all of this class, demand
reform, but they didn't inclose any
material aid. How do they spose
the battle agin . corrupt Adminish-
lration is to be fought, ef they don't
furnish ammunishenl
! got in in donashcns land loans,
which is the same thing( about 1900.
The paper will be ishood next week.
! hev paid Bascom $40, and Deekin
Pogram t25, On akkoant, wich hez
encouraged them.
Things look brighter for me. May
my sky continyoo unclouded.
PETROLEUM v. NAsBY.
Editor Gross Roads Refosnaer.
- Toledo Blade.
The Rev. Mr.. Hammond, the revi-
valist, has been telling the story Of
David Mattoon, the Rochester Gam
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