The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-11-11

| hIoW them the luxury OF DONG
goad action in secre,.
| Revivals commence in all th
churches next week. All denomins
tions will engas- in them, from N
most orthodox Presbyterian to tn
most liberal Unitarian. The bes
people have united 10 elevate III
STANDARD of morality, and to d
something toward lifting the grea
city out Of the selfish. money max
ing. monev-getting spirit that has fo
81 long crowded out everything else
1t is time.
;The meetings at the Rink have pee
crowded 'he sam. way every da
sinc- Sunday, and there is no sign
# Abateness. From 10 1000 10 20,
600 people are unable to oh ain al
nittance, and go away from escl
meeting. The churches in the nei1i
borhood take the overflow, and III,
two evsnp elists 90 IL them for brie
peri d each dav. |, is wonderful
work they are doing, and they ar,
doing it in wonderful way.
POLITICS
Were neve, so mixed as IN New
York aud Brooklyn al this time. i
is the people vs.. Ring, and very
vigorous fight is being waged. IL
New York the Democracy are split in
tot~ factions, Tammany and anti
Tammany, and the Republicans o.
the city are acting with the anti.
Tammxnv wing. john Morrisey has
reconsidered his determination not to
take part in the fight, and is in it
with his coat off, as candidate for
Senator. II is hum'liating for de-
cent man to be compelled to vote for
such man as Moriisey, but that is
what the Republicans Of shat district
are going to do. As bad as he is he
is better man than Fox, bis oppo-
nen'. Fox is the sworn henchman Of
Kelly, the head OF Tammany, and
Tammany owns and controls every
thief, political and otherwise, in New
York Tammany is the name for
everything that is bad and vile in pol
itics, Tammanv is the shibboleth OF
tn. pluni-rers and thieves who have
ridden New York for so many wears,
and the decent men Of the city are
willing to back any man or thing that
can help to break i,s power. Morri-
sey is gambler aud adven,urer, but
he is opposed to Tammanv, and Re-
hnpelrssly in the minority
alone, are willing to vote tor him 10
assist in breaking the terrible power
that is eating out the heart Of the
city. Murrisry will help to elect
Hacketr and Phelps, whom Tammany
has sworn TO destroy, and that is
what thev want. But, as should
vote for Morrisey wee in that dis
trict. | am happy that live else
where. To bea, T"mmany l would
vote for John Morrsey, but should
keep it secret from my children.
IN BROOKLYN.
The fight is even warmer than in New
York, for Brooklyn has y worse ring
il any diff renee. A. lrisl,man named
and controls Brook
lvn, as pnt RELY as Tweed did New
York FIVE wears ago. He is the head
centre of the Democracy IN that city,
and has Of course amassed An i'm
mense fortune from the plunder Of
the iaxpa, ers. He dict ares the nom
elects the ticket nomins
ted and ,hen control, every appoint
ment, and thr ugh them every dollar
Of expenditure. But s. Boss" Nc
Laushln is & ing through his sea Of
He became SO dictatoral
ha, the Democratic leaders are OPP
posing him, and i, is possible that he
r t, rm movement NAV be strong
to swamp hlm. The Repub
Iicams have nominated an excellent
Ilcke,, and thousands OF honest Dem
Dcrats will vote inr it. Gen. 81 cum,
member OF Congress from
the Brooklyn distric, for two terms,
is on the ump for the Reform tick
e., and he pu's in the most dana.
ging blows. 1t is shown that for
four years Mclaughlin has had Also
ute control of the city-that he
owned every of trust and profit :
hat not an appointment could be
made, or dollar spent without hi
Gen. Slocum was placed by the
Mayor on the Wa'er Board, on the
demand uf citizens. NJ L,ughlin
wanted friend Of his in tha, place,
BAT the Mayor refns, i to change the
appointment. TIE Boss met Gen. s
ia The ante room of the Board OF Al
ierman, who have the power 10 con
firm or reject the Mayors appoint.
nent, and taking on, his watch said,
: will give YOU just twenty min
n,es 20 withdraw your name. OF
,ou,se, Slocum refused to withdraw
vonr name," and of course it was re-
ected, and tool of the iing sent
n, IN its place.
Mclaughlin made speech in an
,wer to Gen Slocum the other night
IN hich he complained bitterly of
MS (Slocum's) ingra'itude in oppo-
ing. g Why" said Mclaughlin,
!. when Gen. Slocum was candidate
or Congress, he came 10 me one day
aud said that he could not he elected
unless Republican meeting, annonn-
ced for that evening, could be brok-
en- up. l sent three hundred men
and broke up :he meeting at a cost Of
1900, and he has never paid il back
to me-" Think If being under The
control Of man who can stand up in
a public assemblage and make such
a statement without y blush. But of
such is The Democracy Of New York
and Brooklyn.
DEATH AND TUE DEMI MONDE.
That irregular living can only end
badly was again iliust' atrl in this
city this week. Oh aries Revere,
wealthy meat dealer has been in love
for years whh woman Of no char
acter. named Anna Styles. He was
absolutely Infatuated with her, and
spent vas, sums of money upon nsr.
The path he 10 X was very Straight
aud not yer, long one. Drlnk fn'.
lowed his o. her fashion, then neglect