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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-16
R~..h,Ic.n ss.ae Piafrorn.

GAdops1d IN State Convention. d. Des Moines,
June SEh. 1875.
We. the Representatives Of the Republican
PARTS q. the State OF Iowa, in convention as
semeled, do saops the following platform
and principles.
Res1rsd. That ne declare il q cardinal
priaciple q the Republican faith that the
republic lie q nation, one and indissoluhle,
within which the constitutional rights Of
the people 10 local self government must
be faithfully maintained.
2 We favor the early attainment OF cur
rency convertible with coin, and therefore
advocate the gradual resumption Of specie
payments By continuous and steady steps in
thst direction.
s. That we are in favor of tariff for q
revenue so adjusted az to encourage home
industry.
4. That the earnest efforts Of the govern
ment to collect the revenue and prevent and
punish frauds have our unqualified approval.
5. That we are opposed to further grants
OF lands TO railway or other corporations, but
We demand . reservation Of public domain
for settlement under the homestead laws,
and for other bona-fde settlers.
q. That We demand such q revision Of the
patent laws as viii relieve industry from
the oppression OF monopolies in their admin
istration.
Z. That we cordially approve the policy
OF the present administration In the settle
ment Of the difficulties between ourselves
and other nations by arbitration instead Of
appealing to arms.
5. That the Republican party OF Iowa Is
opposed TO third term In the Presidency.
.. That We demand that all railway and
other corporations snail be held in fair and
inst subsection to the law-making power.
TO- That We stand by free education, our
public schools system, the taxation of all for
ns support, ard no division c. the sehoo.
fund.
IL. That our National and State admins
tration Of public affairs have our hearty ap'
proval.
T. That we cordially invite all who are
opposed to the restoration of the Democra
ic party to forget all political differences
and unite with the Republican party in
maintaining the cause Of true reform.
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personal EXPLANATION.
Mr. Maley COrrecls an Alleged
Mtsstatement or Fact.
STASwooD, Iowa.
Sept. 9th. 1875.

Ed. ADyERTIsER:--I respectfully ask
you to give me room for the following
statement, which | feel compelled to
make: On last Saturday my friends un,
successfully presented my name to the
convention as a candidate for Represen,
tative. Or course this in itself was all
right, bat then if my defeat was broa ght
about by misrepresentation, and false
! statements tn en- this would not be right.
Now | discovered by certain indications
/ that day, that something was being
I done IN this direction. | went to Mr.,
Alex. Motif, and asked what was wrong,
a. had reasons TO believe that he was
connected in the business OF giving cred.
il 20 something detrimental and iniuri.
Gus TO me He replied that had two
years ago entered into pledge as
delegate 10 county convention, If |
should be elected, to cast my vote for
John Shearer for Sheriff aud T. c. Nc
Cleliand for Treasurer, and afterwards
sold out TO ring opposed TO those men.
On my emphatic denial of the charge,
and statement OF the facts OF the case.
Mr.. MOfti; stated that his information
was good and In;imated that he should
believe the charge which he made, to be
true, notwithstanding | referred him TO
men there and then IN town, by whom
he could End out what was true in re
gard To my statement and his Infarma.
III ua.A liz :
examine into the matter, and that too.as
| understand i; in very insulting man
ner Now have reason TO believe from
NJ Mot!it'. conduct and statements that
he was instrumental in circulating. as
well - in giving credit to the charge
above stated, which / told him yas ut
terry false, and without foundation, and
which ! here say il base Islander
against me. ! should have let thi,
whole affair alone had II come firm An
irresponsible person, and am sorry to
to be thus compelled to defend myself,
but a NJ Motif ia placed In rcspensi-
bic position thereby having a capabilty
10 do injury by charges that are not
true, and the s5Ove named charges OF
Mr. Motif being as / said, utterly false
after due consideration, ! came TO the
conclusion that justice TO myself require
that should thus publicly say SO, ard
make the statement have made. on
ly wish to say further, | hold that
pledge when made Is sacred and not to
be violated In any case without very
cool reasons, and with an agreement By
the parties concerned; and Mr. Motif, or
any body else who undertakes to make
such charge against me, viz: Of VIC
lating a pledge, is simply counting
without his host"
Sorry to be SO lengthy but ree no help
for IT, Yours Truly,
". e Macy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-16
Aqua NiracOlOsO:

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prebararion,n for beaalifying and pre-
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Don Manuel Aoosta, An emminent chem
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large auantiiies % the elite Of that city,
Madrid. Havana and elsewhere, as an In
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of the complexion and certain preventa-
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ish Roysl Mail Steamships, Don Manuel
was oyertaken BY severe sickness, and
his life for days despaired of, but ulti-
ma;eIy, he rallied and recovered. and as
an acknowledgment of his appreciation
of DIR. Campbell's services, (Dr. G. being
| a, that time Medical officer on board the
Steamship he presented the Doctor
with the formula from which he Drepar.
ed his famous Aqua Miracoioso," lMi
/ raculous Wa,erl So m4ny lady patients
for whom Dr. {. has prepared an occa-
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/ its merits. he has determined for the fa-
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/ II is not paint on Enamel" but a
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-16

OF the ca,4se of Mr.. Carrolrs failure
to be nominated, and also of the fact
that il this sort of thing is to be
encouraged we might just 8
well :, once 10 a~ay with the iarce
Of nominating Conventioas.
We wish - quarrel With no mans
nght--nay, duty--so vote conseien-
tiously, and to therefore withhold
his vote from any candidate whom
he honestly believes to be dishonest
or inconpetent whether nominated
by the political party to which the
voter belongs or not. Such course
Is that is right, aud is defensible
alike upon considerations of public
or party good. Bat while this is
true, il is also true tha. to turn
against the regularly nominated can
didates with 90 rea<oa OF the kind
indicated, but merely because Of
personal feeling growing out Of the
failure Uf some other man TO get the
nomination in question, is utterly in
defensible and viii ii INDUCED in
lead any party to oertain disintegra-
ton and defeat.
Two years ago the Republican
convention of Cedar county, without
any grave fault having been either
publicly or privately alleged against
the administration of T. c. McCiel-
land, then serving his FIRST term As
county Treasurer, refused that gen
sleman the usual denomination and
gave that place on the ticket TO an
other, A, this junc.ure Mr.. MoREAu
CARROLL. who owed his nomination
as Auditor to the very combination
which defeated McClellani, came
forward to say, whenever opportunity
offered, that "Public officers are Only
g servants of the people and should
" be just as willing TO resign posi-
:. ton at the indication of public
twill as they were to assume it.
In this we agreed with him; and,
although we regarded the defeat of
McClelland as unjus, and unwise,
we believed all the nominees of that
convention to be both honest and
competent, and gave them therefore
an impartial support.Iu thus referring
back to this battle of the past we
have no desire to awaken any of the
old heart burning or bad blood. In
deed, We only hope that it is every
where as thoroughly cured and for
gotten as it is with US. But glance
at the past will sometimes assist us
in properly weighing and under
standing the present. And it is to
this end that we earnestly call upon
Cedar county Republicans to take
"calm counsel'-not from us, but
with each other and every man with
his own understanding and good
judgment, first being fully assured
OF the facts in the case.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-16

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-16

Below we append the full vote by
townships in each of the formal bal.
lots taken at the Republican county
convention on the 4th inst, all of the
other candidates being nominated by
reclamation after an informal ballo,
A thoughtful glance at these figures
will at once disprove several stories
which have been set afloat by de-
signing persons regarding the action
of the convention. Look the matter
up and see who voted for who:
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-16

nomination in convention can, We
suppose, be dispensed with. 4:
leas, the convention thought so-in
consideration no doubt OF 4 two-fold
reason. 60: Becaase nomination
would interfere somewhat with the
Independent" dodge, and also be-
cause the convention hesitsted to 50
eagerly pick up candidate Who had
Been dropped by his own party for
cause. But it nevertheless seems to
us that the open, straight forward
course of nominating Mr.. Carroll
would have been quite as honorable
in q convention which desired aud
expected its party to vote for him.
And the evidence of trickery carried
in the very fact that it did not do 50
win probably cause many thinking
Democrats TO scratch the tickle, pro-
videi FIR them.
George Scott, Of Pedee, was nom
mattel FOR Sheriff, and il it is the
George we used TO know when he
did the "Fall in, company d. be is
a RICH, good fellow who deserves to
be beaten only by another just as
good fellow--Arthur Maynard, for
instance.
Mr.. |. T. Roberts is the nominee
fer county Superintendent. We are
unacquainted with him, but presume
he is a gallant man and viii vote for
Miss Frink like every body else. j.
r. Meyers is named for Surveyor. an
Office for which we believe he con-
tended unsnccessfully two years ago
with Mr.. Gates. n. c. Millhouse
would no doub, make good Coro-
ner, bu, in default Of election he can
without any commission sit on the
remains OF the Democratic party in
Iowa, which will be dead enough
after the twelfth day of October.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-16
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

wv CHCs VIC ehihas win ios n Vi eA- |
cept to the above caption being APP
piled to an article upon the political
gathering Of last Saturday. For the
three years last past the same kind
of conventions have loudly and anx-
iousiy declared that they were not |
Democratic. Far from it, hey sxd,
they we're instead LIBERAL or IRE.
FORM or "Anti-monopoly.' Now, in
the absence OF any such declarations
or proclamations, it is fair to assume
that our friends have got over being
ashamed Of the 'sgood old name" and
are going to hang their very own ban
ner on the outer walls in preparation
for the great presidential contest of
next year. which all the world knows
is to be fought between the Demo
cratic and Republican parties. !. is
to this very fact, no doubt, that last
Saturdays convention owes wha ever
of enthusiasm existed, as well as
larger attendance than for several
years. treaty looked like old times.
All the townships in the couaty ex-
cept two Or three were represented,
and several OF the delegations had
regular credentials from primary
meetings. The old "straights,' to
many Of whom sscrow" has been a very
unsavory dish, were out in force and
their smiling countenan:es showed
they appreciated the change of diet,
The nominations passed right
through according to the programme
arranged by the managers. And
while we do not intend to deny tina.
so far as we know the nominees are
reputable gentlemen, We do wish to
say that, individually or collectively,
they have no advantage over those
named by the Republicans except
such as may be gained by standing
upon an old Bourbon Democratic plat.
form, emasculated of its one redeem
ing hard money feature, and further
weakened by rotten license plank.
Mr.. Jacob Geiger, the nominee Of
the Convention for Senator, is a man
who has, and who in our opinion de-
serves, the respect ofthose who know
him. But while willingly granting
this as to his private character
and worth, We find many valid rea-
sons for opposing his election to
legislative Office. The same NAV be
said of Geo. B. McClelland. one of
the nominees for Representative. OF
the other Mr.. ID. b Morrison, We
know but little-but all stand toyeth-
er upon platform of principles
which We do no, think the people Of
Cedar county are prepared to en-
dorse.
The denomination Of Samuel
Wampler for Treasurer, was a mat
ter Of course. Mr.. Wampler's per
sonal popularity has long prompted
the opposition to make of him An almost
annual candidate for some Office, and
he was elected Treasurer two wears
ago by accident as it were. Honest
as Mr.. W. may be, there are many
just as honest men in the Republican
party, and at the same time much
more competent to manage large
financial interests-as Mr.. Wampler's
own business ventures and former oc-
cupation of the Treasures Office
abundantly prove.
For the Office of Auditor no uomi-
nation was made. This was entirely
expected, as it was known to be a
part Of the "Independent ~ candi-
date" programme. If the name is
placed on the ticket and the Saith
full" oil vote IL, the mere form of
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-16

The corn crop this year will be by
far the largest ever grown ia the
United States. The corn and sugar
Of the South are the largest since the
war. The hog crop Of the West
will be in excess of any former year.
Europe will take all we have to spare
which will be great deal. at full
price. Times and business the COM
ing winter promise TO be good.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-16

The storm last Thursday evening
was in many places most terrible
one-gr. a. damage being done both
by wind aud water AT Dubuque,
Burlington aud many oher cities, as
well as over large scope of countr,
the food brought much loss of prop.
erty and some of life, while two yes.
seis were engulfed on Lake Michigan
,hirty-one persons in all being drown
ed
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-16

EDEy's CARBoLIC TRoCdEs. =
4 mpng the various remedies Tor
coughs none enjoy a higher reputation
than Eiey's Carboiic Troches. This
ftct places them above the ordinary
lit of medical preparations. For
coughs, coli-. Asthma, and ~ disin-
f-ctant aud preventive against conta-
gious diseases they are specific. In
valuable to singers and public speak
ers. Sold everywhere. John +. Hen
rs, Curran Il to, Proprietors, s and
COLLEGE Place, New York. 4
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-16

Hon. Henry T. Blow, who died at
Saratoga, las. Saturday, was former
ly a Congressman from Missouri,
previous to that Minister to Brazil.
and at a still caller day Minister to
Venezuela. At the time OF his death
he was one of the Presidential Com.
missioners Of the DISTRICT Of Column
bia. He was aged sixtyAwo.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-16
TAKE CALM COUNSEL,

We published last week an IAN
nouncement, signed by MoRE.U CAR
ROLL, presenting himself,o the voters
of Cedar county as an Independent
candidate" for County Auditor. We
have shown in reference elsewhere to
the proceedings of las. Saturdays
Democratic convention what this sort
OF independence means. 1t means a
partnership with Democrats 10 the
Ito them) laudable undertaking Of de-
feating at least three Of the Republi-
can nominees, and 50 dividing and
weakening the party tina, more gen.
eral defeat may be possible next time.
Republicans, do you consent! Will
you join them in this happy little
scheme:
The situation is something like
this: A. the Republican convention
a week ago large majority of the
delegates voted against the renomi-
nation Of MoREAu CARROLL for
County Auditor and in fayo, Of anoth-
er person. As matter of actual
fact, this action OF the convention
had in it less of combination or'sring''
and was more nearly based upon the
merits OF the business in hand
than isthe case in political conven-
tons one time in twenty 1t was proved
conclusively to all who cared to in
quire into the matter, that Mr.. Car.
roll had admitted himself short wher
called upon TO pay over TO the proper
person money which was in his hand,
by virtue of his Office; and that in
stead of paying over the money
had asked and was granted time, h,
agreeing to make the owner of th'
money good on interest. This may hav,
been only an indiscretion. We hav.
no desire to put the matter harshly
But using, even temporarily, public
money for private purposes is ar
Official fault to which the people o
Cedar county, Of Iowa, and, indeed
people every where, are peculiarly
sensitive. Aud without impugnine
his motives Or intentions in the trans
action, the convention refused
to indorse Mr.. Carroll after the ad
mitted commission Of so grave a mis-
take. Although many other crit.
cisms of his administration had beer
made, that this, and this alone, de.
feated him, no one knows better than
Mr.. Carroll himself, whether he will
admit it or not. And no one knows
better than the Democrats, with
whom Mr.. C.was successfully intrigu-
ing in less than twenty-four hours
for an independent position on
their ticket how quickly and forcibly
they would have been accusing the
Republican party Of corruption" and
reminding us of Rankin, Brandt,
Elliott, et al, if that party had in
dorsed Mr.. Carroll under the circum-
stances.
We make this plain statement of
the case and leave it without further
amplifcation. If called in question
Its truth can be fully supported by
the best of evidence. Mr.. Carroll
appeals his case to the people. The
Democrats, as body, are noted for
voting for any one who is on the
ticket, and in this they have the fur
her objec. OF expecting to work up
favorable to candidates
a whom they have agreaser interest.
republicans, it therefore remains for
gu to decide between the appel
mt and your own representatives. in
assembled. Do it with
I'm consideration and in full view
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-16

Official returns from 2Gi towns in
Maine give Conner 5000 majority
The Democrats have elected - aud
perhaps u Senators. The Repre-
sentatives will be probably II Demo.
Gratis and s Republicans.
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Administrator Notice

Public notice * herebv given that the nm
dersigued has this dav been appointed and
commissioned by the Circuit Court of Cedar
Comfy, n the ~sats. af iI-rt. Exc cutriN II
Jose pm r. Aansdali sleeesss-sl: ana ali per-
sreby notified TO Tile them with the clerk
said Court. clear 81 and dtty sworn
to. aud within leg 3Ea Brep1s CORY ia
their being allowed pr provid II. aud rcr-
sons owing "a estate are requested to
make INN aIa > payment ~ tba under
sig he'd. aa..i 8s-u5d ca>ts
U4tti At y ram. Iowa this !th day 81
Sept fr her, 4. n. tS-5.
I8z fLsANDE IL MANsFIEIn
AdmEuis tratrix
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-08
New York Market.

NEW YORK. April 7.-Cotton-Quiet
at l6s@17c; futures closed quiet; sales
10000 bales; April l6 1882 @l6sc; May
l6 l5-l6c; June II 5-l6c; July II 1926;
August l74Gl7 25-32ci September l7:@
II 3-32c; October 1915 25-32c. Flour
Firm and in moderate demand; receipts
5000 barrels; superfne western and
state 81 1904 65; common to good 81 So
as 10; good to choice s. l5aj 35; white
wheat extra $5 50G6 90; extra Ohio
S5 50566 65; st. Louis So 00GS00. Rye
Flour-Firm at 81 0065 TO- Corn Meal
Quiet and firm. Wheat-Firm and in
demand; receipts $4,000 bushels; No. |
spring 81 2jGl 30; No. 3 81 l5@l Is;
No. , Milwaukee 81 22@l u; ungraded
Iowa and Minnesota spring 81 ljal %;
winter red western 81 2S@l 30. Rye
Quiet at 9Oc(GSl 90. Barley and Malt
Quiet and unchanged. Corn-Activcand
in fair demand receipts 5000 bushels;
mixed western 9O@92c; do yellow 9l!GG
92c. Oats-Quiet and firm; receipts
$4,000 bushels; mixed western - 23m7G4ci
white 74GG76c. Hay-lleavy at so 90.
Cotiee-Quiet and firm. Sugar-Stcady;
fair to good refining 7J@S!c; prime sc.
Rce-Quiet aud unchanged. Petroleum
Heavy; refined ll!ci crude ga &C.
Rosin-Firm at 81 1902 -. Turpentine
-Frmer at 3GIc. Eggs-Firm at 2Sa
29c. Leather-Unchanged. Wool
Steady; domestic fleece 4SG5 G0c; pulled
3Oc. Pork-Lower; new so 7j. Beef
Quiet; plain mess lO@ lO!. Cut Meats
-Middlcs firm; long clear l2fr; short
clear l2c. Larl-Easicr; prime steam
lj3c. Butter-Heavy; western Ia 2Oc.
Cheese-Flrm at l0@l6ic. Clover Seed
Dull; western ll@llir. Whisky
Eirmer ut 81 IL