The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-25
Fer the TsDsca sDvKKsHsER
aa.ET Q-s REASON TOGETH.
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In conducting military oper.tioz
+! i, i, usually fos the conteniing fs&l
| ties. after The smoke of battle is eleal
ed arav. TO examine the sliaatlo
with reference 10 future action; bot
becomes IN imperative 6aiy for -
army that is 10 possession Of the SEX
| To make . careful survey ID its eoc
dision before deciding upon fur be
moyeuerss; 20 count iss losses .
vel q its gains, aad note lis error
.nd bluDdefk, L any uIta The san'
ex.csness sAa; il does It's achleEe
Desfs-
/, n doabsIeas well. also fx ,
political party, astes ~ election, y
| fos,ov the sa1se course of exalinxticz
aD5 resecssoc 'hxs s-senc. and ron
noc sense dictate 70 military rDea.
Ia viev a these geEseral facts anE
| of the p.o&itann II which ss are rsos
placed, il becomes i-nperAtFr for TIE
Repgbiscans F Cedar eOunfs 70 take
more tkar czrsc-F ssrreE OK ;beI,
oozanixasson asS aesso0 Ia tie ISe
campaign. Ani Ct The results sssaioed-
Tsss oosrse becomes sosb.y nee-s-
sarT t,esors taking sny sssfs fos the
future. from the Inpor1anes attaching
70 The geoeral ezntesi that ooe0rs
sexs yes,-
We have %; local otsees TO co.,
tesd fo., snpls. n thai ooatess, 5Gs
ss still. q 10 Iss51, soj later, have
great .ni g!cssoas prineiples-p-in-
cspaeS that gave conception and birth
70 tse Repsbiscsn psry-to defend
and perperua~. Ii befsooyes Us,
thea, n be united :; ererr pJ4Bt.
While !: .s ylxia ard vel knoxa
that our opponents IN ihss ooansy re-
sorted 10 the Eneaoess tactics known
- political warfare; ;hs, they made
tb. brnades, misstatsments Bnb.lsl-
inzly; tina; they misled the people
and deceived them whenever p1s.i-
bic. fhs, they repodisted their windy
platforms Of > year previous without
. word Of explanation: worked up2u
every prejudice aud weakness they
could discover 10 our ranks, by spies
Or other means: still IL is useless to
deny sha, disafection existed among
ourselves. We forgot that ''In un.
ion there alone il strength, and with
some men it is possible that the plac-
ing Of an Office was allowed. in some
degree, TO hide principle.
We hope, however, lesson las
been learned that shall result in good
TO our organization, and that every
Republican Who is ., oil lukewsrm,
viii reject seriously before casting
his lot permanently with the opposi-
ton. What has be 10 gain by desert
ing his party: is the Democratic
party essentially different from wha,
it vas in 1860: Does an honest Re
publican Who has voted sad worked
with bis party twelve or fifteen years,
desire nov TO associate politically,
counsel and vote with the men who
plotted for the destruction Of his
country, unless they have changed in
principle: But believe as you NAV,
. careful investigation Of The situation
will prove that if you follow them il
local politics you stand in great dan
ger Of compromising your principles
nay, canno. avoid such compromise
Their cry Of corruption and stealth,
10 the country will no, bear investiga
ton. Let any man-every man wh1
doub,s-go right TO the records-giv
the Auditor = personal sisi,--an'
note all the various taxes and expen
ditures, then le, each ask himself thi
question. Wherein could hav
done better p This would be q
honest test. The fact is tina, such a
investigation will show our taxes
be generally less and cur expend
lures more economical than in mo-
counties around us. Such being II
case we certainly have no need
fleeing to the Democratic fold f
1local reform" What then Is q,
duty a. Republicans, in view OF II
next campaign: Evidently to s,
that We act honestly, consis emily ar
~ shall best advance the principl,
We advocate. Especially let US all |
united At home. Let such men |
candidates as are known to be fait
full, honest, and capable. aud furthe
such - the people at large war
The ambition for an Office by qual
fed man is certainly laudible, but
il is found that another equally
good for the place is liked bette
then let the one step aside manfull
and gladly. In word let us a
make up our minds now that . fsi
honest expression Of the majority {
our party when expressed. in cor
vention or otherwise, shall be ou
choice next fall. Let US forget ou
animosities, if We have INDUCED i
any; retract our accusations An
ordinations of each other: and re-es
tablish the f.alty and love whic
have characterized our action in tn
past.
In conclusion, let US now, each AM
oil, resolve that in the mex, campaigl
We will stand together like the broth
ers of fsnily-uni,ed for the com
mon good in glorious cause; bat
Ting still for the full establishment
of the principles for which we hav,
made sacrifices in the past; opposin,
the Vaccinations of our political foe
and keeping clear Of their scheme
made TO entrap the unwary; eve
resdy to aid ia that which is homes
and right, bu, not drawn from on
path BY deceptive professions, o
plausible platforms and speeches.
Thus shall We most surely accom-
plish the work in hand; bu, We mus
never forget that "They best ca,
work who best agree" CEpAg.
New ClOth-pedAIav GwInGle.