The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-30
ANOTHER VIEW.


.nr. Etiitcv As Q good deal mas
been said about the nomination Tor
| Coun,yAuditor have ihought bes To
present the case rs it sppesrs 70 me
la the FIRST place il is claimed that
! Injustice was done Mr. Carroll How
can this be when be was oily elected
| for two years: The la~ Hak~s the
term NO years 80 people can change
a. that time il they want 10 do so.
I The Democrats join in the cry OF
I Injustice and claim Carroll was put
/ out because he was honest. But
don't you and | and every one knos
that ii the Republicans bsi made
Mr.. {. their candidate, the Demo
Gratis would most surely have nonl-
mated candidate and wouli havr
urged that Mr.. c. was dishonest and
ineapab bic. and ought never to
have had even one tern and they
would have brought Mr.. Swartzander
to preye his dishonesty and iuc.pael-
". Indeed. Mr.. Eiilor, the Demo
c5at, would support any BODY, even
satan. If they thought they could
beat the Republican caRiiat-s. They
would even, s. II the present IL
stance. support man who sPnrns
their nomination provided he will
help beat the Republicans. Ba' Mr.
G. might as well have accepted the
Dem cratic nomination as to have
come out as he did for the purpose
Of receiving their support sni gain.
ing their votes.
Hal there been no question e to
the management Of his office Mr. G.
would have been nom mated. although
there vas some coas iera5le oqp3>l-
tsou. And IT &c managed BIZ Uthce
- g. to forfeit confidence. or even 50
- ~ 5e t4isua 5er.sooi. the Repl1- 4
iic.n party j. ut to lame, l. came
to - general V uoder-; Cd las Ehe
G rrrsfsa ssient Of tha West Branch
7Tg.ts 4imitsy that Mr. c. was ealErd
urysn fcr money re a-ivel in his off
cal capacity and b. did MT htye il
r BIZ, possession. His friends admit
thi-. h3f 'hey saw he did not intent
anr wrcag bat the majority OF the
c5nveat5on thought hat under all
circumstances lie would nor tie their
best eEifda'e, and in determining
this sz1asti on they had no business u
ask whether he had been in one term
or two. NJ G then thong ht il woIld .
be best ter him o be thu actual can
di9a'e ofthe opposition.
Now it i admitted on all sides
tina, tn Republicans did select
good man. If this IS true then why
hot vote FIR him. H was fairls be
FIRE the p-ople aud was fairly (
chosen. But the correspondent Of
the Me- Branch 7fnles says Nor
grd1e supported Mr.. Tufts. So did
Mr.. Carroll aud Springdale support
Mr.. Tufts. Let Us not visit tn sins
Of NJ. 7 upon the head oil another
man, Let him get his reward when
the time comes. Let us not look al
ter him "; although according TO
.9na ~, sBui a. l.lv4 see
VI ofgfsi-c slaughtered as no, fit /
world satisfy opp sjtlon 10 himself
Ne. let us no. condemn anT one on .
account ii his relations. DR. Gil (
la. smu-in-law Oh the Democratic I
ricke', bat would it be jus, to say al
so g1od Republican that be IS ped
dling for Carol and the opposition
ticker because he has q s0n-in-law on
II,
sau.i have been glad if We could I
hgge seen tls side Of the river rep
resented on the t!cke', but we
hage good men. Lei Us elect them
and nyt iritter away cur strength
ana destroy our power for good by /
Qannet4ag over unimpor' al, matters.
And right here | propose 10 re-
cari my convictions that, II. :.
Morgritge will be elected the next
Aaditor Of Cedar county in spite of
n 2ew discomfort persons at West
EIaaah aai the county seat, who
Tufts themselves bu' now
oppose another for a doing Just as
they did. REPCBLIcAN.
P-dee, Sept 9. h. 1873.