The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-02


vose In this district will he eso@e, and
she infere-s cezf@rs in the election of
one member of Congr-s-- There i no
! desving. either. thai il rsny rsquin
every vass that re can poll in Cedar 10
esecs Mr Prire. Too many Rep0bliean-
s~sza, b. their apathy. 10 think this of
/ but little importance But believe
m<. nv fr.snd-. il i. of the Htssa-.s i'm
r.ovrance. and Il i Just - apparent 10
yoss - 80 me II vog 1ilI bot reject.
ari examine the matter To my
mind il woaId b@ egSraRftv - ebert
NurT.av. for Haa~s surely the indiea-
rsoras srs that he ror3 not truly reT-
resent the people of the distrier- II l.
rot hxrsn 20 szy he j. 3alf,a@ fae--8. for
his pablie sc-- show il. He voted and
talked Sxe wzy. while IN the state
senate upon the sch0.o3 question and
ap.sn taxing church property, - catch
;he German vuse in >.yt1 cSaury for
Congre-@ and - di-gu-se1 ni- Roman
Catholic brszhrrn that they heid in
aigna-Soa meeting sni denounced him
even hung his portrait face Ia the
xzli 81 their church fair Then be
ecEne- hexza4 snS in 1nrn@ way-~eztt
anay--e-oaeiIe~ them perfectly and
they again sgTY-sr7 him Then If the
nGzn will resort 70 -1kterfu.r. can We
trust hi professions af.sgt the Rebel
wzr claims and tAss sEsEz-ts- s-z5-iss7aAi
amendments. He will - -urr 60 vns-
~fth th.-@ extreme men 81 the ~ggsh
tys7s ssas< We have tired il onoe Ia
in Iowa The people 81 the DGh1sEe
di-tyics sent man to Congress tzo
years zeo and p-pEni-e~-s man who
aid he ~A- DO DeIse-st-fhe party
wz- 6ead-tGt wA- an sBts-FnsDoTs-
list Bu. / have watched the Con-
yre~sioEaal Rcezpvxf The last winter for
hf- vU.e~ and rheg were er.ry time
~i,h the solid south But Why
try any experiments when il j. -
easily ay0idable. We have candid
ate who i honest, and whose ability
il a. much superior 10 Murphy. g.
DAYLIGHT i 10 dzrkne->- Murphy In
. TRADE 81 al hour can bring only one
thing agziu-t him-his vote On the
Pacific raiiruad. This j. wicked
-lander Jerry" knows the people
are tender on this point. and know-
that soDa< will believe his yarn. But
without taking time to di-cE-- the
matter il il sufficient for yea. ms
doubling friend and me to know these
fact-. Sine-tenths Of Mr. Prices con-
-titGent- believed he voted right: they
wanted the road and they required his
aid He voted a. aH the members
from Io-a. both in House and Senate.
voted. He voted a. nine-tenths Of all
the members Of the 2.th Congress yo-
te3-hsoth House and senate. He yo-
ted a. Tho,- A. Hendriek. voted. and
did not make one-haif a. strong
speech I'm favor Of the bill a. did Hem
drieks But further. that honest man
whose memory We all recall. A. LIN
coLy, approved that vote and the bill.
July 2d. l-si Did YOU ever think Of
this. my liberal friend > That a true
honest man, whom you supported
year, ago, HORACE GREELEY approved
that vote and fought for the bill
There were w@ighty and patriotic rea-
-sgn- for this united sentiment Of our
bert men of al Tartie-, but -pace will
not admit Of their enumeration. and
can only aid that the three partits
had WED with each other in $50 in
the strength ri their language favor
ing Government aid to that road.
Then let u no. allow our eys-- u le
blinded by such foul -lander@. When
Murphy assaults Mr. Price for hi.
vote he assaults IA. for We urged and
demanded that vote. and W. -haIi
treat him a. one who -tab- IL in the
back. 30 let u all resolve to do our
duty at the po.i-, and to exert our
selves To bring out every Price voter
possible. Let IL explain this matter
to those who have been deceived, and
If Necessary 90 out with teams to
brin. men to the polls. The risk is
great, the stake j. worthy. Let us not
stop on next Tuesday until we have
rolled up an old time majority of at
least so for Price in Cedar county.
CEDAR.