The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-12-07

The Cincinnati oorRssc-csni i ncs $
sensational PAPER. Ii has ever alb
horrcl the bloody shirt" and its
special correspondent; referred TO Is q
gentlemen whose absolutely unrarti-
xsa statements Of the situation have
been accspsei by many northern
Democratic papers ss fair sni trathfel
In = recen, proninenf editorial in the
usnszaer-sas re find the following:
Our sx<ri1l Southern correspondent,
Mr.. Resieid, furnishes several col
turning Bosr3 az Louisiana. showing
naturalization There = no possible
outrage upon citizen tsIat j. not re
corded in this testimony. Ii j. solid
mas OF horror> that csnnos he denied
q extenua1ed There il nothing sx-
cec1ing it in the testimony of Turkish
atrocities in Bulgaria, that rrently
caused q feeling Of indignation in
England that stirred the whole EN-
pire And vet the bufeheries in Bal-
xaria were not especially the business
q the people Of England. Those
atrocities vese net intended 0, cAica-
lated 70 influence the Government Of
the English peop,e.
But the El1rSero<as system pxrsQei
in Louisiana Was expressly intended
10 elect 8 Democratic President, and
re are thrsztsRei with civil var Ifthe
work Of murder Is net completely
done The huil-icrers Of Louisiana
will be sse>eryeify remembered with
the Rxshi- Rsrossks Of Bulgaria Real
the testimony, and consider whether
the s-face OF the re-Grns" pro.i1t~d by
means - infn1csas and i1fsrn2l shcald
he held sssrei from the revision FRO
yiied ~ lzw and calculated 70 inter
fsre with murder - = political srt-
And then this, which goes to the
very bottom Of the suf,seet and *
presses what will meet the approval .;
every honest man. Ii Is by such
measure that the Republican party
mus. stand or fzli-sad If the evidence
upon which the Louisiana Beard has
since acted il what we have every rea-
son to believe i. TO be, the more wide
~ il becomes known the more firmly
can the party stand thereby:
Nov. this i the Mississippi plan,
and ie il some compensation for the
perilS and losees Of . disputed Presi-
dency. that these horrors Of the
ewampe Of Louisiana are forced upon
the public attention, and that the
country i made 70 see, under the
light Of Investigation upon which the
election turns. TO understand the in
tolerzbse infAuaies that are being Per
pesrzted in the name Of free election.
The parishes where the outraSss are
proven must be thrown out in eIeru-
s5cn Of the iav OF the state Of Louisi-
ana but the Republican mAsorities OF
those parishes Are lost, and p~rtsV.s
the State il los, within them We
would prefer that il should be 80 to :
sysfem of counting that woald show
thai the canvasserx had exceeded their
duty. and had thrown out precincts
with the mere view Of Overcoming the
Democratic majority. There are certain
parishes that shauld be thrown out
FOR the prof s1<sains and the Law re-
Quines that sc-iol - BIT flE Board
assss stop right tks-s. The Beard NAV.
with indifference 10 sLl other consider
afions. proceed 10 arrange the STATE
for the Republicans. h-1 The evidence
that they have done % will not he 90
scrre, and the party that proite-i by
such Transaction vc1l1 SON find O.
csSioa for repentance. for the PrrsS-
dency would turn 10 dust and ashes in
its hands. Ike An apple Ct Ss3oEn-