Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-10-12
learn The of the agricultural community and

learn lie of the agricultural community and
the people IN general.
Mr.. Tro~bridge is also a farmer, Few men have
had more xperence in public life than he. He has
been often tried and HIS never betrayed the comb
dence reposed in h'm by the people. He possesses
talents of high order, and reciitude of principle
above reproach
Mr. True is also generally known to The people: and
a strong recommendation in .lis favor is that where
he is best known he is The most popular. The ioi-
lowing is an extract of lette- fro n gentleman OF
standing IN Milwaukee county. who was Intimately
acquainted with Mr.. True before he came to this ter
rltory:
Having been acquainted with Mr. True 70: years
and also his family, who stand foremost in the aks
of the Democracy o. that truly Democratic state New
Hampshire, l cannot deny myself the pleasure OF
bearing testimony 10 The uniform fidelity the prn-
cples AMI usages OF The democratic party which has
marked at oil times his political action To all those
therefore, who are acquainted with Mr.. True, his
nomination must be peculiarly gratifying.
Since he has been in the territory the same un-
bending and uncomprOmsing adherence to democra-
Tic principles has characterized his political conduct;
and IT Ing tired and unfaling devoon-ifa seepess
and nnwavering attachment TO the democratic faith
together with efficient services literally bestowed,
ehiItle man 10 the confidence and support of his
party and hiends, them Will Mr.. True command the
undivided ana active exertIonS of the Democracy of
Racine County"
The candidates for County Offices are all sufficient
ly known 10 the people. Albert G. X night, Bushnell
Is. Cary, Chluncey kellogg and Jason Lothrop are
ong,rIed public servants they have often been pro
we'd, and have never been found unfaithful to the
trust )mmi!ted 10 them.
FELLOW CITIZENS You cannot be too much
upon your guard against false Gods, and slanderous
reports, which may be circulated the of the
election, for political effect No ofhs charaa-
ter will be spared by political enemies distract
divide, and to preJldice the electors against The Dem
ocratc ticket. Reports calculated TO injure the
character Of candidates. which circulated
late 10 be ccntradcted, are Always false.
For the purpose of eeciing the defeat OF Mr.. Frank
some ofthe unpnnciped among his enemies
ing TO the basel species of imposition. story has
been cIrcuateG and will doubtless be reiterated, that
he has declined. This is a fasehood
The same course Will also probably be pursued
with reference 10 other Democrat nominees; and
trust our friends will be their guard against all
such unprinciped attempts at deception and mposlt-
ion. None of the can 'idaies upon the ticket have
dechned--'n stice tc their party they could not de-
cline-and VIII not decline.
Look well to your tickets!
Spurious and Split tickets will probably be circua-
ted on the day of the election. Be careful to
those, and those only. which are correctly prin-
ted.
Beware ofInpostors
Men protesting to be Democrats abrold de-
nouncing and traduring the Democratic Candidates.
They pretend an attachment the Democratic cause
but believe them not. their only object is defeat
ticket and Tro.trate the Democratic party of the
County.
That there are worthy and talented men whose
cxpce atoms Disappointed at the recent Convent
ion is doubtless but they are for such reasons
the less interested in the success Of the Demo
crat ticket. Bya course OF OPPOSITION to tho party
they have every tang to lose AMI thing to gain.
Their future pei teal prospects depend much upon
the res lit ofthe election. We enlreat such, Ihenas
they value the interests of the party and their own
polit cal standing to give their cordial support TO
the Democratic ticket.
Dem o? Racine you aware that upon the
result of the election in this county most probably
depends the political complexion of the next Lcgsia
ture. UloH you ii devolves TO decide whether the
Assembly shall be composed of majority who will
sustain Democratic principles, and Oppose the cor
rupl Vaccinations OF an unworth Executive, or Wheth-
err that body shall he opposite CASTE VIII yonunder
these circumstances, suffer local considerations and
personal feelings to divide your ranks? Are you not
under obi alons, Republicans, as Democrats, to
abide the dongs of your Delegates in County Con-
vention? OF what avail party organizations
unless the party is in honor bound to sustain the
pressOns OF its Conventions?
Then falter no,.-hesitate not-but come 10 the
polls as men w no determined upon the triumph
of principle rather than upon the qualification of per-
sonll feelings. Come united-come in a solid Phal-
anx-come determined to rlumph-and victory is