Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-19

IT. The complete ticket of the Free Demo
cracy, will be found in our paper of to-day. We
present it with pride, for view it in any aspect
you please, whether in its political or moral cha
racter-whethcri in the public or private relations
ofthe men-itis irrcproachablc and worthy the
enthusiastic support of every member ofthc Free
Democratic party. What" says Mr.. Ratllc-
Shirt and Silk Stocking, nominate Warren
Chase for Governor Poh :" and he turns uron
his heel with smile Of contempt. Wherefore
In intelligcncc-n capacity generally, Mr. Chase
is in no respect inferior to his opponents, and in
integrity OF character TO man can claim for his
opponents, superiority Why then sneer at Mr.
Chase. lie is poor man and laborng men,
and this with many is n sufficient reason why it
was ridiculous in any PARTY to nominate him and
ridiculous in any person to support him. Pts oc-
cupa,ion for five years, has been that of farming
and although during that period his neighbours and
follow citizens sent him to represent then. in
both constitutional conventions and in the senate
Of Wisconsin, yet Mr.. Chase is cmphaticaIv a
man who depends on the labor of his hands for
his bread, and holding and seeking office, instead
ofbcing the rule of his fc has been the excep-
ton. Mr.. Chasc's whole public life demonstrates
that, himself working man, his sympathics arc
all with that class of our people lie has been
foremost and fearless in the advocacy of those
measQreSof radical reform, some of which have
been enacted Ivy the state and Others of which
are now agltatlng the state and nation. and there
has never been question involving the rights
and interests Of the masses, in which Mr. Chase
has not, nstinctiyely as it were eapcd to the de-
fesce of the many against the few His oppo-
ncnts are Nelson Dewey, bunker, and Alexander
l.. Collins, whig. They are both worthy citizens
and we know of no sins of commission which can
be laid to the charge Of either Of them But they
have grown up to mans estate, and we should
like some one to point out some act of either or
both of them for the benefit of the race Dewey
was for several years member of our Terrific
rial Legislature, but perhaps no man left Il fainter
impression on the page of our territorial history.
than did he. His first nomination was matter
Of surprise to the people Of the state, and no good
reason can be given for his denomination. Col
Inns has also been a member Cf our territorial le-
gisiature, and can at least claim greater degree
OF activity than his bunker opponent, in that
sphere of life. But Mr.. Collins is not only
wing but an ultra wing, and his activity was GER
orally for the tUrtheranCe otultra wing measures
They are both lawyers, ard lave no experiment
tai knowledge of the wants and interests of tie
masses of the people. Their lives have thus far
been prchtcss for the masses, and will probably
so continue wherefore then, the masses should
take them on their shoulders ard elevate them to
places oftrust and profit, We cannot comprehend
Why viii not the masses of tn people see thro'
the thmsy DISCUSSES which men who live upon
their earnings by trading and intriguing in poll
ucs, seek to throw round them. The great in
terest of the country is in the benefit Of labor and
these political parties and political cries, when
this interest Is neglected. are hut as sounding
brass and unkIing cymtalS. The Governor Of
the state exercises controlling Influence ugon
the Legislation Cftht state. In the ptison of Mr..
Gas, we have man w.osl life has ben enc #
labor, and Who Las Clearly demonstrated 1! q, an
his sympa.-leS are on til. side OF labor WIKI
him as Govlrncr, we might confidently EXPECT
the legislation Of the state 10 be of thar charac-
ter In the habits Of life, the education, and rur-
suits of his opponents, we have no reason to .ook
for such results Let then the labor of the coun-
try looking through all these DISCUSSES of parties
seek its good in choosing between these men.
John Bannister, our candidate for Lieut.. Gov
ernor, like Mr.. Chase, is laboring man. 1t was
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