Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12
CHRONICLES OF TEE COUNTY OF IKE
NOSEEA.
CHAP. I.

ShAF. l.
/. And it came to pass in the second month
ct the frs, year of the reign of Leonard, whose
surname was Farwell. that Henry. whose snr-
name was Hinsdale, kept the Treasury ct the
reop!e IN the south-eastermost part of Wlscon-
SIN
z And 10, II was law Of the people that eve
ry year the land should be taxed. And liz came TO
pass thatH the owners of the land did rot pay the
taxes thereon that it was the duty of Henry, the
treasurer to sell that land for the taxes thereof
8 AND now, to the end that the people might
Ano" whether their land was to be sold for the
'a&eS "eFeo'' Ii was written IN the Statutes OF
me people, which Is the supreme law Ct the land,
1hat the lands upon which the taxes had not
been PAID, should be advertised for sale in news
paper OF thai county.
4. And the price Of payment fixed by the Stat
utes of the people, for the paying of the printer,
was the tenth part of dollar for each lot.
D. no" came 10 pass IN the times spoken
Of mat mere were TWO printers IN that county ?;
one spoke the sentiments OF the most OF The IN
haoIt"ntS oil that county and had more than twice
as many 'e'De's OF HIS paper as 'he o'he' A0o'
anu rene" III s"'ey Oh 'le justice anu righteous
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'i00-Seehe'' among 'ncm were MN whose 'p
VAS S'ia'lo" ana SANDY ana MN VINO was WINDY
"l "ofa9' al" whose Top was curry snd o!scK'
OVs'oes Su"ufy ""uef"'s9 whose business was
20 'a'CI ''o Wink Oh 'lel' iiiaS'efS' "fd pf0lohS
'le echo OF 'helF voice.
D. also happened that Henry, whose sur
name was lilnsdae: was Chief truInpetcr OF the
tifenen' ana they were accustomed to move at
'ne SOUND OF Inc trumpet
j. ana John' whose surname was Henry and
VINO k'P'a place OF pubic resort and obeyed
neither the Statutes OF God, or the customs OF the
city, but Kept his Saloon open on the SABBATH,
was their treasurer.
10. And the chief trumpcter was besieged
daily by these law yers and others, that he would
give the printing to Paul, because they were like
him, and believed tina, it was right for men 70 be
slaves.
II. And when the chjeftrumpescr could bear
their opportunities no longer, he said will
give the printing of the tax list to the man whose
paper is read the most in the county.
u. And he said moreover, l will ask them to
make an cath of the number of the men in the
county who take their papers, and whose afFida-
vi: shall! swear the most, shall have the printing
49, And when they heard his answer they
laughed with on exceeding loud laugh, and said
it is well. We have got it,
II. And as they talked among themselves,
they said are we not l4argers! and is il not our
business to make wrong appear right and right
appear wrong; and ore there no. a number Of
US, and can ne not ciFcumyent the printer 9th
Telegraph, who is but one, and not mindful Of
the trap which shall be set for him
Is. And they said, go too now, let us make a
show Of getting more subscribers, and we will
see that more paper than usual is Dough, Of the
Bookseller, and we will got an affidavit that the
list of the Democrat is the largost-for, look ye,
there is no pocuniary responsibility belonging to
the establishment; and' moreover, there is no
law against perjury, as has lately been frequent
i aot forth
l6 Now il 80 happened that Paul had no pos
sessions in 'ho country, and had confessed judg-
mont to large amount before the presence OF
the Clerk of the Court.
II. And the man in the Office, who was TO
take the oa'a' was but travelling JourneymGn,
ana Responsible 'oF Ho'o'9g ana as hey consider
90 II @'I o'e'' and as 'hey thought the printer OF
the Telegraph was TO be ciTcumvented by these
means they laughed again with on exceeding
loud laugh.
10 1heFenpon' hun with the sandy hair, and
H''aS'I'gs OF o'hefeh' nue. set forth to gain sub
/ SCIlpPTS GDG make show and thew Hynrt