Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12
THE RESULT,

Wednesday noon The election is over and al.
though the exact result is not known, sufficient re-
turns have been received to make il quite certain
that Pierce and King are elected, and that the
Wings have 'thrown away their votes" while
those Free Democrats-and their name is Legion
who have voted with them, have bartered their
principles for the same reward profanc swearer
serves old Satan, viz for nothing in hand, and
for rCmorse in daily nstallments after conviction
From present indications, the Free Democracy
have added largely to their strength The vote
for Hale Julian is much larger than that poed
for Van Buren, and Adams in AS. Yet there were
thousands who approved our principles, but voted
against us to secure the defeat Of their old adyer
sary. The result is the consequence of that pre-
tension TO antislaycry which the wings persisted
IN keeping up. If Pierce and King were elected
Cuba and Mexico were to be annexed and brought
IN as slave territory. while if Scott went to the
White House we were TO have -
= - &c. &C. &c. which, being interprc-
ted, means Free Sellers must take it for GRANTED
that inasmuch as the Democrats are TOR. the whrs
are against. Thousands of the Free Democrats
did fill up the blanks according to the Wing de
slrcS and to prevent so great a national calamity
did this once vote the Wing ticket. The misfor-
tnc is, that not single vote thus given can now
be counted against those measures as no pledge had
been given against them by the Wing nominees
and no opposing plank entered into the compost
ton of the wing platform. Thus the antslavcrv.
extension Scott votes have been doubly thrown
away.
That Cuba and Mexico will be annexed and
slavery extended we have not doubt; and the
result would have been the same with Scott and
Graham at the head of affairs. Whatever else
the Wings and Democrats may find to quarrel
about they will always go hand in hand in extern
ding slavery. A Democratic Administration an
ncNcd Utah and New Mexico; Il Wing Govern
mcnt planted Slavery there.
This was necessary result of their party or
CARNATIONS. Slave domination and slavery extern
sion can never he opposed and successfully resist
ed by any other political power than party or
gained for that express purpose. The Free De
mocracy alone can meet and combat the DiSunion
slavery -propagandism of the dcmentcd South
We are glad that the excitement of the election is
over and now feel like going to work to redeem
the country from the tyranny and inhumanity
which has so long ruled her Free Democrats
must 20 to work and get ready to elect HALE in
Sc. They can do it. Let them call a National
Convention in May, if they think such agency nee
/ cssary. But let them put and keep their candi-
dates in the field, and IN the pledge to ''yorl,
o and work ever until they are elected. Our
National ticket is HALE and LEWIS. The Free
, Democratic nomination is an honor, and we agree
with CaSsius NJ. Clay, that all honor is due to
those old champions of God and humanity who
have spent lives in unbought laAors of love. Sam
ucl Lewis will go to heaven before the National
Jubilee of universal freedom, and George W Ju-
liam will only begin 20 count his gray hairs by that
time.
Hale and Lewis in s., and in the mean time
Pierce and King may annex France if they have
mind to. BY that time we will be able to pre-
sent the morning dawn of glorious day Of free
dom to all the territory under the stars and stripes
and the more there is, the merricr will be our har-
vcst-homc, when the sheaycs are gathered and the
work Ill done.
HALE and LEWIS, vigilance and victory, God
and humanity, the Free Democracy and right
| So gentlemen, just please to 60 agcad-P ds5noyh
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