Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-04

u The bunker organs are spending the most
OF their time in attempts to blow and grind out
harmony for the bunker wing of the party; but
they cannot strike the key note. The fact is,
there never was less harmony, nor prospect Of
II, IN the bunker ranks, than at the present tine.
Its partiZan electors were never so bitter against
the progressive and human portion of the demo-
cratic party, than they are at this hour. They
are evidently ripening for the fire. QUEEN Deus
ruh PEI dere, privs Gemental.
They are bound to be whipped again, as sure
as old Scott gets the wing nomination, uncom-
mitted to the compromise. They are forcing a
candidate upon the West who has shown him
self in times past, hostile to the interest of every
nan in the west.
In Missouri, they are literally mad. They
have attempted to crush Benton, the very Atlas
ofthe Democracy since Old Hickory went to glo-
ry and dropped his mantle The storm has COM
menced raging in Missouri, with Old Bnllion at
the bellows; and how like Eolus he blows -
He has shown up the hypocrisy and duplicisy of
the pretended democrats there, who have opposed
him simply because he was not committed to the
perpetuation Of slavery; while the people Of that
region like the common people, of anothelaage,
hear him gladly. One more defeat at the ballot
box, may teach them tina, decency to their follow
ers is desirable, if not attainable with such i'm
perfect Developments as they now possess. Diff
ferent animals are to be taught in different ways,
and by different means.
In regard to the union and harmony among
the democrats in Missouri, Colopel Benton looks
upon the pretended alliance as "the realization
of the tabled union of the fox and the geese, by
which Reynard got many nice little suppers on
eggs and goslings, and then good hearty dinner
on the old goose herself" This is his declara-
ton in a speech just delivered at Jackson. He
denounces the alleged healing up of old distem-
pers in the Democratic body as mere farce, or
something worse He therefore repudates the
action of the Jefferson Convention, charging that
treachery and corruption were at the bottom of its
designs, and the vilest breach Of faith in the
contamination Of its purposes.
Our limits this week will allow us but
room for an extract or two in speaking OF the
harmony % Convention at Jefferson City, hear
him talk:
81 now drop the Jefferson City Convention
with the declaration that it was fraud and O
cheat from the beginning; and that it has affect
no union between the two wings ofthe Democra-
cy; that the Antics remain Gheir leaders mean)
under distinct organization, as hostile and
treacherous as ever, with more power than ever
TO help their frends-the WITHSTAND more de-
termination to do it,"
The editor of the Jefferson Inquirer, who still
mony among the democracy, thus 1iscourses:
"In the first Congressional District the friends
of Col. Benton had right to expect his nomna-
ton. That there are large majority of the De-
mocracy of this district in favor of his being a
candidate, cannot be successfully cOntradiCted,
and we regret to see personal luminosity intlu
ence men in opposition to the will of majority
Col. Benton is the choice Of the Democracy OF
St Louis county over any other man that can be
named. Indeed, if it were put to a vote between
him and Col. Bogy, who should be the Democrat
ic candidate, we venture to predict the decision
would be in favor of Col, Benton, twenty to one.
And yet with war more furious than Danish
ed the lost angels from heaven, they are simple
enough to talk Of union and harmony among
men, one party of whom believe slavery to be the
attribute and offspring of Jehovah's throne, ant
the other contondng it was Matched by devils il
the hottest depths of He'll. Henceforth it vii
be music to hear men prate of union and harmo
ny among slavery advocating and slavery hating
democrats.