Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-21
Are you Well Orgaaizedr

Democrats of Wisconsin, we cannot forbear
again to admonish you of the great importance of
an immediate, thorough organization, and of the
imminent peril of inactivity. 1t will be fatal to
content yourselves with the declaration that "we
have numbers" True, the Democracy of our
young state can boast of 10000 majority; but
numbers without activity avsileth nothing
The wings, stimulated by the love of spos are
generally Jealous and active, and when they find
the Democracy inactive, they redouble their ex.
ertions
In addition to Electors of President, and Vice
President Of the U. S., Representatives of our
State Legislature, and county officers, we have
to elect next fall three judges Of the Supreme
Court. Thus it will be seen that the Democra-
cy have plenty of work on hand We can Just
| as well succeed with all as one-a full victory is
what the people desire, and if they will COM
mence nOao to organize in every township, we
will assure them a grand--a glorious victory.
Madison Argus.
The system of drilling and whipping in the
refractory is just begun. The Argus puts forth
its warning cry, "Are you well organized ?" and
the echo is caugh, up and prolonged by the
smaller fry, who reverberate it from the shore
of the Lake to the banks of the Mississippi, and
Lake Superior on the north. care you well
organized?" Our bunker friends may we'll be-
gin 10 inquire if their ranks are well organized.
Things are not as they used to be. Once, all
that to be done was to strike the key note,
and the whole army would commence the mu-
sic. Once, all that was to be done was to sound
the trumpet, and the whole democratic hosts fell
fiat, worshipping Dagon, or the Devil, or who
ever KING PARTY had set up. The Plebeian
crowd begin to understand these things now
They are tired of bringing wine, and corn, and
oil, for the feed of these party Gods, for they
have looked behind the curtain, and find it is not
Dagon who eats these rich and costly fruits,
but the High Priests of the party, who pull all
the wires, attend the conventions and take all
the nominations and offices, while they have the
glorious privilege left of bowling down when the
music sounds, feeding Dagon and keeping "aoell
organized"
A little too late in the day. This note might
be sounded with advantage in Southern Egypt,
or Northern New Hampshire, but Wisconsin is
redeemed, the party chains are broken. This
Pythia of hunkerdom may sit upon her tripod
and diate her nost!ils and strain her eyes in ut
tcring the oracles which the party are to follow,
but, like the ancient oraces, they will bear two
interpretations, and the people will take the one
which suits them best. care you we'll organi-
zed p sounds like joke in the ears of men who
know what they are about and are determined to
do as they please. And supposing they are well
organized what then? How much better will
it be for the people at large to have the bunker
democrats succeed than the wings If The prin-
ciple of democracy does not succeed, the people
are worse off than before. The democracy of
the State will take warning from the bunker war
cry, and be organized to triumph for the princi-
pie, when for the hope Of little prospective
spoils and plumber they see their enemies watch.
ful and vigilant, and shouting 70 their train
ed bands, care you ;ce'; organized"