Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28
On TasSdaF Next.

The voters Of the United States are to perform
a duty iraught with lnore Importance than any
they have performed sor the last four years
They are 10 choose Chief Magistrate tor the en-
tire Union--a nan 10 administer the affairs of the
Government for the next four years The quail
.hcztions and claims of the candidates have been
fully discussed ard on that day the people are To
.render a verdict, which should be done with cool
ness csndor, and particular reference TO the pub
lie good. No man. either Wing, Democrat or F
Soiler should go the polls with fixed determine
ton 10 vote for party, right or wrong All sho d
understand the principles of the candidates and
vote for those they feel confident will be most
y TO secure the greatest good to the greatest mum
bier
The principles OF WrSFIELr Scorr and WIN
"a. GRA#Aa, we honestly believe to be best adap
tied to the wants ofthe people. They are friendly
to the improvement ST the Harbors and Rivers Of
the West. as well as she East in such manner as
TO render a material aid to the commerce of this
growing portion Of the Union. They are in favor
of rendering such Protection TO the American la
borer will enable aim to pursue his own avoca-
ton without being compelled TO compete with the
Monied Monopolies Of Birmingham and Manches-
ter, or being compelled to work for few pence a
day They are in fsyor of permitting every man
TO obtain home without spending the best portion
OF his life in toilig, u pay exhorbtant price TO
the Land SPECTATOR They are in favor of render
ing to every man the sacred right of serving God
according TO the dictates of his own conscience,
without being deprived of any of the privileges OF
an American Citizen. In short, they are in favor
Of that system Of Government, that will Weld to
every man his rights with exclusive privileges 10
none
They differ from FRANKLIx PIERCE and WIN
r kINs who deny the right OF Government to
aid in the improvement of Western Commerce.
and hold that the People who pay freight on our
Western Lakes and Rivers should be Taxed toi
build Harbors aud improve Rivers. They differ
from Franklin Pierce and William r. King, who
hold to the doctrine of Free Trade, whereby the
Nonied Aristocracy of Europe are permitted toI
food the United Stsses with their wares, until curl
own Iaborers are ruled when they raise their pri
ces and extort from US whatever they please forI
their merchandise Until our own laborers begin to
compete with them when prices are gain reduced
TO dead loss to american Labor. They differ
widely from the New Hampshire Democracy. att
The head Of which stands Franklin Pierce, who
are unwilling to permit Catholics to hold offices
Of honor or profit.
We ask every man 10 look at the principles of
the two parties, alsi look at the candidates. and
,2te for those they think best qualified for admin
steering the Government, and most deserving their
support. Gen, Scorr, has spent his wSole lie inI
bis couHtry's service He has fought her battles j
be has supported her flag and maintained her hon-
Or, al home and aIsoad he has shed his blood iuI
achieving her victories; he has proved himself in
time of peace, ADEQUATE TO quelI the Notification
Of South Carolina. and the threatened bloodshedI
on our Northern frontier He has been often tried
and never found wanting Let him be tried again
and ne viii still be;iound qualified for the task
before him.