Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-15

u The following suggestions in letter
from the noble Lewis to the State Convention
of Ohio, we copy as applicable to all Latitudcs.
We must not allow another four years, or one
wear TO be wasted in watching for signs of rctor-
nation in either the Scott or Pierce party. 1t
is true in the nature OF things, as well as proven
by all experience that neither of those parties
are relomabe. The reformation of either
is an imposs,bjlity. Their members must when
reformed, Join the Free Democracy-We cannot
join them.
We must, therefore, direct all our labor3 to
dssom nate the principles of Free Democracy
80 as to strenghen.and build up the only political
party that can save either Liberty or the Union.
70 ctltctualIy promote this end, We must only
pause to count the votes after the election, and
then Law out our work for the four years Instead {
three months campaign. We must secure wide
crlrcuaton to all the free Iapers now published,
and publish others where the law requires,
keeping in mind that for AIDS in efficient action,
we must RELY on our local State papers the
sDccchcs and documents above referred to m ust
be occasionally rcpubished so as TO be kept be-
fore the people, with ether matter of encourage
meut and warning constantly being produced,
that can only reach the public car through our
papers.
/ livery county, ana tNFiN wv ilSlIip III tuc
State should have a foil organization for free
dom in S53, not to hold The balance OF power
between the old parties or, to concIi3te or CO.
0neratc " ith them. No-Thauk God the Free
Democracy has a purpose and destiny more no.
bic than to play any second part In the politics
of this country. or seek aiiiiiation with those
who have been proved incapable OF admnistrat-
inr our free government What care we for
the ever iluctuatng claims Of questions that
are made only the counters in the political
glmas cf the S OF an Pierce parties. We ask
for the recognition Of such glorious truths as
are laid down in orr free platform, and avoiding
vassalage TO slavehoding iatcrest,,we ask only
StIbaiY in whatever system may be finally
adopted in detail Stability is what we need,
fnr strange as it may seem, should slavery main
TAIN her present asceEdency, we are likely IN
ten years to find that wing Of It called the De-
moc1alc party, cou,cnding for proh6ltory ia
ritt on cotton in all conditions, TO save slave
hol ors from increasing competition from abroad,
as tie wing nov claims Ike tariff on SUI
gar for Ike purpose.
But my letter IS getting ton long; our pur-
pose and destiny is TO reform the government OF
orr country. as q means of doing which we
will, if we can. and we can if We Viii in 1856
/ if not before, elect John Z. Hale TO the Pres-
dency Of the United States. Start not, noble
brothers of OHIO, we must not waver, that's al
ready half done, that we determine shall be
done, God hath said the wrath of man shall
praise aud the remainder he will restrain; dark
ness and clouds may be round about him, but
righteousness and judgment are the habitation
of his throne" My recent visits to three of our
western states strengthens me in the conviction
that the day has come and the free democracy
have but to will and to work, according to the
means God hath given US, to make our principles
everywhere triumphant in 1876.
vet hope to be allie to devote some time to
This cause this fall, but whether or not, may
now do all that meant TO. | am enlisted tor
the war, or rather for life, asking no higher hon
or on earth, than, to be one OF those VINO win
more than Spartan courage, and toll ma! eea'