Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-16
Democratic state convention.

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Treasurer. l. II. Jansen waia ger; storpsy General
George b SMITH Of Dan; state penaseaent, IIiraa
fright. o. CrAwfsrl; EaAk Cs@prslier, Wu " Denaiso
Dodge; State Pris, CelnissoneT \ " Safks f Marquette
The Convention thrce days in getting ap ieket
owing TIE Of uDigy members the nzHy eaai
seeking confess ser Cover
\. Iyatt Smith and j. C. Farcaild and
tLcE lesween' the LATTER and s-rsto M having Is
dgniy tranfed lbs hrtes 10 BAEscw. in a
Barow having aided aim assEs as is deemed p4
sitle. Esrstew Houiaate4 N tie I3tA ballet ez g.
votes 10 10 for Fairchil1
As misht se Supposed snseratie partisan press Of the
stale have difficulty in finding eicay Nprcvef
the traasceEiea merit Of ;itket This an understand
would have teeu equally tie esdiaates ~ auy
accident jrst fresh fronl TeniteniiaFy- Ii
same character aRd fre tie aetlve sTsvts las4F
h"';a ndeve7y thing else that pays &ud dub th pub
he understand and appreciase it, We rernaiy
gpaistua sit aii he esnadates Shall esagr speak
81 them esHy =Aa Esrly vrsona relations with thein
have always been feuyi we indebted
personal av'rs. and any thing may say them
laes little q tlae than praise against oar
personal feeling, ana froip Of DUTY.
We net that tie candidate Governor ever
sFeH eSideaee Of this ss@ssisa ~ aaility chan
1ue hy Thousand uaIael-~s rie state so x-e
To DC lie however a a,roit g. ;tien ard iiv
Ia'aserf has pretty lHr sit his life rsry
aad the fenyr @ hen epseiay e.aplaysI in stbie-
wing is nomination. 1t very reasonable 81 pFc tazt
man Of ss stamp who has sought labose vee
he has has hln IN view Iesics smpy serving the pulc
y ne himself Itiead FaTty.
Will probably De- anl tie public generally nothE-
for themselves Iation Of af:rs dfcret FROM
whst Iah reasonably BE expected Of politicians Il this STAMP.
We know TIE That viii compose kitchen cabinet Of tis
proposed administration. and pnblic later
ests more unfortunate selection eould hardly made
We stand !; however s as those win Suie for il AID
! put it into posor
The candidate for Lieut. Governor SON Of Col s Lewis
Fcii known to many II people here lie been mem
Der 81 ltiyna Convention Of tie Assembly and Is n ~
a Of the t.faY. st
equal 10 chairman Of tie board rvis, Il pay come bet
ter Jg'se Lewis I'LL paeed use the uey to much.
octteF a'aR-as .aan moss Others vino compose party.
as.4gOl GAINESVILLE v1ee he gli.s tae lenae s,
af' liy IS very e.e'e' ioo nuen 80 er lis
80 a. mas " iet1 .'. INTO hablts Of iiie @ IA
Conformity am e Objects "a IKE haIe Ilis bu
gang l4sa.n p,ss,oa. 4ac. l4aaes ne prsa II tt
he "sii 2gi - 'ao"A n'5 aHe pe,ia elden
NlHz tie has ala =t:iy necessary aiscl4ra,
naeEs< "a lie niiar,sai i.ly iissrs
ais prinei!ass oslllsti.se lie ssia6son ars
aerarnent and onc ii lie e men N I'm, - = i- - 80
r. - = 10 -. - e ys srs--'.
D.fG -. e.s4 Win, NJ "e '.@f ta; vas sic sHg a i
E"nlat'a u cray ~ lVust pare Bargain
Tie toT STATE Treasurer is present incumbent .
Tae n.ns. ,I - non ina @e are ,~"5s -
tA"i ant SS sia!s compensation 70 hytn
vrr l tgg SIM noe - sex Nt i AlA7-i wv
llIeleiit 81 ms %" merits Ne siHk BE VIII MI
1Hs most p'i. the list is that If state
In ed b profession. i.r.a.er jy las ii = s:5
can j. fellow an ,Ir. ,5fi:i bat n ~
~ I'm. ~ l- - Us M. - ~ oD' .. rit:e ana mos IN
ee eAseel from san""s matter Ato craftsmanship
II education hate ~ uecis Wiln compared
am nae ,:.1s -'5 -as.4 ~. Ltt4 egsa 10
III q, ~ -''-I ns'rFg the li'easion iie EyS
P''''l.y eate4 sAi"ee II schools
he oyerIooac.. }. ~ Zoe " yasuEr, Vas M chr In
leti'or ior oniuatiou Inc way 4aterlos 3o we tfEs
me
s5o4 aua saiacl.nt reason ,yiv VIVA, >, y .
a.'1 soassi-ss ne AriIcl Dod9er "'n make good
syoi ieii'" mas doe sne PARTY make rrtes TO
ANY conscience distinct from H. describes well .. IT, !ul-
LI a. we'll ana u course could 4abe its SLOW tLi5
The Boaninee state Prison Commissioner s IN 7s ~
Van Buren, aId A.;s,9. All ,Ii 80 " y e ngt,"sti.i'
csinAs and his rrge nomination same r,oL ~
w. s r'ohls evidence % e weakness Of hur1au
me W pS 70 "iei u mag fail - .ve dauit he a
80 ~ ~ tHe s'te prs! to aTant'gv- Ills opponent s
Los" - "'1' O''f AAi-
| This the Who'll. licket--Tt might hare been bet
ter-coud not well have been worse so far rs tho,
offices immediately connected with the Interests
Of the people coDccFned--Ifiti is elect4d--ss il
/ probably will be-what little the State Govern
ment can do to weigh upon the prosperity OF the
people, We have not & shadow OF doubt will b..
! done. The hill Of knowledge is hard to climb
and though much trbulutiou Do we gaiu wisdom.
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destined TO suif at the hands Of lot Of poillcul
sharpers, who use the word drmocracy as hunt
er does turkey whistle decoy Tie game within
Teac! Of his rife, we can tt /. Onc wouli SUP,
rose tax Of SIX mills on the dollar, and State
debt OF 32JJ,uJO IN time Of profound quet and
prosperity, wCn!d staEtc them. Perhaps it will
With reference to rcso ulions the action Of Inc
Convention was not Different from That n,ipht
have been expected The following Resolutions
were reported by Il MINORITY OF the committee ON
resolutions, and were rejectedby the Convention
Resolved, That the tendency OF all new State,
to embark IN expenses leads g ioenormous pubic
debts, an excessive taxation, adIHonslles u scon-
10 guard against the evils which have cuiJai-
rasscd many Of her SISTERS of The Union. And, IN
view Of the present liabilities If this >tdte AID tie
condition OF the Treasury, we believe The demo.
cratic party is loudly called upon to adopt such Il
system OF rcttcuchment and economy, in Ice si;,-
tive and other public expenses, as VIII hereafter
tighten the burdens of labor, and free dis youna
aud prosperous State from The odlum Of even d
constitutional debt.
Resolved, That the plan OF granting public lands
10 incorporated companies TO aid in projects Of in
lelnaI Improvement, has proved unequal and IN
satisfactory to the people among WhonIt has been
tired tina! regard 1t Tic settled and sound
policy Of Wisconsin to preserve its pubic lands un-
granted and uniucunbrrcd, FOR tie use OF actual
settlers, IN limited quantities, and at the lowest pr
ces WHICH will cover the expense Of surveying and
selling the same.
The above were the only resolutions on any
practical questions offered to the Conventioa,-
After being rejected the following were adopted
- (which mean Iille or nothing, and are certainly
OF very sma.i moment to the people Of this Stale:
Resolved, That the democracy OF Wisconsin,
mr!nlaius with answering fidelity its adherence
to tie compromises Of the CONSTITUTIONS aud the
fHndumfnta doctrines OF the National dCuIocra;lc
party. And that retain uadlnILlshcd conf
deEce IN the pa rlotisn, integrity and democracy
Of President Pierce, aud we hereby pledge 10 his
administration our united and cordai support
Resolved, / hat We rcIefatc and fully endorse
the following resolution adopted by The democracy
Of the State CT Maine; Resolved. That the prin,
cPies cnEhcated by the President ia his inuugri-
tai address, meet our distinct and unqualified APP
p'oTa!; and Wehaii th., Imitation Of thc policy for
cisn and domestic, Ge'ineated IN that document as
making the commencement of Il new era which
promises TO b. signaljzrd by the prosperity auI
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