New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-02
WISCONSIN.
Temperance and Politics


BELOIT, (wbl Saturday. Juns IS, iss,
At the last State election the LccofOcos, grown naughty
in power and confident by successful bullyngs, nom-
mated their for Governor who, In addition to
other qualifications for office, had the recommendation
of heading mob in our principal city The good sense
Of respectable citizens was properly shocked aud the
alarm was great among them that the FreeSoilers
helped elect Whig Governor whose course has been
marked by sterling integrity, true wisdom and strict ad
lererce to Temperance principles The State is 50 IN
rOHt bly, LocOfCcs that unless definite ut least tenn
porsry union inside between the other parties to preserve
the honor of the State and to secure the blessings OF the
Maine Lsw, shall again be saddled with m1s )tcty,
meaDness and Whisky Osrpsry struggles must De hers
after betueen Temneranea and Intemperance between
Maine svp and anti Blaine Law The tine has now come
for to work 10 real cause. When there il no
grest question before set Wings Democrats and Free
Soers by the ears but simply question to which shall
have tn privilege of Growing aud burning
next NOveH ber il seems very puerle business u con
pass Heaven and earth o put persons INTO O who have
better recommendation than the name their party o9t's
There is however, question of vital Importance to ~
which will draw line between those in favor OF liquor
and those in favor of liquor prohibition.
The Wig Convention has adjourned without making
any nomination. sgreesbly to the advice of Gov Fsrwel
and the Free Sellers have nominated ticket composed OF
not only pledged to Temperance nut always strict
temperance men in private life from principle when -
" still more sccount We do say that gratitude ought
10 mpe the Wings vote that ticket Though the Free
Sellers did promote the election of the present wing
Governor and of the present Wing Chief Judlc-)
but that their interest ought to impe them We
consider the Wing party Of this State to be composed prn
dpay Of sober Industrious, temperance men, who w1au
like to live under the protection Of the Maine Law Ger
t-nIy they would like to defeat the Hunker Democrats
who sre always, as body, found thrO wing stumbling
blocks in the way of those aborng to arrest tue ncsSsan
flow of liquid ruin
Men of Wisconsin we who are prejudiced IN favor Oh
morality and decency Lovers OF peace ana order 'urn
your attention 10 the politics of the State LOOK sd seq
that The old party lines have long ago Vansnrd sny ou
Of sis ht and that the only bone ct contention
same and rather a contemplate name a. that rlghung
phantom il improbable business wnich besides "sTy
though success sful. -
If the Wings will take the advice of their respected 20
vernon snd vote fer the Temperate, candidate VINO most
uesry represents their ideas Of government we 'h' nHVe
a Temperance Executive and in the eud Name Law
This is no place eIpstats on that as IN ths aossc'
but We cofc entity say that the wings aud free >oss
will work together for short time, they may secure US
blessings 70 their homes and keep crime ana poverty
TO great extent away from their Oeautui stare ,v.,,o