Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-28
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
PEOPLES TICKET.
FOR STATE OFFICERS.

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"oF' far"eu ana MI Baker, as IS known, de-
cii'ed the latc NOMINATION at Natertown. The
Executive committee then appointed, have since
met anu competed inc tckct as ABOVE. we re-
'i' "cN'' 10 'le I'oF'o'c consideration
Vi ',ie 'o'''s VI 'ne stare Inc men are uhotyec-
Jce''o''o'' "e'''S ooli ole'' ana ciP'oic. Apart
l'oil an CONSIDERATIONS except NOSE purely peTSo-
mi, thelf election would be an advantage and ho-
nor to the state. But besides this, the people Of
the state, 1t seems to rs, have most pressing and
conclusive reasons why they should give this tick
et hearty support HE state has been in the
hlu' OIL inc present dominant party about SIX years
1t mas been period OF peace and plenty, aud
without any extraordinary emergencies vet at tho
end of these six years, we find complicated sys-
TEN OF laws, state debt OF $500, 900, and tax OF
% cents on every hundred dollars worth OF proper
y IN te S'ale 10 meet coming necessities. Ger
fanny Is ulnc TINS state OF things were altered,
ana although "Ilggcry, and Free Democracy and
slave Democracy, may not be without their I'M
portancc, the more pressing necessity certain
~ would seem to be, to correct this manifest and
gricvous wrong and burthcn. The success Of this
ticket we honestly believe will do it. Not because
perhaps its men are UNNECESSARILY better than
those OF the other ticket but because 1t will be the
overthrow OF corrupt and irresponsible system Of
government. As we have said, we consider the
large share Of those who compose the democratic
party, just as honest and wc-dspo,cd as members
of other parties The evil is in the leaders and the
system by which the people allow themselves to be
taken captive by these leaders, and used for tie
personal benefit OF such leaders, to their own deep
disadvantage. We do notohicct to parties and all
the machinery of parties when necessary to carry
forward principles; hut when this machinery is
used only 10 advance personal interests and 10 rob
and tax the people it is certainly time reform
was had. y very large share. ii not all of our
state debit results from the illegitmate use of par
ty machinery We might mention Il vast number
of instances where our legislators and public Off
GERS, under the influence of the party screws have
made appropriations and INDUCED in expenses
and extravaeances. which rs individuals tbcy
would repudiatc ana revolt at Certainly every
person can sec how this matter works. r AXE the
present democratic state ticket for instance There
arc men on it that tic people would never sron-
toncousIv brine, f,rv,rI ond WIN e loo 60 d..
own merits could not get votes enough in tho state
to satisfy any person they were running; but by
. the operations of this machnery-by the irrcspon-
sible convention and caucus system they have
wormcd themselves forward and expect to be cleo
ted. Then they become the REPRESENTATIVES., not