Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-18
KESosHA, October 6, 1855.

NJ Etiiiof
There mis,aains the paternity Of the renark,' up
my article of last There is in them little eco
Monty of Butts, mneh cunning for Schcf They the
Editors remarks. is true there may be some difficulty in
determining whose Opinions have been expressed through
the Telegraph ard in fact whether they have been the real
opinions Of any This last is the harder. little
amused you had neither the time discuss
the merits Of the different modes Of getting candidates. when
yen much of both 10 d vote persouay-a
From the abundance of the eart the mouth speaketh"
You do not deny that put the right construction upoa
your article las, week. That Is point gained You
shall have the benefit Of IT, have been an attentive ami
it wold be poor compliment your ability, If did
benefited reader Of The Telegraph for years past
frequent review of past lives aud selfexaminaton,
both recommended by religious teachers Trusting
you find something inviting in both ca your attention
extracts froia articles written by two
ago. wheI the Republican party not As large
hng that you have ben progressive to plead lie
''''''' sH0LTS on REGULAR XoMiSAT1oys
In 1852 speaking c the a;e Fair nominations, YOU say
d" We knew who the active in this,
numbers participated in it, do care Cor the
that is not at ali important The question then is
not how this ticket was got u but whether the nominees are
honest and capahe We want men In office fresh from the
eopie not from the caucuscs In 1853 yea did not know
nor care how the nominees were ot no nor show many
participated" for the coed that it import
ant" The people wanted honest, abe pen, FRESH from the
electors not from In speaking Of another, the
"pceple ticket the year you say, and quote large
~ it is good "A very large share, il not all of
debt results from the Legitimate Of party machine
ry We might instance vast number of cases when cur ie
gislaers and public officers under the influence Of party
have made appropriation and INDUCED in expenses
dGfe ard FeUct Certainly every person see how
this matter Take the Democratic ticket for instance
There IT, that the people would spontane
oy bring forward and who left to their merits could
enough in the State 10 satisfy they
running but the operation of this machinery by the
frreSo,St"1 convention and caucus system, they have
seo2c3 themselves forward ard ~ be elected. Then
they become the representatives, hof OF re people, Tor they
know mat v"uh"rly te fete "ouid never nave chosen
them, but of the machinery and system that brought them
up first consideration is what the people WANT,
but what viii strengthen and efFetHdte The sSte" that
made them, do which unworthy iavorsa is shown and
the peoples money sandered and the people burthene
with taxes What commentary machine
and regular ncminations How fun regard
the peoples pockets and backs It il in harmony with
orr ipiJoya oLiaioHS?" New submit any candid mind
that every or the above is in opposition caucses,
conventions regular nominations ard all party machinery.
Let any man ceppare the above with the following Those
who arc with rs will submit their tixeS to the contention
CT THE PARTY. and those who will thus submit should
have no s,,,f5 from republicans I'VE know the abeve
in rary the uniform opinion and action Of the
writer The mind thought and the same hand wrote
az the above extracts and defy any thing less than F-
0EG}iSa 10 harmon:ze them.
Bu there are things in the above worthy Of
Plbiic CCSs under the influence Of party screcs have
made appropriations and INDUCED in expenses and extrava
agances which iriReats they would repudiae and
volt at" No doubt, but let without knowing
care elected D. has party purposes
he nothing do trengthen and gerstuds the sys-
burden them with outrageous taxes" He becomes .c re-
Preventative Of the people and not Of the machinery ys
tenn and irresponsible conventions and that
brought him up" He feels that TO them he must account
and party and therefore he dare not quander the
peoples money Norfniug would then cease 10 De ifa"t
ami hypocrisy virtue IN the public man Bat you say
the article os last week in '-barmony with your uniform
opinion action That Is just What some OF your friends
think, notwithstanding all You have said 10 the contrary in
times past You regarded by many one Of the most
bgotte partisaus IN times. but especially when ycu
and your friends control the parry and that party the
majority
your action always been in harmony with those
sentiments, viz that unless he submitted his wishes to
convention should be supported for Officer Let In
1851 had the honor of being the nominee oil this Assembly
district represent them in tie state legislature Mr. y
kius ard were candidates OF fail
Ell both sounly But did you get to be caBddateS
There called You and both had friends
in IL fou there at the conreften G. Clement think
VI Prank, and was /.
And by the 'wire-pCins system had the most friends
in the Irregular convention. and 'scOrzae into
nination. You and friends not then regarding
creily rcggiars. bottled the concern and in very
irregular and uncSnonca manner called another conyen
ton right ON the spot know thai yoa talked the time
about some unfairnes in admitting stt Of
delegates that convention Thought had there
Te.-7ri. know thought az iee time ard think rev