Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-09
HOW they hope to Succeed.

Very naturally, our opponents depend
for success upon deeeiving the public as
to the real issues before the country, and
in misinterpreting and falsifying these
issues. We should say perhaps, our
northern opponents, for the south they
do nothing of the kind There they
frankly admit, the issue to be whether
slavery shall be nati0nalized or not, and
shall be permitted to spread itself where
soever it pleases; and while they con
tend, on one hand for Buchanan, because
he is in the affirmative on that issue,
they condemn and oppose Fremont be-
cause he is in the negative. The South
it is admitted will 90 as a unit for Buch-
anan, simply because he represents their
sentiment The North would naturally
be equally united for Fremont, were it
not for the reason stated above, that our
northern opponents seek to evade and
falsify the real issue. si-E
We urge our readers therefore, to be
not deceived by such efforts, and to give
no weight or attention to the many UNI
truthful and unimportant statements and
stories with reference to our cause our
candidate, and our party, with which the
press OF our opponents TEEN. Fremont
. is not a saint, and was not nominated as
such, nor do we suppose the Republican
party to be infallible in all respects. We
claim innothing to be more than mortal,
or to be exempt from the common fail
ings and short. comings OF trail humani-
tv. Fremont doubtless in the course of
his life has done those things he ought
not to have done, and left undone those
things he ought to have done, and in all
probability will be liable to the same i'm
putation in the future; and the same no
doubt may be said of the Republican
party.-We are none of us perfect-no,
not one.
The slave power of the nation and the
Free Power Of the nation III the nature
and course OF things, have met in final
.,d do,dlv conf;ct for tba nossessiop Of
the government Therein is the whole
go of t,;s contest lis 70 bn ,doc;dod
Of the noIIs in November next, We
claim for the Republican party in this
conflict rotbi,o, mara than that If ia the
party Of freedom, and for Fremont we
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