Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24
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pose But if we had tho space certainly it you'd be
but poor compliment the iuteIl gcacc of our rea
dcrs 80 to use IT, Wrong ei-c'dod crrcr q "a, kinds
love torfuosity double dealing cnd coucoanlent
Their advocates prefer 70 talk of any thing undo,
heaven yalhe: than iher real objects, end lie bar
then Of thcig labor is to Cad word, and devices to
conceal their real thoughts and purposes, instead o.
to reveal them.
There il not SAM man In Tie nation but knows
absolutely knows, that lie success Of Buchanan will
Strengthen chute slavery. make is extension into
free terrcry and its final con !ec possession Of the
government possible, indeed certain And not only
this, but knows also that Buchanan Vas put in nom
nation and is row candidate by that influence and
for that purpose alone. And while he knows this
all his instincts tell him It is wrong and objectiona
bic, and hence those who support it. more perhaps
with the hope of deceiyEg themselves than others
resort to any thing rather than avowal of then
real object. As we remarked, it Is neither conven-
lent in any respect profitable to attempt follow
them. Our cause does not need it.
Not sane man Of the nahon but knows that with
the success Of Fremont chattel slavery withalI its
evils viii be thereafter restricted to its constitution
al limits, and the government rescued from the bgh
ting effects of the dominance Of that principle And
knows too that Fremont was nominated for that pur-
pose and that alone. This is q cause which the in
stinct Of every man approves, and hence those who
support it have hesitation in boldly procIaiming
their real objects and demanding to be judged by
them.
Therefore we desire to keep the attention of our
readers fixed upon the main point We have no dis
position to discuss every point of Fremonts life from
his childhood up, nor do we care much about Buch-
anan's, We presume they are both men and have
manifested to some extent the weaknesses of human
ity, 1t is enough to know that the great party of
freedom in this country after sufficient deberation,
selected Mr. Fremont its standard bearer and that
in his the great party of freedom riumphs,
and thereafter that party becomes the inspiration of
tho government and the government in all Of its de
tails takes the character of that inspiration. We
know the other hand that the great party of ala
very after equally mature elaboration nominated
Buchanan its standard bearer and that in his sue
slavery continues as heretofore to inspire the
government assuring the same results that we have
been familiar with the past few years. And this it
seems to us is enough for any to know And
when Buchanan said he no longer james Bueh-
anan bat the Cincinnati platform he spoke the truth
far the inspiration, the bass, the slavery Gle
ment of that platform is concerned
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This main point Of this controversy. In all human
probability Franklin Pierce is not Tire worst man in
the world but the influences winch prompted Brooks
to steal up, assassn-hke, and beat Sumner the
head with bludgeon, hold Pierce equally captive
and however bad he might have been naturally, h,
could not have been SO bad us tie influence which
has made himits instrument. OF what use then &c
waste time over the thousand unmportant matter;
t1,,t.
poses we should 20 into that species OF warfare
could not hole to make buchanan bad as the infu
ence which he acknowled5 cs to have swallowed him
up. And at whatever point Of degradation he may
enter upon his presidential duties il lie enters upon
them at all, we MAY al! be very certain that new
decpwigl be found for him plunge into and thai he
viii end worse than ho begun. And at whatever
point Of anti slavery sentiment Fremont may ente
upon his dutics-surrounded governed and control
led by that Clements instrument in short vii
necessarily leave him better than i. fluids him, til,
possession Of my good and generous thought un'
the pracuce of any good work inevitably HTS VI
those thus controlled.
The simple question for voters is, which influence
will YOU have prevail in tho nation The slave in
1ucnce las during the past four years been peculiar
i and prominently IN tho ascendant Il you Ike it
:gts keep il there. Il yoa do NOT like It's fruits bu
think possibly that the generous and righteous nea
sures which necessarily pertain to tile principle anC
spirit ofneedom, would be better put that in power
Ifyou vote ut al one or The other Of these thing
you must Go. Take yoUr ohoce-Fremont and tht
Free principle; Buchanan and tie Slave principle
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80 II pans 10 read IN the last Kenos,1 Dem
ocrAt of tho iGle OF those haIGbillg. We trust oU
Shanghai brethren viii be tender of the susceptible
Ties OF bunker friends, aud intct upon then
any suhernCs which may possibly be avoided.
they have little sense proprety discretion 6
10 write, print, and put up bGudbls rot fl, to b
printed, written, put up; il ,hey II 10 stiei
them up whore thoy nave 10 business so and in suc
q way and in such numbers - 10 MAKO IL eviGeU
they wish 10 provoke some kind Of .etaiiatiou au
finally, if their haEdb.ls call 8 meeting a. tile sam
aour and the same place thai a republican Ineetiu
was called two days before, and they knew it. W
hope nevertheless they may not lie iuterered with
Our bunker brethren sye in condition that shoul
excuse any ulics or iul scjetiors on their part au
make them the Subjects of our eadercst compassion
Engaged in cause Of very doubtful merit, and lack
in in al probability, an approving conscience, tia
they should be petuiaut aur lEatuged, and do thos
things which they ought rot TO do. is excee,lingl
natural They feel very much Is did the fellow win
emerging one night from saloon where he had lo'
ali has money at play, OF course ont OF humor wit
himself aud autae rest of the world, kicked strar
ser STOPPING over the curb stone tying h.s shoe, int
the gutter with the remark Contound You yo
re always tying your shoe" We say TO our friend:
" deal gently with the eryiug" GIVE 'emrope an
the verdict Of the Jury in November next on the
case Will be, " falo dc Sc"
E, 4 Haunesaa OF Indiana, wrjtos endorsing tn
Border RufEans of Kansas, and while his letter
,,,,..a - ra.,rs nf that class h. !. lnrs.s >.