Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-10
rb. prospects Ct the campa,wn.

Our opuonents commenced this campaign with assump
ton Of victory and be disputed that OF
friends were disposed consider the chances decdey
aVans. u.s. This feeling both Sides apprehend, Is
not the result of deliberate calculation but rather jump
ing to conclusions from past instead Of from any thing
present existing and apparent The slave sates our
Moments sure TO be unit In their favor. and beyond
thew add e can somewhere out Of the balance
they don't know exactly whereget votes enough to give US
the election This their reasoning and the basis OF their
confidence.
We are that in the history OF the country
Of the states cast in solid BODY Tor
any candidate. That they will be now hardy 70 DC
The causes Of it apparent There has been
attempt any hand to interfere with slavery IN any
these The north has made the least encroaeh-
their rights in any respect whatever But these
slave states are manfesty determined at all hazards and
without any scrupes as to force slavery into ter
rtoy heretofore free. This Is and this only which now
unites them in solid body in support Of Buchanan the
candidate pledged end Now what would be very
natural conclusion from these facts in relation to the ssuhs
Manesty that precisely the causes which combined 'ne
in this solid sectional movement, without parallel hereto
fore in the history of the country would equally combine
the north opposition the movement Those who fear
the north will prove equal the crisis should recoect
that heretofore has the state Of things existed which
now exists before has the south combined IN solid
phaanx manifey she has Her position Is phe
nomenon in history and is il not inevitable that th
openly aggressive attitude part must combine the
north in opposition.
But we are not left to mere conjecture speculation in
this matter Since the purposes OF the south have been dis
tncty declared by the passage the bill
have had in the choice Of Congressmen National elee
ton, in which the north presented very nearly united
'front.' and cast such would have elected Pres
dent by handsome majority And by eectng the Speak
er Of the House without single Southern VOTE the North
clearly manifested not only its ability to elect the President
but its determination to do Keep mind that since thu
passage Of the Kansas bill have really carried Nation
election by decisive vote and then ask Have We beer
weakened since that timer Has the conduct Of
nens been Of character enable them regain their
strength Are the fruits Of the Kansas bin Of such nature
as to reconcile the people to it, and induce them TO return
to the fold of this abominably miscaed Democracy
Is not as clear the MONDAY sun, that not day
an hosr has elapsed since the passage Of the Kansas bill
but that the abomnabe conduct Of the who perpes
ted the inquy has repeins those with
them into determined opposition. The outrages In Kan
and in Congress which have been perperaed BY these
men since the north deliberately took its position in favor
freedom, makes the suspicion even, that she
abandon her ground and back to despotsm, insult
her. 1t would be crime against nature which cannot be
We ask readers from these facts review the roun
and connecting what has been with the present enthusiastic
uprising Of the people, tell where opponents n
substantial basis for their confidence, where
borrow reasonable doubt Of success. .-r f. F
Let here do duty We part of the broherhoo
Of the Naon and help necessary to this L.
each consider that upon his individual exertio
this contest depends and do his duty accordingly
Each SO animated we tell readers that gsri
triumph awaits our principles. a....