Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-15

Tie public are acquainted with the general tenor
and spirit of his pepcr during the campaign and ap-
precae It exactly and ret in the light Of hat know
ledge, the article cannot be interpreted TO his advan
tage.
And when Mr. B. cites the DISASTROUS results of the
campaign evidence Of the correctness OF his judg
ment that Basifords nomination was unwise and was
colby received and excited no enthusiasm lie seems
70 overlook entirely Tie fact that il is these worry re-
suits and conditions that he is considered mainly re-
sponSble for And now, wien his labors are tend
ing directly to ds;racting and defeating the antsla-
very parry Of tie state the people win scarcely put
more favorable construction his explanation
than they arc compelled 10, and hence while his ar
tcle in no wise dsproves charge against him,
see no benefit that would arise on any hand from
lis publ cation.
We will be glad TO pubIis! any explanation or ev.
en- denial Of the essential fact we asserted viz that
his pen aud tongue furnished orr opponents their
most effective weapons during the gubeInatorial
campaign.
/ The Racine Road and the Lake Shore Road have
formed connection, by which freight cars can be
ram TO any destination ON either road without de-
| tcnton aud without breaking bulk. This arrange
ae,.t i strikes viii nure quite as much to lie be
A'Nllt ~ @i4ioduhtt KS itGtLp.
The Racine Democrat says, az part of Tie above
arrangement, " il was unanimously decided ilat no
connexions OF arrangements whatever should lie
made with any roads between Frccpoit and Racine
RAINING TO lake Mich gan, north of Racine" This is
intended to cru sh expected connection OF the Be
lott and Milwaukee road, al Elkhorn OF Delcvan bu
we think vii not do it fiaally
David bouham, who lie Old settlers VIII recollect
was rc+ped ut The fo0t Of the galows where Ire got
t'r HE crime of murder, and was subsequently, par.
ioncd from the state PRISON, las turned up in Kan
sas as the correspondent Of the Milwaukee Morning
News. He has q very excellent opinion of The Bo!'
der Rntfians and correspondngly contemplate
one ri the free State men. We hoped Davids ex
pe.icace5 and Affections had soficned aud regenera
ted hn, but from his voluntary associations the hope
seems 10 have been fa]latioue
~ man by tie maine Of MUnnell. it will be re-
collected last fail killed iv the name of GIL
by stahhing him in the neck. This occurred at Ra-
ciHc, vine both Ike parties resided ATanncl was
tried at tie lafe term Of tie cilcuit court for Rac:ne
county, and sentenced to fourteen years iinrIison-
mont in the state prison.
+ Liter nteIi. encc informs that Mancl commit
ted suicide by hanging himself, Immediately after
being committed TO The state prison. He is reple.
sen,cd to hmvc been man Of good education. and
10 have sustained good reputation up tic lime Of
thc commission OF this ,fMce.
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On Tue day G. cnipg &c 5tL INST. f. e'gLt Train
was thrown from the track Of the Southern Michigan
road, aud almost entirely demolel cd, Sixteen va
luabo horse were Instantly killed. and some Of the
hands badly injured. On examination it was found
that distractions had tccn rloccl On The tuck, ana
no doubt intended Tor Tic evening passenger
train hcn due Had Ike passenger train cn>aunter-
ed the obstruction, the loss Of lie would have Lccn
no doubt terrible. Wecau re Of no crime grea-
e. than that Involved in such a transaction.
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The Know Noihines of Massachusetts have spill
light Gavn through The middle on tic question o:
end tr-iu" Fiil'uores nomination, and gone their
pnr,!c and distinct ways. THUS, switly and surely
Is this paramount question Of slavery dissolv;ns al!
lie Gi-tnci 0nd feparafc oreaniZ cations, and com
pe,In t.rse who compose them to range themselves
Ii bat.e upon lie liz nr question.
Squire French, IN iestcr f.om Egypt, says, the
Arabs ike tie Chresc, ehavc tier heads On &c
count of lie wa NTH of The cl mate, after which hey
pat on !! &C fTcrent kinds of caps, The last beng
tic urban composed Of eyerq' yards CT Gotten cloth
Tarec cirs n drnb prove quite cooling to tie bare
,vul il. warm weather.
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= We call the attention of our readers TO what
J. r. GtopINo. says with reference to Tie nextPrc,
s.dcpcy. 1t viii be eeea TO be III most honorable
eour 81 with tie spirit and course Of some profe~sed
republicans IL tbs state who we think with al Their
vanity will scarcely claim 30 be letter soldiers in the
ranks than lie aos been.
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Tie Chicago Democrat Says tic banking house of
Preston 4 c.. OF dat city is reported as lav rg fail
eI. The N issued bins Of The Farmers & Planters
Bank of Georgia. a large amount OF which were in
circulation and will no doubt prove dead loss
solomon G.. Haven Fimorc's law partner, has
written letter ntmating that Fillmore will accept
the Know Nothing nomination for the Presidency.
and will not decline
The Mayor Of Milwaukee pat his veto upon m or
dinauce loaniuG the city credit in AID of the Mlwau
Aec and Pcloit aud Fox River Valley roads This
viii probably prevent The aid Of the city being at
present extended in favor Of these enterprises
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The groai trat between Lantern and BUS, one mile
heats best three in FIVE in harness forslo 600 came
e." q" he fi over the Union course Lantern won
'' ''ti'! ia tEtlS me %-jO, @,1O4,
and 237
Herbert one 81 the California members az Con I
erCss or lie S'h inst, shot dead the head waiter at
Wizards h"tel, Washington We have no particu.
lars at The time OF reuniug this item
Hcr5cr las leea held 30 bail ~ ;he sum of sloo.
eco, 10 answer tie charge Of snan,lau .L,er.
Minor !he opposition tne National Ad1niuisf,.a
ton, candidate. has been chosen by the legislature
Governor of Connecticut Keadrtek opposition.
hiss been chosen Speaker Of tie House
Meetings are being held in New York City, to SYM
path,se with aud render material aid TO Tie Walker
Fibusiers.
The Grant Couaiy Herald gives most fate
Ing account of Ike Appearance Of lie ran crors in
thai section Of he country
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In Ian;tow"c county there ue Il steam sawmilIs
- sew mills driven by water, aud dourns mills