Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-03

mocracyj that should open the eyes of the masses
and convince them flint lay not in
that direction Look at the facts in this respect
that are within our own sphere of observation. The
real Though not the ostensibe editor Of the slave
ry organ in this city, as almost every voter in the
county knows. has been On active, working repub
lican from the time the party was organized up tc
the time that he commenced his eulogies of Doug
lass Pierce and Buchanan and abuse of the Rcpub
lican party, q few weeks ago. He has not beer
content with merely voting with the party of Free
dom, but he has made public speeches. delivered
lectures, and written for the cause he now assals
Soon after the Kansas Nebraska bill passed the U
S. Senate at a public meeting of his own getting
up, he introduced and advocated among others the
following resolution:
"ResOlUed That regard the Nebraska Bill Ma tiona
Outrage and d those sustaining ii, Enemies TO the tcel
fire and prosperity Of Freedom.
This was before the evils of tho repeal Of the Mis-
souri, compromise had been practically worked out
as they now have, and the approval of that wicked
measure now, by northern men, is q hundred fol(
worse than it would have been then. Now, doe.
any body suppose that this SUB rosa editor has founc
anything in the practical working of the Kansas
Nebraska bnl--wth its border rufianisin, its in
vasion, its MURDERS its outrages its robberes anC
its destruction Of property-to convince him. all a
once that his first view of the subject and his &c
ton thereon for two years, was all erroneous, al
even criminal? Under such state of things, how
much weight should his present teachings have
In the city of Milwaukee there is but one papel
in the English Language, that supports buchanan
and the editor and proprietor of that one is the U
S. District Attorney appointed by afr. Pierce. Ii
the City of Chicago, but one english paper supports
Buchanan, and the slavery propagatng Democracy
and that one was established and is continued un
der the immediate influence and patronage of Doug
las. Thus we might go on, and we should find {
large share of the Northern Press which support,
Buchanan, excuses Brooks and Herbert and ius
titles the ourages Of Missouri Border Ruffianisrn, is
false to its own convictions, naincere and govern
ed by motives of selfintercst, ambition and dem
agoguisin. Such Press it is evident to every can
did mind, should carry with it but little influence
with people anxious to cast their votes on the side
of Right, ofJustice and of Humanity
When we come to candidates, we find them. or
both sides respectively worthy the cause they rep
resent In JoHN G. Fremont, the Republican Can
didate for President, we find man in the primo
and vgor of life, of varied and rare ettainmeuts
practical scholar whose sympathics and predilec
tions are with the people, who has done
more to develop the resources of the great West
for the science and geography of the country, thar
any other man in the country-who has met an(
surmounted difficulties that few could suImount
thus proving himself possessed of unlimited rescur
ces, adequate to every occasion, and the viii anc
the energy to make the best use of thcm-in fact
in every respect just the man to he the presiden
of the people, instead of few Office holders and of
fee seekers In James Buchanan, we have a pro
fessonal politican whose acts have ever been more
of Il negative, than positive character. Hcis not o
the people and the consequence is he has little sym
pathy with them. Itremans for tie eopo TO choose
between the two.