Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-30


Democracy means the good of the
masses. and its mission is to dignity, ell
eyate. and reward that labor t. which
the masses are devoted. Slave goes
in for enslaving labor, for degr: ding il
and robbing it of its rewards. Slavery
then. is not and cannot be Democracy.
Voter, if YOU are Democrat, vote for
Freedom. Tote early,
Voter, do YOU want harbors and rivers
improved BY government aid? Tyler,
Polk, and Pierce have all vetoed our har-
Dor bills because the south and slavery
demanded il of them. Buchanan being
PIT forward, nominated, unexpectedly
tn : same men and to be elected by the
same influences must and will do the
same thing. Vote for rivers and har-
bors. Vote for freedom. Vote earlyi
~
Voter, do you want economy in the
administration of the government? Rec
ollect the system of slavery involves all
the principles of recklessness and extra
vagance. and no government based onthat
system can ever be economically con-
Quoted. Ten millions for Texas, two
hundred millions for Cuba, but not a
cent for harbors and rivers, is the slave
ry policy. Vote for Freedom. Vote
early.
Voter, do you think free schools are
good institution? Do you think science
should be stimulated, literature patroni-
zed, art encouraged, christianity upheld
and advanced. Slavery being a viola
ton of the plainest ordinances of Nature
is necessarily the foe of all these, and the
triumph of slavery is their inevitable
downfall. Then cote for Freedom. Vote
early.
Voter, what do you think Of the bo-
gus laws of Kansas which proclaim i'm
prisonment and death, for writing, spea-
king, and other offences against slave
laws and slave property in Kansas. If
you uoi' want 'iiose ooSuS laws
acted and re-atilrmed IN accordance with
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only 10 utter thfee sentences anu IAN
guage was forever thereafter oehieo US
'hey "ouio De 'oee JoT JTee"""'' oo'e
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Voter don't LET had weather keen YOU
rom the polls hecoiiec'' 'he soiolerS
of the revolution went barefoot over the
frozen SHOWS OF winter to fight for liber-
tv T,rn ,,tt J,,to f,. f..o,yo,,, a,ote
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Republican voters, give next Tuesday
to your country. Your fathers gave
eight years to principles 10 more impor-
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hand MI fa,. f.oalyoa, J,,to o,.,,,,
.s.
ine potency Oh 'he D@iio'
A weapon that comes down as still
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AS lightning n, does the new VIII OF 02d'
That weapon is-THE BALLOT BOX.
The contest is now between the bal
lot box and the cartridge box. The for
mer is the representative of freedom, the
latter ofslayery. Stick to the ballot box
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FREE LAB0R-ihe natural capita
,e ,m1 t"' " e%,,4 ~ .nl
bower in tho masses is alone to he relied
on as the bulwark of Free Institutions
SO said John c. Fremont in his letter
of acceptance. Buchanan never uttered
in his life a sentiment so democratic
Vote for free 1abor. Vote early.
ennS' " AM" ana INDIANA nave oeeh
cohsioeLeo inc nnost oouot1h states IN
tons show contest so close as to afford
assurance that with the pathfinder on
the course, and Fremont and Freedom
as the rallying cry, they may be carried