Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

The Lawrence. Kansas Republican gves, .n TIT
following article fun explanation OF the motives
Of the people of hat city for adopting their muuici
pal organization, which act has called down upof
them The wrath Of His Mightiuess Gov Walker:
DO our friends ask why we adopted u city organ
zaton W answer. it was merel for the protection
and cUuY ealence of the city. We in tie midst
! OF terribly hot summer. Day after day the fGer
mo0lcjer mp to loo degrees Fahreuheif in the
shade Like other cities we are liable "a nutsances
IN our streets within our limits. SOME. man :
horse dies, aud he ntylects to remove him propa-
distance from the cry, and tn jccsyiAy animal he
comes offensive. Other things of u like uatur, are
liable 20 occur. " What is everybody business is
uobolyS and for protection IT The comfort aud
health vt the city il thought best 10 CrgSuize
voluntary city organization, whose business il should
bc 70 attend to such things. We had no idea thu;
the preservation of the niou depended upon our
allowing dead horses to remain in our streets nor
that il would be treason and rebellion 10 cleanse
an offensive vault with disatectiuc agent
sui more, many II our buildings are II wood
During this dry, hot weather, they are ready IL
burn Ike powder There are bur few wcs I'm town
we dc not know OF single one on our main husi
meas street, and water would be almost Inaccessible
in case OF fire. Well, wethought we would get our
city government; oFHuized and then, under al equit-
able vision of the expense. would dig some large
public wells and CiSternS. and pcIkaps purchase Il
ire engine. And We were simple ennU -h 10 suppose
thete nothing vCrv reasonable in not wishing to
be burned up here some windy day And 1t never
entered our heAds that the purchase of fire engine
with money voluntarily contributed. would he au
organized rebe Mon, demanding the Interference
ofihe great pachcator, at the head Of armed bat
tallieus
IT'S not proposed aor ifer 'e2 70 force e, organ.
eaten ppJs Anybody The uecess T. and adval.
ia-cs o. the movement here ve so apparent tha, he
opposition was nor is aprrebcndtd. Public opinion
would, ard win ne all sufficient Il Is simply, 500.
Cai, voluntary organization. Induced by necessities
which all feel w consider 5, no more legal than
church organization Ii nu- assessors levy CON
njbution upon u.s. in fair proportion and for laud
able purposes, and we g. so pay them. what
matter. Is that to GOV Walker or auy bopy else 49,
" az clt has he 10 interfere with dragons and
prevent Ms from buying Il fir, engine Must we a.
- - >..' i''h To ask permission TO dig well
WHAT WILL THE PEOPLE DO9
We fiGd II utterly impossible to account for GOV.
" alike: strange conduct. l. was thought that
shannon performed seine strange freaks while he
was NoNetRur, buI ShRuouS as-s were t,.s mos.
81 wisdom compared with ths deed Of Wglker.s =
Stanton celebrated war speech IN I.awranc9 vyb.v
he told Of war % tho knIe. and the knife ~ .Lr
Lit. was not generally considered ssatest,a,l; a
performance but Stanton has covered hi,ns,1T N
over with Sl1ryiu comparison 10 Walker. IsIt1,se5
what Lawrence viii do Nesee not thar Laurence
hiss anything 10 do III the PREMISE. We suui,,,e
evervbedvSill attend 10 theit business d. usual Ii
Walker has any use for the troops we shall proba-
blv, after a while, learn what il Is. Meanwhile we
patiently abide the result.
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r. The CHICAGO Democrat saws some six or