Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-15
REPUTATION OF THE R.peror-

the significant demonstration. o.
day evening last, among the r. ''9
Democracy of this city. The foIon-
preamble and resolutions wor, WI!
by the meeting: Pa
WHEREAS, The Democrat G.
which met On the 37.L ,'."'5 Coa.
ultlIno, was partly composed of LII ~'i1 2S1
chosen by most corrupt means a '.I.lota
trary TO Democratic usages. ana 'ia cel'
WHEREAS, Said Convene
Democratic usages, among CHE, 'o'~'ed
culars, IN nominating a ranJ,5 Pafu'
Governor from the county of lI Me to'
contrary to the expressed wish :" alGee
than three-fourths of the Democr,,C;.. more
tors OF that county, and failed - ~ eee'
the different elements composite y So-Sli
party IN nominating the candi1,1 VIC SAID
the other State officers; Therefore I Il ,o'
Resoref, That, in our opipior
crat is bound by the nominations mad. -'''0-
27th and 2Sth ultlso. u lie
i'eso!red, That the German eIa..,.
State, and OF this county, have Az, ~
most careful in presenting fron, ;, s'
only trustworthy and capable men =.
dates for office, to be voted for bv o.,
and our fellow citizens, AID that ift-.
ination of Carl Habich for STATE IT, -''--
made by the late Democratic Stale Co... i
was intended to satisfy the lust claims as.,
German Democratic electors. wbo 60
majority of the party, we most de,iaod,~
pudiate the same.
Reso!red, That we Shall insist q, i. +
mocratic party adopting, among other roc,....
basis OF representation in It's Convent
established on the proportion of the 49,
O. Democratic voters in the different d;,,-;.,'
ResoIsea, That Messrs. Bas,. Hsi,e,,,--
Engei, Grere, Babe Krone Bgs,,,I
Huebschmann, Hundhau.en, Eotzs,r,.
SPuler, Seemann, Roshe. Rierbs,b
Warnke, be appointed a committee 10 ro,,-..
a plan to carry out the above priueirIa. al
the measures heretofore adopted by the DEM,
cratic Reform Party, and submit the ,,r,-
asubsequent meeting 10 be called by them.
Our German fellow citizens Do Ne.
nlnce matters. They speak their minds
plainly and unequivocally they feel in. /
iignant at the corrupt practices Of the
dominant Barstow clique, and aggreved
y The treatment which their tavorile cat.
liua'e' Ut 1lUEDscHNANN, received at
he minus OF lhe b'rsto" State Convention.
And 50 lar from beng satisfied with
ne sop oHefed 20 tAem IN the nomla-
.llon Oh MT CARL HADicH Tor State
feaSurer' they look upon that as adding
hSuLt 10 INJURY lhey remember What
ne DaIS'o"l'eS WOULD Iah forget matt
'lr. hABIcH was connected with and at
lnles III charge OF The treasury Depart
leH'' when me otIaIca''on OF SlF' J1'>-
- u, g. r
-. Th,.-.--,,N-.1 -ct.-,',,
- - -, -.
- $50
'n''. 49, - VIC" - ~ a. s ',''
..,,;nu
IT, ror,1;,,;,, &C .ho p.r-..u. r..
on.;a, .,I TT. H. H. c.. n
'''U = - man J0 ''.
'.l VI 0''' 0''y e'iS"i e. WIFI was I'a'l'
: doubtful before, the utter overthrow Of
The Forty" at the approaching election.
)ur German feIlow-citizen5 will have d..
,r,.,d I'LL g h. c. g. -.
- wv 49, ''' mus '0''','
udhg thelr powerful ana 10 prevent Inc
of the Barstow dynasty, and
/, punish the fraud corruniion. extra.
j., c,,,,oo Tra,s,,-,, Mi. c.b,,rr,,l
I.l,Ia.;,,-,a,,I p,y,.. p,.,S9,,.r,,. 49,.
"l'9 Ian ~ '''.N S'''''"7' "'',''
Marked me I"Ie reign ol 'I'o' interesting
r. ,7 = 49,, The
r, " - . 80 1',.b -. ,o.,
Germans oil ONO, dis8oS'3o d INT 1tg"
llliance between the Democrats and n.
NJ, are leaving the former parry IN
,rowds. FOUR HUNDRED Of them
=, C,ouaI,,d aIo,o s;oooJ declaration
Il G'0' ',"''' "'''''
II the loho"lh9 "oruS'
We, the undersigned, naturaizeo
citizens of Cleveland, have heretofore
summarized the Democratic tick
Ell, from the fact that we were lAhoCeA'