Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09
What it has done-what it is.

Democracy" is ever ON the side of Slavery
1t opposed the Wilmot Provso. 1t supporte,
the pro-savery Compromises and the Fngttiv
Slave bill IN the Congress of 1850. 1t violate,
The Slavery prohibiting Missouri COMPROMISE
in 1888. 1t became the champion OF the Borde
Ruffians who sought, by fraud and violence, t,
drive the opponents of slavery out of Kansas, il
1886. 1t gives its tact sanction to the Dol,
lhlhbustersm of Walker, who is fighting th,
battle Of Slavery in Central America 1t incor
porated the whole platform of the Slave Powc
into ITS National creed during the last Presiden
tlal contest. and openly assumed position O
hostility to Northern principles and Northern
rights.
The Democratic" party at the present mo.
ment occupies the position before the country OF
the sectional party of Slavery, giving its aid
and comfort to the enemies of free institution
in Kansas. and boldly endorsing the infainou,
decision of the siave-holdng majority of the
Supreme Court, which natonazes slavery and
| recognizes freedom secondary matter
| Henceforward, until this question Of Slavery
exclusion shall have been settled there will be
Tut two great parties in this Countrywide
Democratic party OF Slavery, and the Rcpub
! lie IN party of Freedom. The friends of human
liberty and our national honor, will be found on
the right side.-Chicago Journal.
Cincinnati, April7.
| At the City election yesterday n w. Thomas
citizens candidate for Mayor and BelJa,uv
Storer. ditto, for Judge OF the Supreme Court
was elected over c. J. W. Smith and T. j Fer
guson, democrats; precise majorities not asccr-
tanned other officers undecided.
Cleveland, April 7.
| Charter election yesterday; city went demo.
cratic two hundred majority.
New Orleans, April6.
On Sunday evening the weather turned very
cold with high wind, which continued all night
accompanied with sleet and rain. No disasters
reported.
We have received Texas papers ofthe 2nd in
slant.
The growing crops look tolerably well, but
need ram.
In the election for Judge of the Supreme
Court, Roberts Is POO ahead, with Is Counties
to hear from. The election for Judges in this
city to-day passed of quietly The whole
American city ticket and district Judges are
elected. The democratic associate Supreme
Judge is probably elected.
Hartford, April7.
CONNECTICUT ELECTION The Union party
have reelected Clark and Dean TO Congress
W oodrutf in the 4th district, is beaten bv
about 200. The election in the 4th district is in
doubt
From present indications the Union party elect
their State ticket
HS AiOUSe ana senate nave been both caTrI-
ed against the democrats, by good working
majority.
Dunkirk, n. Y, April7.
The snow here is eighteen inches deep on a
level and still falling fast.
Emira, \. Y, April Z.
Snow ten inches deep here.
-, Toledo, April 7th
Al the charter election yesterday, entire Peo-
pies Ticket. with exception perhaps one Alder
man, and enc Assessor, was elected by 400 ma
ioFity
Nhe members Of the Sd Ward viii be selected;
in day or TIVE.
St Louis, April T.
Incorrect returns from the city election. yes
ierday, foot up-WIMER, emancipation, 1881 |
Pratte, democrat $3.50; Lane, 1925. 4 large
number OF Americans voted for Winner. a ma.
lority of the emancipation ticket is probably 4
elected. Winners majority Will probably be 4
about 500.
Harrisburgh, Pa, April 6. /
Death Of Senator PeHrOse.-Mr. Penrose Sena- /
or from Philadelphia, died to-day, from an at
ack Of pleurisy.
Mr.. Penrose, was solicitor Of the Treasury,
lpGer President Harrison.