Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-09-23

make appropriations in aid of our lake harbors
sc. We have long suspected it to be the poll
cy Of the Democratic party to deneminste a
vagariss" and doom to F" oblivion" truth
which the founders of our government deemet
" salf-evident"
| NEW YORK PoLITICs.-There are four can
didates in the field for Governor in the State 0
New York: the Republican, Democratic, Amer
lean, and the party which will vote for Gerri
Smith At the recent Democratic Convention
| in Syracuse, the old quarrel between " Hards'
and "Softs, was renewed with great fiereeness
The Softs, had the majority in the Conven
ton, and succeeded in crushing cut the lizards
and nominated all the officers from men of thei
own stripe. The Republican ticket is concedet
to be strong one. The Americans have dis
tinct nomination in the field but will, NEST like
ly fall great way in the rear.
Democracy on Emancipati0n-Th Time.
speaks in commendation of Henry Abram who
has announced himself as an anti-slavery can
didato for governor of Virginia on the emanci
patton plan. The Times seems to regard the
plan proposed by Mr. Abram, for getting rid o
slavery, far better than anything proposed by
republicans. Well, let us see what tho South, 3
democratic paper published at Richmond, says
of it:
eff such q person exists, he is lunatic i
Mr.. Henry Abram, or Mr. !anybody else, ven
lures to canvass Virginia for any such purpose
as indicated In the above proclamation, he scit
be brought to sudden and sharp sttiement"
MArNE.-We stated last week that the Repub
licans elected all the members Of Congress but
one. Later accounts indicate the success o.
the entire republican delegation to congress-
from Maine. The legislature in both branches
is largely republican.
A writer in the N. Y. Evening Post says he
has been shown q list of forty trance speaking
mediums, Of both sexes. which will soon be made
public, who have either separated from thei,
husbands and wives, or living in extreme
unhapplness: The list includes most of the
prominent speaking mediums of the couutr =.
A
Politics AT THE ILLINOIS STATE FAIR
During the State Fair at Centraia, Illinois, last
week, the Douglas and the Buchanan wings OF
the Democracy improved the time in helding DO
litical meetings. The two factions were intense,
~ bitter towards each other. Gov. Reynolds
enc of the principal speakers on the Buchanan
platform, declared F." He would not vote for st
Paul himself, if he was a Douglas man" The
speakers on the Douglas side, were severe in
their denunciatons of the Administration.
Republican triumph in JaneSoWe. An election
was held in the city of GAINESVILLE on Monday
last for the Office of Mayor-tbat Office having
been made vacant by resignation The contest,
says the Gazette, was conducted with much spir.
it. Hudson, republican, beat Haselton demo-
crat, by 234 majority.
~ 49,
E1yT Hon. Henry Barnard, of Connecticut, who
has recently been elected to the post of Chan
celler Of the State University of Wisconsin, will
deliver an address, during the week of the State
Fair at Madison. When, it is remembered that
Cassius NJ. Clay, of Kentucky, will also deliver
an address the interest of the occasion will be
greatly enhanced by the presence Of these dis
tinguished men.
"THE REPUBLIC. One of the best Repub-
lican newspapers, is "The Republic" publish
ed in Washington City, d. G. Itabounds in sta
tistical facts, especially in the political history of
the country. The subscription price for sin
gle copy is $2,0O-four copies one year, S., CO.
ten copies one year, $1,000.
NOA
VERMoNT.-Full returns of the Vermont cleo
ton give Republican majority of 5000, by
which the entire Republican State ticket is cho-
sen. The Republican vote is nearly three to
one of opposition. The egislature-senate 80
Republicans, no opposition House 1919 Repub-
leans, 80 democrats
he resolutions passed by the democracy of this State
some nine years ago. for the purpose Of catching Repub
the nation at that time. "-Renoshd Times.
SO il stands confessed, that the democracy of Wis
coesin dc sometimes sail under false colors, to catch
Republican votes
70 The Democracy in the Third District are
dissatisfied with the nomination Of Judge Lara
bee. 1t is said D. E. Wood, of Fond du Lac,
will be started as candidate by those who dis.
sent from the nomination of Larabee.
~ CRANBERRIEs. The Jackson County
Banner, published in the northwestern part of
this State, says, cranberries are very abundant
in that quarter, and are selling at retail at 70
cents per bushel.
-AHaHtic Ce6te.-The public are waiting with
much anxiety to hear something definite as to
the working of the Atlantic cable The managers
continue to give assurances that the present
difficulties are only temporary, and viii be over
come. "0 HrTr
@ses-
iB@ Mrs. Randall, wife of Governor Randall
died at Waukesha on Thursday, the 10Th inst
EB~ The democratic state convention
OF the state of New York which met at
Syracuse on the 18th inst. nominated
the following ticket:
For Governor-Amasa J. Parker: for
Lieut.. GOVERNOR. ]. Taylor for Ca
nal Commissioners. B. Piper: fol
State Prison lInspector-Edward L.
Donnelly.
R- The late foreign arrival Of the
Persia brings intelligence that the EN-
peror OF Russia has emancipated 200,
600 of Russian serfs. What an infdel
the Emperor must be in sthe Judgment
OF South Carolina for his faithlessLess
IN the divinity of slavery.
The Racine County Agricultural Fair
will be held at Union Grove ON the 28th
and 29th Of Sept, inst.