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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21
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In this city, Thursday, October 14th 1885, after
lingering Illness Mrs CATHERINE ROCK, aged 50 years.
The deceased much respected by wide circle of
friends, and worthy member Of the German Lutheran
Church.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21

STAGES To CALIFoRNIA.-Four horse
mail coaches are now running regularly
between st. Louis and California.
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5peflal 0ptifFa,
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Yours, most respectfully,
lSH J, A. BUTTS
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FRAZER RIVER GOLD MINES fore
recent accounts from Frazer River, are
encouraging; some of the miners are re-
alizing $50, per day.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21

Our neighbor, the Kenosha Times, is
still much exercised about the political
position of Abraham Lincoln, of Illinois,
and wants US to copy from one of his
speeches. We will copy forty lines from
any speech of Lincoln's for any ten lines
the Times will publish from the speech
OF Senator. Hammond, or any other dis
tinguished democrat Of like principles,
showing that slavery is the best and
most appropriate condition forthe labor
ing man-aohite or black.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21

NEXT CoNGREss.- is now a
far prospect, that the Republicans will
have majority in the next House of
Representatives. .5r7
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CENSUS OF RoCKFoRD.-A recent
census of the city of Rockford exhibits
a population Of 1926. III.
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The recent Universalist national con-
vention held at Providence r. l., pass
ed the following resolution:
Resot0ed, That in the present attitude
of the conflict between American free
dom and American despotism, we feel
called upon to reiterate our unqualified
condemnation Of slavery and to reassert
our determination to labor for the main.
tenance of free institutions.
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Cheapness of Food in Central Africa

I. j.. Bowen, a missionary connected
with the African missions, in recent
lecture on Africa in New YorfkknI made
the following statement ct ~
i Provisions are SO plentiful in that
country that, if ten thousand. people
should enter one of, the large towns in a
body, it would not affect the market;
and all the necessaries of life are so
cheap that taco cents day is good al
lowance for native Iaborer's support.
In our mission Schools we give the ma
tive boys one cent day for support, and
with this they 60 to the market and
amply supply their wants. 2Ha
SUGAR IN IOwA.-The Iowa papers
say that in some of the counties in that
state, more than a sufficiency of sugar
and molasses will be manufactured this
year for home consumption.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21

The kenosha Social Tuners Society
Hold Meetings for Exercise every Tuesday and Fiday
evenings, at o'clock None but Turner's admitted on
luesday evenings D. c. MCyEAN, sec'y
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is fast proving his superior merits as an fist of
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u ATLANTIC CABLE.-The latest news
from the Atlantic Cable, represents no
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS discouraging.
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KANsAs.-The people of Kansas, are
taking steps to apply for admission into
the Union on the converting of Con,
gress. I'LL aT .T E.7r,E a# ,........
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A WORD TO THE REPUBLICANS OF
KENOSHA COUNTY.

fla good republican victory is secured in this
county, it must be done by full vote in the coun
try towns. The fact need not be concealed that
there is quite too much apathy and indifersncy
among the Republican voters in the county =
Democrats in other coInties are exulting over
the inactivity of the Republicans of Kenosha
county; and from this cause are calculating a
greatly reduced Republican ma ority hore at the
coming election. No reflective man need be told
that the election close at hand is one of vast I'M
portance. Our Republican brethren in other
States ara working vigorously to arrest the pro-
gress of the slave power, in spreading It's blight
ing, whitening curse the heritage of free
men-they are looking to Wisconsin to do its
part well in the great battle offreedom.
As we have already said, the rural population
of the country are the great reliance for Repub-
lican success the cities and large villages are
generally bound fast in the folds of democracy
to large extent. The causes for this condition
of things in the large towns need not be dwelt
upon-they are apparent and well understood.
We therefore earnestly appeal to the Republi-
cans in the several towns, to devote little time
to the cause Of human freedom. Are not the IL
bsrty of the press, the freedom Of speech and
the rights free labor worth preserving These
the slave power seeks to supplant-it has area-
dy done SO in large portion of the Union and
does not conceal its purposes of gaining an as
cendancy over the entire Republic. If you are
a patriot, then follow the example of your pa
triotic forefathers, by standing mp manfully TO r
the right. If you are Christian, then have a
proper regard for the true welfare of your fellow
men, and exhibit your faith in free institutions,
by your work at the polls.
When the interests Of his country are at stalk e,
no man can remain passive and indifferent with
out crim nality. The political complexion of
the next House of Representatives will deter
mine whether slavery shall be stayed in it's tri-
nmphal march, confined to its now established
shall cover every acre of free soil, with its pes
tifsrous influences.
Hon. John F. Potter. the Republican candid
ate for Congress, has proved himself worthy of
the confidence and support of the free men of
this Congressional district. His opponent, Be-
riah Brown is linked with the proslavery demo-
cracy land if elected, he cannot do otherwise than
vote with his party His party is under the
control of the slave power as positively as there
is slaveholding interest in these United States
John F; Potter is free from the Legislative cor
ruptions of 1856, as the report of the Investiga-
ting committee, composed of Republicans and
Democrats, proves. Beriah Brown is the reci-
pient of $52. coo of La Crosse bonds, as the same
report shows. Can any man who regards the
good of his country and its future interests, he
state which of these two men to choose
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21
How Will You Help Yourselves?

The democratic journals insist upon
1t, that the bred Scott decision which
carries slavery into the territories. is fl
nal; and arrogantly ask republicans,
What are you going to do about it %
How can you help yourselves ?" The
democracy wo'd make the people believe
this lsnotagovernment ofthe people; that
the Supreme Court is above the people,
and its decisions unalterable. So natu-
raj is it for the sham democracy of the
present day, to bow obsequiously to the
acknowledged rulers, that they entirely
lose sight OF the sovereignty of the
people The idea that the decisions of
the Supreme Court are irreversablc, how
ever contrary to common sense or the
inalienable rights of man, is fit only to
be entertained by the worshippers ofdes-
potism. The decisions of the Supreme
Court in past periods of our history, have
been rendered nugatory by the people,
and will be again. That once great and
overshadowing monopoly, the United
States Bank, obtained decision from
the Supreme Court declaring its consti-
nationality. Gen. Jackson had the bold
ness to speak out plainly his disrespect
Tor the opinions of that tribunal. The
people overthrow the United States
BaLk, and the decision of the court fell
INTO contempt, So will the pro-slavery
decisions OF the present Supreme Court
be rendered nugatory by the sovereign
people, and in a way perfectly consist
ent with the genius of our republican
Institutions. --o 1a.- aa4i.
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Ecrse Thief Protection Society.
Meeting of this Society will be held at the Pleasant
Prairie House, Saturday the Both of Oct inst at o.,
clock P n full attendance of members is reouestea
-, P. I. HOOKER, secy.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21

FOREIGN NEws.-The arrival Of the
Anglo Saxon from Europe on Monday
last, brings no news of Importance.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21

The kenosha Times charges Senator
Doollttle with inconsistency, in advoca-
ting the doctrine Unpopular sovereignty
IN 1852, and now being arrayed against
1t. 1t will be recollected that demo.
cratic popular sovereignty, was a very
different matter in theory a few years
ago, from what it has since been made
to mean practically. Six years ago,
the democracy everywhere preach
ed the doctrine Of allowing the people
OF the territories the right to regulate
their own affairs, ''including the institu.
ton OF domestic slavery But when the
democratic party proved treacherous to
their avowed sentiments, by attempt;no
TO force slavery upon the people of the
territories, contrary to their almost uni
ted voice, then Judge DoolittIe and hun
dreds of other honest men in the party
refused to give countenanee to such vii
famous treachery.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21
The Elections.

The election returns from the several
states where recently held, areof the most
cheering character; in many instances
has the cause Observation-Disclosures
beyond the expectations of the most
sanguine.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The political revolution in this state
has been most extraordinary; it is Buch-
anans own state-a state that stood by
him i'll the Presidential contest of 1856.
The only state officers elected in Penn
sylvania this year, are Judge of Su.
preme Court, and the Canal commits
sioner. The Republican majority for
Supreme Judge, John NJ. Reed will be
from $4,000 to 100000. The aggregate
majority on members of Congress is pro-
badly $4,000. The latest returns indi-
cate that of the twenty five members of
Congress elected, 20 are republicans, 2
anti-Lecompton democrats, and dem
ocrats. This is clear Republican gain
OF ten. The delegation elected in 1856
stood 10 republican tolls democrats
Surely this is glory enough for one cam
paign in old Pennsylvania. . '"''
OHIO.
The Republican majority on the state
ticket in Ohio is full 10000. Of the
members elected to Congress Is are Re-
publican and democrats. At the elec-
ton in 1856 the Republicans elected ~
members of Congress and the democrats
"a Republican gaiu OF members. !.
The result in Ohio shows a gain of
$4,000 on the vote fol-, Governor last
year. ti.aga.Er v~.sf
INDIANA. sf4. Ina aasa.
The vote on the state ticketin Indiana
IS close, and the result in doubt. The
energies Of the Republicans of Indiana.
were chiefly devoted to the election of
members of Congress, and their success
IN this direction is extremely gratifying.
VI the eleven members of Congress the
Republicans have secured the election of
etght, being gain of 3. The aggregate
majority on members of Congress will
be 5000. If the Republicans have lost
the state ticket, they have achieved a
tar more important national triumph in
the Congressional election. At the
Presidential election, Buchanan received
majority of $4,000 over Fremont and
OF 2000 over the vote of Fremont and
Fillmore combined. The only state
officers elected in Indiana this year were
Supreme Judges and School Commits
sioner. t s.a. astt
The result ofthe election in Iowa by
our latest intelligence, is not determined
with certainty. Iowa elects two mem
bers OF Congress; both were republican
IN 1855. The mails of last evening,
seem to indicate the election of the Re.
publican members of Congress. -t
RaSLATER-Iowa has positively gone
Republican by from 1000 to s, 900. ,ir
KANSAS, e1
At the recent election for members Of
the Legislature in Kansas, the Free
state party secured a ADHESIVE maiori-.
ty in both branches. f.eft-a,c Z.
MINNESOTA. HFHelrr
The St. Paul Times says: HSince
our last returns published yesterday, we
bave received sufficient figures to Justify
us In expressing the belief that the Re
publicans have carried the State.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21

THE issue The issue before the
people is clear and distinct; it is the ma
tienalizatien of slavery, or its restriction
to the limits which have hitherto been
assigned it. 1t is idle for any elector to
pretend, that he can cast his vote with
out adding strength to either side ofthis
great national issue. Every congress
sional, Legislative, or county officer vo-
ted for, represents one side or the other
Of this issue. All other questions of a
national character, are of but minor i'm
portance, compared with the question of
chattel slavery; this is SO regarded by
the south. During the past five years,
the slavery question has been the chief
and all absorbing question in Congress
all other matters have been subservient
to this, and comparatively OF but little
moment.
The contest between freedom and sla-
very, will be renewed again in the next
Congress; every vote cast on the side of
the so called democracy,is vote cast on
the side of slavery. There can be no es-
cape from this conclusion; the democra-
tic party processes to be mutt; to be
national. It's national policy is control
ed by the friends of slavery; the friends
of slavery in the democratic party, hold
the numerical power in Congress; the
democracy of the northern states, are
represented with hardly a corporals
guard in Congress at best. The slave
interest therefore, has the entire sway of
the democratic party represented in
Congress. There is no logical sequence
therefore more plain than this he who
takes sides with the modern democracy
takes sides with slavery against free
dom. $3.50
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Gg Gov. Chase and Hon. Thomas
Corwin, of Ohio, are announced to adj
dress mass meetings at several places in
Illinois. 0- I'd rsa....
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II ( 9 r Y 8 A NIX
OF kENOSHA

I.
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E. G.. DURANT, rovc,,
President
KENosHA Sent lst 1887
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JEFFERsoNIAN DEMoCRA CY.-Ifthere
be any assumption libellous on the char
acter of tho illustrious dead, it is the
claims set up occasionally by the mod
ern democracy, of being "Jefersonia,a
Democr0ts." Were Jefferson now alive
and were to proclaim such sentiments
south of Mason and Dixon's line. as
ne was accustome d to utter in his day
the democracy would most likely hang
HIM for being an abolitionist, on the
nearest tree. Jefferson was the first
among the early patriots, to labor for
inc extlngulshment of slavery in all the
territories by Congressional enactment.
During the later period of his life, he did
not fail to express his earnest desire for
the abolition of slavery. Instance his
letter to Edward Coles on the 25th of
August 1914; and still among his latest
correspondence, his letter to James
Heaton on the goth of May 1926. Why
VIII not the modern democracy stop do
ing injustice to the memory of the dead,
by stealing the livery of Jefferson
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Sperlal atlotifes,
Gard

MEssas HuGGiNs WAsHBrRx, would tbanl III. Editors
OF the Tribune Telegraph for the Kind and No.
tce gwen US in their paper Of week. and would beg
leave to sly to the citizens Of The city and county of
nosha, that we prepared to furnish Monuments
Headtones Tombsones &c, of any desired style or
tern, and at the Lowest possible We take pleasure
in endorsing the favorable opuon by the IL
ors of our Agent Mr. ROBERTS, whose services we have
engaged for another year, aad who will call occasion
ray demand those whose dresdeS have invaded
by the stern messenger, Death r...
Mr. Robe is has been our employ yearly two wears
and has given universal satisfaction our patrons
Thankful for the liberal patronage already bestowed ON us
by the citizens OF the city and county Keuosha we hope
y strict attention to business and the wants of the
public, to merit an increased share Of the same.
HUGGINS & WAsHBURN
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Another Candidate Fer sheriff.

: y -A2IOOIIeI -CalOIdaIe ECr Sheriff
once more present my to the Electors of Keno
sa county for their support Independart Candidate
Tor Sheriff If elected and from my former experience
will be better qualified in the duties of that Office to give
that satisfaction which if inexperienced could not prop
cry oo' P. COsGRAVE
Kenosha Sept. 80, 1858.
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Gomnlerffal,
Kenosha Markets.

OFFICE OF KESosHA TRIBUNE AND Tt LEGRAPH
Thursday Morning. Oct. FL ,ofS5S. 81