Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-13
SENTINEL FOR THE C%MPAlGN,
AND THE CAMPAIGN OF 1850. Is:

- w VIII }eosSU suo OENtlNEL 10 Ill those
wishing it during tho campaign, commencing
with tho issue Of our next number and the
nomination Of the Democratic ticket, and
ending with the reception Of the election
returns, for forty cents to each subscriber
for that length Of time. H.: -.
1t has become settled that the Democratic
party, will carry the State this fall by a
large majority. The adoption Of repudia-
ton platform and the nomination Of q repu-
diation ticket by the Republicans has rem
dered the complete reputation Of tha,
party, inevitable. There will be however a
warm contest, in which many questions Of
great interest will be discussed and settled.
Especially those affecting the future State
policy in regard to the railroads and bank
ing. On which subjects: our readers will
bear in mind, the Republican platform is al
together inexplicit. There will als, be some
music about the returns sent on to elect
Ramsey in 1857, and which the Board Of
Canvassers rejected. Which returns are
now in existence, and can be shown to be
entirely fictitious. .se,Laa
AZ there are also two Congressman to be
elected, the present national issues, will alec
have to be discussed. We mean the issue.
which i is generally understood divide The
Democratic and Republican parties, to wit
The National measures Of 1850 and 1854
Upon which questions, the Republican party
Of M'nnesota u strangely silent; but still
we suppose the campaign will b conducted
on these issues. TO b surs the the Repub.
''cans will do their best TO ignore The squat.
ter sovereignty question, ~ they have in
eoeir platform, but they will be held to th,
point. .au.atiig snaa ea =
Neither will our own county matters b
embarrassing. Since the last election, ftauos
and schsnes to plunder the peoph-con.
s;dsring tho amepnt Of tax raised in this
eounty-ofa gigantic naturs-havs beeu de-
tected aud expossd in tho ranks Of tho Be-
publican cf'ce-holders and corruptionists
These frauds q W shall show during the
have been bat partially uprooted
and are still continued; the parties to, them
having been let of, on simply dividing the
plundsr, disgorging not one-half they had
stolen. Wsshall show that they are still
plaYin9 tho Same Same. Az they will coma h
fore the people this fall for an endorsement Of
their conduct, No believe that all, whether
Democrats or Republicans, feel an interest
IN having these matters clearly understood.
and on these points the SENr1sEls-can be
dspen15d upon. It has no interest in COW
sring up these things, and would not il it
had. on the other hand, It shall contain
nothing bat whatcan be proved from the rs,
eords Of the county. II fsdt :33lfife5se +.
On all these. subjects the SExr1xEL will
b. - usual bold. opsi,j and explicit. and
nsithsr Ter norayor shall cause ii 10 dis.
curse ono nts Of Tho truth. We, therefore,
claim at tho hands Of our political friends.
and Of al those ,wko desire : faiir statement.
and discussion d Ill the issues before the
peop'e, assistance in INCREASING the cir
Of our paper, through Goodhus ,coun-I
y, fully convinced that an enlarged sphere
Of usefulness on our part will by. no means
be dsroeatory TO its interests. sati s@,i .