Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-24
THE REPUBLICAN, DISAFFECTION
IN GOODllUE COUNTY

~S SS''"sy 4stpHOtC0Ny VIII
ITS usual brazen faced audacity, denies that
there is any considerable disaffec,ion in the
Republican ranks, and says thatit is alto
scther confined to a few disappointed Office
seekers, who at the most do not number
more than eight or ten.
TO show the falsity Of this statement, We
publish the address circulated 10 some ex-
tent among the members Of that party, with
portion Of the signatures thereto.
1t will be seen that our statements of the
rascality that controlled the Republican
Convention, are fully verified, as we'll as the
statement that the disatfection extended t.
the most respectable portion Of that party.
Republicans Of Goodhue. mark the cor
ruption that existed in your County Con.
vention, charged and proved by such num-
bers Of responsible and reliable Republican
electors, and say if you are willing to be
overruled, deceived and cheated in your
candidates by the one inan power, 0 tina.
usurps the exclusive control Of your party.
Read the signatures attached to that all
dress, which you know arc those Of the
most honorable and reliable men in YOU
party-msn whe have had no part Or lot in
the disgraceful chicanery and frauds that
have heretofore and even now control your
Conventions, and say whether it is not time
for honest voters, Interested in the welfare
and good standing Of our county, to put, q
stop to such bedevilment. .j@Jaic 1;e9l; as.-
We also publish in another column the
proceedings and resolutions adopted at .
meeting Of the Republican Club, in Central
Poin:-unanimously adopted by a meeting
Of over seventy straight out Republicans. ,e
1t is not our place to advocate the claims
of any Republican for office, but compare
the standing in point Of ability, character.
integrity and hard service for the party, Of
the candidate, put forth by that meeting,
with those Of his particular competitor, Mr..
Garard, or any other man on the Mcclure
ticket. 49,.
Their own neighbors have settled that
question in unanimously adopting those reso.
lutions-and the voters on the half.breed
tract, to the number OF hundreds-their
neighbors, who know them both, will settle
it again at the polls in favor Of Perry D.
Martin. '''1.','" ~. 17at'i'~
Such men as Aaron G. Hudson, your late
State Senator, and DR.. John Kelly, residents
of Mr.. Garards district, openly and boldly
charge upon him that he bought and paid for
a portion Of the delegates from his district,
who procured his nomination. sozi1l-
Aaron g, Hudson was personally cogni-
zant Of all the action and all the facts in this
matter, and he makes this charge publicly,
and is prepared to support it by proof And
we call on Mr.. Hudson, if every word Of
this statement is not true, for tho benefit Of
his party, to deny it. ia.
Fellow citizens, will you endorse such
conduct by voting for such man? We be.
lieve at least that such Of you as mean to be
honest, will not.
Here is the Republican address. Disprove
its statements if you can, Messrs. Repub-
lican nominees E.,t
We, Republican voters Of Goodhue coun-
", feeling dissatisfied with the proceedings
Of the late Republican County Convention,
and believing that such Convention was
controlled by a corrupt influence sohich de.
feated an expression Of The popul.sr .oill;; and
that the present dissatisfaction among the
members Of our party is tie legitimate result
IF tho use Of interruptions means to att IN
selfish ends; and that our existence as a par
ty can only be- maintained by enforcing
fairness, purity Of purpose and loyalty to
principle, do by our signatures hereto, express.
or unqualified condemnation Of the unre-
publican and tyranical action of tile Con.
vention in denying to a candidate an op-
portunity to remove doubts compromising
his position and Of the intrigueing inau:1na.c.s
exercised IN the Contention to aain psrsoua1
a7va,'cenaeet;; and the unjust;fu61e use ot
sttnderous reports to abuse the minds Of
honest delegates in the Convention !; and Of
all t'1ckery and deception whatever, prac-
ticed in the late Convention, or in those
which may be holden hereaftsr;n a
And we do earnestly recommend the
adoption Of some plan, whereby harmony III
our ranks may be restored, and the defeat
|of Republican ticket at the approaching
ELECTION may be avoided: 9.17
w. W: Clark, Abram Wright ar.a
John NJ. Ives, J. NJ. Richter, t-S.
Robert Ives, yhos. F. Towne, -.
Abel B. Folsom, Francis Ives, -!'o'
L. w. Watson, Il. H. Downing, 49,
G. P. Dorset, o%lt Clinton G. Reynolds,
Leroy Doud, r,5 J. H. Mues, a'
James Hamilton, Hawkins Olson, %
Reason Spates, I'D. Clark, y ? sfa
R. G. Todd, J. Going, aa -.
Robert Brown, S. P. Snow,
Henry Spates, .g I'll. Cooper, 5s
G. W. T. Wright, F. V. Leavitt,
Silas Doud, f. P. ;1owater, A'g
P. Vandenburgh, Clinton Gurnee, 81.
Perry D. Martin, NJ. M. Ingraham.
j. Mathers. Jacob Ryrnets, tli :
! w. F. Bailey, W Levi M. Phillips, St
John w. Epley, Rufus Colby: .al
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