The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-12-20
Prospectus for 1861.


PoLIT1cAL-The political campaign 1860
The fought and and the eagles victory
riumphanty elected President United States
years from the 4th of March, 1861,
We are entering that will be memorable in the
annals politics. The Fire Eaters of the Cotton
sRe 40 ba So and
they refuse submit to the verdict unless their demands
DEMANDS THE FIRE EATERS ls That the Free States
shall pay for all fugtves from labor who may escape End
That all laws against kidnapping shall be repealed
3d. That slavery shall be extended into all the and
tic shall be recpened in the District Of Columbia 9TH That
law shall granting the right the right to ayeh9ld
their slaves stsa.' anu '''''N - 80
threaten secede from the Union and set
southern reopen the Slave Trade
ing Central America and the Islands OF the Gulf
this crisis it behooves sound patriot and friend of
the Constitution to stand by ncons Admins
the old Democrats stood by Gen Jaeksn when
sailed by South Carolina The free North must not
Surrender of its dearest rights and most cherished n
cipes. ,.,.. ...ou.o..
before the Administration Among these are:
for the Landless mproy Of Rivers
and harDors; M 81 d ~ r r s{rx If
the country Retrenchmen Reform the administration
of Government; restoration short of the earlier and
purer days the Republic On all these questions the Tam
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