The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-04

Know AOthlngS.
From tic Nc,0 Y91l: Tribune.
In pursuance of a call addressed especially to
Irishmen, or to such of them as were in favor ofI
the election OF Lincoln aud Hamlin, a very large
crowd assembled last evening at tne Stuyvesap
Institute.
Mr. MN. w. BADGER called the noeting 70
order and said that the call was issued 6y q
Committee representing several of the most tai
ented 1flshnen in the city, who had heretofore
acted with the Democratic party. The demon
STATIONS within the last few weeks. TO atlepoDt
to fuse certain elements utterly unfusable. had
developed an interest hitherto unknown among
intelligent lrishmen, who were not willing to CO.
operate with the Know NOthiugs, or to be sold
out. This fusion was simply an attempt to lure
freshmen to voting for Know Nothingism, under
the guise OF voting for Douglas He said this
had set the Igishmen thinking and he tbeucbt
II the principles of the Republican party could
be presented TO them at least COCO of their
votes would be given Tor that party. He then
introduced to the audience
| Mr.. j. G. LAMBERT, known as tbe "AnnroD
tice Boy" Mr. L. commenced by giving shore
sketch OF the early history of ireland; and claim
| ed that she always was for Freedom and against
slavery and that it was only her degenerate
| sons, like Charles O COnor VINO held slavery to
! be hight. Her true sons are not yet ready TO he
sold out to Erastus Brooks he was ready 10 dis-
OY
Fourteenth Ward but the said Erastus dare
not meet him. The Irishmen in this civ Who
voted for Slavery, had been driven to If nv
| their oppressors, because they were afraid to
| loose the bread out Of their chdreu'S months :
| lie called on al Gishmen to peak Out for fheo-
! selves once; if they had heretofore voted for
such Democrats as Herbert, WAC killed ono oc
their own nation at Washington, come ont now
and let the Democratic masters hHow thew were
gOiU IN no e.
act was done, did John Kelly or john Cochrane
or any Democrat speak in condemnation Of that
ac6l NO, it was Turner, Wade. Baylinoan,a nd
and the Republicans who did IT, Who stood mn
iuSthe United SeaUes Senate and defended the
! foreign population in Minnesota from a Soptb
EN- Know Nothing aud Northern Dou0hcsce
| Sthephen a, Douglass II was the noble Sow.
ard Stephen a. Douglas, sent on from Balls.
more here chat they should stick to the Demo-
cratic party aud no union with he seceders: then
he attempts to sell out the Ilishmen OF Ibis CITY
| to Erastus Brooks. Is not that an acted false.
| hood But who ever heard word or a SYLLABLE
agains the foreign working men from Abraba n
Lincoln? No we have got now man who
knows what II is to earn dollar; who knows
what it is to tell the tru h and che Irshmen will
come out, casting aside TammaDy He'll aud Era
tus Brooks, and show themselves on the side OF
right and Justice. Mr. Buchanan had vetoed the
Homestead bill passed by the Repuoiicans-a bill
to give them homes and schools.aud Ii.t them nm.
ButD0uglas and johnson, Breckenridge and Bell
are irving to put them far below the niegels and
leave them there TO die, There was some SLIGHT
attempt to interrupt Mr. lambert by ASKING
{queslons and iaint ces Tor Douglas, but the feeG
ing was evidently with him, and the disturbers
grew quiet While HerschclV. ,Tohuson said
that capital should own labor Lincoln and the
Republican party sand that labor should not be 3
slave, and they were trying to raise and dignity
! labor IN this land. Charles O. ou0r and the Dem
ocrats would keep the cor jeigners here il
this city, to be oppressed by them, while th(
Repubhcans would give them homes and make
them worthy citizens. It was Democratic pol
iticiao in this city who violated the person of {
poor Irish girl, and 4 Republican took the poo
girl in; and then a Democratic jude permitted
The scoundrei to go free, ana the poor ngidel
could get no justice, Such is Democratic friend
ship for the hishmen They call them id 10,
norant Inshmon; butthese same Ignorant Irish
2 men have, by their votes, elected them to Office
. till their pockets might jingle ike FoYer's VIII,
has gone to Cuba for his health. But there il
J no more chance for the election Of Stebhen A
} Douglas than there is for Eiastus Brooks to b,
an Alderman from the With Ward. No hod car
rier had ever cast so much d;shonor OH the lane
OF Erin, rs Charles O'COnor, when he declared
u Slavery the great ciyllizer Of the world. Eras
= tus Brooks may sell the Iishmen to Tamman,
Hall, and Mozart ia may indorse the receipt
= 0ut triaAmea IRE u.t t'tus g be sold. He urget
Il ii5 cCy itTyIGen b. t.a is9H5rv Of Emmett, an,
= all the STRUGGLES IF 1Ea Green Isle .1r freedom
q to come OFT for freedom in tbs Sd q t 5heir adop
ton. There was no daage trtl lion it wa
!, Only dancer to The pockets Of y 4Ocratic politi-
Clans hese Democrats are IF ID they shall no
be elacted. Tho justices who pardon mel
e who violate the person Of Irish girls, are aga
+ seeking .or Office and 2 }or Irish votes ?
T | NJit jGI>huau vote iyr a&et n,en? Will the