The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-12-13
Prospectus for 1861.

Fsa PoGSl campaign Of Ii 1850 i j closed
fereb ON he gnubc@a banners Ana N LiFoiS his been
triumphanty elected President Of the United States four
We arc entering upon ysar that viii be memorable i lite
annals Of American politics TIE Fire Eaters Of the DStton
The people have decided against em at the ballot % 0ad
they refuse submit the verdict uness ter demands
shall be complied with, which follows:
DEsAEps or TIE FRE EArEgs ist That he Free S. tee
That ali against kidnapping shall be repealed.
protected by Federal Slave Code 4t That the Slave raf
nc shl; 9H IT, III y, in ~ it a. IN Ia
travel and sooprn in the free states accompanied BY
In case If non compliance with these pro-savery demands,
the threaten TO seceGe from the Union and get
nr Nexc9 Cen trsi America ana tue Islands Of TIC t.
SHch IS the programme q the b4unlonlsts .
this crisis behooyes every sound Patriot and friend Of
the Union and Constitution TO stand by dinthis
the old Democrats stood by en assn whea as-
Sd ~ o"orh frg by the rr6ant olfreby INTO
Surrender Of its dearest rights and most cherished prin
eiRies.
orHER QUEsTIoNsAnd there other important matters
to eos before the new Administration Among these are
and Construction of RAILROAD the Pachc En-
of the Manufacturing and Farming industry of
the country kerepchmont and Eeformi the administration
Government; restoration, in short Of the earlier and
purer days the Republic On all these questions the TRIB
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o
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