The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-08-09

Spectlye emancipation Of Italian States,
from the thradom of misrule, unpleas-
ing to particular class ofv otels in the
United States-a class that largely
make up the strength of the Democrat
ic party? Is the party so completely
in the hands and at the mercy a partic-
ular interest, as not to allow its express
ing words of cheer to the friends Of
liberty in the old world ? O. P. 9.
. So
'EBsG va estaEaiEsaer Review Ser
| sBE7Ey.
l. Strikes their Tendencies and remedies2 The Mill
on the FIoss-3 F. Rawinson's hampton Lectures for
1S59.4. The Post Office Monopoy.-5. AIRY Schefer.-
G. The Irish Education Question: Germany: its
strength and Weakre SIS Thoughts in Aid of Faith.
0. Grievances of hungarian Catholics-0. The Ere Lch
Press.-l1. Contemporary Literature.
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DEMOCRACY A FEW YEARS AGo.-J.
II. Paine Esq, of Milwaukee, recently
exhibited a copy Of a handful at a Re
publican NEE ting, which was used for
a call of a Democratic meeting in 1849,
when Nelson Dewey was running for
Governor, VIM. A. Barstow for Secre-
tary Of State, &c. The following lines
were displayed in large capitals, as raj
lying principles of The Wisconsin Dem
ocracy:
Opposition TO SLAVERY EXTENSION !"
ono MORE SLAVE STATES
|"OPPosITToN TO BANKS AND BANKING
INSTITUTIONS !"
A little over ten years ago, the De
mocracy Of Wisconsin was rampant for
Abolitionism now it is faced about,
and dcnounccs its lorme ~ cherished
doctrines as political heresies.
BRUTAL AssAULT,-Jchu I.cwis, Z.
S. Marshal, struck Mr. 7. J. Salsman
with heavy loaded cane, in front of
the Newhall House, Milwaukee, on Sat-
urday last. The blow came near taking
the life Of Mr. SALESMAN. This fendish
conduct Of the crazy old Marshal, was
instigated by Mr.. Salsman's connection
with Booth matters. Jehu, the U. S.
Marshal, it is stated after he committed
the act, ran for the Custom House and
locked himself into prevent the excited
populace from inAicting summary
punishment on him.
d.
BELL AND EVERETT IN WISCONSIN,
A meeting of the friends of Bell and
Everett, (the official account says large
and enthusiastic was held at Milwaukee
on Thursday evening last. The meet
ing proceeded to a fall organization by
appointing State Executive Commit
tee. and nominating Bell and Everett
Electoral ticket.
Press IN WIsGoNsIN--the Milwaukee
Enquirer (Breckinridge) classes the
political newspapers in Wisconsin as
follows:
GAS near as we can make out, the
press Of Wisconsin stands politically as
follows: For Lincoln, 76 for Douglas,
81 for Breckenridge and Lane, s."
Bg- George w. Tenney, formerly
editor and proprietor of the Monroe
Sentinel, Wis, has purchased an inter
est in the Milwaukee free Democrat,
and will hereafter be one Of the editors
of that paper. Mr. Tenney is a writer
Of ability.
SEWARD TO SPEAK IN MAD1soN.-
The Madison Journal says, the Repub-
lican Central Committee have designa-
ted Madison as the place where Dir.
Seward will speak during his visit to
Wisconsin.
New CHURCH EDIFIcE.--The Wau-
kegan Gazette, says subscriptions and