The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-06-08
The Herald'S Politics.

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run out Gen. Smith. and become the or
gan Of tie Republicans" of this County !
We made this enquiry because we under
stood from good authority, and made men
ton of the fact at the time, that Mr.. FITCH
at the last Town Meeting" had entered
into arrar gements with the Republicans Of
this and other towns for the election Of
| Republican Chairmen" who would sup
port him for County Printer" That
this arrangement WIS made so far as this
town was concerned, 10 Democrat for
moment doubts, for it was visibly carried
out in the opposition which Mr.. FIrcH and
his " corporsl's guard gave to Mr. SMITH,
the Democratic candidate, and the support
which they gave to Mr.. MARKHAM, the
Republican nominee. We say this fact
was visible to all who kept half an eye on
the movement, and therefore at the time
we let the matter drop-hoping that Mr..
Frcn's plan was his usual one, VITO
cheat tie Republicans, las be always has
his Democratic friends) and securing their
votes and procuring the printing, to return
again into the Democratic fold. Bot when
we saw in his paper of the 9th ult., that
he had taken up the greater portion Of
the inside oft with electioneering matter
for LINCOLN, we naturally concluded that
lie had gone by the board" and that
there was no further hope for him. Hence
we had the impertinance to ask the ques
| ton above mentioned.
We regret exceedingly regret-that
the Herald Of the 3lst ult., concusiyely
proves orr expectations to be well founded,
for it takes open ground in favor Of LIN
coin, and proves its fidelity to the Repub-
iican cause by copying and endorsing an
article favorable 10 the Republican noni-
nee from the New York T'uJlct, an Irish
religious paper in hopes, probably, Of con.
verting the Ignorant Irish" (as he and
his clique term them) Of this County over
! to It's now "alies" We fear that the
| Tsrala3 labor Of love" in this respect
will prove IN vain, and that the eXpo ted
assistance from The above quarter will not
be found VIXEN wanting. But we are not
in tie least surprised at this political
;. so,nerseL' OF Mr.. Fmcu and his paper.
For ears he las been the recipient Of IA
vors from the Democracy-fo years he
has sucked at the treasury "teat' Of this
county, drawing fourth annually sum
which in the aggregate would now amount
to many thousands Of dollars Of the hard
earnings ofour tax payers. Like theieach,
he has sucked until he has become bloated
and fallen OF fu. Of the life blood Of the
peoplo who have been oyeIburdened by
taxes for his benefit, only to get another
/ holl at the first rep!enishing OF the 9eo-
! PIES treasury. lie now sees that the De-
nocracy have got sick from this long
drainage that they hereafter intend to re-
! fuse to give suck 70 one whose on J aim
and object las been to fat himself, regard
/ les5 Of their interests and pockets-that
they will refuse to give sustenance to one
who has used, and would again use, the
nourishmeut received from their system
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