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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-04

CHARLESTON CoNYLNTIoN.-Telegr dis
patches received yester' from Charleston,
announced the adjou lat of the Democra-
tic Convention; the bouy, minus the seceders,
to meet in Baltimore on the 18th of June
next. The political excitement, therefore,
j., to continue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-04

The Democracy have assumed to be the
only party who can settle the disorders
Of the country--and yet at Charleston they
were unable to settle their own disorders -
They have professed to be able to save the
Confederacy from dissolution-but their
Convention has been unable to preserve itself
from disruption. Even if the factious unite
again, it must be a "hollow truce"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-04

On the twenty-third ballot in the Charles
ton Convention, Mr.. Morft, Of Va, voted
for Douglas-the remainder of the Virginia
Delegation for Hunter During the Both
ballot, Arkansas having voted for Breckin-
ridge, one of the delegates from Kentucky
reouested the vote to be withdrawn, as he
was instructed by Mr.. Breckenridge not to
allow the use of his name in opposition to
gentlemen at present in nomination, espe-
cially Mr.. Guthrie. ...........
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-04

Judge Tyler, of this Judicial Circuit, is a
candidate for reelection. without opposition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-04

The headings, captions is villainous
phraze,) to the newspaper accounts of the
late scenes in Charleston, are laughable
enough In the New York Express, we
rea3--'When the Machine was found to be
turning out Douglas, the anti-Douglasites
began to mash it." And again:-"A new
Machine to be made only of yellow pitch
pine, palmetto, Carolina moss and Cane"
The anractirc titles to the Congress News,
are of the same stamp:-'''mportant from
Washington; Mr.. Wilson e niger, MIR.
Hickman on the niger; e ny body on the
nigger.w These head lines, IRE in technical
phraze displayed with large type.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-04
Post Office Revenue.

Receipts land expenditures in collecting them
Of the Post Office Department for the quarter
ending December 81, 1859, viz:
Amt of letter postage paid in money. LOB Il
Newspapers and pamphlets l45376 II
Registered letter postage. $685. IS
Postage stamps and stamped envelopes
sold ,62S. 16j Is
Surplus of emoluments from box rents 2l,I66 70
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-04

Exhibiting an increase Sl07 $50 IL
in connection with the previous quarter, and to-
tai increase Of $2l2,376.09 over the revenue Tor
the corresponding period of the previous hscaI
year.
The amount Of stamps and envelopes cancelled
on letters sent through the mails during the quar-
ter, was ST ,5O3 1888. 96.-Bui. Sun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-04
The Balloting at Charleston.

The following is the nineteenth ballot.;n
detail:
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Total receipts

Net revenue. ...................$l,O 93,5I2 SO
Net revenue for corresponding quar-
ter Of previous fiscal year......... 9S5,662 IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-04

W0OL purchased by
w jed RIDGELEY, HAMPTON 4 co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-04
pU3IJsHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
ALEXANDRIA,:

FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 4, 1860.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-04

spcaches.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-10-19
Arrival of the Africa,

tFw YORK, Oct. 12-The Africa arriv-
ed at 3 o'clock News mainly anticipated.
Latest via Queenstown-Paris cores
pondence Of the Daily News says at a
privy council held on Thursday, at which
1t was understood that proposal from
Gen'l Gogon. to augment the French army
at Rome to 10000, aud some say to put
down Garibaldi, was discussed.
1t is to be feared the result WAS a decl-
sion which will lead to bloody war, and
at best, put an end for time to all hope
for the regeneration Of lay.
Marshal Valiant leaves Paris to take
command of the army of Italy, and will
speedily be followed by two divisions.
It is stated more positively than ever
that the Pope has resolved to leave Rome.
The markets closed flat on Saturday,
and cold and wet weather having a de-
pressed influence.
The captuation of Ancona is confirmed
The vanguard of the Sandman army
was at Tippoli six kilometres from Rome
The Paris Patrie reports Neapolitan
RovaIsts master of the valturne,
4 holy of English volunteers $50
strong, for Garibaldi had embarked.
The ship Conway, chartered by the gov
eminent for the conveyance of the soldiers
families to India, had been abandoned
three hundred miles from MADEIRA. The
364 prisoners and the crew were all res
cued
1t is reported that Garibaldi has willis
drawn the command of the fleet from Ads
mra perspni.
1t is stated that Austria intended to pros
pose at Warsaw that the different powers
should not recognize any settlement of the
Italian question as binding without her
consent
Thos Smith d Co., distillers, of London
have suspended. Liabilities considerable.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-10-19
/" Cheating around the Board. >

The managers OF the late BRECKENRIDGE
County Convention are playing a desper-
ate game, game which if not stopped
soon, will result in the defeat of their own
ticket These men have but one sole Oh
ject in vie at the coming election, and
that is the success Of CHARLES \. REUTER-,
so that they can use the County Treasury
as Brokers shop for another term OF
years To accomplish this, they are bar
tering aud trailing with the Republican
candidates to secure votes for REUTER-
For instance, REUrER's friends promise to
vote for B.ETz, if B.ETz' friends will turn
around and vote for Mr. REUTER-. In this
manner, they are trading off MCLEAN,
BARRY, and DRIscoLL. But the game
will not stop here, for as surely as Elec-
lion day comes, our candidate for Sheriff
will be kaitcd in the same way, if not by
a more serious wound. "There is some
thing rotten in Denmark" if not in the
Court House, and they will attempt every
game calculated to save themselves from
exposure. We tell Mr.. CAHILL's friends
to watch these desperadoes. They have
the money at their disposal, and they will
use it, too, without caring who suffers
REUTER- is all they want, and the rest Of
the ticket may hunt for itself
Every Democrat who wishes to stop this
rascality who believes in thorough
oyerhauling Of our County Treasury, will
vote for the DorGLAs County Ticket, as it
stands at the head Of our paper. Pat
none but DOUGLAS DEMOCRATS on guard
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-10-19
TOW AND UN T RY.
Answer Of Michal kuhl

To the Douglas Delegation, and my friends in
general.
GenRemen:- communication In
the last Pilot, inviting me to become
candidate for County Treasurer At the en-
suing election, reached me through the
columns Of the above paper one week ago,
and have DELAYED thus far making an
answer thereto, in order that | might con-
suit my own feelings and the wishes Of
my friends
After due deliberatiou, therefore, come
TO the conclusion, that | will become a
candidate for the said Office, and promise,
If elected, to fulfil the duties Of the Office
with honesty, impartiality, and to the best
Of my ability. lam not any office seeker,
and should net take this step, were 1t not
that | have assurances that many Demo
Gratis have determined to support the op-
position ticket, and tina: my name may be
the means ofpartiaIIy saving the defeat OF
pui party buJ L4ciC - f''''''io' -
allow my name to be used by my friends
and that is, that | consider it a proud
honor to run on the same ticket with the
Defender Of the Peoples Rights, and the
advocate Of Popular Soyereignty-our
gallant standard bearer, STEPHEN A.
DOUGLAS.
In conclusion, gentlemen, allow ne to
say that am a plain mechanic, and all
the means which possess are invested IN
my business. | cannot therefore, scatter
money throughout the county as some OF
my opponents ere enabled to 90, and will
rely on the hearty support, and honest and
qtnpurchosed voters Of the friends Of Ste
phen T. Douglas. promise, should |
have he fortune to be elected, that will
he wiling at the end Of my term, to turn
over the Office TO some olherworthy Dem,
ocra.. am o.e Of those who believe in
rotation IN fiee"
Believe me, am grateful for your kind,
uess, and | remain yours in the cause o.
Democracy.
MICHEL KUIIL.
Mauitowoc, Oct II, 1860
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-10-19
How Trey Talk It.

When you get out Of this Congrc sion
al district, tie republicans enquire Of You,
not whether Sloan is to be Lcaten. not
whether Larrahee IS to be elected, bat by
how much Lalra1et'5 majority is to be in
creased.
Larrabee they know is to be elected,
Arnold they feel toIeraby certain viii be,
and all they want to learn j, whether they
have good chance to overcome in the
second district the MAJ ,rity they feel must
be hal by Larraoce in this
Setting down tie first district as an
even thin1, or eIectiug Arnold by only
two or three hundred they feel that if this
district elects LlriaJee, as they fear it will
by some four thousand, they are gone in
the State. They could overcome even
that in the second district, but Revmert
is doing more thar they expected, and the
Norwegian vote Of the district, hitherto
Republican, will go for him. This puts
even that district in danger. and they fear
that a small increase in Larrabee's vote
here, will lose them the State
His election they concede, and they
mean after it to curse the folly of putting
up the "dear BROTHER man, and say
that lost them many votes. They don'r
mean to give Larrabee bit of credi, for
his increased vote, hut intend to put it to
Sloan, as they have to Booth. an unsuc
ces>fuI man, is, with the Republicans a
crimin9i.
BiIiinghurst they class with Booth. and
next year they will place Sloan alongside
Of BiIIinglurst. They know they never
succeeded with anything out a renegade
Democrat like DooIittle and even these
they east off as soon as they can.-Hori
CON IJyus.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-10-19
Masonic.

The following resolutions were adopted
in Manitowoc Lodge, No. Go, +. y. NJ E,
on Wednesday evening, the 81 inst, and
motion prevailed that the newspapers OF
the village be requested to publish them;
Ltosmuch as the solemn notes OF dIssolu-
ton have again been sounded in our midst,
and our beloved brother, URI BLAKE, has
been summonded to the land where our
fathers have gone before u.s. therefore
be it
Resolred, By the members of this order,
in regular communication assembled, that
to his immediate relatives and friends we
tender our atfectionate sympathy, com
mendng them in trusting faith, to the
compassionate love of the Almighty ruler
of the Uniyerse-the friend Of the widow
and the fatheress.
Resolged, That in the death of the de-
ceased, we realize the loss sustained by the
order, and by this Lodge; and that we
will endeayor to initiate his virtues, and to
cultivate the spirit of patience and broth
erly kindness which were taught in his
daily examples.
ResoI0cd. That the tear of sympathy
which moistens his grave, shall blot out
the remembrance of all bis foibles, and
that the good which marked his life. shall
he cherished as the evergreen Of our heart
best memories.
Resolced, That the family of the de
ceased be furnished with a copy of these
resolutions and that they be entered upon
the minutes of the Lodge.
\ SUITABLE PRESENT TO LADY FEIEND
How often are we puzzled to think Of
an appropriate and acceptable present to
give TO friend, something that would be
useful as well as ornamental and oe val
ued for its intrinsic utiIity-sometLing
that would be appreciated and kept for its
everyday usefulness, aud one that would
remind us often Of the donor while we are
engaged in our daily arocations. 1t has
been found in the present recently made
to me Of a Pearl double threaded sewing
machine, sach as are made by the Chicago
Sewing Machine Co. Yom machines are
an ornament to any household, worl, like
charm, and indeed accomplish all the
purposes for which they are intended.
From your friend,
LYDIA b. GATES,
Chicago, III.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-10-19

A GENTS WANTED, TO WHOM GREAT K
n inducements such as cannot be eqnaiied by
any other house are offered Any pc son, IN any
part of the country, can be an agent, simply by
forming a club, sending list OF books, and r.
hitting the amount of money required for thu
same. send for Catalogue which contains al
the desired information relative to agencies n
the formation of clubs; and II insure prompt
and honorable dealings address all orders to the
HEAD QUARTERS of GE1. G. EVANS tor'i~
etor of the Oldest aud largest gift book establish
ment in the world. Permanently located at No.
43J Chestnut St Phils delphia.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-10-19
List OF Letters

Remailin at the Post Office at Mdniowoc
for lart,r ending Sept. 30, 1860.
Anderton James Never George
Behrens Claus Heinrich Micanesh George
Rally hIrIes MARSHAL + A
Patrick II D NJ .rtn Lucy
Brown Marcano Mrs Mary
Branigan Mrs Morse Charles
Bon Mrs Morrcsy Johanna
Crennv JOS MWd,ck S Z
Caldwell Margaret NorriSs Josephine
Castongnay Paul O'Coror John
Drum + onant Frid
Dow l. Ranch Anton
Dawson Mrs F kehuck II
Durnin Il ,berts II
Fggert A Robinson John
Fuchner Carl Rice & Sweet
Fetzer G. Reundy Lydia A
FreDlh Ii " R4nnie Mary
FrautensfoneJ Range
Fulmer VIM Sueitow G
Fulmer Josoph Schmidt Heinz
Gernevock Aug Small Mary Il
GcTster I SqunnllS s
Emerson Lyman Sherwood VIM
Elsie f Smith A
EIerSton + Slime l.
Greenman + las SchlI! J
Gordon James Ttnpci
Heinrich Nicholas Tenny II Nj & D r
Jarney Joseph Thomson James
kempcr Henry feche John
ke fer Prem4s Thomson
Xnus 4Nys o Ten Eyck +
Ko' rich NJ Westphal Christ
| K'yray Mrs s Wedel hoeit II
Kappe ilor WickertJ
kob!jke Anthony West John
Kouhoul Whancy aucy
Leyro Casper QueeEyiilo J.
Lutz \ ost Nick
Langcnfld Zpperer Jos
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-10-19
Arrival of the Prince In New York.

New YORK, Oct II.
The Harriet Lane arrived at Castle
GARDEN at $50 p. m. One of the anus
inc incidents Of tie trip was race with
the Yacht Maria which completely out
stripped the steam cutter. The Prince
came up good part OF the way on the
deck Of the cutter and had a good view of
the harbor His horses were in readiness
at Castle Garden where the landing took
place. and where a reception took place by
the Mayor and Common Council. About
: o'clock the Prince came out of Castle
Garden and reviewed the troops on the
Battery, after which the procession formed
and marched up Broadway through crowds
Of enthusiastic spectators, TO the City Hall
and subsequently to the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. The turn out Of the people was
the greatest ever witnessed in New York.
New York, Oct H.
Tie ptinre. according to programme,
visited tie New York University this
morning. and received an address from
Charceior Ferris and another from Prof
Merse. He visited the Astor Library,
Copper Institute and Free Academy. Al
ter a drive to the Central Pal, he dined
with Mayor Wood and thence proceeded
to High Bridge returning in season for Tie
Ball tonight.
Soon after leaving the hotel this morn
inc a Young fellow named Edward Mon
cove, wno says he was born in England,
and ) evidently in n djsorderel state OF
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-10-19
Another TalseaCodl

One Of the many falsehoods circulated
bv tile members Of the BHEcETEEIDGE
clique, is, that the object Of Mr. krnL's
running is to defeat Mr.. CAHILL for Sheriff.
This rVsc is adopted 20 scare and compel
Mr.. CArrlL's friends TO vote for REUTER-,
whether they like it or not. The fact Is
right the contrary. Every friend Of Mr.
kruL is friend Of Mr.. CAnILL, and every
friend Of REUTER- is an cnemy Of Mr.. Ca
mt, and will secretly cut him on the day
OF election 1t is one OF REUrER's old
games. II Mr.. CAHILL IS elected, and We
doubt not he will be BY large majority, he
can thank the friends Of Mr.. KUuL, Tor
thew are all working for him with heart
and soul. Mr. CAuILL will find this out,
liz aud by, and his friends, if they wish 10
act fairly with Mr. kuuL's friends, will
support him as earnestly as the latter do
the former Let us hear no more Of
this Josh. Every man in Manitowoc, and
every man As far rs our knowledge extends,
who votes FOR Kent will vote for CAHILL.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-10-19
announcement.

hereby announce myself to tie Demo
crazy of the 2nd Assembly District as a
candidate for re election to the Assembly
at the forthcoming election.
HENRY MULHOLLAND.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-10-19
MARRIED..

On Thursday evening, Oct. 11h, 10y
Rev. MEAD HOLMES, Mr. GEO. i. WAL
LIS, of Hannibal, Mo, to Miss ELLEN
piIIrPS, Of Manitowoc.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-10-19

GS- Adcertjsers ,siHplease tear IN mind
that the Pilot has mar tie largest circuln-
ton Of any Eaylish poper printed in this
,ounty. and that Il is for their interest to
use its coIumn,. 1deertise IN 1t, and there
bg increase your business.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-10-19

DOUBLE PmcE.---Since Larrahec spoke
here, the faces Of the Republicans have
heightened to such a degree, that the bar
Iers are under the necessity Of charging
doube prize for shaving them" 1Aey
will grow longer and Je'rcr if Sloan and
Codding make many more stump slec. Les
IN this county
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-10-19
DIED

On Saturday the 18th inst, at the resi-
dence oil. NEwcoMB, Two Rivers, JAMEs
SAnAcHoN, Of typhoid fever.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-10-19

New CooDs.-BAn>Es BRo. & Go. have
new advertisement in to days Pilot, ad-
ysing the people Of the country where
they can buy hardware, groceries, dry
goods, &c, Of the best kind ana at the
lowest rates.
0. TonRrsox is in the receipt Of very
heavy stock Of dry goods, and other staple
articles for the fall and winter trade, and
uses the columns Of the Pilot to make the
fact known in Northern Wisconsin. Mr..
TonHIsox has an excellent assortment, and
is man who deals fairly and honestly
with his customers. We have often heard
this remark made b. hundreds of citi-
Zens.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-10-19

AcclDExr-W regret 10 learn that MI.
ANTHONY TAuCuER, Of Buchanan, was in
iurci on Wednesday, by having one Of
his feet caught in threshing machine
We hope that tie acci!en. will not prove
serious.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-10-19

Too LATE, Now.-Tho HclaM is get
ting little sealed, and denies at this late
day, that CHARLES 4. Reuter- is a BHEcN-
IzmDGE man. Mr. REUTER- and fuCH,
and plEnrozr, did attend the boilers
Convention al Milwaukee, and their names,
as all our readers well know, were pub
Ished among the list Of Delegates in the
official proceedings Of that body. as they
appeared in tie columns Of the Milwaukee
Enquirer -BEEcKGzEIDGE's organ in this
State. Fucu dare not deny the fact, and
we challenge him to DO it.
Furthermore, REtTER's name is now at
the masthead Of the Heraid. in connec-
ton with BHEcKGNRIDGE and LANE
Every man in TIE county who wishes to
DO 50, can substantiateEour statement 10y
looking at tie Xerald. Thus, traitor
FIrcu, ont Of thine own mouth, DO We
condemn thee.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-10-19
az - u aB E EC M2 &y

I'RESH Baltmere and New York Bay Oysters
L received daily, and sold at G5 cents per can,
We serve them up H. ~ rs style at our Restau-
rant, and vii accomln DIT, families by the can.
BEOkAW / CAMP.
Man.toNac . -lob-r -, IaGo.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-10-19
Every Family Want. n
sewiElg M.aohine.
Double Threaded
SEND IN YOUR ORDERS

Dr1ceS 40. |, SO; no. .,
$50; No. 3, SD. JIdnu1uc-
tHrtHJ ILllHtHCS, 80 10 SiO.
E,,J,, Co,.;,l, 5E,c1;,c,
NsnHf,n,,,r,I md .ol5 =. wholesale ona ro,oH
Of rr;co+ Viii, ,Lo roo,.b , 6 go, FL t
ad,pted to al kind. Of coarse AID ane WORK
Agencies wanted in al counties throushopt tie
Northwestern States, by
-...
CHICAGO SENIN MACHINE co.
F,n,D;L., Sc,r;,, fE,cL;,os
with -, ~, hi,.hast ,t oo--
tlscatas IN ,hsir f,ror from, fanIes nd tbs nnh
lie nress, Thew viii ran backward or forwnrd
making smoo.h and elastic stitch ON all kinds
of fabric ~
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
Et9,;1v .So3q;p1 NgcZ;Dcs-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-10-19
The late Elections,

We fear our Republican friends are
Growing" over the late elections before
they are cut Of the woods Ia pennsyl-
vania, there were but two tickets in the
field, Foster, Democratic, and Curtin,
Peoples candidate, at the late election
There is no Republican Party in that
State When the Presidential election
comes there will be union Of DOUGLAS
and BELL electors, combining the whole
Union strength Of the State against Re-
publican candidate who has, in factno Re
publican party to back him.
In Ohio we have gained three members
of Congress certain, probably four, and
have lost one. In Indiana We hold our
own il Congress. Tie Legislature is Re-
publican and bogus Senator Fwcu will be
snpercecel by Black Republican. What
a pity.
In Pennsylvania we gain two members
of Congress, probably three. The Legis-
Iature remains Republican and will blot
out boiling B1GLER from the United
States Senate. Both branches Of the next
Congress will be ant:-RepubIican.
va cannot see ANYTHING in the above
state Of facts to warrant such terrible
..l,,, f;,,.,J To lilo Rl,.l. paru;linans
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-10-19

EE- FGrcu, few weeks ago, gave US
the honorable title of the Pope" Last
weeks Ucrald dubs us With the name Of
JEREMIAH, the Prophet In accordance
with this authority, we hereby prophecy
that CHARLES \. REUTER- will get most
beautifully "scooped out"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-10-19

e. The LONDON Times thinks Carl
L.lIi is completely under til" control Of
Maz.ni, AMI iutimates that Italy w.ii have
- De -gpq4ereI f.Jm The .Je-a.gr
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-10-19
BLACKS NTH SIiOf .
Livery & Boarding Stable.

TIVE LIVERY BUSINESS, Of the late finn It
J. GIoyEE MCCsLlt-TER, will in future bs
conducted At the old stand By the undersigned.
Thauku for past patronage, my eiuris in future
vii. he alh direct reference - deserving n cons
tluuanCe Of the sure r. Z. GLOVER.
Nau,,owUc, Jul e., 1882.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-10-19

re-" Why don't YOU support urcsoK:"
Is a question very often asked ofus. Our
reply is generally tnat We have right to
support whom We please. We have hot
received dollar from tie Democracy as
a party, and therefore are under n" obi
CATION whatever to support Ton, blck'
and Harry" because bogus Conven-
ton says We must. We acknowledge the
right Of every man in the county to his
choice as to whom lie shall give his vote.
We crave the same right for ourself. Mr..
IIlcKoK never yet done US q favor, and We
know or no law, human or divine, which
imrel, us 70 waste pen, ink, or paper for
the benefit VI orr enemies. We are al
ways ready aud wiling to do It for our
fienls Are we understood now: