The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-31

no better endorsement than is given by the "otss
fetal paper" Of the new organization" That
reliable organ said, only four weeks ago:
OF one of the nominees, Mr. B. t. Hatch,
of Pleasant Prairie, for Assemblyman, we have
this to say, that we care not how he was noml-
mated, where he was nominated neither by
whom he is a gentleman every way quallneu
and competent for Assemblyman of this district
= man of unflinching frmness, sterling IN
tegrity, and who will be devoted to he interests
of his constituency. Mr.. Hatch served with
fidelity and satisfaction to the public, tor many
wears as School Superintendent, under the Ter
ritorial Government of this State az member
of the Board of Supervisors of Fond du Lac
county, two years, and as member OF the Board
for three years. Mr.. Hatch can rely on our
hearty and cheerful support"
Though Mr.. Hatch can no longer rely upon
the " hearty and cheerful support" ofthe " OH
cial organ" of the new organisation, he has all
those qualifications still.
The nominees Of the Republican Union Con-
vention for Supervisors are, all three OF them,
men eminently qualified for the position. II I'M
swerving integrity, entire devotion to the inter-
ests of the county, coupled with perfect
knowledge of all the routine of county govern
ment, and long experience, are qualities that
supervisors should possess, then the candidates
on the Republican Union Ticket should be elect
ed.
The County Superintendent of Schools IS not
to be voted for in the city. Our f.iends III the
county, we are persuaded, are so well aware OF
what is for their own interests that they will
elect Mr. B. L. Dodge by a large majority. 1t
is most important that a man of experience and
practical talent for arranging, systemati2ing
and classifying schools, should be at first elect
ed to this office. These are qualifications that
Mr.. Dodge has shown himself to possess, IN an
eminent degree.
Without saying d word against any OF the OPP
posing candidates, personally, we most emphot'
ically object to the manner of their nomination.
They come before the people OF this county,
confessedly as the advocates of INSTRUMENTATION.
Not to meet any want or demand Of the people,
but to crafty the relic is Of a debased and ut
terly broken down party. The adhere is OF
tho late Democratic party, who are too blGoted
or too void of patriotism to forget their deTo'
tioi. to party in broader one to the Uhion, te 1t
the utter hopelessaess Of trying 10 do a'ythng
for themselves and they therefore set to work
to disorganize 5nd dcmoraliye the Republican
patty. They refused al honorable union move
ment because that ould not accomplish thei"
ends of disorgani cation. They went to work
under the plausible lretext OF Union 0raani-
ization they found few Republicans who
were willing TO join the crusade, on the CO. di-
tioL of sharing {, portiolI Of tle spoils.
Loyal Voters of Kenosha County and City
we appeal to you to be on your gnard. The on
Iy object of this pretended Union organization
is to break up or weaken the only political or
ganization thoroughly, earnestly, truthfullv Jun
condltionally committed 10 the support Of The
National Administration in its Efforts to put
down rebellion and restore peace 10 the Repub-
lie, unsoiied Y any disgr2cefu compromises
The success of this movement viii give US no
better State or County officers. Shall we per-
nit this attempt to succeed 1t lies with the
loyal men Of the County to decide this question.
Let them vote for the Republican, Union Nomi-
nations, STATE and County, Throughout. La chs
way obey vote for the best men, elect the best
officers, and best se"ve the Gauss Of the Uni Oh
and the country. .. -.