The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-05-15

because the present Republican Administration
is not efficient; that it is not proceeding as fast
as circumstances will allow, to establish the su-
premacy of law over the revolted territories,
| that the Democracy complain. The ultimate
triumph of the Federal arms is not doubted
We are left to no ether conclusion therefore
than this our northern proslavcry Democrats,
do not wish to have the southern traitors whip
ped or harmed And especially are they anx-
ious slavery should not be damaged, as it is
likely to be under the present war policy.
Now it is altogether proper-entrely fitting
for such of our Democratic neighbors as do not
ike this vigorous policy of the administration
in putting down this rebellion. TO join the pro-
posed democratic crusade against the admins
tration of the country. The invitation to rally
the party against the government in power, has
no other meaning than this - the old business
of negro breeding for the masters gain, and
the traffic in human flesh must not beinterfeTed
with IF the present course Of things is allowed
to continue, it will work harm to the institution
of slavery. Therefore, there is an urgent neces-
sity now, that the Democratic party should be
allowed TO take the reins Of government, to pre-
vent any further damage being done to south
ern traitors. Whoever reads the appeals in the
Democratic journals, for the immediate reorgan-
ization of the Democratic party, will understand
that it means, stop the war-restore the rebel
States to national fellowship, and without delay
make restitution to the slave power, for all the
damages it has sustained under Republican
Administration. That ali who call themselves
Democrats, will respond favorably to such APP
peals, is of course not expected there are thous-
ands OF Democrats all over the north, who are
earnest supporters of the policy Of the present
Administration for the suppression OF the rebel
lion. But that there ale great numbers, in this
no sympathy whatever with the government,
and who really do not desire the success Of our
northern armies, is true beyond question.
The sympathy of very many among US with
the secessionists, is apparent from their own
premises. They tell us the present war was
brought on by the Republicans, and that Re-
publicans are responsible for the evils which
have been brought upon the country in conse-
quence of the war BY their own averments
therefore, it follows that they must regard the
war an uHjustifable one on the part OF the
north that the Republicans of the north being
the aggres sors, the war is consequently wicked
ly waged against the south. Now will any man
say he desires our success while we are engaged
in an uniustifabe war? If, as some Democrats
charge, Republicans have brought on the war
for the purpose Of destroying or mpairing the
rights of our southern brethren, ought our ar
mics to triumph? Certainly not. Whoever,
therefore, processes satisfaction or pleasure,
when our national armies achieve victories over
the rebels, and yet maintains the war to have
been unjustifiable inaugurated by Republicans,
must be hypocrite and knRve. No respect
able man will rejoice in the success of bad
enterprise. The logical conclusion from the
premises maintained by those who mold the war
to be wrong OF the part of the north, reveals all
such to be in sympathy with the Confederacy Of
J eff. Davis 1t will be clearly understood then,
that the real dividing line Of parties hereafter,
will be those on one side, who are in favor of
national freedom, and those OH the other who
are intent on Matchmaking slavery,