The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-09-18

The meeting WAS perfect success
and agreeable to all pa,ties concerned
Brown County good for 1900 majority
A correspondent Of the Milwaukee Neu,
writing from Green Bay under date o
Sept. l, speaks Of the prospects Of The
Democracy in that county, as follows:
"Probshly your readers will be anx
Gus to hear something from Brown coun
ty since the return home of G. D. Robin
son, secretary of the I" loyal" democracy
of Wisconsin. Well have waited some
time to see what the "aecretary wou!t
say OF do, and can now report. Upon hi,
return he as confident that the ticke, o
Carpenter and Robinson TO be nominated
at Janesvile on the 17tb) would be elect,
ed-sad it would get one-four;h of the
democratic, ne-fourth tho republican, and
the entire vote of the soldiers. lie plan
ted his banner (of "loyal democracy "en
the outer walls" Of the Advocate office
and also Of his stave factory. But none o.
the loyal democracy "rallied round bis
flag" so he started out to get ,igners for
his call for a loyal democratic convention
at Janesvile, He labored hard and well
for about two weeks, and succeeded in get
ting six names, including his brother and
two employees in the Advocate office
the other two who have signed the call are
ou. sand out republicans (Salomon men
They with about thirty other Sa.omon re-
pubicans, will attend the Janesviile con-
ventop
"Last evening the gallant Captain
Meade returned home on a short furloueh
from the 32d Regiment, now at Memphis
The captain is looking well, and wa. vel.
coined home by his hosts Of old friends
who were glad to take him by the hand
once more. He has lived here twenty
eight year-always democrat-and four.
teen months in the service has not chang
ed his politics. He advocates the election
| ofH. L. Palmer, and the whole democratic
ticket, as strongl as any man in the state
met him on the street this morning, and
he bad in his hand large size ,,ii..hograph
Of our standard bearer, Gov. Palmer
which he proposes to take with him to the
32d " Regiment.
"Nessrs. Robinson Brothers called
Capt. Meade up in their office this morn.
ipg and wanted him to sign their call, bnt
the captain told them plainly and boldly
that he should support H. L. Palmer fer
governor"
Capt. Meade is one of the most influ-
entiaI men in Brown Co as well as in the
noble 32d Regiment, to which he belongs,
and he says the action that Robinson &
Brother have taken will not hurt Mr.
Palmer three votes in this county,"
AR, Charley White, sutIer in the 5,h
Wisconsin, is also in town, and the Rob
insoh Brothers labored hard for abou'
three hours yesterday, to have him sign
their call, but it was no 90. Mr.. White
has also a !itfograph OF Gov. Palmer
which he is getting framed, and will take
with him to the 5lh Wisconsin Volunteer:
the first of October"
"The democracy are all sound up north
| (put Brown Co. down for about 1900,
fer Palmer, and if the mulatto convention
at Janesvil,e get up ticket we can civ.
about 500 more Outagamis Co. is goo,
for about 700 majority"
During recent journey through {
portion of Brown coupty we were rejoic.
ed to see the Democracy wide-wake, ant
prepared to give heavy vote cor th'
Democratic State ticket. The facts statec
above are literally true, and if the Demo
Gratis of that county only furn on! to th'
polls on the the 81 day of November
RoBIssoN will never dare show his fac,
to the members of that party whom he
has deceived and deserted, and who, 70
many years, have given hin, isbread and
butter.
! DEATH OF A REVOLUTIONARY PATRIOT
Nathaniel Ames, the last OF the revolu
tionary patriots of the north west, died .
Rome Corners, Dane county, in this state
last week, aged LOO year.. a large con
course Of people attended his funeral OF
Sunday last it being conducted by the Ma
sonic Fraternity, Of which ths decease,
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