The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-09-11
III E. PILOT.
The War Democrats--C. D. Robinson
and others--and the Democratic

and others--and the Democratic
Party.
The Green Bay Adoocafe of last week
comes to us filled with ill-natured and
seuseless abuse Of the Democratic party
of the State. as represented a. the Con>
ven,ion at Madison on the 5th u!time, and
of the candidates there nominated for
State offices. That Convention fully and
fairly represented the will and wishes Of
the Democr Of the State, as shown by
its entire press but that Convention, com
posed of Delegates regularly chosen-i;s
platform unanimously adopted, and its
candidates fairly nominated, are charac-
tcrised by The Advocate- alias CHARLEY
RoR1ssoS-as spurious, and by him de-
nounced as unworthy Of the endorsement
and support OF true Democrats. These
abusive and wholesale denunciatiens
sound ike the hcwiings of a mad man,
or seem but the concentrated bitterness
of disappointed ambition.
The address adopted by the Democracy
in mass convention al Milwaukee, and re-
adopted by the party in Convention Of it's
delegates at Madison, has been published
and re-publlshed in The Democratic papers
Of the State, and circulated in pamphlet !;
and must have been more generally read
and more universally approved, than any
other similar document since the organiza-
tien Of the party in our State. 1t is so
clear, explicit, and pointed in all its state
ments, that he who runs may read and un
derstand Its facts admit of no question,
and are not questioned by the Aavocatc,
and G. ID. RoBINsoS has neither the in
geuui'y or canacity to show wherein its
differences are not drawn with logical pre-
cision. 1t is worthy of the party and Of
the pen Of tho highest intellect in the
party in the days of JEFFERSON and
JACKSON and there is no truly loyal and
patriotic Democrat who can read it with
out appreciation. G. D. ROBINSON say.
sha. it is spurious! Why! Because there
is nothing "shoddy" about it. and CHAR
LEY cannot approve it without the risk
Of having his nose put out of joint by the
Administration.
The Resolutions of the Democratic
Convention have been published and re-
published by the Democratic press, and
endorsed by the Democracy, and are
truthful, high toned, and patriotic beyond
question but G, D. ROBINSON says they
are spurious! Why? Because the man
who endorses them cannot hope to be per-
sonally benefited by the populations and
enormous frauds which are being so IN
blushingly carried on and practised in
every department. of the present corrupt
Administration.
The Delegates to the Democratic State
Convention were duly elected and accred-
tied in each of the Senatorial and Assem-
bly, Districts of the State, by Democrats
duly netified and assembled together, and
took their seats in that Convention with.
out contest, and unquestioned; but CHAR
LEY Robinson says they were spurious !
Why Because G. d. RoRINsoN was not
placed upon the ticket, or because they
did not endorse the war policy of the pres
ent corrupt Administration, and did not
nnconditlonally swear TO support it ard
trust in God 10 punish it for its treason to
the government and people. We have
been unable to see where the spurious
comes ia and attach 10 those Delegates
or their acts !; but vie G. y. RoBINseN,
NAT. CARPENTER, and others 6otted, we
did not fail to see when and where the
spurious trent out" and their treason to
the principles of the "glorious party of
JEFFERSON and JAc6soN--that party to
whose guidance the destinies OF our coun-
try have so of,en been safely confded -
cuiminate.
These men, in denouncing the action of
the Democratic Convention, and refusing
to support its nominees at the approaching
election, have become "apostates from
the historical principles of our party" and
arc welcome to all the enjoyments which
may result from their treason.
Opinion of a Soldier.
Mr. D. X. DEvANEY, an Ordnance Ser
gsaut ia the Army, lately addressed