The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-15
Rrr. E.a.n.er on bis TraveIs.

Rar. Palmer on his Travels.
The Copperhead candidate for Governor Of
the Loyal State Of Wisconsin, devoted Friday
Of last week, to this city and county. In the
afternoon he held Mass Meeting at Agricul-
turaI Hall, Bristol, at which he attempted to
explain the position ofthe Copperhead faction
of Wisconsin Democracy. We have not heard
how well he succeeded in calling together an
audience in the country, Or how well he sue
ceeded in convincing that audience Of the pat
riotism and loyalty OF the Ryan Address and
the Copperhead Resolutions, which taken to-
gether form the copperhead platform, but we
can say if he succeeded no better there than
he did in the evening in this city, his visit to
Kenosha county was a failure, and he had bet
ter have staid at home.
We wish to make perfectly fair statement
Of the case in regard to the visit Of Mr.. Palmer
to this city With quite a large number ofre-
pubIicans, we repaired to Simmons Hall, a
little before eight, Oh Friday evening. We
found in the Hall at that time, but u few per-
sons scattered here and there not half doz-
en- seats being filled. Soon after that the de-
mocracy began to pour in more freely. Prob
ably there were between 100 and 200 persons
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puoilcans themselves. 10 prove this remark
able claim he read from fine Pvon A11ros
some GeucTallJttS ana also read the following
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acknowledgements the .yhnle Cprsttnti,,, :;
amended acdordiag 10 its own forms nge;,s, 81
usurnsfion and vloIaton COMING frgr, go
sourte. To this end aud in mis- s,Iirji ,r 80.
these resolutions. ''-'P
/. Resolred, That the Constitution of ire Uni
tSd ~, 5I" S., wa" Is PfPI'' conFac eeJwee'
der It's provisions no state Or states had the rtsh