The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17

in The success of the Vallandigham-p eace-loe-
mocracy Of the loyal States, at the polls, this
IfalI. The following extracts from an article
in the Richmond enquirer shows the value
that rebels attach to Democratic success, and
the efforts they propose TO make 10 aidtheir
northern brethren;
I "The success ofhg Nortlsra Democratic
! DgrtV sco,dd be no iouger d0HjtfH Ssonld Gen.
| Ire 0uce more adyuurer0y 1li5t5de. Parties in
the United States are,so nearly balanced, that
/ he least advantage thrown IN favor Of one
,c;IJ insure its success. Sould the Confederate
army remain quiescent on the banks Of the
/ Fapnahannocll. the boastfuI braggadocio of
the Yankee official report will be confirmed,
and Lincoln and Halleclz viii point il triumph
to the crippled condition Of the Confederate
arllv us a confirmation Of tjie great victory
won in Pennsylvania.
The Democrats, unable to gainsay such ev-
Iidguee, will be constrained 70 enter the con-
test for the Spealership shorn Of the principle
mart of tlsssir strength--the disgracetui mis-
management and conduct OF the war. Gen.
Lee must turn politician as well as warrior
and we believe he will prove the most success
FIJI politician the Confederacy has ever pro-
duccd. lie may so move and direct his ar
my as to produce political results which in
their bearing upon this war will prove more
etfcctual than the bloodiest victories. Let
i'm! dr1re Meade aat0 itrSalAgt0n amt he ictH
agatn raiSe The spirits 0l the DemocratS, c0Ahrm
Them k,HliG and gre r0HEdeRce re t@e1r %@Cer1Hg
ne l.I egbEtIey tie Peace party aSh0U!6 he AGAIN
c,0ss thc Potomac for he will show the people OIL
Pennsylvania how little security they have
from Lincoln for the protection OF their homes
II matters not whether the advance he made
for tic purposes Of permanent occupation, or
simply for grand id, ii Will demonstrate
that in the third year of tie war they are so
lar from the subiugation Of the Confederate
States that the defence of Maryland and Penn
svlvania has not yet been secured. fall
campaign into Pennsylvania, with the hands
of our soldiers united, not for indisCriminate
pluuder demoraliziug and undiclpllnlng an
army, but campaign for systematic and or
gained retaliation and punishment-Would
arouse the popular miud to the uncertainty
and insecurity of Pennsylvania. This would
eact upon the representatives III Congress,
$krenythlag Jhe Democrats GnG Ht0LhtYIng eceR
HaydyheH fanatictSm itself, The damages which
the last campaign inflicted, i augmented by
another this Fall, when presented to the LIN
coin Government, would, unless paid, great
ly exasporate the people against an admins
tration which neither defends the State nor
REIN burses its citizens for the losses which its
own imbecility produced. And il these dam
ages are paid the debt is increased the taxes
raised, and the burdens imposed, will accom-
plish the same end Let the great and i'm
portant fact be constantly kept in tangible
and threatening aspect before the people OF
Pennsylvania that, notwithstanding they have
opened the Mississippi and are besieging
Charleston, and conquered East Tennessee
ard threaten Georgia and -Alabama-that, not
all this, Pennsylvania is not
safe from invasion, and Washington city Is
again beleaguered in this third year Of the war
Tie rogd to peace lies through Pennsylvania,
ria Washington.