Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10
VOTE ron c. e. WHITING.

Democrat, and in favor OF vigorous pro.
secu,ion Of the war for the restoration Of
the Union as it was
Second-Because Geo W. Bassett Is an
abolit;onist, and in favor Of no Union
without slavery is abolished.
Thirh- Because c. Z. Whiting is q
string working man, enc Of influence in
the State, every way worthy and capable,
and the very best man in the distric. TO
represent US in the Senate.
Fourth Because Geo. w. Bassett is q
slow and easy sort Of fellow, without
influence, neither worthy nor capable, and
the very poorest ''stick' we could send
to the Senate.
Fifh-Because C. E. Writings Rail-
road interests are identical with those of
Woodbury. county. He is in favor Of the
State taking the land grant from the Du>
buque and Sioux City Company and giving
j. to some other association that is willing
to give tho Missouri Slope a railroad.
Sixth-Because Geo. w. Basset will
favor no railroad projec. that will not give
Fort Dodge the lions share, and will
oppose any scheme to give Sioux City
Railroad unlsss Fort Dodge is to be the
irst recipient Of its benefits.
In view Of the foregoing facts We ask
the voters Of Woodbury. to do duty to
their country themselves and especially
the Missouri Slope. and give c. f. Whiting
q ma GRITTY tina, will insure his election.
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IT WAS expected that our Republican
friends would have selected q County
Ticket that would have secured the sup.
port and cheerful concurrence Of oil par
ties. 1t was understood that they called
for I"ion Convention aud Union noni
natons-but it seems that it was . union
Of Republicans which was intended for
although the gentlemen selected by the
CorrectionvilIe Convention are good men
after their kind, yet they are all ultra
republicans, ard TO call on all parties to
support that ticket in the name of Union
is pretty bold assumption that there are
none but republicans interested in Uni.
IN or in the county Offices. Ia this view
Of the case the Democrats concluded it
was needful to place before the people
ticket that should not BE- open 10 the
objections against the ultra republican
Observation-Disclosures on last Saturday
the District and County Ticket was select.
ID BY Convention to be supported BY all
who desire to unite in harmony the PEG.
pie Of the county. This tickle, is composed
Of men who are good and true to the best
interests OF our common country men
Who hate and despise traitors, and who
will all be ready to condemn, and If need
be execute any man under whatever garb
Or in whatever latitude, who may seek TO
destroy our Constitution aud Government.
Our ticket il . conservative ticket il can
be elected by fair and candid represen.
tation 10 the people-snd let all who de.
sire good to our country, = cessation Of
parry strife, atborough prosecution Of the
war against rebellion, and rebuke to
'radicalism, unite in the support Of these
nominations. This We claim to be union.
So 60 to work and let every man see bis
neighbor and represent to him the facts
in The case. The Democrats have not
desired to have Two tickets in the county,
but sense Of self.respect has compelled
them to resort to the present course, rely.
ing on the good sense and love Of country
among the people for triumphant vindi.
cation Of right, principles and dealing.
Iii reported tina. plan is projected By
Senator Wilson, Of Massachusetts,, TO de.
clare the administration Of M. Lincoln
perpetual until the rebellion is put down.
Military necessity is the declared plea for
the project. The proprietors Of this
scheme Tor an incipient monarchy urge
that the exciisment of an electioa will
prevent that vigorous prosecution Of The
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