The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-06
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Plain Statement Of Facts, Verified by
the Observation and Reflection Of the
Mass in Every COmmuIJitv. - -r-s..
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FACT l. The Democracy North and the
rebel Democracy South were cooperating
together as members of the same political
party prior to the rebellion. -. b1|
FACT g. The present wicked rebellion
was fully inaugurated by the Democracy Of
the South with the knowledge and the con-
sent of the Democracy North, while the uni
ted Democracy were politically in power in
the nation.
FACT 3. Every State which seeded from
the Union was under the leadership and con-
troll of a professedly Democratic Administra-
ton. rrCr
FABT- 4. While the Democracy South as
serted their right and determination to over
throw the National Government, the De
mocracy North stood by and aided them by
avowing the doctrine of State rights and
anti-coercion.
FACT 5. Under the plea that the Nation
al Government had no power to cOeree the
States by the enforcement of national laws,
the Democracy North abandoned the Union
to the keeping of traitors in open rebellion
while they held every Department of the
National Government, and should have
welded the power of the nation for its de-
Tense.
FACT 6. The rebel Democracy South
boosted of having the sympathy and coop
Grafton of the Democracy North, and the
Democracy North so far as they expressed
themselves as a party, sympathized with
the rebellion, [and refused to cease their par
ty strife until the rebellion should be sup
pressed. ...-,-.,..
t. Il I,,a of tho 7
mocracy North, who have been recognized
as such by the Democracy, have distinguish
ed themselves for their disloyalty to the
Union and sympathy with the rebellion.
FACT 8. Every disloyal man at the North
was either member of the Democratic par
ty, or became such Immediately on becom
ing disloyal. .-
FACT 8. Those members of the old Dem
ccratic party North, who have sustained the
Government in its effort to suppress the re-
bellion, and whose sympathies and prayers
are for the salvation of the country, are de-
nounced by the Democracy, and have ceased
to be associated Herewith.
FACT TO- Those distinguished men North
who have espoused the cause Of the rebels,
and denounced the efforts of the Govern
ment to suppress the rebellion, have been
sought after by the present Democracy, as
worthy of leadership i'll their party.
FACT H. The Democracy OF the North
and the rebels have at this time unity OF
interest. Their mutual success depends upon
the disaster to the national cause.
FACT 12 The rebels in arms hopet for the
success of the Democracy North as insuring
their own success. The rebels in disguise
&, = I, Of "a frai in art
as insuring their own success.
FACT 10, The Democracy North and the
rebel hosts are embarked in the same enter
prise, and must sink Or swim together
FACT A. Our Union Generals, in pro-
portion to their futures in the field,
and their manifest sympathy with the rebel
lion, are applauded by the democracy North ;
and in proportion to their success, and zeal
for liberty and the Union, are they denoun-
ced by them.
FACT Is. The Democracy North never
laud Union General while he is dealing
heavy blows to the rebellion; and they new
er denounce rebel General while he IS do
ing the same to the Union
FACT 16. The Democracy North say had
they continued in power there would have
been no war That is probably true; for
they gave up the Union to be destroyed by
the rebels while they were in power; and
their conduct since proves that they would
not have fought to have saved it.
FACT II The Democracy North say, put
them into power, and the war will cease. =
Why should it not? for they propose to yield
to the rebels all they have ever demanded.
These few plain facts are submitted by an
old Democrat to those who have made them
selves familiar with the workings Of the So
called Democratic party during the inaugu-
ration and progress of this rebellion. Obser-
walton and reflection will verify each assert
ed fact in every neighborhood where an &C
tive Democratic organization exists. Any
responsible man wishing to take issue be.
fore the public on any Of the above asserted
facts, can be Accommodated by publishing a
notice in any of the Albany papers.