The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-18

RE ORGANIZATION OF PARTIES. pub
fish in another place. an article upon this
subject-from the Milwaukee Wisconsin, be-
cause it expresses our ideas exactly We
can see no selse in the talk about reorgani-
cation of parties. When the Republican
party becomes recreant to the principles up
on which it is founded, the PEOPLE them
selves will consign it to an infamous oblivi-
on, as they already have the late democrat
ic party, without any formal interference of
politicians and demagogues. When Repub,
Leans as party, forget that the people are
the source of all power, that the Govern
ment is for the people, instead of for cor
rupt and rotten party-that the voice of a
majority of the people is the voice Of the
nation-that the great underlying princi-
pie of Republicanism is the greatest good to
to the greatest number-that all men are
created free and equal, and that they are
endowed by their creator with certain in
alienable rights, among which are Life,
Liberty and the pursuit of happiness-the
people will remain true to themselves and
let the party go.
Northern Democracy as party, allied
itself to southern aristocracy, founded OF
slavery, and madly thought itself ther
strong enough to defy the people, and by
the adoption of the rule or ruin policy, tc
brighten them into inglorious subsection
But the people quietly let the Democratic
party go to perdition without any forma
re- organization Of parties by political lead
ers and professional politicians, and we be
lieve they will do the same by the Repub
lican party, when IT shall have outlived it
usefulness and its loyalty. The idea tha
the mission of the Republican party is &C
complished because the Rebellion is crushed
is simply absurd. Its mission is to roll or
the ball of human progress-to crystalize
utilize and make practical the grand theory
of our immortal Declaration of Indepen
dence. The mission Of the principles of the
Republican party will never be accomplish
ed so long as there are people to be made
freer greater, better and happier.
In A TIGHT PLAoE.-Most of our reader
will remember the handful issued and cir
lated by the enemies of Judge NoGGLE, jus
previous to the late Spring election. There
is no doubt but that the circulation of tina
haudbill was what secured the defeat of th,
Judges reelection. Twenty-Five names
were attached to that handful, many Of
them, names of high responsibility. judge
Noggle has since brought libel suit agains
the whole twenty-five, and they are now
under arrest. They have managed to gee
have been subsequently ordered to be re
arrested. The following from the Madison
State Journal Of Saturday last shows, that
the Supreme Court of the State is not going
to interfere with the course of justice in
this case :
EABEAs CORPUS. of the twenty
five against whom Judge Noggle has
brought suit for libel, Mr. Bowen Of James
vile. made application yesterday before
Chief Justice Dixon for writ of habeas
corpus, in order that he might be dscharg-
ed from custody. After an argument by
Messrs. Winans & Wilton, on behalf Of
the petitioner, and by Messrs. Matt. II. Car
penter & Wakely on the other side, the
application was denied.