The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24
Wisconsin Soldiers.

Wisconsin Soldiers.
The republican legislative caucus at Mad.
son noniu. tied an entire body OF civilians for
legislative Officers, an! then Oh rit,by Gre
commented that soldiers BE- employed in
suborlin tie POSITIONS. The soldiers alre,
5wh ,tevcr Gov. Stone may say ab 'ut the dead
ones, d, not "ss" the radical, negro equality
nonsense Of SUMNER and his followers, and
this j. just what is the m tier. Col Ca'kins'
Of the CAR TIL, u late but very uncasy convert
to the conslomerAtc purity which now runs
p,liLics ,nl religion with the'sasne. locomotive,
advances his lines on his neishbor the Journal,
about it in tais way
If, soldier complains. when the pledge is
viol ted, and hi cl i'm rel ced, he Is c'''i' u Il
"c,p,erhe I'd" kicked out ani wni>t"i Gown
Tn. wiu!. That is the w'v,Ilr Joarhil treats
the soldiers, and JuStihes Tue wrong ''o'h ""@''
they have s.if,,'a
c., for you, ELiAs! Ynn have been IN
their scrccn room ioug rn n2' to learn all
their DISCUSSES Of face, form and dress, anu
YOU can speak out in meeting without fear OF
reflection from the hollow hearted trap'sctt'is
who asked ;ou and other rrdant veterans %
hold the suck while they dro"e the sniprs into
it! Pretty trough On the old man" but it will
be the m TX Ing of the-juvcnile dog
Next time the devil j. unclaimed Tor a sea
son, do not get "skcrrcd" Ia Carpenter. Doo-
little, Dickinson aud others, and leave the
PART, OF THE CoysrlrUr. ON for the les! pots
of AFRICA!
Hon Jackson H,lley. democratic member
srsm Milwaukee,, in pref,cing his vote Tor
clerk Of the House, made speech which
none but "copperhead' could utter. Here
is part If it: ....
Our sol Tiers hcroic,l lily exposed themselves
to all the dangers. priratonS ana hirdsh'pS III
client tn bitter aud persistent war with fe'ci
foes and fought to preserve ana o. eha our
glorious union, the constitution ana the laws
as much for tn. benefit OF those OF US VINO re-
,naned at home, rs tor tn ourselves ana now,
when DANCE is over, and peace restored, de-
Sire TO remember, honor and reward them for
their p,friotic services in the time OF the re.
publcs greatest need. In the hour OF peru
they ha.trncd to the front, and ttcd tea less
" for the right. our country ana the union
Bv the strength OF our army anu navy the
union Ii ~ be N preserved. mpete III terrific
rial integrity. and the stars and STRIPES the
proud emblem of our nationality, now II 'at TIL
un;h ,nt'y, the symb,l of power and protcc-
ton T., American items the wort' over On'
der such ri, cum t,ncrs | am proud to be an
Americas citizen AMI grateful to The heroic
men whose vior has mtde ours tue AFsI
am ng the n,tions OF the car'h.
[ am sure the brave comrades OF NJ j. Ken
ncdy in tn. bloody conflicts at Chopin li'lls,
mt St,m. River at CHI ,ttan,ogl, at Chick L.
m,u.s, nc M;ssi, Ridy., at Atlanta. at
Franklin and 1t Nashville, would Gust their
votes Tor him 70 day, tor this oihce were 1t lett
to them; ani sl,.ll We. who rem hn"d At home
aud now enjoy All the hcn.titS OF IN union
aud Oh. constitution preserved. neglect or re
fuse to acknua led q. and reward, by our pref
creme, q. the services of the men who 'o"@ht
our b TT ca Tor us For one shall cast my
vote Tor the soldier, and gratefully remember
his services in the Preservation OF our com
mon country.
ANY reader who has contrassed the prctcn-
sions and Pledges OF the 'humanl'y chaps
with their practices knows shat Mr. IL ,diey's
speech came :" namght.
..Neither patriotism, nor public service, nol
gaping wounds received in the nations de
fence, will In !uc. a follower of the regency
tn vote for ~ man not subseivient to the po!iti
cal sc,r IS Of that partisan faction"
The Wis soldiers League held a meeting
ut Madison and denounced the dom, nant pn'y
for lies innumrrable, libc ally handed out &c
them during the caucus. Onc moee election
will settle shoddyism
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