The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-05-24
PLAYING at Cross Purposes.

but encouraging, or gratifying to the true
friends of the Union and the Union cause
The breach between the President and the
party that elected him, is evidently widen
ing, and that not so ruch on account OF
zeal irreconcieable differences Of opinion, as
from a Misunderstanding originated and
fnstered by the real enemies of the Union
cause With the hope of regainging lost
power Democracy has been playing char
acteristic game of deception and falsehood.
and it is apparently to be gratified with the
evidence that it has not played in vain. So
well indeed, has copperhead democracy
played its game of duplicity, that even
grave Senators aud Congressman have been
deceived Senator DoolittIe in the confidence
begotten by copperhead democracy IN liz
assumed comstos, state handles the reptile
puts it in his bosom to warm it and give
it sufficient life to sting In late speech
the Senator says that when we captured
the rebellion We captured with lit the demo-
cratic party lie says further that the
democratic party surrendered uncondi
tionally to our administration, to our princi-
niles 10 our pl.dfrm and pledged them
selves to its support both north AMI south
Still enforcing tins t.stenieut. he reiterates
that the democratic party Was completely
VahQnlshtu WIN nHl AHCctss ~ lhe cdptuII
Of the rebellion
In answer To this we have the assurance
Of the leading organs II democracy III this
State, that Senator Doolitte Is greatly mis-
taken if h. suppoees that party has ahand
oued the principles 1t advocated dnring the
al if not treasoiahle aud which Senate"
Doolittle himself as denounced IS bitterly
any other man
The MI" "nkee >s' The leading organ
ol '''r 'F'n''f.'S'' t''5i" nus Ht"te during
The war ol 'ne rebellion anu since says;
aisea any issue 1T ii. ifD.e a. p,'P nctop q.
the democratic paty; bnt since 3, has done So il i
5ositi,n Of he Wise ri, d ySo,ctt In 1rs,nyn,.
fh0f Mes h1os ,,bn do.,d tes. oy1gDiz.,fion o.,
mn mi, Ir. NJ n,,sd N 1,...nt he nrjnrinL.,
obi 'o.~s 0bjsettonaiI, 10 them Ga I'M he ,rxsi
Cs CO o, HC Etnr0%s az 4A.t. Ss.s,tt nte,Got,,
The Fond du Lac Press. another reliable
democratic sheet says;
THE democratic party is not dead. Mr.. Doolit-
bers arr now THOU hly live. and trmiy bod to
IN os SANE tRgtT naar ey oo IN l0 ana
other democratic papers, 90 that we NAV as
wall Iook tht. matter s,r.iobt IN tho f,c. and
oor,,Dr,ho,,d - o,,,, o,,, tr,a Doe;t;o, Wa
- ,,,olI oo,,o >, 4lo oo,ol,a;oo f.s+ =.
loot ,bot e ,,o ,,i,h 70 oo-o,a.,.o NTH oo,,
norbaad da,no,rocv VIC u,rst abandon orr
own nrinc;nles aud accent ,bose ,vs have q,
Iono fought in the fold the f,rum ond
.ho aotu 81. a;.n.; d;,,o., o.a
"eaSo''7o'e p''''iPieS vi ooPperheao ue'''oc
-
''' 49, =, W ' &C
.T,hoI. 80 49, t,ro noI,.ioa, .,. .,..,. =,
the norh-the one radical destructive revolutions.
one Of these parties every man that votes must be-
'on *.
A. :, ~
% y
was ''y i0u ny ho' ''io'H uo'i'o0ia'S DIS Iau-
fpal dagfructiya revolutionary II Iv;II he
AS"i' uoo''"NUl'0' ''NOiut'OH''J' II WIZ uO
hat Il boo xHf4 L.
same terms yet, aud with the same Justice
~, r., =.
now as Lheh CONSERVATIVE ana constltu-
tionsW meant thrr, disunion sacass;on o,d
90~e'''o" az"
the recognition Of the southern cODfederacv
:.
according 10 the democratic dictionary; now
:. .. 4. IL
IL means 10 a!lOW uhrepen[ant rebels and
tr.ito,. IN Donna int, ron,,-asu o,5 ,;4L e.
ttdltOts W 'ohle luto congress ana with the
anu OF their northern allies to assume the
control Oh the government
AGAIN the milwaukee News assures Sen
ator Doollttie that tie IS entirely mistaken
II ne presn'nts that the democracy are pre-
pared to accept the principles which were
objectionable to them during the presidency
OF Mir Lincoln" In January 1868 as the
time for the election Of Mr. DoolittIe's sue
cessor drew nlgh'the News was raoid on the
subject and protested IN the most rabbi
style against the re election Of Mr. Doolittle
Speaking Of the election of Senator Doolit
tie the editor of the News then exclaimed
70 shall we nave sensfor elected from this state
Coy; Seymour as published il our paper to-day or
man u plea for N re o.3od more debt. NOR, taxa.
and the ' < rc S ib ,nf s'arnn'
fr ri te one nnmrd m6F, Of the Assembly
Constitution ie1 ai.d Union. At east five more were
be possible thar majority III Le stature can be
sentiment of the sac tb 70 o 81 8eiy tne