The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-02-07

from the Editor Fond du Lac wis Reporter1
Gus business than ever before The expediency Of
DUR making THE TIBgEE
ed by many. We have found our account in it. The
our advertising patronage has Increased SO much that
it is more dicut to print our news than when used
This close Of the war has Imposed upo5 the TRIBUNE
We have met them best could iaboring with sin.
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President became the enemy of Republicanism and we
treacheries Of degraded Administration It is not
sde an ssne M much thinking
I to * t9eS
the nation as Lees OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dates
Is now the duty OF the
ms we are no longer pressed by necessities, and
The
our manufacturing interests in precarious state
be sixty cents, it may be ten. It is a sentiment not
iact; men the laborer earns his dollar he does not
ness is feyersh and unsettled We think this can only
toby reducing the currency t P0 spsse 81 ba %
on this we shall insist. ~ ~
on On us We regret that this important measure the
%i party Is divided An honest but mischey
gus minority 10 the West, partcularly,are endeavoring
70 Grese policy which can only result in the prosra
and the aggrandizement Of English capitalists DG:
ring the many years Of our work we have struggled
cessary now than before we shall insist upon
Inc Droadest and wsest legislation for the Rights of
NJ In the Rerplexing question Of Reconstruction
since the close Of the war Il then seemed US that
aga ZIP @ Of the Black should be followed by SUI
prem Sood e0niscaton and hanging We had too
fif D0oa In war to ask for blood in peaceeyen to
gray shgry vengeance 1t seemed important that tho
south should concede Suffrage and that the North
proved OF this but Congress has followed advice
t mas been by g
hat the men who starved captives in Rebel dungeons
Of Ts sn sea @ who No
iit og Irlea and punished Congress and the AZ
be inflicted even upon men who charged with these
crimes ana the only measure looking like punishment
once which is merely sentimental and not practic
p1 the Other hand the passage OF the me- c
or Suffrage In the District OF Columbia show that re-
BUZZ he's been practically adopted By y those who di
with friends are inpatient with us, We do them
we 90 sn n n way be
ieving wo 60 our way to what is right We work 70
higher aim than peace this nation, am
an @ r mis-
shall continue to toll in our best way.
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