The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-09-16
TIE DEa0aRaTIG NOMINATIONS
What the Republican Fress thigks oi
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From tie Milwaukee Sentinel, (rep,)

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From the Milwaqkee lSentipel, (rep,l 4
The democratic state conventonsyestcr-
day nominated for the Office of governor
the Hon. g. d. Robinson, of Green Bay
gentleman Who, thought he didn tshonl>
der many mGskets, orlHave many swords
in defence of the union, did WELD pen in
behalf OF his couatry when he waa assaiiei
BY traitors. Ii is notrto be denied
thai Mr. Robinson, who heads the deAo
cratic ticket, Is one OF ths most acceptable
men to the republicans 4 that could have
been induced to accept nomination 81
the hands OF the conyenuan. lis faHre
cord should serve only to make US the
more active aud jealous lns bali oil our
own trisd aud true mea. Ne must res
suffer, The Democracy to win by strategy
Hhat they can never VIII IN lair and hon0r~
able. battle. -. s5lrs@ 81
From tie Milwaukee Wisconsin (rep )a
The democracy have nominated our
t0wnsm.n. John Back, for state treasurer
How they could DO such thing we cannot
imagine for John is one of those men
whom everybody has the highest CONF
dence in and is se different from demo
cratic politicians gcfit9aity thai he seems
out of place in'Aueh aefeW1 . lt-the dem
oeraeylhado cotnenceti Pattine IN p6aiina7
tisn such men SIS JoRhaBlaek years ago,
they would not ba 50 far beyond f'edeiip-
ton as they now 1re,3TNe viii do John
the credit to say bat hedid not wish the
nomination, bnt accepted it rather than to
make scene. IF Wisconsin ever is So
unfortunate asito get In democratic hands
again, for the sake otithe state we certainly
trust that the party will then be .controH-
ed by just such honest men as John
Black. a1a so nssIs' -
feil From the GAINESVILLE Gazette (rep.)
Without going into details we will say
that this ticket is really a very so03 one
much better than the democracy of this
state has presented for years and one
that will bring out the entire strength OF
the opposition As We said yesterday,
Mr.. Robinson is their best card, bat We
did NOT think the old corperheads wodid
. consent 70 his nomination. and re were
looking iorthc SELECTION Of some other man
But it seems be old fogies we're either out
voted In the convention, or they were Will
ing that the younger warriors OF the tribe
should have things perry much thclr own
way Mr. Robinson is popular man IN his
own party, and, it is Useless 10 disguise it,
he has many warm trends Among the re
pubhcans who have not forgotten his manly
and patriotic course urlng the rebellion.
When the war commenced he broke
through the net work of old party ties, and
with senator Carpenter, judge Hubbcll and
others, did all IN his power to aid the gov
crnrnent IN saving the country from ciVl.
war. He also served Que term, as secre
tary of state, when L.-J Farwellwas gov
ernor, ard no man who knows him will
question his abiltyor fitness for The posi-
ton TO which he isinOw nominated. .e@
Now if anybody thinks that this ticket
is easiy beaten, he Is deceivlng him self, and
the quicker he is undecived the better.
There is one way and ouly one by which
governor Fairchld can be re elected, and
that is by downright hard work. We can
not elect our ticket by lulling our soldiers
to sleep with the syren song that all Is well
that Grants msjorlty last fall was "a,
600, that there is no danger 10 lie appre-
hcnded, aud that the goose hangs
high. r rss.5sfs aa.H-f
i. From the Kenosha Telegraph (rcp.)
The democrats have Nominated their best
ami strongest men. and we are glad of it
for two reasons, FIRST, we prefer to beat
their strongest and best niea, rather han
any OF their halt way men second, if
through storm and food on election day,
the repu blican voters OF the country should
be kept from the polls-the democratic
voters being largely IN the cities and always
at elecirons--it should. 50 happen that the
desssocrut!; candidate should be elected we
should prefer to have for governor
their strongest and Ihest7 msn,y rather
than any ot their second.rate mem 5aE! a.a
aE From tAe Racine. Advoc!tc sfRcp, ~
The bominari9n Of Uifailcy ltJbill.on, Tor
Governor iuncuest;enfbly The Strn gest
one the daliacracy1 could have made
Charley is an old line democrat who sustain
ed bis parry when he believed il right and
did ''lfls level bestP tS hight it when lie
believeaiA ssAs fong. ii4ic fnaintainea his
personal integrity 0h hen Barstov aid the
balance .debaucled the para y,apd StStaiucd
the old fac of che unions Khen others were
giving aid and coibl6rt to the rebels: We
believe Charley Robinson is a t.uFy horest,
patrioticaana sbIa man. one we should no..
be ashamed TO meet a'rCad, and recognize
as thef q evernor Of " Nhcorsin. We .fs
sure OF a coed Govcrhor f0ri the ngx.t16
years whichever is elected, Fairchilds or
Robinson. #.ib'.t e'..j !<IlA3 SiA s1A
We shall add 70 tRe sl6ye as odc1siqp
may require, contiapHlg the alne in the
paper untiE siter election. as "a standing
advertisement of our candidates from fheir
DrpOlClit s. ..svf--sraf nNe .slfEu sttftH.