The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-10-28
Voters Of Manitowoc County?

If you wish to uphold and encourage
high taxes, vote the republican ticket
if not, vote the Democratic ticket.
If you wish to uphold and encourage
New England fsnaticism and bigotry, vote
the Republican ticket If not, vote the
Democratic ticket.
If you wish to be governed and robbed
by ring of 'Barnacles'' at Madison vote
the Republican ticket IF not, vote the
Democratic ticket
IF you wish to send your money to Mad
ison to be let out at interest by the regency,
for their personal benefit, vote the Re
publican ticket. If not, vote the Demo
cratic ticket.
If you wish spend your money to con-
vict criminal of high crime, then have
him pardoned for thousand dollars, vote
the Republican ticket. If not, vote to
clean out the whole ring at Madison.
Vote tor honest men. You will find none
else on the Democratic ticket.
Go to the polls next Tuesday, and make
one more effort to save the State and your-
selves from bankruptcy. Let no objections
you may have to any petty town or district
candidate prevent your giving your hearty
support to the Democratic State ticket.
Let US carry the county for Robinson,
and the rest of the Stats ticket, by at leas,
] 200 majority. We can dc it if we unite
in making the effort.
To work then, and let the result shotc
how active you have been.
sea-The Tribune of last week contained
low, uncaled for, and disgraceful attack
upon the personal character of Carl IL.
Schmidt, candidate for member OF AS
sembly from this (3d) District. 1t says,
that MIR. Schmidt "has not drawn sober
breath since he left the army" aud that
he was disgrace to the army Now, in
all sincerity, We ask the editor of the 1ri-
bune if he is not ashamed of himself, for
publishing such libes upon his neighbors?
If he is not, he ought to be. He knows
himself, that be published falsshood.
We do not write this article fearing that the
7rt6unes attack will effect Mr. Schmidt in
the least. We only wish, once more, to
call the attention of the public of this
County, to the Blood of the Republican
party, as manifested in, and through the
columns of their party organ.
Intolerance, bigotry, venom, spite, poison,
Misrepresentation, dictotion, tyranny, and
everything else borr Of such blood will
"crop out" 1t is strange that so many
,cestern men will support such party
Again, we do not believe in making a polit-
ical fight, personal one. If We did, the
Tribune has opened the doors to us, where
by we might ''go in and tear to tatters
the personal character of some of the Re
publican candidates in this count. But
such kind OF warfare we do not propose to
enter into. The 1fitnne has made several
other personal attacks lately, which are
still fresh in the minds OF the people. 1t
has gained nothing by doing SO.
HARD ON THE LAwRER.-A lawyer built
an office In the form of hexagon or
SIX square. The novelty of the structure
attricted the attention of some lrishmen
who were passing by; they made full stop
and viewed the building very critically.
The lawyer. somewhat disgusted at their
curiosity, lifted up the window, put his
head out and addressed them thus: Wha,
do you stand there for, like pack of
blockheads, gazing ar my ofice-do you
take it for chureh2" Fax answered
one of them, Il was thinkin SO. Till saw
the devil noke his head out of tho windy. :"