The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-10-14

From the J nesyilfe Gazette TRep.
Without golng into details we gl say
that THIS ticket Is really very good enc
much better than the democracy of this
state has presented tor years--and ere
mat Will bring our the etitire strength OF
the opposition \, we saii yesterday, Mr.
Robinson i, thtise best card bur We did
not think the cd coplerhead. woud cen
seut 10 his nomination., and We wore look
~ tor the .eeGiuu al some other man
Eat It seem, the old iogIus we're either out
tolcI IN the cuuv. Bt.t D. or they were gfi
ing that the y0uH.er warriors Vt the TIL e
should have ti'ng> IIeity n.uch-ther ovr
way. Mr. Robinson Is 0pu.if man II hi
own party aud II !. u-rler, ~ dI-2ulse II.
he he's many warm friends among ne -
.,ubilcans who have not teT.otteo IL, m"uiy
and patriotic course during the rebtiilot.
When the war commenced he broke
through the net work of old party ties,
aud with senator Carpenter, Judge tiab-
bell and others. did all in his power to aid
the government IN saving the country tom
civil war He also served one term, a.
secretary Of state. when l.. J. Farweil was
governor. and no man who knows him Will
question his ability OF fitness for the posi-
ton to which he is now nominated.
is easily beaten, be is deceving himself, and
the quicker he is undeceived the better.
There is one way and only one by whlch
governor FaiIcbld 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 majority last fall was s4,-
900, that there is 30 danger 10 be appre-
hendcd and that the goose hangs high
From the Kenosha Telegraph Rep
The democrats have nominated there
best and strongest men, and we are glad
of il for tvo reasons, first, we prefer 10 beat
their strongest and best men, rather than
any Of there ha'f way men second, if
through storm and food On election day.
the republican voters e.. ile country should
- - k,pt from tho pols-tne democratic
voters Icing largely in the cities and always
at e!ectioas-ig should so happen that the
democratic candidate should be elected we
should prefer % have for governor their
strongest snd best man, rather thar, any
Of their second rate men.
From the Racine Adyocat, Rep
The nomination Of Charles Robinson, for
Governor Is inquest enable the strongest
one the democracy could have made
Charley Is on cid ilne democrat who sus'
tanned his party when he believed 1t night,
and did ms level best TO rl2ht 1t when
he believed 1t vas wrong ne IhaiA'aine1
ms refSohal i','sllis H'i Gu naaStu" ",'J
Tue oa'a'iJo oe t3 ~, H pI''y' anu
sn,'a'he" 'n7 o.o "tI VI nc 49, "i ~
retel:. We believe Charles Robinson is a
truly honest pa;giotic and able mal, one
we should not nc ashalheu 70 'hee' "a, arroau'
End rGGQsn|e as the ooVefh''r II % v sen
SIN "~a'e NoFe OF EHoa Governor TOT
the next TWO years whenever IS ciecteo'
falrchlld or hohl"Soh'
From 'he whitewater hSgisSef Lraalca.1
me e,D"cfat'c state convention was
heid IN n i"aoNee th " tGhe>3a{' aht
Suceedt1 III nominating thorouli\ good
1icket' AF. Chailes u. I1hihson' OF Green
Bay, was nominated ior governor. Il ]"