The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-10-27

The people will wonder, when they read
the two articles below, that they ever APP
peared in the same journal. They did,
aud only abcut year apart. They will
show the faith and confidence sbe Tritune
had in Fuessenich, and sthe consiste ncy Of
Mr. Borcherdt. The people doubt not
that the Tribune was right in calling Fues>
senich = "trai,or to bis party" but can
the people believe what the Tribune said
lat week3 We first give the one of year
ago:
-''SoLp Orr.-There was time in the his
tory Of our country when man could be
elected to Office and his supporters feel conf
dent that the best interests of our party would
be studied by him. 1t oy,,sars that that time
has passed AWAY. and there Is no dependence
to be placed in ony one. We have recently
had an example Of perfdy seldom witnessed
IN our midst, and one not much short of being
rs unmanly as the one that created so much
an excitement in this county last spring
" hat that was it is unnecessary to say IN
THIS INSTANCE WE, INDIVIDUALLY,
HAVE BEEN BETRAYED BY ONE WHOM,
HERETOFORE. We LOOKED UPON AND
RESPECTED AS A GENTLEMAN, But
TO BE ONE OF THOSE HELLISH
WRETCHES IN THE SHAPE OF MAN
KNOWN AS P. 2. FUSSENICH. YES,
WE Do NOT MEAN TO MINCE NAT
TIERS IN THE LEAST, BUT COME
RIGHT OUT AND LET THE PEOPLE
KNOW WHAT KIND OF A MAN ~ YOU
ARE, FUESSENICH. FOR THE MAN WHO
WILL GO BACK ON HIS OWN PARTY OR
GAN WILL BOLT THE WHOLE REPUB-
\ D A
VENT YOUR GETTING ANOTHER OF
FICE AT THE HANDS OF OUR PARTY,
FOR WE KNOW YOU NOW. You who was
elected to the office of Clerk of the County
| Board by the Republican vote CT Manitowoc
| county did not make as much as you think for
| by the sale Of the tax list to The PILOT. If
you think so, Fussenich, we think you will
see your mistake when You again ask for the
support of Republicans. Mr.. Treat, of THE
PILor, bought you out rather cheaply, We
think for when person gets hold on such a
man (excuse the expresson) as you are it
don't take much money to bring him over.
| The Republicans of our county will know
better than to support you again, for they
''can take a hint without d kick" and es-
pecially such broad one as they received.
You, Fuessenich, went into it with your eyes
open and now that you are politically dead in
the Republican ranks, we commend you to
| the strong elDDTdCe Oh the democracy, lOT We
don't want such excuses for men as you are
in our party. YOUR SALE OF THE TAX
LIST is NOT GOING TO RUIN US. FOR
WECAN GET ALONG WITHOUT BEING
DEPENDENT ON YOU OR ANY OTHER
GOD-FORSAKEN TRAlT0RoUS WRETCH
LIKE YOU THAT CALLS HIMSELF A
REPUBLICAN.
You will hear from us again, Fussenich,
but for the present we cons gn you to the lowest
depth in the Democratic pit Of condensed
nastiness. Adieu! =
In speaking of the Republican nominee
for Clerk of the Board, last week, the
Tribune said
"There was but one candidate FOR the Office
Of Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, its
present incumbent, Mr.. Fuessenich. THE
| UNANIMITY AT HIS NOMINATION BY
ACCLAMATION Is THE BEST EVIDENCE
OF THE SATISFACTION HE HAS GIVEN
AS AN OFFICER DURING THE LAST
TWO YEARS, and Of the Overwhelming ,cajor'-
ties which uiH be rolled up in has taoor Ut the ap-
prodching election."