The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-11-03

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A WORD TO THE REPUBLICAN
ELECTORS OF KENOSHA COUNTY.
Do the Republican electors of this
county fully understand the Importance
Of the election next Tuesday and Of every
Republican vote being deposited in the
ballot boxs A few may, but many we
fear do not. A Representative is to
be elected for this Congressional DISTRICT,
and the vote will be- close. Two years
ago Hon. 81. E. Paine was elected By less
than 500 majority. That was the year Of
the Presidential election and there was a
larger vote polled than can be expected
this year. There is, in all probability,
as large Republican majority in the
district now as then perhaps larger
but as there is no Presidential nor State
election Il are is danger that the Re-
publican vcssrs will not all 20 to election
and vote. Some are apt to be apathetic
and think, if they think at all on the
subject, that their vote will not be need
ed. We would say to all such that there
is certainty that their votes will now be
needed to elect the Republican candi-
date, and that there is no certainty that
he can be elected without their votes.
With q full vote the election Of VIM. P !.
Lyon may be confidently expected The
Democrats, being largely in Milwaukee
city ard county, generally vote, and will
surely vote at the coming election. The
falling off will be with the Republicans,
and herein lies the danger of the Repub-
lican candidate being defeated. We
would therefore urge upon every Repub-
lican voter the obligation he is under to
go to election and vote for VIM, P Lyon.
An Assemblyman is to be elected to
represent this county i'll the Legislature.
The candidates are John Hartnell and
Jonas w, Rhodes. Having heretofore
spoken Of the qualifications of both, VIZ
need not repeat what we have already
said. Hartnell, having been nominated
without soliciting the Office, and Rhodes,
having nominated himselfand being then
taken by the Democrats, the Republicans
owe it to the mselves to go to election
and elect Hartnell. And they can do it
with the greater satisfaction, knowing
that he is always himself, and that be is
an able, intelligent and reliable Republic
can, who will faithfully represent his
constituents in the Legislature. Let
every Republican voter of the county be
sure and vote for John Hartnell for
Assemblyman. Is sA4
Of the candidates for Sheriff and
County Treasurer we have heretofore
spoken and need not speak of them
again. That the Democrats is, the
Democrats who think more of the Sheriff
and County Treasurer giving their official
patronage to the Kenosha Unson than they
do of their party-will make desperate
effort to elect their candidates, there can
be no doubt. They are willing and
ready to sacrifice all other comfy offices
for these two. Their ticket, put in
nomination, clearly shows this. That
Republicans may see before election
what their ticket is, we print it in the
TELEGRAPH o-day. And we would ask
our readers if it is not Beauty full oil
Deformities. What could have made out
such ticket but the presiding genius Of
the Democracy Of Kenosha county ?
Nothing else-surelv nothing else
could have done it. Some of the honest
Democrats are not very well pleased
with the Deformities of the Beauty pre-
pared and offered to them for their ac.
ceptance. But if the leading Democrats
can use in trade either the Determines
or the Beauty of the ticket so as TO sue
ceed In electing their candidates for
Sheriff and County Treasurer, they will
have accomplished their purpose. Re-
publlcans owe it to themselves and the
Republican candidates for Sheriff and
County Treasurer, to defeat them by
electing John Lucas Sheriff and Hugh
McDermott County Treasurer. And we
would urge it upon every Republican
voter to go to election and vote for them.
Let no barter and no trading of votes de.
feat the election of John Lucas and Hugh
McDermott. If they are elected 81