The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-23
THE APPROACHING JUDICIAL
ELECTION.

Address of the Republican State Central
COMMITTEE to The People Of Wisconsin.
A very important judicial election is
just upon US. On the first Tuesdly in
April n Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court is to be elected. Hon. William P.
LYON, who is now discharging the duties
ne this position with great acceptance
and ability, by appointment from the
Governor, has been asked to allow the use
of his name as candidate by unan,m us
voice of the Republican members of the
Legislature now in session; has consented
to do so, and is therefore the Republican
cand da,e for that important position.
But the old enemy, Democracy. which
was every where hurled from power by an
indignant and patriotic people, for the
great crime of striking bodily at the ma
TONS liie-for being he slave Of slavery,
and the servant, wiling tool and ally Of
the rcbels-but which is still vigilant
ana ready tn seize upon every opportunl
ty for gaining any possible advantage,
have called out d j. Pulling Of Dodge
county as an " INDEPENDENT caadjdItc" for
Associate Justice.
This man Pulling is an ultra Democrat
of the strlctest and most approved school
He was strong sympathizer and ca
worker with the anti war Copperhcad
Democracy all through the war, and has
been since He was nominated and
unanimously endorsed by caucus of the
Democratic members OF the Legislature,
held on the 7ih inst, and therefore rs
The Democratic candidate The eatisc
Democratic party ,cil be brought into line
and to his support. We therefore earnest
i call upon Republicans IN every par. OF
the state not t. be deceived by the " in
dependent candidate" dodge, but to be
up and doing. and to see tn it that Hon
William P Lyon receives the entire Re
ppb'tcnn cote an eeery totcD and election
precinct.
Judge Lyon is an able and popular
Judge, possessed Of the clearest and most
unbiased discrimination and Judgment,
is a sterling patriot, has ever been sound
Republican--is gentleman of high in
regrity--a lawyer of many years xprri
ence and excellent ability He gave tour
IF the pest years of his life to the service
Of country, and is in every way worthy t."
continue 10 fiji the position which he now
sceiplrs, ny appointment fr IN he Gave
nor, 10 the entire acceptance and salts
fac.l,n of the people OF the state, and
witt great credit to himself. Republicans
everywher- will see the moral fleet OF a
Republican defeat bis spring upon 1hr
near approaching state election this fall
It j., in fact, the preliminary battle
ground Of that election. Lit Republicans,
therefore, everywhere attend to at, tia,
the enlre Republican vote i polled for
Judgr Lyon Tor Associate JUS ice, both
tor the tuD term aad the 0ncancy. Lei
some active Republican at ecsry poll be
particular ami see that the tickets are in
form as follows:
For Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court-full term w IL am P. Lyon"
To fill vacancy William P. Lyon
Per order Republican State Centra'
Committee,
f. w. Keves, John r. Bennett,
G. w. Hazleton. O. B. Thomas, 4
G M. Woodward, A Scott Sloan,
Fred G. Winklsr, Frank LELAND.
G. II. Gle, Henry KIeinpell,
H. B Philleo, A. GueIsner,
James Coleman.
MADISON, March Sth, 1871.