The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-09-19
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.

the Assembly, is an Englishman, an
American, druggist, and hale fellow
well met. He was elected Member of the
Assembly last year and will not be this
year. He was elected last year in coma
pliment to his English fellow citizens and
in reward for his social qualities and fidel-
ity to the Democracy. The Liberal De-
mocracy have renominatsd him, forget
ting that he has been tried as legislator
and found wanting, and not realizing that
the instrumentalities that secured his
election last year will secure his defeat
this year. And as Mr.. Robinson bore the
honor of election last year with becoming
dignity he will bear the chagrin of d8feat
this year with becoming cOmposure.
G. Schend, candidate for Sheriff. is the
keeper of q tavern, saloon a pleasure
ground and a beer garden. These all
come in play week days and Sundays as
occasion may require. Mr.. Schend is a
German by birth, and opposed in princi-
pie and practice to temperance men, IS
well as opposed to temperance man by
nomination. 1t is for the electors to de-
eide whether Mr. Schend is the right man
for the chief executive officer of Kenosha
County. -ge .t
j. B. Jilsun, candidate for District At
tornsy, is--J. B. Jilsun. He has been
Abolitionist, Free Soiler, Republican, Can
didate for Post Master, Democratic Candi-
date for Justice, Liberal Republican and
Greeleyite,and is now the Liberal Demo
cratic Candidate for District Attorney.
His Aew found Liberal D Democratic friends
if they do not break down under the bur
den, will fail to carry him into the Office
of District Attorney.
Ernest Dowse, candidate for Register
Of Deeds, was Republican, thought well
of the Liberal Republican movement, was
uncertain as to the meaning of the union
of the Democracy with the Liberal Re.
publicans, has been nominated by the
Liberal Democracy, and felt on first
thought that being nominated, he would
like to be elected. On tbs sober second
thought before or after election he will
think and feel that it is best not to be or
not to have been elected. Jl El
G.. Gillett, candidate for Clerk of the
Circuit Court, has been Republican, but
having fallen from grace-the favor of
the Republican party-and having been
superseded by others, verged towards
the Democracy, fell into Liberalism, found
grace with the Liberal Democracy whose
candidate he now is,and whose favor will
fail to carry him into Office of Clerk of
the Circuit Court. ~
E. q. Timme, candidate for County
Clerk, is the Republicans candidate for the
same office For what we have said of
&. G. Timme, Republican candidate for
County Clerk, see TELEGRAPH of last
week on the Republican Candidates. AS
Paul thanked God that the gospel was
preached, even through contention, SO we
are thankful that E. q. Timme is n6rin-
ated by the Liberal Democracy for Coun-
ty Clerk, even through intention to steal
the livery Of Heaven to serve, the Devil
in. N ~aAs- IS aJ.8i 4 lLoiiI7'@ 4 VI
John English, candidate for Treasurer,
is an Irish Butcher and withal a good
citizen. He would be much more at home
in the market supplying the people with
meatthan, in the Treasury taking care of
The people money. And as there is an
eternal fitness Of things, the people will
not be likely to translate John English
into the Treasury Office. - =
J.1W. Rhodes, candidate for County
Surveyor, is an American, resident of
Somers, and has been agRepublican, a
Democrat, a Supervisor and an Assembly
man. And as Jonas, like Jonah's 1gourd,
can grow up in a night, 50 Jonas has
grown into a Surveyor. And why nots
Only because the people have not yet be
come sufficiently elevated fully to know
Jonas. Not until he came out victor a
few years ago in foot race at the. Keno
sha County Agricultural Fair did the
people Of Kenosha County begin to have
any dse appreciation Of Jonas. Not till
then did they know that he could lay
aside every weight that encountered him