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The following editorial was written
prior to the death of aIr. Greeley,
and was intended to afpear last week,
but as it cnbodies what we conceive
70 be the cause Of his death. we pei
NIT it to appear-Etldor Nc0es
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-09-19

If he will now come out victor at the foot
race he will have good start for the
Surveyors office. And, as Jonas makes
up i. girth what he lacks in height. he
and his competitor for the office are about
equal, and the race is fairly between
Jonas andiJason, and the people will
have to decide which-Jonas or Jason
shall be County Surveyor.
S. N. Barber, candidate for Coroner. il
a resident of Kenosha and Democrat.
he is a man of modesty and could never
have thought within himself of holding
the office of Coroner. and much less Of
running for the office in opposition to A.
B. Truesdell. The nomination of S. N.
Barber forCoroner is purely the work of
the Liberal Democracy. And as the
nomination of Horace Greeley for Presi
dent at first took the people by surprise
and was soon received as a joke and treat
ed as burlesque,so the nomination of S.
N. Barber for Coroner at first took the
people by surprise and was soon received
as joke and treated as a burlesque. 1t
is meet and fit that the first and the last
the last and the first, of the Liberal Dem
ocratic nominations, SHOULD be burlesuues
and that Horace Greeley and s. N. Bar
Der should be the head and the tail, the
tail and the head, of the Liberal Demo-
cratic burlesques. .a"t
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ter defined and new principles have been
recognized and established by the United
States and Great Britain as between
themselves, which will probably be rec
ognized and established between ali ma
tions. And when the principles of Inter
national Law are fully established and the
principle of Arbitration for the settle
ment of national disputes and differences
fully recognized, there need be no more
war. "LET US HAVE PEACE" with it's
new and national meaning, may be UNI
vEEsALLY UNDERSTOOD AND BECOME UNI
vERsAL. These results May not be in
day or generation, but they are sure to
be in time not very far distant. And we
trust the time is near at hand.
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THEIR GLORY FADES.
cratic burleSqu

Liberal Democrats make leaps without
advancing. Ever since the close of the
Cincinnati Convention they have striven
in vain to convince the people that the
best interests of this country demanded
Greeley's election, and that, supported
by men of patriotic and noble aims, Glib
eralism" would lead on the Republic to a
high standard of excellence in thu man
agement of its affairs. During tour
months of the champaign, in which they
have had ample opportunity to prove the
popularity of their party with the peo-
pie, they have met with one unbroken
chain of reverses. On the battle. ground
OF North Carolina, of Vermont, and of
Maine, they have met those who are said
to be IN che wrong, and by them have
been vanguished. IN those States the
Republican ranks have been assailed by
the Democratic, and now that the smoke
has cleared away, we see no retreat, no
broken lines, no wavering, but in each
and every engagement the Republicans
have been gloriously triumphant.
History will allow the coalitionists her
reward for finding consolation in lost
cause. Ever confident of success, they
have ever suffered defeat With the ris-
ing of the sun, q smile of triumph plays
upon the lips, and on the lips only. The
sunshine has gone from the heart, the
Saturday night of their political life set
ties about them. Their fury. is spent,
their arrows of SANDER glance off the Re
publican shield, the soldier President is
yet beloved and protected by the people,
while those who would destroy that love
and withdraw that protection have learn
ed the truth of Tennyson' line,-
EWorthlese chaff we'll -uaau+- for what
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HOW TO GO WEST.

This is an enquiry which every one should
have truthfaEly answered before he starts on
his Journey, and little care taken in exam
nation of Routes viii in many cases save
much trouble, time and money.
The &c, B. s. Q, r. r." running from
chicago through Galesburg to Burlington,
has achieved splendid reputation in the
last Two years as she leading Passenger
Route to the west. At Burlington it connects
with the great Burlington Route which runs
direct through Southern Iowa to Nehrast :
and Kansas, with close connections to Cali
fornla' and the Territories and passengers
starting from Kenosha County, on their way
westward, cannot do better than to take the
c. b: 81 Q. and Burlington Route. 70
This line has published pamphlet called
How to 60 West" which contains much
valuable information; q large correct map OF
the GreatTWest, which can be obtained free
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. worthless chaff, well meant for wheat.
The New York 7rabuns savs that /;

The New York Tribune says that ita
Chicago namesake is the sole authority
for the foul catamng thatJ Russell jones
divided the profits ola land speculation
with President Grant for an appointment
as foreign Minister Even Greeley's own
organ don't propose to disseminate all the
vile ISLANDERS on President Grant. Will
the editor of the Union inform the read.
ers of his-paper, that Mr.. Gresley's or
gan will not circulate some of the lies
that make up the common stock Of the
"llberal' press, because they are SO mean
and low? Or, Willie continue in the
future as lie has in tn" past. to conceal
the truth from the Irish voters Of this
County, a large proportion Of whom take
no other paper than the Union. y '3 "a
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-09-19
ALABAMA CLAIMS - AWARD OF
THE COURT OF ARBITRA-
TON.

The long pending controversy bet tween
the United States and Great Britain in
relation to claims for damages by the for
mer for the building, fitting out, man.
ming and replenishing rebel cruisers in
the ports of the latter and her dependen-
denotes, has been brought to q close. The
Court of Arbitration has awarded to the
United States, SIS, $685. 600 in gold The
award Is in gross,and includes everything
brought before the Court. And, as every
thing against Great Britain for failure to
perform her duty during the war accord
ing to International Law, was brought
before the Court, everything arising du-
ring the rebellion is settled. The Court
allows interest at reasonable rate, and
awards sum in gross, thereby obViating
the necessity for reference to the Board
of Assessors provided for in the Treaty Of
Washington.
The award allows damages in the cases
of the Alabama, the Florida and the
Shenandoah. In all the other cases the
Court found that Great Britain bad not
failed to perform her duty in accord
ance with the rules established by the
Treaty Of Washington. And the
award is chiefly for damages arising
from the piracy Of the Alabama Fiji
teen million five hundred thousand dol,
lars in gold IS large sum, though small
compared with the damages resulting
from the piracies Of the rebel cruisers
But it was not to be expected that every
case could be fully proved, or that the
full amount OF damages could be made
out in every case proved. The award
will probably prove satisfactory to both
parties and the people of both countries
The award of money, large or small in
amount, is Of much less consequence than
the settlement of long pending contre.
versy between the United States and
Great Britain. Both countries can now
say, fully understanding its new meaning
"LET Us HAVE PEACE" And a lasting
perpetual peace may reasonably be ex
pected as the result OF the arbitration.
The settlement Of the controversy an 9
perpetual peace between the United States
and Great Britain Is not all that may rea'
sonably be expected from the Treaty o
Washington and the award of the Cour
Of Arbitration. BY the Treaty of Wash,
ington and the decisions Of the Court un
der the rules of the Treaty,the old princi
pies Of International Law have been bet
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FOUL EPITHETs.-Dr. Johnson, the lexi-
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man with foul epithets. Whcreupon he
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