The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-10-24

furnish voters at saloons in both country
and city? No patter. However many,
the editors eyes remain shut, his hands
remain down, and his feelings know no
horror
"Was he at that time, laboring to build up
the waste places of zion, in whose cause he
processes to. toll, and was he advancing
the interest of our Kenosha County
Bible Society, of which he is President ?"
Whatever the Democratic candidate may
or may not do for zion and the Bible So
cety without effecting tho feelings of the
editor, 1t is great grievance to hisright-
eous soul that the Republican candidate
should not always labor to build up the
waste places of zion and to advance the
interest of the Kenosha County Bible So
ciety of which the editor is a member, and
the candidate President a>.~
as not this model of culture front
door friend of temperance and a back
door anti-temperance disciple - A front
door friend of temperance A back door
ansi-ternperance disciple! Such double
facedness! Shocking! No wonder the
editors sensibilities received shock from
the effects of which they may not soon
recover! re... .rf.,..4. .-eF A.,
us he not, in the language of the apos-
tie, all things to all mem ?" Worse and
worse The very idea is monstrous No
Republican has the right to becoms "all
things to all men !' That right belongs
exclusively to the Liberal Democracy
And particularly toll W. W., editor ! 1t
is sacrilege for the Republican candidate
to think of it =!
as he not like Samuel of old, always
running to Eli, instead of God, and ex-
claiming, here Lord am I''? This Is too
, bad! Running to Eli, instead of God
And exclsiming, here Lord am To
, Eli Instead of God And Republi-
can !! And that too before the editor had
recovered from the shock his sensibilities
had already received! Somebody must
hold the Republican candidate from com
hitting any more depredations and sacri-
leges, or the editor may never recover !!
: And for such a calamity the people could
never obtain absolution
"Did the vote in this city last fall for
assemblyman, demonstrate the command
} ing mental and moral influence Of the
SevastOpol stateman's candidate for the
Assembly," How completely the vote
last fall for assemblyman demonstrates
the entire lack of mental and moral intlu
ence of the present Republican candidate !,
And low completely the editor demon
strates the fact to the com prehanslon of
all the people Verify great and incom
prehensble are the editors powers OF
demonstration
"Was he welding power in the body
of the third house when lobbying two
! sessions Of our legislature for the Dells
improvement bill, TO enhance the value of
his o,on pine lands ?" What demonstra-
ton of his not "wielding power in the
body" of the "third housed" And what
a crime to 'lobby two sessions of the
Legislature for the Dells improvement
bill, to enhance the value Of his OUn pi1e
t0nds! To enhance the value of his oDn
: pine lands How prescriptions! How
criminal And what dire punishment
should be meted out to the evil doer for
his wickeGntss!
Was he demonstrating his culture,
] mental and moral pc Hers when testifying
before the Legislative Dells Investigating
Committee, as to what he knew about
corruptlng?" There it is! A demonstra-
ton that he has no culture and no ment u
and moral powers, else he would not have
been testifying before the Legislative
2 DelPs Investigating Committee as to what
he knew about corrupting?" A
demonstration too thats If he did
not, he ought to know something
about corruptlng, else he had no culture
, and no mental and moral powers! Behold
the brilliant and lucid demonstrations
And behold tie world indebted to the
r editor for the, to any one else,
demonstrations
1t is difficult to write of an article like
: the one under the foregoing review with
!, out seeming Irony. In what follows
there will be less difficulty The same
linton in which appeared the editorl
4 above referred TO there appeared two
: other articles about the Republican can
didate foa Member of the Assembly. In
both these j. V. Quarles Jr, was also
), spoken of. Last week the editor Of the
Union, under the ostenslble influence of
sorrow but really to divert attention, fur
: niehed "A regret for publication in the
TELEGRAPH, to appear also in the linton.
The same Regret" which appeared in
the TELEGRAPH last week, appeared in