The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-16
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: EDITOR TELEGRAPH Last year toward
| the end of the campaign yeu were kind
enough to allow me the use of your columns
through which to express my views IN mat.
tiers relating thereto, hence T the more
readily ask you similar flvor at this time,
for although you might not have as much
sympathy with my opinion new. as then. !
cannot but think that for tho sake OF fair
lpiay and truths sake you will be equally gen.
orous. W. Gt43N4yt q.
On the morning after the convention hello
Ia Milwaukee, on the Gath. nit, had nonaina-
l ted the Ticket that was to represent the
principles Of, the Peoples party in opposi-
tion to the Republican party, the Milwaukee
Sentinel, the chief Washhurn organ in the
state, in speaking OF the candidates said,
that "they are not only OF the highest re-
spectability, but they are every way quail
fed for the position to which they have been
named. There is not man on 1t who would
not make acrcd'table officer. should he be
elected, and go far as we have the pleasure
of personal acquaintance, they are worthy
OF the entire confidence and support of the
electors OF the State who think as they do
politically" 8hH NH3 h@a2vmRe3 .aaEaEg
| On the 26lh. uIt !, the Sentinel comes on,
with an article accusing Mr.. Taylorof Uparti-
zenships. Partially and "Cesarlsm" in tina {
h had ape nted on the committee o recon-.
mend officers OF the state Agricultural Sc.
ciety. at the meeting of the s. clety held on
the evening of tho 25th ult.,-nothing bat
| Democrats except one.
The frat OF the sta temeats no doubt rep
resents the convictions ofthe editor, which
Is thus honestly and honorably expressed and
which is the more laudable N that 1t Is the
truth, and no more truthful than just, and at
the same time does not transcend in the
least the highly respectful attitude that
should be sought for by the opposing forces
on either side. ..., ..,s,.a.4
| The latter was no doubt instiga:ed if not
written by the gentleman known as Bismark
Reyes, and which one can almost forgive,
when we consider that he had administered
| to him two severe checks in as many DAYS
had been beaten in both, purpose for which
Milwaukee was indebted for his visit to the
defeat Tailor In the convention. and the
other to defeat Mr.. Tayor's reelection as
President of the Society.
| The reason OF my asking you for space just
now is thai prominent Republicans in our
county are repeating this piece OF impudentI
IN rdacity against Mr.. Taytor. and believe it
lltoo,--lor the purpose of setting them right
herewith give list of the members OF that
committee. with as believe aud understand
their correct political proetivities:
let. District Clinton Ba"bit OF Belolt Rep.
I'D. =" o s. Wiley Madison
Sd. " J. II. Warren Albany &"
4th. /" H. L Palmer OF Milwaukee Dem
9Th. Sat Clark Horizon Z"
9th. :" "A. n. VanNostra nd Green Bay Rep
7th. - J. j. Carr
9Th. F" Carl Hoefflingsr oGWausau Dem
(but believe supported Grant sasTa 4
From the State at large Nelson Dewey
Democrat.
Palmer and Clark are oldii members OF
tie Society, the latter am told an officer
for many years, ard H. Is generally under
Stood that neither of them were specially
friendly to TAylor's nomination, whilst the
great majority or the members were in favor
Of his election, hence there was no occasion
to pack the committee, and il it has been -
packed the members could have rejected
tt cir report If opposed to it.
These are Simply facts. as believe and
understand them, and speaking for them.
selves, a2 they do, comment 10 unnecessary.
" ORLEDGE.