The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23

and elect Allen.
Republicans may learn q useful lessen
from the late elections, In Iowa high
freight has.csused. vide sproad dissxtistac-
ton and has resulted in an lextensiv .
organization for the purpose of obtaining
cheaper transportation. Numbers vt
oranges willno ouanumber the mem oera
Of all others secret orders in the State. To
secure the end they have in view these
organizations must act moro or less
politically Whatever their professions
may be to the contrary. The Democrats,
always ready to take advantages OF every
opportunity were ready tS make all need
ful concession to secure:the. support of the
graDgers. But the lows Republicans
though grangcrS were not willing TO
Withhold their support from Republicans
and give it to Democrats, and, except oc-
cIsionAIly locally the grangers, as such,
havo scarcely had an influence OH the
election. In this the Iowa Republican
grangers acted wisely. Knowing the
mighty achievements of the Republican
party STAGE it came into existence and
gained the sascsndancy they may we'll
adhere to :hc Republican: arty:exnec'iny
that in due TINA it will remove their
grievances aud secure tO:them Transports
ton at reasonable rates. And they should
know we'll too that i: is the cniy party
either old or new through which they
would be likely to s.cure their cnd'.
Republicans may learn useful lesson
from the result OF the election in Ohio.
1t is nsvertb est for a party to DO too
strong. Whenever nomination Is
equivalent to an election there is danger
that the corrupt elem nts of society would
be likely to fad their way into the party
and through nominations aspire to the
offices To keep the Republican party
pure datcat is sometimes profitable.
Whatever the cause Of the Republican
defeat in Quo may have been it may
prove public advantage. 1t gives tho
Legislature to the Dem Gratis and secures
the return Of Thurman to the Senate. The
return of Thurman cannot endan2er tbs
Republican asccndapcy in the Senat and
in Congress. It gives thee 1vernor u =: we'll
as the Legislature to- the Democrats. And
it is perhaps time tina. Ohio should again
have a taste Of Democratic rule. A taste
will probably be sufficient to rouse the
Republicans Of Ohio from their security
and bring then out At the mex. general
election In their full farce. Suficiept
unto the day Is che evil thereof The evil
o the the day may bs necessary to securs
the future good: It present defeat In
Quo keeps the party pure and brings out
the Republicans iu futI f1rc3 a. tho mex.
general election;all will be we'll.
The Republicans Of Wisconsin may
Learn a lesson from the elections of Iowa
and Ohio. It will not do for thu ReDub-
licans of Wisconsin to feel secure in stay
ing at home. The Democrats, and
Liberals, and Reformers, and
Independents, and tho smalgamated par
ty without a name. will all be at the polls
and vote for the same candidates in
opposition to the Republican candidates
And the Ohio Republican game of stay
ing at home or voting against or withhold
ing votes from the Republican candidates
might defeat them. And such a result
at this tims when the issue is fairly
made up between the Republican party
and candidates on one side, and railroad
and other menopolies on the other, would
give the latter an advantage which it
would require time and labor to retrieve
And it becomes every Republican, as he
desires the people to gain control Of all
mcnopolies and render them subservient
to their best Interstate be at the polls
aud vote for the Republican candid
ates.
There is some difference in the Repub.
lican strength in this Senate and
Assembly Districts. Tho Senate District
IL so strong that nothing but a full stamp
EIDE from the polls could deteati the
cpublIcan candidate. Still it may not
be AmlSs for the Republican, to realize
that it would not be safe for all or even
halfof them to stay at home. The lesson to
be learned fr IN. the election inO Ohio should
teach every Republican even in W4lwogth
county to go TO election and vote for the