The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-12
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Established less thanitwo ycsrs since AZ arepfos
sentative Republican paper, pledged TO maintain
and defend the principles and O Organization Of the
gc.at National Republican party. the grfer Deesn
has attained circulation and idadence win he
MASSES Gifts voters everywhere ID enfitleftfo al
proach iha commencement Or d new calendar
year. and toprepere for the. preliminary work of
the next campalgp> the shaduw of which zig a.
ready casting itself upon the COUNTRY, in the con-
ndent belief that its friends win heed no other
specific pledged for thefature than hss been sjvsn
in ita colnmns from Gay to day, during the pas
eighteen months Sin @ it's first publication /,
has mai 1taiued the position Of 3" .@'''.
1.-THE LEADING REPUBLICAN NEWa
PAPER ~ TIL e N ORTH WEST.
to which it was assigned ny universal assent In
tine excited canvags whichEesulted in the secb,
! and triumphant election Of President Grant.
FTHE ENEMIES OF THE COUNTRY +
*rs y1glantly at work. Depplte the oyerwhe m
zng ,bake administered to them in 1872, lac p
position are skilfully lraSsing their forces FIR
NOR determined Onslaught upon the Republican
organization al the next State and Nati MI cleo
ons. Encouraged by Tie apathy Of Republicans
in The OF year SELLING ihe unDrecedeuted nnan
cnl strtDgeRcva s .protext, and using as hood
wink the deep feeling among the agricultural
Glasses for better and cheaper modes OF transpor
t4t!on than now exist, 'e@
THE DEMO- RACY, '''2s.
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gogues eager for otce, il getting itself into read
insss to become once more the Ruling Party o
the alton
-.,. ... IN THE SOUTH
the Democracy OF Secession and Rebellion 10
being wArmsdsn'o life byg2ths apparent rsyorsss
ReDublicanism has sanered in thu North, ,Ti.e
election of Allan in Ohio, the triumph Of Tanna
ny In New York and the Few drsultoly successO.
which have ,efne TO Anti!Repnblicaa ticGets III
various States Of he west and Northwest; have
inspired the rebels OF 1861 with the hepe that the
" day is dawainx when the Lost Cause is to ss
voted into victory thty failed TO achieve by
means Of the bullet.and bayonet. Already q. NJ
II Hunter, former Senator from virg: MIA, and .
member Of the Cabinet OF JEFF Davis, has pab
lished his schems FOR the virtual payment Of
-Four Hundred Millions of Dollars forths
Emanoi ated Slaves Of the South.
The Richmond lH7s.) W'ssg~and Governor Gil
bert Wslksr are urging this plan With all psIi
nacity ana there can be little doubt that l"ge
party OF sentherIt Representatives in the Forty
third CorErefs will be- prepared to advocate the
payment ofthis menev by the General Govern
tnent. Tbs past history OF The Democratic par
~ gives NO warrant that 1t viii oppose ''thi. In
fam us robbery OF the people OF thesNasth for the
benefit of traitors That il TIE party ia trHe ts.-
self and its instiscts the South will and 1t and iss
Representatives asrbse-vient ally.
+ THE PAYMENT OF THE REBEL
p t1' DEBT
q another schsme that is broadly limited ST In
many parts OF the South, and is without dssbs
one OF the proscts to. which the leading Dere
Gratis of tina. section would address themselves
II the time should ever come when majority OF
ths Northern states ana the General Government
should be in hands of the party which helped
the rebels in their werk of destroying the Unisn.
Tn eae arsa not fanclul issues. They arc rea'
dangers, either to be met face 10 face, OF else s
be- squelched in their inception by the continued
success Of that orga"izatoD which crushed the
rebellion, gave freedom to the slaves, ana ds.
strcyed the slave holding Cenfederocy.
E au THE FAsRMDiERsy9 IS .4
know that the Tnter-ocean wasstseir esriisat. %
has bean their stauRcAest and warnest friend. 1t
~ r. ham$
sense OF that term, believing IA the fullest pro.
tectlon OF the rights ofthe ma uy against The On
croachn ents Of the few. 1t balieyes that all cAsT
tered corporations should be held to bo s1nbser
Want to the power that created til EN-, &ad wtacu'
an infringement Of the just rights az Others ii
inoists. and will contnuelto insist, that al cor
poratons enjoying special privileges fyossa 10
the so by tho people shall the people fairy
ana Justly, at compensatieu allowing fessona-
Die profit upon the dotua! cspstetsemp loyea, Il
~s ST. 81 THE MMY.aal ST.!
The Irter-ocean makes specisl edotts tS9sndsr
itself acceptable to the families OF lis patrons
To this end everything is rigarvusx excluded
sbs, conld possibly offend, The religions and
moral Character is guarded with especial cage, an
it's aim ID 'to encourage tho true, ta> haannfal,
and the good. &7i@ %5tI05~m %&r @.'s.5
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