The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-10-28


THE Reformers have bankrupted the
general fund over $780, 900.
The expenses under Taylor for the
last year were 1923, 900 more than the
receipts,
GEN BRAGG said Taylor had been
ssseen" by the railroads and was unfit
for governor.
JUDGE CATE, Democratic member of
Congress, thinks Taylor should with
draw from the ticket.
Twomembers OF the former Democrat
ic State Central Committee published a
card denouncing Taylor.
81 srA1D in the room until Taylor
offered Farr his farm" said George B.
Smith, and then I left in disgust.
':THE Republicans We're extravagant,
said the Taylor administration. and then
they spent 1923, 600 more than the reve-
nues.
owe are the friends of the farmers"
said Ebert when ne taxed farmer $40,
for the privilege of selling wagon load
OF sheep.
'EcoNoMY is our watchword," said the
Reform administration - and then it
bankrupted the general fund to the
amount of 100000.
The Darlington Republican The
tax payers of this county will pay $780,
10 more State tax this year than last,
One result of Reform rule.
''THE Republican party has become
corrupt" says Baker, the Reformer, who
has been fined 5000 for making fraudu
lent election returns in Wood County.
eve can't have people loking over
the records" says the Taylor kitchen
cabinet, as it overdrew the general
fund 100000.
''TAKE our word for it !; the records
are all right" remarked The kitchen cab
met as it sat down on books which
show an expenditure of $3.50 more
than the revenues.
s'THE News, which sneaked out of re-
tracing false charges againt Maj. B@tz,
after even its own party papers confessed
that they were false, talk, about s'the
nefarious chicanery of the Republican
party
IT should be remembered that the
Judges of election in Wood County, who
were fined by the Supreme Court for max
ing fraudulent returns, are disguised
with the dishonesty of the Republican
party.
''THE profigacy of the Republican
party was Infamous" said the Reform
administration, as it levied an increase
of $4,000 in the State tax Of Columbia
County, and all other eountiese in proper
ton, TO meet the threatened bankruptcy.
CARTER, Farr, Ford, Harris, Parker,
Brereton, Chandler and other respect
able citizens swear, that Taylor defraud-
ed the soldiers of Cottage Grove out Of
bounty money, and that he attempted to
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ever, pleads q bad memory.
VIM. r. TAYLOR, as the records of the
Society show, has drawn eighteen hun
bred dollars from the Treasury OF the
State Agricultural Society for services, -
but never added dollar to the Socie-
tvs fund in entering any article for ey-
hibitlon or for @ premium: Is such q
man a representative farmer
THE pending election is one Of the
most important ever held. 1t involves
the question of official honesty; the fair
name of Wisconsin is at stake. Let Us
nave the verdict of the whole people on
election day. The residents of cites
and villages are near the polls and should
al vote to q man the farmers ought to
stop digging potatoes and husking corn
long enough to go to the polls, rain OR
shine. The public interests demand that
there be full vote. Let the honest,
earnest people Of Wisconsin cast the
| heaviest vote ever before known at a
State election, If they do. We know
| that the right will trialnDh