The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-09-14

Secoad-A national 'cuyrercv Of un;foyn,
vaI1e, redeemable IN coin at the aill of tine
holder.
Tsiyd-A liberal system for the Improvement
of works OF a national character, go as to
cheapen the inland transportation of goods and
produce.
Foew6t-The encouragement Of free schools
and the adoption of an amendnaent of t&e con-
sstltution of the United States prohibiting the
application of any public funds qg properly for
She benefit OF any school or institution under
| seetarlau control
| Had ! time to say anyshingsin advocacy of
this policy feel that it worIdibe unnecessary.
Tlse mere statement is sufficient know chat
! sorae persons think that abuses existing under
the present administration may be PROLONGED
shoGld Republican be electedPresident De-
/ slroEs as anyone can be thaSail abuses shall
cease to exist LIDO not agree with them. Every
new administration brings withita new deS
partUge. 1t always has been sn7'aIways will
be so. Gen. Grant and his associates in the
administration will Ks&ire and a new adninis4-
tratiors composed OF new men, will succeed
them. Should Gov Hayes be chosen land 7
do not doubt his elestion) such iss nay know
ledge o3 the man that 8 have no fearsof his adj
mlnlstratlon! N75houE ranking with the great
men that adorned the times OF CLAW
and Webster, he is the equal of most
men now in Public life, and falo supe-
rior to many of thenR. He is able, modest,
iunassuming, and of grcae purity of character,
and VIII sesect tho very aSlest and best men
for his constitutional advisers. 1t is said that
5he highest test of patriotism is to be willing to
die for onoss countryy Judged by this test,
and no man stands higher than Gov. Hayes.
mt the conn Sencenl8nt OF the Democratic re-
tellion he wsOte to a. friend as follows: 81
wGElld prefer" to go into this war if I knew
was to die or Ne klleain tie course of it rather
than live throagh and after il without taking
any part in IT," HsH VOLUNTEERED and served
during the war with great credit having been
severely wounded ine battle. During hIs ab-
seRee in the army he wes nominated for Con-
gress, and was asked 10 corae home and a5ec-
tiOneer for the place. He answered that s'a any
rsaaa who would leave Shoe array at that tinse to
eleetioneer for Congress o1hgt so be scalped."
He was elected, and served one Congress. He
was afterward elected three times the Governor
offOhio, beating successfully Pendleton Thar
man and Allen, the three great leaders of the
Democracy of tha& State.
Contrast for only a single moment his record
with that Of his opponent. While Gov. Hayes
was in the army, periling2 his life for his coEn-
try, Gov. Tilden was engaged in Wall street
speeulations of doubtful morality and in giving
encouragement to his pClitieal friends who
were attempting TO DESTROY the Government.
Is not that in itself enough TO decide who
should be Presidert?,
pure as they will be undersuch man as Gov.
Hayes, and the measures~of public policy advo-
Gated by the Republican party become perma-
nently established and ia grand future is before
us as nation. Nowhere else do all the valu-
able minerals exist to'n greater extent, nowhere
else do we find a more productive sol nor
a more healthy and congenial climate, and
no other policy will develop these riches
like the Republican policy. Borne down by
the immense debt fastened upon us by the
groat Democratic rebellion we shall be COM
PEELED to struggle ca as best we may for years,
ha tiT0o Tuin 011FH
labor in the field, in the workshop of the me-
chanic, and in our manufacturing establish
3 ents shall receive generous reward. The
hum of industry will again be heard all over
our land and contented, prosperous, and
happy people will rejoice IN the existence and
of the Republican party.
As the smallest mountain rill contributes to
form the mighty ocean, so let the voice of this
county, small as it may be, contribute in swell
ing the mighty voice of the millions who SHALL
next November, proclaims in tones of thunder,
that only those who preserved the Government
are fit TO control it.