The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-19

: Will depend upon heexhibitors wheth-
4 shls prolo ngati0n Of the time will be
mace OF not. 1t is understood that many
ave area ~ consented. 1t is to be hop
g shsg "a desired extension will be
'neclea so that no one in the whole
ouhlfV Ssho desires TO visit this magnit~
cent display Of the works Of art, aud I
ne tex,dactions oil themine and SOL, need |
'e deprived of the qualification for want
|. |. sdmae, always provided he hss the
.naHcia mems required for the trip.
TIldens chief henchman, that scrn-
Iple3 not TO sell financial columns while
.siter" was to be made thereby, the N
Il World, says that x-5overncrM0rgan
of that city, while acting in that capacity, !
drew SIS 364 as Majority general U. S. A.,
and that the commission was issued 'Eor
mo earthly purpose than 70 euuble him to
draw double pay Tie same paper, on
January 3, 1868. repeats this assertion,
but twenty lines below it djsunctly state
that ssGov. Morgan had not drawn his
pas as Major General In which
paragraph vas this lie heated? And
yet this Veracinus journal asks Us 20
believe that Tliden made out an homes
income re urE that DDisheimer acted
honestly in dra viii G mllage on distances
never travelled; the Confed. H"use in
buying second hand kilograms to ''smut
Blaine:" that Hendricks acted honorablg
/ in purchasing a dlsallowed fraudulent
mDIe claim, and by force Of hrs posjti
lcIowdihg il through tue Departments hy
adding his own asseveratiOns wiz ere the
Testimony proved weak, now asks the
voters Of that State 10 support Robinson.
for Governor, with his pockets filled
with Canal Ring stealings, as proven in
the courts! Tllnen, Hendricks, Pendse-
tan, Phe ps, Robinson, Hampton, Dor
sheimer, nieves, perjurers, gamblers.
File dcvils cast cut OF the swine Can be
heard excaimlng nitiousy, Oh! Lord,
how long?"
The Richmond (Va) Dispatch hest
tates net to charge that the Republican
party, since the death of Mr.. Lincoln,
s'has lived upon the sorrows and troubles
of the country" Who occosioned these
EsOrrows and troubles? Who d!gged
pit and fell therein? Vino by the horrors
lofLjbty and AndersoDviile gave sting
to these sorrpws md troubles thnt even
the wladnw leeS chambers OF tho grave
| fail la md. LIS INT Xprrssible grief or
lal'aY the -corpion- tongued foyer Of its
memories? The maid, the widow. the
/ fa,herl4s,, the MANNED, the relics I prison
pens with one foot in the grave, would
r. axe courage ami be happy" If they
Ec1uid { rger the years u agony and lie
later years Of striving and bung+r and
Loneliness, aye, and even find the name
less graves on the hill'' where lies their
lost ones, but they c4nno. Those hours
and years ~ longings and siriviDgs can
nos he suppressed while wasted forms
and maimeG bodies and fatherluss orphans
confront US in every household
/ The Republican party lives not upon
th. sorrows and trc ubles Of the country,
bur, rather, the troubles Of the country
will not. dare not permit that party ~
pass away; for the same rebel yell re-
sounds through the land as Of yorc; the
4 rebel rag feunts in the breeze; the1snme
ETebeL PARTICIPATES actuAte the same sections
of the country rs In 1861, and though
some so their credit, though tardily, have
had the good sense 10 call t" the noun
tatns to fall on and hide them; DAVIS,
i Gordon, Hill, Lamar, Hampton, and
Gary, yet waive the stars and bars, and
swear that the sorrows and trouble S Of
the country shall not end, unless their
IRRESPONSIBLE flag is permitted to fly, in
strength and security, from The time
honored ramparts Of Sumter. Before
that theRepublican party proudlyanSwers
Death is pr9ferG6Zei
JEFF. Davis wrote to desp1ndirg renel
| friend year since: Never mild. my
dear general, it will al come right. We
have recovered portion of our ground.
| At the next election we will get back
every Southern State Legislature! We
can impeach the Radical Governors, and
can assure you, if live, l fully exrec.
to be, within gve years, rrinstAted as
President Of the Southern conlederacy. "
The arch-!raitofs prophecy found
warm greeting at reform" mass meet
| ing held at Wheeling, W. Va., lately,
/ for the mention OF the name of jeff
DAVIS was met with prolonged and
deafening cheers and frantic yells, that
would mol be controlled, and yet these
same men claim to be as loyal as those
that marched down to the fields of
glory. to do and to die for the eternal
right" that "sIeep in the land they made
free, under the flag the rendered staialessF"
God forgive the ignorant masses, led
through selfshness and passion, to work
lill f9r the land cur brothers died TO
I>ave.
"GsoG whisky" said border Sat.
Judge, lis favorable, rs the court knows
from experience TO longevity,bu' for such
miserable article ne his, the r!alntiff
cannot recover" No State could be
more free frona violence than Mississip- |
pi," shouts Gen. B,rK>dale, of infamous
notority. "Good feeling exists between
the two races. Both feel secure IN the
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