The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-08-02
work of the machine managers.-RC
cine AdUocat8.
HAYES, PnT,IGY.


We hear mutterines all around the
political sky against President Hayes.
His friends want everybody to wait
and see," having full confidence in his
loyalty and integrity, while the radical
Republicans who do not forget nor for
give, and the "machine politicians" are
becoming quite FESTIVE under his
Southern policy" so-called, and his
civil service order, Mr.. Hayes finds
himself ina very embarrassing position"
and begins to realize that he has much
to contend against, and that whatever
he may do he finds many Of his own
party are ready to impugn his motives.
50 ii was with Lincoln, Johnson and
Grant. just now he seems to be under
a cloud from which he will doubtless
'emerge in due time, his course pretty
generally upheld; time will work won
ders and it is quite possible that the
wisdom of. his. course will yet be yindi-
Gated, though in some cases his acts are
as inscrutable as the ways Of Provi-|
dence, mysterious and past finding
out" What bothars many Republi-
cans now, in view Of approaching State
Conventions, what is to be done rela-
tive to national affairs. Some want
the administration endorsed With the
customary gushing expressions of ap-!
prevail, others, thoubg friendly, feel that
the "tidal wave" does not yet
sweep this way another class
wants national questions ignored
while those who have some grievance,
imagined or real, want the party to sit
down on Hayes. We hold no Federal
Office, neither do we seek one, hence we.
are not particularly solicitous as TO
what course is pursued, though we
counsel harmony which with q reason
able degree Of forbearance may obtain,
as disaffection will benefit neither
faction but tend only to pass the en-
tire administration Of State affairs
over to the Democracy, which will be
the inevitable result if the "rule OF
ruin" policy is adopted by any consid-
cradle number.-RjUeT Falls Journal.
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Tcacia21.,' Examination and smst1tutc
Rail-, 1879.
The Fall Examinations for Kenosha
County viii be held as follows:
AT Kenosha on Friday and Saturday,
September 18th and 9Th. At the
"Pease School House." in Salem, On
Tuesday aid Wednesday, September
nth and 9th.
At Kenosha ON Friday and Saturday,
October Goth and 9th, for those only
who cannot attend either of the others.
Examinations will begin at nine O'clock
A. M. 'a
TIE FALL INSTITUTE, conducted by
Prof. Albert Salisbury, Of Whitewater,
and Prof. Hosea Barns, of Kenosha,
assisted by Prof. T. P. Maryatt, and
some Of the best teachers Of the city
and county, will be held in the High.
School Room in Ken0sha, commencing
Monday, August 9th, and continuing
for two weeks.
LECTURES. Rev. I. P. Sawin, Of
GAINESVILLE, will lecture on Teaching
land Training" Friday evening August
]31st.
Prof. II. Barns will also deliver q
lecture sometime during the session Of
the institute
Allwho intend to teach, during the
coming year, should be ON hand
promptly, and avail themselves of the
advantages thus offered Teachers
will find this Normal work an invalua-
BILE assistance to them in the school
room. Patrons also, and especially
district officers are cordially solicited
to be present. 70.
D. H. FLETT,
Co. Supt. Of Schools.
DISCOVERY OF A RIVAL YOSEMITE.