The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-09-13
REPUBL|CANS UNITED
City and County Republican Clubs
Will Cooperate and Work
in Harmony.
POLITICAL INTEREST RISING.
The Enthusiasm With Which the Present
Republican ClubEProposes to open
the Campaign Unprecedented.

It is already the eleventh of Septem-
Der. In less than two months from
now the voters of the country will be
called at the polls to decide the great
questions that are now stirring the
nation. It has bee1 we'll said that the
way Kenosha and Kenosha county go
at the time of an election, thus goes
the nation. Kenosha county is close
politically, under the best of circum-
stances. 1t behooves then the Repub-
1icans of the city and county to begin
without further delay the active cam
paign in the cause of Mckinley and
prosperity. The sense Of significance
of the impending election and the re-
sponsibilities it entails upon all who
are able to serve, has already inspired
the Republicans Of the city and county
to pretty general activity.
Last Saturday evening the Repub1i-
can club of the city was organized,
with a full staff of officers. Bristol
and other towns throughout the county
are not slow in following the example
set by the city, and fourishing Repu0-
formed IN these towns.
In the meanwhile there should be no
time wasted in the arrangement Of a
campaign program such as Will effect
a big majority for Mckinley in Keno
sha city and county. AS in go the
issues upon which the Democratic
party is placing it's bid for power are
such as cannot we'll endure The test of
time, and strong campaign. There
fore every day to be gained in the
campaign means added votes for the
candidates. of the Republican party.
Moreover, there is nothing more pro-
ductive of good results in a presiden
tia1 campaign, when sound policies
and enduring principles are opposed
by calamity cries and visionary fa11a-
cies, than the free distri button of liter
ature setting forth the facts and the
issues in the simplest Ind c1earest
possible light. There is plenty of
literature available, and it should all
be utilized and judicious1y distributed.
The more the better, for the better the
questions at issue in the present cam
paign are understood, the larger will
be the vote for Mckinley end Roosc-
welt.
It is hoped that there w; | be perfect
harmony in action between the county
and the city clubs. By mutual assist
ance a great deal can be accomplished
that otherwise might fa;1 of accom-
p1ishment. Four years ago there was
a splendid Republican club in the city,
and the cooperation between it and
it's neighbors in the county was per-
feet. Judging from the very auspici
GUS opening of the Republican club
here, and the enthusiastic reports that
come from the county, the record of
90 will be exce11ed.
1t is safe to say that there has never
been a year of greater enthusiasm
among Republicans than this. The
fact that a large amount of work is
being done in a quiet way, without the
inspiration that comes when the fight
is on at it's fury, and the best speakers
of the state and nation are here to
enkind1e zeal, is one of the best signs
of the day. Kenosha county must be
carried again for Mckinley, nd it will
be by a larger majority than ever be-
fore il it's history.