Racine County Argus from Racine, Wisconsin • 2

Second Assembly District Convention. jt acini: county augus. THURSDAY, XOVKMBER, 3, 1870' Nvertisements TO PHYSICUxT' Hew Ohl "was Carried. The Cincinnati Timet, Radical, is frank enough to say that, but for the negro vote, Ohio would have been Democratic by 10,000 majority. Tbe negroes, voting in a unit for the Radical party, hold the balance of power in the State, and the white people have ceased to control the Elitical power of the State.

This may a pleasant reflection to some, while it George Bremner. This gentleman is the People's independent candidate for member of Assembly in the Second District. lie is a resident of Yorkville, and has resided in that town and the town of Dover ever since he was a boy! He is a carpenter and joiner by trade, and is a hard-working practical man. All who know him, know him to be a man of ability and strict integrity. He is no office-seeker, but consented to Sharp Practice.

The radicals dare not meet democrats in public discussion on the finance and tariff questions. In order to 'give democratic speakers no chance to refute their lies and slanders, they have mado a requisition on all the radical orators within five hundred miles to make a raid on this district to secure Judgo Lyon's election. They have appointed meetings to take place simultaneously throughout the district on Monday afternoon and evening. Tioer ooicroot. Wmci jvs rrr.R can u.

A' People's Convention composed of the Second Assembly Distrist, met in Burlington, on Saturday, the 29 th of for the purpose of nominating a candidate for member of Assembly. N. K. Norton was appointed chairman, and A. E.

Wells, Secretary. Motion made and carried unanimously that George Bremner, of Yorkville, be selected as the People's candidate for member of Assembly. A resolution sustaining him was passed without a dissenting voice. N. R.

NORTON, Chairman. A. E. Wills, Secretary. People's Independent TICKET.

is not so pleasant to others, cut mis state of things is largely attributable to the indifference with which our Democratic friends in that State regarded tbe contest. Had tbe entire- Democratic vote Mt or rmihos his whole time of enlistment and afterwards re-enlisted in the 3d N. Y. Light Artillery. Was in the regiment of the Army of the Potomac, that first engaged the enemy at Blackburn's Ford; was taken prisoner at Savage Station in the ser-en days fight on the He was three years and nine months in the service; was with his regiments in every battle, and for patriotism an 1 valor was appointed Quartermaster Sergeant in Battery 3d Reg.

Light Artillery, N. Y. Vols. He too enlisted before the days of bounties, and was honorably discharged after the expiration of service. For Clerk of Board of Supervisors, GUSTAVUS A.

FIELD, of Norway. Mr. F. is a Swede. He enlisted in the 15th served out his time, re-enlisted in the 24th and was transferred to the 13th; was' with Sherman in the Atlanta Bfrrltt, by to form a Bne For PuniTPRR.

First District. run because called out by hundreds of the cwi been polled tbe Democrats would have tax-payers of the district of both parties, elected their ticket, and we. should have i 'avr Bcrrin very um. because they know him to be a man well qualified in every respect to represent gained four or five members of Congress, roaii proportion of epint. it tam pwL Tbe strong Democratic counties seem to aay fea me.

them in the legislature. There is a revolution going on which strikes terror to tho ring ot politicians who have so long have almost permitted tbe election to go i by default. They seem to have forgotten BurLn- ty that "eternal vigilance is the price of lib- 11 erty," at all times, and never more so 1 tiun fUu w.rua thiSuu controlled the affairs of this county. The Vote for Mitchell. The old settlers and farmers of this district well know that if it had not been for Alexander Mitchell there would have than now.

Lvery Hemocrat in tbe land, lrarin a dark uj fiotiiia deonrut people have determined to act for them 1.0 matter mnemer ue expects nis canui- lhf color of iusniirnXl, ia Bl selves and no longer bo mere machines uuies 10 ik eiecieu or nov. snouia eo 10 This move betrays the meanest kind of cowardice. In these meetings they can make as many false representations as they see proper, and democrats will have no chance to refute them. We warn voters not to be caught in this radical trap. The great fight is on the tariff question.

No man is nominated as a candidate for Congress by the radical party who is not pledged to that party to sustain a protective tariff. Mr. Lyon is so pledged or he never would have received the nomination. Every radical paper in this district supports a high tariff. Is Mr.Lyon going in opposition to his party organs Xot at all.

If Mr. Lyon tells this or that man that, if elected, ho will favor a reduction of tho tariff you may bo assured be will not do it, for he is pledged been no money in the west, in its first 1 the polls and voto. He owes it to bis settlement, to buy tbe grain and other country, his principles and himself. JJe- to do the bidding of others. M.

Bremner will be elected as unanimously as he was called out. iUm tbe Uon in.peruoo It faj ti nrtorr, turn in TturmK-ova-i Of t.J ttifrcfore rn iti r4w, troit Firte Pre. Alexander Mitchell. For State Superintendent of Puplio Instruction, II. B.

DALE. For Stato Senator, NICHOLAS D. FRATT. For Sheriff, FRANK P. LAWRENCE.

District Attorney, IRA C. PAIXE. Register, GEORGE A. SHERWOOD. Clerk of Court, ROBERT BELL.

Clerk cfBoarJ, G. A. FIELD. Treasurer, J. R.

BOXES. Surveyor, -IRA N. SUMNER. Coroner, JESSE SMITH. For Member of Assembly, First District.

Bear thN fart In Mind. There is a Democratic majority in tbe products of the farm, or to pay taxes with. He has furnished many a poor farmer with money enough to pay his taxes, and gave him his own time to refund it. One old nnd tried friend is worth a host of uutried ones. Vote for Mitchell.

campaign two and a half years. He was a high private, and contented with carrying his musket and serving his country to the best of his ability. He has testimonials showing that he was the best of soldiers. Near the close of the war ho was given a commission in the 54th four companies of which went to the front, but Loo's surrender made it unnecessary to raise the balance of the regiment. Mr.

It-ige olth IrgredBta 4 moit Tote for Mr. Mitchell The old Western Pioneer, who has dono more for the Northwest, and is today doing moro than any one man in it to further its interest. popular vote or Indiana. Xtiere is aio a Democratic majority iu the popular vote of Pennsylvania. These results occur at the very time when the Radical nartvhas V.an.

Hiins Jfct ou iil fvor it nh 1 tri' tmmmmammmmmmmmtmmmm t.A a. all An 1 OIITII 'I uinni khu mint ui ftii in The War the King Works It. ticirated advantages from the ail of the, "ur Wiili a ftlinf of prrrMiri4 cte9Jt3 F. has fully earned the slight testimonial to, and is the candidate of the high tariff he now asks at the hands of the voters of I rcry rrtprr -tfuPr, Jl.T.UKU'kOUi. If Gipson is elected, Frank Schneider colored There is no other new i ment with which that party can increase will be the deputy.

The present deputy, uuracrion, force nt the reent time. Mr. Gottschald, slips into Gipson place, it powerKs with the aid of the color- After Gipson's term of bheriff expires, ed vote now, it mot remain powerless in Gotischatd will bo the next candidate for future. Thnt the Radical party i to Racine county. For Treasurer, J.

R. BOXES, of Cale donia. Mr. Bones was Lieuteuant com party. Pay no attention to sensation speeches mado tho afternoon and evening beforo election.

They aro mado to swindle tho people out of their votes. Terribly Frightened. The Ring Ticket. This ticket is a sectional one. The candidates arc all taken from two towns.

No other town was permitted to be represented. The ring now, as it always has, represents but a very small portion of tho county. The People's Independent Tieket has candidates in sevea towns. It is emphatically a People's Ticket, com sheriff, ond (upson will be the deputy. 1 i nn mi ill.

Tin- unfrtpcl it. one UdUi'in. uf leaner it, manuing, Keg. i is. vols, llo was a good officer and received wounds which I rxpccicu After that Frank Schneider turn comes aiiJ to tbe colored p-ople to HERMOX WARXER.

For Member of Assembly, Second District. GEORGE BREMXER. untit him for hard labor. His compan I am arqa.au4 yr H. a i aafi.l In I to be Mienu again, and so on around tlie supply the places of the wbite men who The radicals in this district consider Judge Lyon's chances for an election very And tliKt'a the wnv thu thinr bas are leaving the rarty in dicuf.t.

They Tin 1 1 1 1 Tl I 1 ruu for the lat twelve years. ullM Kla4 Umi -M slim. The Judge himself is circulating ions in arms testify to his efficiency and braTery in battle. He is fully entitled to the small reward which ho now asks. posed of men of all shade of political 1 on tho sly among tho rural population n.I i.ai not Uen q-ial to the bite ully i' Z.

iH vote withdrawn. The process of diuiinu- ll.rJv. lion is to C' on, aud then are no reserves wiu.ui wucbtsiw Ikurus Tickets. playing the agreeable, but ho don't tell rirni i'i r.i v. u.t'.,...

opinion and not composed of offico holders. The whole ticket can bo elected if the opponents of tho barnacle ring do their dutv. Let every voter look well to Lis ticket. to bring up and supply the place of the l.tmi.;., arxi Inc. ft.

The ab.ve county ticket is presented to the voter of Racine county, irrespective of party for their support. It is composed of live Republicans nnd four It ia in no eciifH a party or political ticket. Five of the candidates were, ooldier in the army and did as good service for their country a any on the regu Make Yourself acquainted with the names he fuel is a rart-nt that the 1 1 cannot save the Kalual partv. nf flir tinnnnr-pn on tht ltnlol I'lulrtit llcW. i them that, if elected, ho will labor for a reduction of tho tariff.

His mouth is sealed ou that question. Voters, you all know where Mr. Lyon's party stands Lhtroit I'm 1'rtrs. Of the candidates for Surveyor and Coroner it is unnecessary to speak. They are good men or their names would uot have found a place on the ticket.

Here, voters of Raeino County, is placed before you a ticket against which no man can truthfully say one word, i They are not chronic office seekers nnd belong to no political ring. It is not a political tieket, being as neatly equally divided among the two parties as could ot, and see that they are nil on. The ring candidates will play all torts of tricks to deceit vottrs. The iiames of candidates on the ring ticket will be nicely pstd over the names on tho ticket, and done so well that, unless voii road every name. Vote fr Alexander Mltrhell.

If y.u want a man to present you Congress who is opposed to high tariffs, Mr. Mitchell is the low tariff candidate of the low tariff party. Mr. I.yoti i th HELMBOLD'S Fluid Extract lar, or vino; ticket, and have equal claims the community, yea, more, for none of thi in hat i been favored tt ith an office, v.hile the candi late for Sheriff on the rin tieket for four years lias bell an of Alexander Mitchell The able financier and business man, can do moro for the people in congress than an army of Judges and lawyers who live fees and salaries, and who know nothing of the wants of a great country. The man who has fought his way up from poverty by means of superior business qualifications is the man to represent this district in Congress in preference to a mau ho has lived entirely on public nup-port.

Vote for Mitch. 11. you will deceived into voting for a part high tariff cat lidi-le of the bi-h tariff of the ring candidates. Look at your party. on the tariff question.

It is for a high protective tariff. Mr. Lyon is pledged to stand by his party principles. He dare not oppose them. Beware of private promise made for electioneering purposes.

Pubjicly, Mr. Lyon endorses and is pledged to sustain the radical high tariff. Pay no attention to promises made to the contrary. Mr. Mitchell does not go skulking around the country, dodging into this and that man's house, soliciting votes by making promises that ho does nut intend to fulfill.

He is pledged to tho demo- be done. What caused this ticket to bo placed fice, an! two of the others have held office lr two year. If the candidates on the i democratic vie- 1 now bioks a if th tieket twice, three times and oftcner and be sure you are right before you vote. before the voters of Racine county? It TL7 HU ring ticket claim the sunt.ort of the pub- was so i laced for the reason that the pco lie because they have been soldiers, the pie had become tired, sick and disgusted The of New York a great country. Its people are numerous, wealthy, an 1 powerful enough to cottitute a nation of no mean importance.

It remains to be seen whether this country and this s.i'.iicr candidates on tho Independent People's Ticket fiave still stronger claims because they have never held office. If I with the operations of a ring of politicians who had become bold, impudent aud de-! fiant. Who had controlled the county MR. GIPSOX, the ring candidate for sheriff, in a very nation cotitaini in New lork wul nilow ti rv in West Virginia had bun more sweeping und decisite than those ained bv the democracy in Pennsylvania and liiliana. The legislature c-f W-tt Yir-: pinia will be democratic, will elect a I'li'ited States Senator to fill the scat male vacant by Senator Willey.

The Democrats certainly elect two, and probably three i-ongressmen, an 1 the democratic majority in the state will reach i ten thousand. The republican press bs not bad much to say about the lesson of he election in West Virginia. Why lias tbe ruling par- ty so sudlenly become unpopular there affairs so long that they thought they eratie principle of a low tariff for revenue, owned the county and everybody in it. and opposed to the radical protective tariff They had but to dictate and the people I which robs the people, enriches the man- F'T M' .1.1 aiM-ng fro-a jWio of Nature wah rem'vti tr iitiiy jilurrnitiir mj.toa... fcri-' mti't 'jt fmn.l Ii'Ji-ritum to Furtlrii, Vrsarr ke llrr.r if T'it Tit! in fd, l'iiiT-r1 toJc rr.T:Kit,"4 inaVtit 3 er.trr 5i.t.

the tftvir'r. The Constitution folJi.trs are to be rewarded for services reudt re their country, itcan only be done by rotation, and not by continuing one set in olliec during life. The ring supporters cannot whine poor soldier," for the independent tieket can furnish as the had to obey. To intimate that a change ufacturer and puts no money in would be beneficial was to receive from treasury. cunningly drawn up card to the I itS( If to be subjugated by the head of rad- pubiic, endeavors to crcnte the impressiun I iealism, and in the interests of radicalism.

that he will not make 5lr. Schneider bis fhe wy a wtl1 settled now ever, ns to whether ttatrs liave any deputy, lie nowhere in that card says he i .1 1 rights which radicalism cannot rob them will not. lie i entirely non-committal on I Xcw York ha a larger military force the subject. Mr. Schneider will never than the I'nited States; and it should vacate that Court House until the ring is soldier in its militia to repress .1.

11 this last and most insolent attempt of a Tut supreme court of Ohio has decid- I eil uiwininmu! thnt th Statp. barinrr iii.ki nuri 11 I'll 11:11. iiii 1 11 in I iiiiim' -l ft I 1 ii'irir rn ivirriiiiM rnni lion inn I not Frank ther wonhl mUn If New York lma I 'V M'Wn ted SUteS.lt cannot COn- i "a Mrrnrhcnaad irnnir torn- i nomi; 10 1 lie 1 111 crv of A man luisisiin." fer the right of suffrage upon tbe soldiers m- HELMBOLD'S EXTKACT trnr not men enough of it own to defend itself against an armed invasion of radical 1 and as good who fought as long anl as well as the ring candidates. Therefore the ring tieket has no more UiJatcs on the independent ticket, Dor af many, for ho independent candidates have never yet held office. Our candidate for State Senator, NICHOLAS D.

FRATT, of Mt. Pleasant, it is not necessary for us to speak of ct length. He is well known to every i residing therein, and thnt a soldier who ift a citizen of the state ceases to be such ism, it can get all it needs from other Vote for Fratt. lali'j Jk if no liwtacrt ul.rc tt'i ts. Cn-uroplMi or liuunitjr raaai-.

states. 1 here arc two millions of men in them au answer to mind your own business, we will run this institution, and want none ot your iuterfercucc." In this contest, who is to triumph The ring or ttie pcopio is it me uuiv oi iuu peopio to succumb? Ilavo they lost their manhood that they dare not oppose this combination of men, backed by the Raciuo Journal Will they continue to suffer themselves to be called skunks, sneaks and cowards" by the refined office-holding editor of tho Journal because they show signs of liking to have a little something to say about the inanngemcnt of their own affairs We think not. As i far as we are able to judge they have re Philo Golden. Mr. Belden is the radical? nominee for State Senator.

He is au uncompromising rwmv nf tho eitv of Rnein Vir than twenty years he ha fought it with a vindictivenoss almost unparalleled. Being deadly opposed to Kac'me interests ho will oppose them iu the Legislature, if elected. The voters of Racine cannot vote for Belden without voting for a roan who never lost an opportunity to injure the city. He is aching for an opportunity to do the city still further injury by getting into the Legislature. Repudiate him, and vote for X.

D. Fratt, the People's candidate; Laborers, mechanics, and business met, uiiho cery: uk. he icmatC lh will vote for Fratt in preference to Bel- up arms to aid New Y'ork in protecting den because Mr. Fratt is a friend to IU- integrity from radical cf lL, ctwup in Ohio In- Chicaao Times diana aui Pennsylvania, tbe New trk cine. Mr.

Belden by his past acts has Trihune rf.nwde "as the net rrsults of' HELMBOLD'S FLUID LXTR1CT0F 11 of five Con-1 The editor of the Journal aays, if be tbc cctions the lo.s i pressmen a loss greater tna hal a family of boys growing up, he i51i tf cn. provide the October elections the Ios to consider proialle. an we were acknowledged himself to be its open enemy. Ho seeks another opportunity to renew his hostility. Vote for Fratt.

The TYi- voter in Racine county as one of its old-tst, Lct tin most prominent citizens. A nmn who has made tho interests of Racine county and city his study; a man vvlios" business capacity and knowledge would not have the Journal in his house. 1 lune will have to concede etill greater Iom i solved to release themselves from the a man who has heretofore represented this county in the legislature with ability and perfect satisfaction to the whole peo If his paper wonld Iks injurious to the to it party in Congress. moral sentiments of hi boys, what right The radical making excuse bf- has he to inflict bis obscene effusions up- forehand for tnrir certain defeat inN-wt i 1 York at the coming election. Thev asrrt mr on the people at large.

If they are not thnt j. arc ringtb car- or of 7 Im proper fer boys to read, they are, most ry the city bv violence. Becaur the rod-; rf The Racine Journal Will be loaded to the muzzle with filth and slime tho day before the election. (Jet out of the way and save your clothes. Tho filthy stain cannot be washed out certainly, ui.fit for young ladies.

But lie ical have not the power to control the iejJnl Xo man's character is safe who comes in boasts over the fact that he has no vounc ''action in that citv by tbe bayonet, as rtanir of life. range of the infernal machine bovs of his own to demoralize. Parent. 11 01 I of th think lawiessne will prevail, you have the word of the publisher of the ple; a man who is as much interested in the affairs of Racino county and city as any man, and who has always labored to advance their interests. Mr.

Belden ought not to have a vote in the city of Racine. Look Out. The Journal will be issued on Monday, the day before electron. Look out for every imaginable kind of Blancrs upon the soldier candidates on the People's HELMBOLD'S Fluid Kxlract of IJuchn I lie lieuuicrauc victory. Journal that it is not Et Tor young boys in Xet-raka" sr, to ix over- Later returns from tho Pennsylvania 'o ropd.

For the sake of your own young helming." It certainly is. The fact clutches of this office-seeking and offico-holding crew. They have dictated so long that it will be hard for them to ield. But let the people will it and it will bo done. There seems to bo an universal uprising throughout the county to clean out tho whole concern.

It is the best resolve tho people have mado for many years. Let there bo no such word as fail. The large majority of tho people of Racine county have been muttering for years at tho vice-like grap with which they were held by the ring. They wished to seo it broken up long ago, but they had not the moral courage to stand up to the rack and break it. Let them hesitate no longer, but walk in solid ranks to the polls and wipe tho detestable organization out.

election make It certain that the Demo- 1 boys and daughters, take him at his word 'hat the Radical Governor, just re-elected, ws charged by the State Tentral Com emtio majority on the congressional vote and abolish the unclean thing from your is over 8,000. As about 15,000 negroes 1 firesiJes. of public affairs cmineutly quulify him to represent Racine County in the State Legislature. If elected, it will'not be his lirft crpr rienee in legislation, having represented this county in the Stato Senate, porno ycarj since, to the perfect satisfaction of his constituents. Cat.

FRANK P. LAWUEXCK, of Ymkville, the independent' candidate for She: iff, moated in 12 i regiment, and whs as Lrave a soldier ns ever went into a tield c.f battle. After his nsignation in lh" 2J 1 he ri.i- od a company for the 30th. lie was at Memphis with the regiment during its sad experience in the sickly -f 1CI. Tho boys under Frank r.t.

that time, many of them say, orrc thfi preservation of their lives to his tender cure. Wo have known him from boyhood up, ami know him to bo Btrictly honest, upright an. honorable in all his business relations. Ho will make as good a Sheriff Ilacirii county cvcrliad. Who will vole ngiinst Frank for tho eako of voting IMPltO VED JtOSE WASK voted for the first time, this is equivalent Ticket.

The editor has twice vrcviouslv Til 7 I .1 I wN liH. 1 a.n mittee with l-eing a thief, is enough to overwhelm anv cour.trv vr anv t-eo- plo. Tnr Democrats ave two majority in the Senate and ix in the House in the Indiana Lsi.lati.re. Xo wondor Morton rJlr'h flln ru'l 1'r 'rum I lir ssued his paper in adyance, filled with to a Democratic majority oT of the .1 t. fact candidate for State Scu- white voters of the state a Democratic rnmirt Mr- R'dden, has always In-en bitter.

the foulest abuse of candidates uot on the ring ticket. Uc will dare to do and say anything knowing there will be nochnncc VI irv.vvv VII IJV 1 1 Pllll llllill t.l ft .11 It' I- I t- I Iv opposed to the prosperity of the citv decline the Lnglish Mistioti anim fr. li jxmti, at iiui 1:: tic -r rl.r.c- la wi mrt vem i -t et at.4 danci r.u. rem Jir. "wian- ai.1 lr voic oi 1 wo curs ago, wnen iiranv naj k.i 1-1 A I X.

I. .1... 4 i 11.11,111-. IP U.VHfI. .1 Tl I I'll Call- lull 111.11 1VI1 majority.

Warren (O.) Conttit it- to refute his lies. i not obliterate facts. When Mr. Belden thousand regulars and be-id I i mi .1. ton.

has a dollar to srend that be cannot use .1 i i.c in luat liocinitv ueiore toe ticciion Union Gnovr, Oct. 28th, 1370. vote for I ins own town, lie goes to jaT Mcfsrs. Tlion. Trice, Jamn Joncf, J.

II. Tabor, F. He would rnv hi town and countv taxes i oviuii.1 luiniiuiiiia vii iiiv i iii'iv: 111- 1 Vloyt, Win. Sharp and three hundred other. Gentlemen: Your call requesting me in Milwaukee if he could.

D. Fratt i New Advertisements. t'crxMHlcii ticket. They have never vet held an office. Give every Boldicr a chance, i 19 tlic true nnJ tried fnenJ of Itacine USE HELMBOLD'S Fluid Extract Kucha In all Uimi tl.iw crfati, hriter 18 turn'.

or trniaU treat luitevi i uf county and city. Xo roan takes greater to consent that my name be used as an independent candidate for the office of member of Assembly for the district com HAVi: YOU It FEAT 11-Eli 11 EDS A Xl MAT. TJtES.S ES li EXO I TE n. PETTY SPHE. Mr.

Utley is loud in denouncing every republican who will not be strictly bound by party ties, and impugns their motives by charging them with being malicious and spiteful. But the meanest exhibition of petty spite was displayed by Mr. Utley in procuring the removal of Mr. J. F.

Green from the post office in Ive's Grovo. The people for miles around the Grove have bigned a remonstrance and it has been forwarded to the P. O. department at Washington. Mr.

Green is tho unani This can only be done by rotation. The i candidates on the ring ticket have been once rewarded. Xow reward another prising the several towns in the county of Racine, is received. On the roll I find set. the names of old, tried and true friends and neighbors, irrespective of party.

We simply say, let every man attend A "lm- no matter of Low Ion, -audit 1 im only m.fcr. Oirrn rlraa km ibftifwum vlihb prvtrtit. but relfc-tea rich fibre ia tM ail odor," ituMiia'. if -rm0 fmin tl. tnatti-J eoitJitKHi, incrrt.x tbe bu'W vt of fcv the bet eetsWrtnr hem atn-tii-tbetiinj than sy rf Ue more luxurtou.

In fart i everything ewntoJut jraa f'-r man who has already held office four years. For District Attorney, 1 RA C. PAIXE, Racine. He is a lawyer of many years' experience, and stands at the head of the bar in Racine. If it is desirous that rogues" gt th.jfr just deserts, elect Ira C.

Paine. For Register of Deeds, GEORGE A. SHERWOOD, of Burlington. Mr. Sherwood was among the first to enlist after receiving the news of the bombardment of to his own private, or imaginary griefs, riends with whom I have acted politi pleasure in promoting their interests than Mr.

Fratt. F.lcct him to the State Senate, and you have a friend that is I no ten to be true. Tns republicans and disaffected democrats in Jefferson and Dodge counties have banded together and placed in nomination People's Tickets to defeat the regular democratic Tickets in those two counties, both counties being strongly democratic. When republicans support nnd go not after him. The man that does it is a dog, if he has no other excuse." cally and otherwise, even since I arrived at the age of manhood, and for whose oid or sT rc.iTiicR ncD, TVeoTin all lialiillty to then, mnniti( all diMirrfeable em teommon mu ar (eaia- i Journal.

mous choice of the people receiving mail The above extract is taken from a matter at that oSce. They are justly in digoantat the course Mr. Utley has pur sued. Mr. Ltley should never say "spite three-quarter column article of personal abuse of Mr.

Chevcs, who is independent enough to think and act according to his own ideas. Xot over a year ago tho edi views and opinions I have a high regard. To those friends it is known that I have never sought office, but contented myself as a laborer in the ranks, it being my highest ambition in my humble way to contribute something for tho best inter He exhibited nothing but srite in a People's Ticket in order to defeat regu Tboe fr.t from Lrr-km preeam tte twaeday at ow Tbe trader Itm It aaare tt.al. bcacrrr may be tbe attack of re dtora. rra affect tj Uliy brahh and menu: r-ae AU tbe ihnr aid nf IirXMBOU)- EXTtUT BtmT tU rrUc.

Solv ar Psrcciif $1.23 ria Boviit, 6 mm rr, atxl all luiumy or fflulimu.uWnre from tte uiil Iben-l-r ireriii(t thetn from the rflei-t of kmc maif. maU tbrnfm Mr la lb rtlitrM of thl 4ar, that wtn amotic Urn a frw retxtrr thrta an eMetMial Vwoet.l. oar farilitir rr parti Uiat, upon Wine orierel ia eaa take ami rrtarn bed. the nine day, And n-ady for imnteliale ur. Pair.

f2. bed. InrluJinf and boi-Mr. tl l-e-l. If the tic rruin-.

Wathin. ik-tel tn your and come and ae lb ptua fur )uunrltrl. Nor cive inur lm( or ygnrt. warrant mti.farlioa or make no eharcr. State.

causing the removal of Mr. Green. lar democratic candidates, in Mr. Utlcy'a opinion it is eminently sound and proper. WASTED.

tor of the Journal, alias Weekly Calumniator, praised Mr. Chevcs to tho very skies, and now, presto change, he places ests of my country. With the growing A Candidate to run on the straight Re strength of the Republican jfarty has sprung up a class of professional politic But for republicans to unite with democrats in Racine to break up a corrupt republican political ring, then Mr. Utley says they arc "skunks, shoulder-hitters, publican ticket, for Member of Assembly, Ton and I'ocmty nrhia for aale. in the Second District, of Racine County him among the lowest of tho low.

Ac. cording to the JournaT language, above quoted, its editor is the worst kind of a Any one mMilnc a rout paylnc boalneaa tnr a ians whose special mission appears to be to control party conventions by fraud and Xo references required. A Conservative VIIID tot rr roa iG.50. Pun email amount of Mosey alU do ell to cubalt oa lamedlaielr. sneaks, cut-throats, liars, and everything else that is vile.

Democrat would be favorably received. DiscaiBi svurit si intlmdation. The party exists only for their aggrandisement. I don't understand Ordrra ft at oar fUre o4 bunew. STaR MILLS.

II. II. IIOIIHISB A. CO. "dog," or cur, from the manner he goes snarling uftcr men who does not agree with him.

For further particulars apply to J. S. that tho object of this call is to disorgan TICS. AIPRKS Crane, of Burlington, or Col. W.

L. Utley of Racine, managers of Political Rings, SoLCiia should be just to soldier. Those who have held office should step Fort Suniptcr, having enlisted on the rilli day of April, 1SC1. At that time hero was no draft or bounties. He enlisted out of puro patriotism, nnd has ae clean a record as any man who ever shouldered musket in defence of his country.

He was Crst in tho West Virginia campaign, under MeCIellan, and was in all of the battles of West Virginia. He was wounded in the battlo of Cheap Mountain. Ho was also in the campaign of tho Shenandoah Valley. Was at tho battle of Winchester, under Shields, nnd also in the seven days' on tbe Peninsula, and lost Lis lift legal Antictam, which was amputated 2ft inches from the hip joint 1 If tkcro is any man now before the people who deserves a substantial acknowledgement of services rendered, it is Geo. A.

Sherwood. We have faith enough in the justice of the people to believe they will prefer him to tho opposition can-didate, who has had a two year's term. For Clerk of Court, ROBERT BELL, ize or break up tbe republican party, HELMB0LD, one side and give their brother soldiers an opportunity. Vote for the independent H. T.

nor on acconnt of any particular fitness in me, bat an uprising of the intelligent masses against the rule of such parties and Horse Fairs. P. S. Warm meals at all hours. Heraton Warner BEWARE of false reports.

The secret conclave ring at the Court House is contributing to the columns of its organ, tho Journal, which will be issued at midnight the day before Wsrekse" soldier candidates, who have never held Dmf aid office. RciMcorvnrtm-aT-i5 prob4Tx. iatb matter of tbe etat of Jnaeblt Atlaor decerned. On rraaiac and flllnc the petllioo of Mary Ana All-on, repreeentlnc, a more other thlnea, thatJoarph Allmn, kale of I be imra of Caledonia la tbe aoantycf Kaciue, and Stale of Wlaeoferia, demwl, died estate on or about thfllih day of Octwber, A 1T, leain( real and peraotial prnperty taated la aaid county that aald petit W-oer la tbe widow of aald deceased, and praviaf thai TTVbmaa rMrkuaaoa and ratrtrk G.t'hevr. be appointed admlRuaratoraof the eataleofaalddeoraaed.

It lanedeeed that petition be beard (or the ad cof take court on Monday lb SStb day of (Member, a. at tea o-ckjek a. of that day al tbe sfltt of aaid Jd is the rtty of Rata aaM eoanty. AmA II furtkaeonlered.Uiat noU0 of aald PtU- and to slough off, if possible, the politi Terk- 594 DUOADrTATiSeW It tho candidate for member of Assembly cal leprosy that has fastened itself op Vots against the two town barnacle rbtss on tho people's Independent Ticket, for the election, and expressed by special the body -one are CcboIb tho First District. Mr.

Warner repre ticket. Vote for tbe people! independent ticket that represents seven of tbe nine messengers throughout the County. Viewing the matter from this stand DONE IT IS STEEL EX serftcd this district some yean since to point, I content to become yourrandidate towns. Let the whole county be repre WRAPPER WITH EAC-51 X. D.

FrntU the satisfaction of his constituents, and and promise you that if elected I win, ac sented ia the control of county affairs. eatkm and hrarinc bcla to all peranna Interreied Farmers and business men will rote for by nubUablnc a copy tbla ardor for threw etieceo. ttm mrki prtar to atkl day of bcarinc ta tba Se Ir you are opposed to the present Rad X. D. Fratt for State Senator.

Why rine OxiMT Anraa," weeair newapapcr pnie MYCUEMICALWAREUOl-SIGNED II. T. will do so again, if elected. Vote for N. D.

Fratt if you "want to he ably represented in the State Legislature. Vote for N. P. fratt. 1M.

ad pabliaBe at aaM city of Karl Because he it both a farmer and business ical tariff, vote for the democratic candi cording to the best of my ability, discharge my duty faithfully to the best in terests of my constituents. With regard, I am yours, JLc, GEORGE BREMNER. iw nennnrm, laiv. man, and understands what ia for their date for Congress, aa the only meant of Ry the Court of Racine. II enlisted in 1861 in Co.

tSth.IUg. X. Y. uBd serrrd out 1U.BERT 0. HAXD.

Cnwntj Jaxlf. I interests. iwtr bavins bat wrong righted. U4-4A.