Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15

to be a constitution for the people of Wis
consIn, we are of the opinion that there
never was time when party lines should
be more nearly obliterated, than in select
ing its trainers. The wisest heads and
purest hearts should be selected, who
would act for the beneht of the whole
people of the Territory; and unless this
be the case, we shall never have consti
tuition worthy of the sanction of the peo-
pie.
" We are sorry to see 50 many of our
exchanges, of both parties, harping so
,o..ss ak. Itepd : t.on lne result of the late
election Although we feel to rejoice at
the success of whig principles. we do not
think It necessary or honorable to exult
over defeated opponent, neither does it
show right spirit in his professed friends
to be charging such defeat on the unpop.
uIarity oftheir candidate. That the WING
candidate is elected, is & source of. con-
graduation to his friends, and that the
people chose different man than the one
selected by the Democratic Convention,
ought 10 satisfy our opponents. A defeat,
especially so unexpected, should not be
followed by the reproach of friends.
o. The Wisconsin Herald comes TO Us
IN an entire new dress this week, which
gives 1t an appearance unsurpassed in
neatness by any paper IN the West.
AT meeting the Wing Young Mems
General Committee, held in New York. /
on the Sd Sept, series of resolutions
were passed, among which we notice the
following:
Resotred, That in the designation of
the person for Wing candidate for the ap-
preaching canvass, we have encountered
no embarrassments, have met with no
dIscordant opinions, and for that HIGH and
solemn trust we do not hesitate again
10 inscribe and blazon on our shields, the
much loved, and ong-honored name of
HENRY. CLAY.
Similar resolutions have been passed
in several different States.
MEMBERS OF THE NEAT LEGIS- I
LATURE.
The Madison Argus furnishes the fol- /
lowing list Of members of the next Lcgis /
lature, which il believes to be correct,al. /
though complete returns have not been I
received from one district.
COUNCIL
Milwaukee - Horatio n. Wells.
Racine - PhiIo Whne.+ f. 5. Lowell.
Rock - andrew Palmer
Walworth = Henry Clark.
iowa q Richiand IN +. Whitesidcs. : !
Crawford, St. Croix &c. B. f. Man
ahan.
=. Washington & shcboygan- c. NJ.
Phelps.
Brown, Calumet &c. - Mason c. Dar-
ling.
Waukesha - Joseph Turner.
Jefferson q Dodge - John e. Holmes.
Grant = Orris Mccartney.
Green, Dane & SIuk-A. l.. Col |
Inns
TO fill vacancies. Wings. II Dem.
2 Wing.
HOUSE.
Milwaukee - Isaac p. Walker, James
Holiday, and Asa Kline.
Racine j. L. Newell and Dudley
Cass.
WaIworth - EIeozar WakcIy, George
Walworth.
Rock Daniel c. Babcock,* G.. II.
Green &c. T. Gardner. Alexan-
der Botkin,* John W. Stewart
Crawford &c - Henry Jackson.
Naukesha = Geo. Reed and L. Mar
Jefferson & Dodge i Levi p. Drake.
James Hanrahan and Horace ID. Patch.
Washington & Sheboygan B. II.
Noers.
Brown, Calumet Sc Reported 7 .
Moses Gibson Farnum Chickering.
Iowa and Richland - NJ. NJ. Cothren.
Timothy Burns and Charles Pole
Grant TT Noah II. Virgin and Daniel
r. Burt
*Whig. House Wings. Is Demo.
Gratis. Last year, s Wings, ~ Demo
Gratis
SEVENTY FIVE DnLLARs REWARD
A load OF wheat amounting to 4 little over
thiTty-tonr bushels. was taken in bv King
d Co.. Southport on the 25th ult.. and a