Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28

/ ing the adjournment of the Legislature.
3 when other members. (some of whom are
now asking for the peoples votes a second
! time) were visiting Milwaukee, and trad
Sing off the interests of their constituents
i for oyster suppers, by pledging themselves
Nto vote for no bill that could in any way
Einjure the prospects of Milwaukee, even
sif the interests of their own portions Of
Z the State demanded it.
! We would advise Alpha to seek some
Eother game than Hon Levi Sterling a.
against whom to hurl the shafts of his in
Evective jealousy. Mr., Sterling stands toe
Ehigh in the estimation of the people of the
3 18th Senate district to be injured by such
ssmall arms as are brought to bear against
him The armor of truth, virtue and in
stegrity, by which he is surrounded. will
Eserve to hurl back such SANDERS upon his
Ecowardly calumniators
8 1t is rumored that Mr. Sterling's oppo.
Enent probably had something to do in get
& ting up the article in the Democrat above
salluded to- This we cannot believe. We
fconsider Mr. Strong man cf too much
honor to stoop to so contemplate an act,
besides, we cannot think that a man who
has sought Office all his lifetime, and held
all the people would give him. would in
sinuate that an opponent had held too
many already
3 MILWAUKEE SENTINEL proprie-
tors of the Sentinel have recently added
I to their establishment one of Hoe & Co s
Double Medium Large Cylinder Presses
and Patent Machine Card Press, from
: the same house They have also added
sseveral founts of new and beautiful TYPE
Ito their heretofore large assortment
(which will enable them to execute any
] and all kinds of book, card, and ornamen-I
tai printing equal to that done in any of
] the eastern cities. We are gratifed tel
] see this evidence of prosperity on the part
| of the enterprising proprietors of the Sen
! tinel. Their paper is also doing first
rate business. For late news, we depend
much upon the Sentinel and Galena Ad
svertiser. They are generally about twoI
Sdays in advance of their city cotempora-
ries.
The New YoRK TRIBUNE of the 18th
scomes tous in an entire new dress The en-
sterprising conductors of the Tribune are
determined to go ahead of all its CO.
stemporaries, in appearance, as well as in
sterest. 1t is but few months since the
Tribune appeared in a new dress, but the
Immense editions printed by them soonI
use up type. The weekly editions of
that paper, including daily, semi-weekly,
weekly and California editions. amount!
Ito $4,000 which we think surpasses anyi
! other paper in the Union. Success tol
sthem. The Tribune is worthy of patron
sage. and we are glad to know it receives it.
LOOK AT TINS l!i-Hon. BEN C.l
4 EASTMAN, in 1880, when candidateE
flor Congress, wrote a letter and made a
sspeech to the free sellers of the easternE
portion of the district pledging himself III
detected to advocate free soil principles
sand 90 against the compromise measures i
he at the same time wrote to a gentle
man in this place saying that he madeE
ssuch pledge, but requested him, if it
sgot out here, to pronounce 1t a id
she ! These are facts that can be prov
4 ed-M1aeraL Point IT1bune
The character of the speeches made byI
Mr.. Eastman in this county will be well
sremembered--arg against the constl-
] tutaO1al5tg of the fugitive Slave law.pledg- I
sing himself to vote for it's repeal and ma
liking extreme professions of anti slaveryE
sentiment. I will also be remembered
sthat Mr.. Eastmans friends conducted theE
scanvass IN the western part of the dis
I trict upon a plan directly the reverse of
I this-denying him an anti.slavery feeling !
] claiming him as a friend to the fugitives
slave law, and denouncing Mr. Cole for {
shis antislayery votes In the house of re-
] representatives.. Under these circumstan-
ICES, we can credit the statement of theE
Mineral Point Tribune, and ask the cleo
tors of the district what dependence canE
be placed upon the man who plays sol
a
APPRoPRATE.-S. Nj. Booth, of thes
Milwaukee Free Democrat. was chairman
sof the committee on Swi1le, at the Lated
agricultural Fair in thae city.-RircrI
Times
If the editor of the TINES was exhibit
led, the committee had no difficulty inI
awarding the premium
SUIcIDE.-A young German named
Nack1h1, committed suicide in Milwaukee,
last week by taking morphine. and open
ing vein in his arm. Reported cause
insanity, produced by disappointment inI
la love affair.
THE JUDICIAL ELECTIoN.-Ther eturnsE
scome in very slowly. There is nothing,
however, to change the probability that
Wilton Smith and Crawford are eIacted