Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-19
Thoughts and Fac from the State


The Patriot warmly indorses the Dane
County Pierce Nominations, and partic-
ularly defends those traduced by the ar
gus-an indication that the Patriot is in
side and the Argus outside, in the race
for favor.
1t says the editor of the Argus has
bolted the regular ticket every year since
1876, and mentions the names and times
It says it is mortified by the fact that
the Republican Press of that District high
ly extol the qualifications of its Candi-
date, Mr.. Washburn, while the Pierce
Press are mum upon the qualifications of
DR.. Hoyt; and thereupon commences a
regular business puff of the Doctor, for
this reason. s,
The Milwaukee Meas says the Wiscon-
sin bolts Wells nomination and is secret
ly working tor Judge Spooner.
The Madison Argus has leader com
pairing life to theatre, andits vicissitudes
to the tragedy and farce of the boards ;
and instances hejudicial canvass between
Collins and Hood as specimen of trag-
edy, lacking the catastrophe of Hoods
election, and the arrest of Deriah Brown,
Dan. Seaver, Gen. Smith, and others of
:" the balance" as the farce.
1t says {" it is useless to pretend" that
DR.. Hoyt can be elected in that District,
land idle to pretend any thing but
an overwhelming defeat" of Wells in this
District, but hopes that Macy will be
elected in his District.
1t publishes the official canvass of the
Judicial Election, by which Collins ma
jority is 4l4-Hood's majority in Dane
County $50.
The Portage City Badger State refus-
es to support Mr.. Macy and says "vio-
lcuce and outrage marked theproceedings''
of the Waupun Convention, from begin
ming to end. 1t says if it can do better,
~ win hot SuPPo'e MN al all.
The Beaver Dam Republican hoists
the name of Mr.. Macy, but says " he is
not the candidate Of THAT section OF
country, and it will be hard to elect him
The Oshkosh Democrat con tains an
announcement from Edgar Conklin, agent
of the Northern improvement Company
that the Even Sections" along Fox Riv-
er, so long out of market, will be subject
to claims and entry, after the 10th inst
We learn from the Madison Jourad
that the German paper, the Sheboygan
Pheni.r, has been removed to Oshkosh
there to be published as the Oshkosh
Zeitung, and to support Mr.. Billinghurst
for Congress, and the Republican Party
generally.
This will be the second liberal German
paper tried at Oshkosh. Mr.. Roeser
now of the Manitowoc Demokrdt for a
time published the Anzieger. at that place
and made it a regular Frecsoil paper; but
the opposition was too strong, and he
was forced to abandon the enterprise.
The Wisconsin, continues its supper,
of Wells thus:
In relation to the denomination of Mr.
WELLS, the whole desire of the Post OF
flee clique is not to elect him, but simply
to bleed him. Their necessities are no.
t. IL, faI hot ALL Il.
could be sweated out of So 900 or 81, 00C
under the form Of election expenses. The
Postmaster calculates that by pluckine
Mr.. WELLS freely, he could support his
two papers, the one in Waukesha, anC
the one in this city for six months tC
come. In the present state of the money
market. when the Postmaster can Mt
longer get reams of ATLANTA the specula-
ton OH Mr.. WELLS is shrewd one and
is eIninently worthy of the genius of 0
politician, who has bled and killed politi.
cally dead every public man who has
counseled with him. 1t affords signifi
can't illustration of what is termed pois
onous friendship.
The Appleton Crescent refuses to sup
port Mr., Macy, and thus speaks of par
of the proceedings of the Convention:
, Upon the informal and first formal bal
lot, the whole strength which had beer
secured for MACY by corner lots in FonC
du Lac, the payment of Hotel bills, anc
money direct, was votes, and with al
/ the appliances used he only received l:
votes previous to the adjournment to tea
i, During that recess, influences were
brought to bear, which increased his vot'
upon the next and 7th ballot to Is, ant
upon the l4th ballot he received 81 votes
a bare majority of the Convention. 4
, vote was then taken to make the nomi
nation unanimous which most signally
4. failed.
The Manitowoc Herald does not hois
the name of Mr.. Macy. 1t merely motto
es the Convention, but expresses no opin
ion. --...-.
The Waukesha Democrat warmly sup
ports Wells. This and the Netcs are the
only papers in the District, which give
him a cordial support, that we have seen
1t is generally believed that Mr.. NoonaI
has control of both these papers.
The Waukesha Pldindedler raises th'
name of Wells, but says not word abou
: him.-D.
The Convention To-Day.
There is general feeling of anxiety
r that the Convention to meet to-day a