, 1859-06-22
39rtss Trffhuttt.
WENTWORTH AND Judd.

WENTWORTH AND IEDD.
Tic Question which has been 50 long agta-
tel il good society in this city, to wit: whether
bis personal der7av;,ics would carry John
Wentworth of before be had time 10 break
down the Republican party. has been revived
during tie past few weeks with new earnest
less AMI solicilnde. Somc time ii 1860, another
Governor Of Illinois is to be chosen. In all
probability the new Governor will he the
nominee Of ,hc Republican State Convention Of
thu. year. Wentworth has henrd somewhere
t..,;:s, Hon. Norman b Judd Of this city is likely
- have some supporters for tile nomination.
He has seen Mr Judd's name brought forward
il the Alton Courier III that connection. Now
Wcatwur;|A's candidates ior Governor, III the
cr,lrr of their precedence, are as follows: first
Wentworth. second Wentworth, third Went
ws:tlr. and lastly Long John. If nonc
ul these trcrscns should be acceptable to the
Convention he wil 50 for anybody to beat
.1udl-tllc Guid pro quo. to he cxtortcd from
tie fr;cEds ol the winning candidate, being ::
t.sttE stt l4iE ~
Republican Convention, where he hopes to use
his vt,c 10 tic best advantage Of Ills rst CALI
.;;s:a,e for Governor. Wentworth is the only
mai. ii the Northwest who makes merit Of
pu!i.eal dishonesty. His natural instincts.
coupled with lifetime Of ofticc-holdiIg, have
r>,.:vi,.ced him t!,a, a'l men arc selfish and un-
rr:nc.},,d Hence lie doubts not that lis
-Trse:.ec and Influence in the National Con-
yc1!:it':. will command an active bid, aud that
l:e can sell himself TWO or three times over ltc-
!;,.r tic game is up Thus tie job which lc
las v.:n:nellccd 4 ycar in advance Of the time.
Aas he SANG number Of branches as tho
'ac. Of Ha.nlet's gravc.digecT-"to act, to
an. aad IL perform and all tending to onr
and tic sa:ne conclusion, "Wentwortl. Vent
worth, Wentworth
4: :Ee present time, ali this mans energies
:arc given /" safeguarding Mr.. judd pr1-
=. IL e:tzel, wl4u is nliuling his own business.
AID wLo has given Wentworth no cause 10:
.::.:e;:.t, unlcss hy participating i'll the coz
temp: which the latter has meri,oriousy earl 4
:4:slo:,r A1l classes Ct our citizens. This deam,
alton .: Mr Judd iu the columns Of the CHI.
va..' IT,. ;"r't commenced Immediately Oh tn
:,.:joA.lne,:1 o:1he Legislature where tue ablj-
1,:= and cxrc.;cn:e Ct the Senator from CooA
c .:n'r 4i Contributed so s'gnn!!y 70 the det,;'1
o: tic villain superintendent aud tile Lecoml :
ton :rt"r, The general appro alton wl.icl
r'elednron Mr. Ju ids puhtic services aud es.
.,:;s lis .Ic1;cr:ty aud skill in tl,wartius tie
;:r> vr@At schemes hy WHICH the Democracy
..~iy,. :, psrpv:uale their power i'll the leg;s-
ia:urv. stirred up tile very gall Of bitterness IL
T'c.:w.u;h. S:s.re then s'e lies Assailed '''
o.!y Mr. Judd hut nil the Republicans III liz
LEGISLATURE who were as ociated with him.
t las i"r;.etrstc'i nrou linn libels witho1
:. ~ rr striking right a,l left at nj who were
s:s?i e9 u fri niiy to him, or on spe KIM
trsa:s viii: L.: family. His latest card is I'll
a::";4.p: 10 c up t Mr.. Judd with Gov. Matte
:, i. i: ,!lc canal check fraud This i does h.:
as*:1;:o;l>iv i;:,l!ng tic two 1aues together IL.
eu'1:,nn after eol':an If his private news-
1,l;,er-:ilou=A Wentworth, il common wit
everybody; hllo". that there is absolutely H.
t*'Ennt'!'':: ''r l:'i,s'i':1 between them. But.
Ia ,:.>r !l.,,.;.. 10 he no law :..:,:nst vs.,;,.
Wentworth and lis paper are still at large.
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The II ocA Island 1Srldge-Arn,y En-
S"ee'" An" s'f""o 'uFAes'
w, f,uI,,i i, in unnfrr cn1nmn t,f nrnf,.f IF
the minority Of 'llr GrHnd Ju-y Of the District
Court nj tic tn't'a states. held at heoanS.
lo"a. III 'a'e h'at"f u 1i'e Aock lslaho or'oe'
''s "'1 a'1'' >s'e4"s ''' ''se'' anu s"s" WAT
laut4l i case III WHICH the Aouft nao no JHfls-
N4cl4tA' a'.u VI "HtC'l LIZ "'tAl "Atee1s :" LIZ
Conc; tnrk nu part, q steamboat captain may
still, l,y si.nply making complaint, get III, 1na-
tcr sufficient, ut least for newspaper article.
As Ut legal proceedings could by poss,l,t,
~yow out Of apy action Of that Grand jury, ".
arc freed IL the conclusion that the ,najori,,
we're used US uacbiues to manufacture public
oni,;.,a.
The SYSTEMATIC effurt Organized ly tLc st,
Iouis Cha.,1,rr Of Commerce to crcute public
urinmu in advance Of Judicial action iu thr
bridr. ease. now pending. call for u striou, rc-
l,uke. Captains and pots Gu the riycr arc,
from thrir very employment, prcjudccd asairs,
the bridge: and in addition to this natural pre-
jutlice, svstc.u Of terror has been orgauize.l
and il Las ,u,ar TO be au understood thing tia.
no Mo, u,ust c.1,ress IN opiuiop in favor Of tlt
bridge on main Of los. of c1ur,}ovment. Aside
from these personal influences, corrcspondeu,
of this 1,a,.cr showed Il lrw DAYS ago that thu
following money co,tl buttons had been mad,
for the su,nr .1;cct,
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And ii! th:, is raised and used principally l.
support hlsci'"ss, to corrupt men and Great.
public opinion.
few "ccks since NC published the order !"
lie es'c3"safs u War, sccdlhss s"'1e III MS YUM
gentlemen IL examine the bridge, at the eA
rr;>r If tn. :: 1oui, {.,su,I..r If C,m,u,.rc
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Manning l''a' ''''' '''' fa''"''''' nao ''' J"
T1ss:'c''r "rcr TIE matter. VIC believed that t''s
ubj:c{ Ut :r,1o;".jnr Z; ..Cuu1nissiop'' WAS I.
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''fS l'' WITNESSES w suspected that s"iic I"
these F" Wa: Fl. .inerrs' might have preiud.r'
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4itc c1'ta. o1 tiie 1'Factlcal Rno"ItdSf u ILL
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