, 1861-03-27

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Judieial> Hleot1en---Persepa1 LIBERTY
&: :e:as,e.The BanA ial-.K :1iro.a~
os x!g3:s5s1..z
ool1aneous.-.-Bederal omces.}
-. :: y Mkp1soN, March q, 1861. :
Ths judicial election comes off q. week
hence, IL the time for the annual torn cleo
tIon1. AL schemes to defeat the election Of
Judge Cole seem to have gone .awry, aud the
vote against him is likely to be counted as
scattering. Appeals haye been made in vain
to distinguished Democratic lawyers to allow
their names to be used as candidates. Finally
Beriah Brown, a Chairman ofthe Democratic
Central Committee, brought ont Charles A.
EldrIdge, Of Fond du Lac. The only effect of
this was to stir up . 1nuss among the unterrt-:
fed, who refused to submit to such dletAtion,.
and Is soon Us aMr. E who was absent IRON
the State, heard what was going on, he posi-:
lively refused to run. Some persons aud pa-
pers In the neighborhood Of Lacrossei talk Of
Judge Gale as q Democratic candidate Mr.
:Knowlton, in d few localities, where the farm
mortgage interest is very strong, will recelve.a
heavy vote, but there cannot be such con-
csntratlon On him is to tgiye = chance Of his:
election; and the abuse Of Judge Cole by Some
Of his friends VIII not help him. :,
The bll1 modifying tile Personal Liberty
/: Law came mp in the Senate oA = "Wednesday,
when there was quite iscusR1on Of its mer-
It's Senator Uuey Of Racinen opposed It with
great earnestnesR reviewing The circumstances
that led to thecenoetnert cf the law, claiming
+h.t - =, .,,,1ras,ca 3;tt, 4ba ,,,;ncfnlaa
Of christianity, denouuclns tnc Fugitive slaFe
.AGt;nnd declaring that for one he would never
ot.,, ,f NJ ii, ,,r,,,ooad ,,,odf
- 80 s,so-aae M h,,r3i1ist,ne 1,acr;n,,
! down On the part Of the. Republicans. !: The
: bill vas: ordered to o third reading, and tho
.;a,-t ~: noseod hr ,,o4e of On IN ina nj
49, oA' Pe1u - - ~: ~ o.1 ~
the noes and Elk OF me ayes pe1og Denoctatsi
In the Asseubly,a motion to refer to the Com
m,ttee IN Federal Re}ations; The chairman Of
- ,-.:.,ss,s::o....,asa ..s.,-.,.;.,.
when Is \: most decloeely opposea 70 any talng
like this bill, was voted down By 20 to 46, and
no,-r,.1 -; :.,s
Ao.to~t 49,. .-:,
Mr. Graham'5 banking Dill Was postponed
Till Wednesday,. It Is well drawn, and appears
to.n,oet, with yery general favor among those
:;.to.oat.d =. -,-;,s ~ 1,,.,.,nr J,h,
NV Aut '~ee1ee.eo " "t'o.sus p.11Atns' isoun
Nazro, President Of the MilWnnkee Mercantile
Association, with Committee Of leadlug
,f;1,1.z,:oa ,,,o-ohsrt, -rara ,tit ha~a, ~,
milwaukee -mercnanta' were oot mere on
lauTsoay HNn' tnenofial " l1on tEat
body, urging : the passage Of the
bill; and there 1as a meeting Of leg
Sta,ots, nusaes eG tba ~ ,,sa and d;.o
& essa mnen tnS hE.noa p tIat
aou lne ssuetalt w as, VII ~
pe.nts 111 ~ -. e~o .at1iefa,' ,.,;t,. gtn
eIs e4seguE ane p.os'ston ~ .t - Ut. NJ.
et oaaa un-Ss, - ts1s .nat ~ ~
eoet ~ SAo 80 NuS h ~ ~ I'm ..
pe1 cent 70 eet seoeeuee--!ne I'LL ought 70
pasn. ~ ...4. e,.t T. 49,,
iefue was !uEauet nsn1 u .na @ se1Ats WEEP On
ns mn.ts1n S Ra,5rn.d r. coonect anS cansoi,at
1.a.auau ~ eouSs5 anu eonsona.e s au
with other roads. Al amendment 1sda1 Tas a3ept,
gu i1mA'pg aus l;o"ef w iuaos ''oIl9 ol Fona
~ - - ~ ~ 49, teiesseu ~
sesct eomss. W maoss IspoIa gouaeSl1on ",
ana consoiIaallo9 vas a1.tloflz7o WIN all
Eoaas nHln o. - tFosse duncIlon,
ana the III 9;,fea fzEsea eh ea..i sisaay : issl.
only tne MnnauAee esua!nfs Young
| sgaluht +; 1nersnPon eeu1so5 nooi meas
atl's u ,nsM Y ohstn n Ieso!a'lon lnstrnct.
| log Ihe Gommltse On hasiroaos 70 intfodnee
VI 1epeaaoE eoafteis Oh 9aalfoaos Wbfch do
not run ~ MAEalheet ana competing au
residents o1 tne s,a.e 10. tsaae there aaa o. 70
Whete eEe, loe AsstMoiy VII concur N 1ne
| amendments, ana IL - tnonsut tb1s act1on VIII
recufe 1he Epeeoy cempletaoh or tne road 10
Green bAY. :.
a bill repeating the h# OF le5Cthe means
used 10. secure the passage OF which are sC
notorloas-elslns inc iana grant 10 La Crosse
ntlisoau Co9pangt p9ssen tne eenate On
Wednesday-l9 to u. I;i1asmach IS tae Com
pany possess neltaer the ablhty Or the tncll
natton to carry out the terms OF the grant, Il
Is strange that there was any opposdion tc
| taxing 1t away, nmQpg Impartial and tslr
minded legislators. N. re was strong lobby
against it, however, Its to be hoped that the
grant may EoW DC placed IN the bands OF some
company who Will make beginning TOWARD
the construction OF the great cent. al roaC
conte mplated by the act of Congress, by i'm
medIately building that part between this city
and Portage:
/. On Thursday IN joint Convention, the Leg.
islaturs elected lour Regents Of the UntEerst
ty ioF- tls ensuing six .years. The gen,ltmer
choaen were ]. ". Stewart Of Monroe, in plaet
OF A I. Castlenan; b. Frank OF Kenosla, il
place Of N. W. Dean; Theodore ,.pfentIEs O.
Watertowl, In place Of S. / Rose, and Ed
ward Sal0mou OF MILWAUKEE,, instead OF l.. b
FiEas. The vote was ,nearlg rnanfmoue. Twt
of those elected are Democrats an1 two Re
pub icaus, three Of them naembers Of the pre-
ent Le&islature. The Geolo ica1 Survey Cant
in for some unjust AID very sever
structures IN deba1e IN the Senate On Friday
the Committee oo Claims having repo1tet
f.against the publication OF ! GO0 eopies er Pro;
ualrs report: Alter spending some thousands
OF dollars in The. Investigation 81 the geolcg,
OF the StHts, the examination OF Its leAds cop
per and .i'ou regions, with j strange short
sightedl ess growing out OF prejudice and fn's'
notions Of economy some, oppose the statef
availlng herr elf of the results Of that survey
aud this placing before the >wcrld the evidences
/ Of her valuabls mineral Te:ources.
| ty snnerintendt MT hill passed the ASSEMBLE h,
a7ots Of 40 to 3s. Tie came body ordered L
. third reading the bill changing The system Q
county government, by a vote Of IS to %
| which indicates its passas 1t is claimed b.
snrnetb be Unconstitutional and will ha Til