, 1866-09-05
From Our Special Correspondent

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From Our Special Correspondent
MADsoa, Wis, Sept 3, 1866.
There hnye not been MANY now political
deyc,omncnts in this State within the last
few days. The feeling among those VINO
stood by the Government during the war
n,rnIust the tccrcancy Of tho present admin
istrntIon roIns streneth daily. md although
", 10 ht'.."ass;,1o Z, trcrcnsc Tho aI.o,is,
II seemea 'n.poss'us ~ !"Iss ',.S. -. ass. as.
felt toward the double traitor and turn.coat
whom the ussassin's pistol elevated to the
Presidency. his political l,arangucs at
ororr rincc md occnsion. In defiance
s3 r.a uaa-1.t,. m lila .r,r -
the grave Of Douglas, dlalElbes niade up OF
such gross Misrepresentation and coarse In
yrctiSc nrainst the law.tnaktng department
ort,,. Cnyn,n,ncnt arc f7l)Inr I'm the meas
,,.o ~ ~ ,,o,,a- jnaion.,ton Il avcr0ovino.
Such speeches muy evoke the applause Of
some Of tic rabllc who crowd around him.
but when Mr. johnson gets the response Of
! the honest ycolnanry or tile country, that
''voicc ofthc people" which BIC Ia so fond Of
stsasts5sg ~ 'e yofs Of os GSa he hce w
! for him had he never made them.
| The contrast between the general apathy
latt fall, when It was afincult to arouse 1nen
to any Interest in political atiatrs, and the
spirit and carncstness manifested now, when
sacrifice TO aid in maiutaing the principles Of
| which Cong. ess stands as the rcprcsent1ttvc,
Is most striking and significant. The publ.
cation OF Sheflaan'a suppressed acspatches
hs q ssseg ssres
eiatlons Of that terrible crime and It's authors
has added fuel to the trc burning IN loyal
hearts and lutcns fed the deep seated de.
Termination Of true Union men TO countet9ct
cipled scAcnles Of those at the head Of ntlalrs.
There Is much dissatisfaction uttered aud
nEcKpressca, at the dfspcDsation Of the pres-
idential bseaa-anA-buttc7. Sinai! as Is tue
numhar whom the hoRe OF sllce , has N.
to 90 round, and some Of the disappointed
ones make very wry faces. euy very bad
| words, and could they have seen the end
from the beginning. might perhaps have Ia
ken different eaurse. 4 new appointment
Gently characterized hy brcsd'ana butter
leader as IN t*old rnnt,", md it vas ronnd'y
threatened that his time should be short
With The declaration that such appointments
success Of ''my policy
1t becomes more and more evident thu
| those who have been thoroughly ideutt
tacd with tue Union party, whatever thei
! present professions, are not regarded .
worthy to enjoy the en,olumcnts Of Office fo
more tlian brief space. The postmaste
{ | Of Fond tin Lac, appointed but a few week
: | since. after careful investigation Us to hi
,, standing, has been suspected ofa lack Ct dc
vo,ion 10 the "humble iadividnals'' fo1
, tunes, and has had to make Wa
I for q Democrat Complaint is mad
= that the newly appointed poatmaste
. 1t Osbkosf was sn s'Ab6lish' 'nist,n and b
: viii doubtless be superseded !; and the san
!. thing ID going on all over the State. TlLt
!, reached till fhll-bioodcd copperheads a,
cn:nfnrtaf1y Installed in iii the offices. The
f1rnish nearly ull the johnson votes. br
: will not continue to do 1t II they cannot hay
{ a propostionate share Of the Presidents . .:
!. ranks, It Is said that J. A. Noouan, a re.
!. ,,nr.ijabl,. snrt of Denocrat In days pas
+ nnd curtiallr hated by The consistent iacl
: hers Of that party. has been the chief bugl,
i Thomas Hood. Of Ills city, who Is reportf
= to have made handsome sum: at Washin
IS S I'm m ini,Tv n,c1,t and otficc broker. Is ii
1; managing mai agcat at Washington Of the Bsca
Il anl. .Butter Fiur. =.
+ The original Goppcrhead Democracy Of Il
~ nate candidates for Congress IN all the d
= tricts cxcent The Third, Nr. EldrIdsc ta
e | inr been dominated In the fourth son
a. weeks aro. The Convention In the First d
eaed e. kaene q thS ;1 ilth Rat that
y, Fifll, ut Appleton On tho 1911, aud that In I
n n sixth nj lacrosse on the lsth. The Brea
Is and. .Buttcrputs cooperate with these calls
" the different districts in various styles, b
take such action in ali as to bring about
possible 10 their old enemies.
In tic First Dlstrict the National Uni
ts Con1nlttcc'' simply tie their ra., to the I
,c Of the Copperhcad kite, by requesting
I'd operation with Inc Democratic call of
oe Second District calI is Issued by II.
Tonnrr nf the Central Committee, q
channcey Abbott. late Pension Aeeut, a
!, Tnnis to be acn1n, Of the District Comm
DC tee, for n Delegate Convention at the So
mt time and Mace with the Democratic,
M. which ssall voters who supported the ei
~ tinn Of Lincoln and johnson, and all so1di
~, Who served ia the fcll, !" and approve
A. Pbiiadclphia platform and the Frcsidef
hc polIcy nre invited to send delegates.
~. s1so f;4r q dc1ecatc convention. at the So
~ tfmc md nlacc with Tic ssDcmocrat,c,'' .
~ nil Pbflndciphians, The thing partictsia
re- deserving Of comment about this call Is, t
u Nj. George M. Robinson, who chanced t.
appointed Chairman the Republican Un
~, aro' hnt was led. hy rersonni hatred Of
'oe Treesman ssWver 1rtf inyc pf bread md /
NC. III hfrnsoif ~ ia Iohn
ose tss,, " es.A ast uta''saf at.,cs has t.,e
nd ftoniry, alseT the manner Of "Litt1e VIM
yor- Roymond. 10 attach his name to this
~, ~. nrrhcad Alliance call, as tChntrrnan Of
we ,..i;aaI, 4.n1,~oa s}nn.1 Enmmiffer y
INST at3penrtinr :" hstrsr thc tT1sst corutnittci
In aisenn..nE W ns.hns th9s si1tf, N;strict !,
But convention Of al who fayor the PhiIadell
pen. platform IS callcu 4or tnc saI r. n,n,, e..us
'hn. pace a. lnat hSeu ILon. os,aot - sr t1,ot
Ion 'aar iii y i bc f,or H. t1ese Transparent