The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-11-19

ASSEMBLY.
.Aaams-O B Lapham 4al q.
-BrOwn-J S Wilcox, q Wilcox q
| ,Bufalo-Robert Henry
Il Catumet-~C II M Peterson eaa
Chlppeaoa and Dunn--Thad c Pound
| elCtaTk and Jacks0n--J c Baxter
-. C0Luna6ta-A Turner, Thornton
Thompson, Freemen NJ Ross -t1 -Ji
Craagord-B, f Fay la. ~ ul
Dane-John e Johnson, Knute Nelson,
John Adams, Andrew Henry, Geo1ys B
Smith, L
D0dge-Cyrus Perry, Rees Ecasas, 4 d
Detany Eugene o. Conner Ey
Door and Keaoaunee-J r Mcdonald.
T. Eau C2are and Pepial-Fa Allen.
Fond dG Lac-H G Bottum, II B Belts.
| K Hamilton, W S Warner, Andree Die,
ringer, Charles Geiesse. hSsSs
Grant-Joseph Harris, G II Brock, VIM
Pitt Dewey, b III Coates, AR Mozart
ney.
Green-Jeff F Wescort and Thos Jack
son.
Y Green Lake-E L Hoyt. ~ ~Jli
Lo'0a-Abner Powell, w Z Rowe. Z Z
Jetersons-.lo}@ Rutiedqe, S j Conklin,
j WingloaO, j NJ Bingham. q All
J,sfseau-F F. Potter 7it.h-
henosbG-Samuel E tTarbell. }f'f
La Or0sso-C G Palmer, and N P Wal
ler s K'F
La Fayette-Chas Pole, n B Richard
son. o-ta
Nanltoaooc-=JQln Bohne, Richard o.Dono-
can, j L Fobes,
Marathon and Mood Henry Reed.
MarQuette-7IFna MUrphy r4q
Nila0auhee-Patricb Dreao, Geo .45gyt,
James Hoye, S G West, John Fellenz, DO
sept Philips, D H Johnson, II G Runke5,
Henry Rothe John S4tg1fd, T
Monroe-7Je ssie Bennett.
QcQatQ and S2taaoan0-Parlap Semple.
Out0gGno5e-CE NcIntosh.
OSd0k9e--Jo5 HaskaU.
Pief'ce--B II Ices. a1a&
Polk, Bag15eJd, dcc-Henry D Barron.
Portdge-F G Huntley.
Ract''e-A L Philips and Il Z Gil
none.
Bjch}a'ad--J III Thomas
Rock-Seth Fisher, D e Maxor, Abel,
mon Sherman, G II Parker, and A No
Sauk-C G Kuntz, John Gillespie.
e S2tedoyguts--T NJ Rlaokstock, Sylvester
CalWeh, Geo Graves.
1fempete0U--Douglas Arnold -
Vern0'a--zJohn Mi McI4ees, Van Ben
nett, ~ " 4 = ~ -
H'a1ioorth--A G. Kellam, John A Smith
Daniel Hooper. Vii FIX, Is go6
Washingt0n-Johas Hustler, D W Macon
'Wdukesha-Vernon Tichenor, E Hurl,
but, james McDoadld.
Waupacca FL Sessions, asses
IVatshaa'0--J n P Bird tll
Neutrality-suspicious. Buxton, G w Trask
j Ii Foster. '5
Republicans 6Sl /; Democrats 80.
Republican maj, on joint ballot 41.s.ea |
VHE FUTURE OF WHEAT. We have
elsewhere indicated what is in our opin-
ion, the cause of the wheat decline. 1t is
not the superabundant supply, but the
resulting from excessive cur
rency contraction. 1t is with in the pow
er of legislation to effect remedy, andl
Congress, which meets Ia December, will
undoubtedly take the matter in hand
Meantime, one thing is certain. 7HaAI
loiseTt as 2ntrtnSlcGIty ao0rth more uaun it
brings at present, and it must before nextI
harvest, experience a large advance. ,The
policy for farmers, therefore, is to hold
their wheat until better prices Don't
sacrifice it fyou can help it. 1t may be
there will be no material advance in the
West before next spring Lake naviga
ton is about to close, ! ring nearly all
the wheat crop in IT,. h. Ids of Western
dealers and producers, and if grain moves
eastward during the winter, the high
winter freight tariff will operate to keep
the price down here, though it advance
in New York and Europe. But we opinc
that hose who can hold their wheat till
spring will be amply repaid for SO doing.
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