, 1869-09-04

nations, Every Congressional dl1trics has repre-
sentative On the ticket except ths Ptrst, and iss
delegates fetled to unite On my ones a1Eo uuu1-
her Of them, fnt instance. supporting FstfcaAd H.
stead Of Van WJck for Governor, md nual1y po1-
tlcn of them presenting q candidate (slt. Fal-
IowD}-Who wouIt, doubtless, hare sddad strength
to the ticket Il phred on etsewoere-
Against HI Craig, whose nomination s
stats Superintendent was demanded b. the teach
en- Of the sta1e. The argument OF locality de-
teased the leading Welsh and Norwegian 'candl-
ts3es, who both Aaa the ustoEtonh To b realdenta
OF f1h district -,-.'.
Tne candidates ue ~ good ns=n, worthy sad
well qaalt1ed" 10 Governor Fahrnild- known
Ill oye1 the country ~ Wlscoustna one-armeo
Governor, and who has discharged INC oaues OF
tnr Executive once In b manner cot opcQ to c11tt-
c1ku-nas been accorded the unprecedented homer
Of q nomination for third term Despite the
feeling In favcE Of RchAnge ol Officers ali round,
md the clatuu OF the First District he viii,
think. poye stronger candidate than Ak. Van
Wyck, On account Of hi. Identification with the
Fn1 and Wisconsin River Improvements meas-
ure REGARDED of vltA importance through
~ large Becton Of the State-and the
posIlion OF the latter on certa1n 9ues-
tong rendering him obnoxious 70 many Eote.s Of
foreign birth. I'll. Ponud, the noE:tues for Len-
tenant Governor, u a Joung nA1i ret twenty
years resident o{'the State-an active, enterpris-
ing, wealthy Inmte7lnan, popular IN the Sixth Dis
nct, where he ress3ts several times member Of
The Legislature, ana u good pnruauentaziau and
pxtsdtng officer. TIE nomination Of Ell A. Spen-
Ger for Secretary Of Stasb over tue present tncua
bent, General 7. s. Aller., h bare majority or
the votes cast. was one o. the astonishing things
Of the convention, as General Al,en,s renomna-
uoo wss regarded, By himself and people general
IT, - fnre. 1t Is supposed 70 hare been effected
by q combination with Tan Wyck, the cry for "a
new deal, "the supposlaon Of several delegates
that 1t Was an Informal ballot and other causcs-
He IL man OF ability, has been six years As
sistant Secretary and knows ali about the duties
Of the otuce and the adAIrs Of State. Que Of the
strongest nominations Is that Of Mafor Henry
Baetz7 Of nanltowoc, IS Treasurer, both as q rep
resentattst Of soldiers aud Germans. He IS q
Ean Of Character and ability and such personal
popularity As to have been repeSted1y elected to
ones In q strong Democratic county. He served
with the TWe4tj-sixth Wisconsin, aud was
wounded Ut Gettysburg. Judge 8. s. Barlow, the
NOMINEES for Attorney General, u senAtoE from
sank one OF the counties OF the Third District re-
lied On for heavy Republican maIofitiea, Was
Chairman Of the Senate Judiciary Committee last
winter, Is lawyer Of tair ability and man of In
tegTity, energy and earnestue.R. Mr.. Craig, the
very capable, fa,thfnl practical and popular Super
intaudent OF Schools, WAS reuominsted to the Of
ice with the duties Of which he has been CONVEX
sant for the las1 ten year., though it, head only
this term. George F. Wheeler, Of the Fourth DEs-
trics Is drss-cIaas business man, has been often
In puh1ie pos.tions always found faithful, and viii
make most competent and useful Officer.
By = weI}-osRantzet and vigorous campaign,
Aueb az the Chalsmsn Of the new ssase Committee,
| Hoe. E. ". Keyes, knowa 50 well hos to conduct
this ticket can be u1umphautJ elected, though
! the Demoe1nts hope At their convention NEXT
week to make such pointa as Will R!ve them en-
| coufageuens for = contest In fex days the ST.
| u1tio1 will b clearly detned-
General Atwood, Of ths Stdta Journal, ono Of the
| four leading candidates for Governor, seta good
| example TO other defeated candidates. IL giving
htB Buccesatul nTAl hearty endorsement, aud in-
| dIcatlnS an Intention to battle for tho common
cause with as much zeal rs II he had been ap-
pointed Captain OF the hosf. PICs-