, 1870-10-03


ere>stcunl and other Nomluu-
ticn&.
Sweta, Correspondence Of The Chicago Trj5uut.
MADISON, Wis. Sept 3
a Ssste candidate on either side and pomi-
nccs for moet Of the Congressional Districts
arc il the field, and tho political CANVASS ma
b. said to havo lairiy begun. It does not
1omise to be particularly animated, except.
p, .baps. in the First District, which the De
mocrscy mean to carry. There aro no gzea,
issuee to be decided rs in tho contests for so
many years past, tho chief question being
whether poHer sha1l be continued in tie sam"
hands which Lave used it 30 we'll and 80 much
to the advantage Of the country during the
Inst ten years, Or te SURRENDERED into the
hands Of those who Lava proved htst.class
fault fndt II with the management OF othefe,
but In tic fcw trial. they Lave had OF late
have shown small cApahlliss to do better.
THE LE9is1.A1rnE-
Indications are that the Democrats viii
| make = most earnest effort. by hook or by
| crook, to get u majority in the Legislature, or
| 1t least to rnut1ol the Senate. Tbs apportto1t-
,nent Of the State into Congressional. Senate
and Assembly districts IL TO bc made next
| Winter. The Democratic strength is chiefly
in 4 few counties, which have not increased
as rapidly in population ~ the Kepublicap
tecti. ne, spd 60 tho Democracy understand
that on any fair natu1. Il apPostionment OF the
State, thcy will be in hopeless minority in
both branches Of the Legislature, aud hare
| OIL. oue, Il perhaps sorpetimcetwo Congress-
mcp. Accordingly their organs are ufg1ug
! t.o nomination OF tho strongest and mont
available n.en for the Legislature on their
| side, hoping aEa.n.t hope to cArTF the Legis-
la,ur. and then make +uch An app- rsiormeut,
| lY EcrT. maude.ing diatricts. L. would give
| tkcM kot1e hoEc Of future fu!ceRs-
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF staools.
The Goyefnur sonic time since appointed
Rev. Samuel Fa.1owF, OF Milwaukee,, State
Superintendent of Public Inst.uc iou> to take
il man Of much talent, pleasant aadreas,
and Of liberal education. experience ~
teacher and manager OF educational inetitu-
tione, thoroughly nnderetapds the educasiol,-
NJ system and wants Of the State. WAS taitss.
I full told.er in tie la;e war TOT tho Cninn, and
il now popular preacher. When the sP-
| poiuiment was made 1t was supposed by some
ii.at It vould hold good for the renainde1 of
the t, r1n, Int ii. examination OF the Consti.n'
tipn and ;aNs showed 1hat the appointment
was ou1y good for the balance q
tlls year. and that an election Hou11
hare to be held fo- next- Ssretsl
| papers having raised Mr.. Faltios' name, and
I his appointment having been Very generally
commended, the tlepubltcan State Cantra
Committee deemed it unnecessary to call
; convention, and pnt him in nomination. Ihi
. | was &cquietced in without dissent By the lie
! publican press, and it was not supposed thtr
would t.e any OF pos,as candidate. The Demo
/ | cratic State Committee, however. Thought til
, 1 opportunity OF reminding people Of their es
J lstence should nos be lost. and 60, ~ met
matter OF form, Nominated Dr.. II. B pslt
{ | of Oshkosh, : gcntleuaa warmly urged +
q The last Democratic State conse,
e tion, bnt net accepted. He b:
= neSeE had sny experience =. , teacher. AT!
J. only knowledge Of our educational esstem
y ! Of the schools OF Oshkosh, to which posit,s
j lie great personal popularity 1t home efect'
i | hi,n.> He does net think there is auy past
rio hope Of his succees, and so don't think
worth while to withdraw hts nane- Repn
licsns should. however. be sure and have y
en Eallowe' nane on their ticket.
~ A. FIRST coS6RIss1uSAl p1s1Rac7.
"a "a The prospect OF Republican success in :
Firet District In nct encouraging. PAttl
he are pretty evenly tatanced- and the Reput
It. cali strength il chiefly IN the rural di,tric
70 ~Eere It IL much nsoze t1lfficuItto Eetout ! 4
~ vote than in the caties General HahettE- Pal
s9 e1 with his one leg aEd Glorious military sa=o
~. ard personal popularity With tbs Gerua
e.. IN Milwaukee, has managed by eArncst CHI
ed on the rsst OF himself ind friends, to sect
n. be dec.inca to te again = candidate. 7
Hs platforms Of the two conyeutlo
,In ~ bo.h held 1t n.cino, were not -
en-. eoa'1aa1c$o'E. 4Ae 4Rpabtc4us e0uofa
sim Grants administration. the reduction Of
debt and decrease nf taxation: e,atosized
constitution. and dccl.rcd obedienca to
provisions the fset duty Of every Amsti
',en citizen; expres ed a5mpsthy with Germs
.,r and congratulated tho people OF the Repul
OF France on tlltiT release from despo.i
~ ~ | and invoked the influence OF tho United ST.
" Government to secure pescc in Europe on
,s ...ax basis Of 4ncrican ide1.: opposed t1onopo
@'s and subsidies at the expense of the pso
,u4. The Democrats advocated faithful obsarss
, hy Of the constitution aud laxs, economical
The ,.,inistEAtion, aad rigid accountability: toa
step in advance. by disavowing ans putpoa
: o. 81 t.lterfere WITH any questions heretofore in
!" = H. pute, which hxye been settled ty AMI
Tue reuts to the Federal Constitution. !
,us those measures to ssznd Or
a. l.. tho test at fair e1pstionce;
eaa- clarcd in favor Of reducing taxation
fas: as coreistent with the faith Of the IA
a. to it, public debt. and 70 ~ to e4al
~, The burden, and relieve business. intel
'1", = on and the laboring cla.ses- Bo:h eulo5
tttv their candidates The Republscaa tarit <
ofs- luton WAS NJ follows:
Sides "IhAt the Republican party bctses that
cee. is the great and "ni5 sure foundation OF nAt
T. q prosperity, and thst, therefore. suck dl%csiu
stnst | Ing psoteCuen should he A1n1dpt bJ
hait. eEeas u win secure to evrry iAoo:es y
xhes the limits Of the republic his Just ren1uaes5
slird and cpcout1Re home En&nuf1cru1c11 Ntthot
He posing undoe buttnena upon the coaSum.