The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-09-14

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time being to give to tire people who reside
outside of the towns, as well as those who
reside in them "a opportunity to hear.
| will soon advise YOU Of the time Of such
meetings, 80 that ample notice can be
given, and if agreeable to you | would prefer
to name FIVE ~ per places, making twelve
joint discussions II all this be agreeable
to YOU, pleas atagess me at Racine, and
be assured | remain, Is ever, sincerely
YOURS, J. Il. DcoLITTLE.
kt Can lie Done-An Important SGg-
geStfon From the Elub.
From the Boron Poet, Sent.
Now, the Radical party IN Wisconsin
may as well prepare for an early demise
the well-considered phrase Of the Milwau-
kee Wisconsin (Republican) Gen. Grant
has succeeded in forcing Washburue on
the party as candidate, by working the
Federal machines all over the State; and
Delano had better 20 to Wisconsin and re-
peat the administration pledges of civil
service reform. 1t looks very much ike
reform, with such employment as is given
to Federal officers in Wisconsin, Louisiana
Missouri, and everywhere else. Wash
burne received l42 votes in the Convention
to Smiths Ill. d" Gen. Nashburnc, 4
said the Wisconsin, is not the choice OF
the majority of the Republicans Of this
State" 1t charges that high Officials
have endcaYored to force him upon the
party and SAYS that - if this attempt to
dictate the nominations Of the State prove
successful, the party hal best prepare for
On eorly demise.' The tombstone may as
well be ordered, then. Some Radical
journals are irving to turn ii off with an
affected laugh ut Judge DOolittcs nomina-
ton By the Democrats, but il i an effort
to provoke the tears Of sympathy. Radi-
calism In Wisconsin has received a staggcr-
inc blow through Grant, and the support
crs of Smith will be little disposed to rally
to obey purely military orders. The Dem
ocrats have fine chance in the State with
so acceptable a candidate Is James X.
Doolittlc, and we believe they will put
forth the most strenuous eXertions for sue
cess The Missouri rcJutc ongH to be re-
peofed ,ciht ne,c cmpda<ia by Wisconsin.
Another Gun for lgashi;.rue-li re
publican Newspaper Declares that
ts,..burne was Nominated by
Bribery and Era uii-,Ehe EoIlsjssa
ton :. 4. Crime 10 be E'T1nisi,e ed ;at Ghc
Ballet Bon,
Special Dispatch lie Milwaukee News.
WHITEWATER, Sept. The " hltc-
water Regjstcr, one Of the Oldest and most
influential Republican newspapers in the
State, and for b years the Republican or
gan of Walworth county, though it HOSTS
the Republican State ticket, declares that
Washburnes nomination was procured by
bribery and fraul: that federal Offices We're
soId oyor and over ar.,;n 70 ,,rocure the
votes Of delegates, and that it Is a crime
that ourbt to lac nunisbnd a+ the ballot box.
IT.. Ill ,,., H., ,,,,,;, ,,or
nc "ii'o - mn 1t '''o i''''''' '-
tons OF the article above referred to:
The oficc-hold"rs, with their hands full
Of federal patronage, have made State
ticket for the voters OF Wisconsin. In
business matters and law, fraud Is held to
yltlate all contract Obligations; but IN poll
tics all Is considered fair. And yet every
body knows that impositions made upon
voters through nominating convention
Gun Hcre' be corrected 6y 0ltr"ys roitHg
tie tirhCt, Bribery Of delegates BY cash Is
generally considered fraudulent and
shameful; and how much better Is II when
the pay is federal office? And when the
same Office Is promised to several persons 1T
the same time, Is It not a compound crime
and one Ht"t Sho"ta Oe pHHtSHc0 ~ NE
1otlot cor
ne TAX on TINS matter ny voters Is
rough, SO lar as heard or reported. Low
many VIII return quietly 10 t1Gtr parry AZ
le7'ahcc none can p[e''cI' nc "ete II"
""ttce % y'Ft IN" Us" none.
Ne" Nor, ,, npi,i.io.n a., o. a. WISCONSIN
..,,1 ~ - ~ .;,,o D,a
;i''' ,D.s ,',' thn l,a,. I'M r,a,s =;
oi"llu ~" ~ w.,
leNle" VI 'i'' 'l'""'i0ii III v ''S'i'
sanT'
ny S.'I', - ~ v l9:',l,.,. - ~
I ,,'l 1, ,'' ,oi i,.,''', 1900 lrr-
c,n Cor"r,ar un - - p Da"ii.tIo
All '.,'l..,,.,i ,,.o,,, r,.,I,. ,,.o.
! fare oroinst +hair onnonanf,
| Tho -a+tomnt 70 control the Radical
! STATE Convention tbrorr5 interference
! from WASHINGTON was successful. At this
the rank and file of the marty revolt. They
threaten To teach Grant a lesson, and to
give him to understand that they are capable
Of manarinr their State politics without
Federal interference. The nnopIe do not
Ike the rule of the Office holders. They
detest il in Wisconsin Is they revolt aoainst
it in New York and other States.
An rarlv yyor,, with democrats.
If c,,a,v non,ocr,t i, WISCONSIN hal
cone r. tie noIlS and votcJ t,vo ycars a,ro
rho cnr;ra bcnorratic St,ta ti,.,rt ,y',7Ii
have bann cIactnj NV over ron rbomsa ,,,,
INIT.
Tnw vo al ooch Don,ocrot 70 roso1,.o
that whatever cIsc NAV honnar f wcIl
enough to walk or ride. he viii 90 TO the
polls on election dav and vote for the Dem
ocratic State ticket. Thousands of Re
pubHcans will absent thcmsclye, from the
polls, or omit to vote for the State ticket
dictated by the Federal Office holders: and
if Democrat fails to vote his nenlcct viii
be almost a crime. Put that in your
memorandum book.-.fo,letou Crescent
TIA ,;,o.;o, g w. noo1:.,,
~ H. VI u i'oo.'I'ie Wa t'l'-
thd oo1o b; i',''o - l.i '' l g.'n neiole
,,e Pi"i'' IN ,oi'.i ie'','ii' 1tilo-
et''9 h'd 'CtNcLS sought tiIc hoii!iHtlioh'