, 1872-12-11

isua aaes;o, hit ha is one OF those
hained qualities who nha5e hadies and he made in
ental IN an dehoeraslve coessfui Chairman of the
1ns nlss 'et1 Go11,nttee became one Of the most
effective debaters 1nmentary On so duties tGat he
such aptitude tof 1,1an;mnns vote to nreside
was selected ny +.a uu artrn session held by it
over me h for the trial Of the Edmonds
years OF age and Is tae 1E[s r. R. native Of Yer
lcal and @ mensa len rapeed for nany Years in this
nt' 5 nnS s me Of The leading attorneys Of the
thriving ny ~ ~ oond Judgment, and of es-
pleasing speahGI VI e; b;a co11eaeues in the last
tapnsne9e sars ra>eected NAMELY; Senators
stoddard. stna 10 Of Hillsdalo; Prutzman of St. Jo--
geph; @ ILL., " nsefnl snd attentive, though
Bay Iney Mei9 aro4n;nent members in 1911.
nos esRe',1u5 n ~ he art to make yery dif- |
fnu ferent ~ record in 1873. This city has
sent to the 9enA1e % t"o H. nsS;I NJ R;cI-
Mr: Nina1 p ~ eo1ni1.a++ ond ranTesnnfatye
ara5on: nu. D,an SP ~ Wesson Being large real
estato ese7e owners % and Mr.. Richardson the we'll
known man1iactu5er 51 ~ t11o,,1hnut tite ne Wcat
Wh1ch are so1 so nSstf Iii 1,resont the
and 6outh: 1nese eeuli9n:;n ;a5 ~ h,,5Enaaa ;ndr
ele,nene ;c ~ "a so often sadly lacking in our
Western leglsiotaYo pooles. - 49, sno ~; Sen
four members we're promoted 70 tne coolu1e ~
ate, W: 1onn =: eu'n1ni, st 11a;r - T. G3ar Of
| e[lcA -. "an9' s.5 ~ ~ r = Mitchell. of Grand
Mewaygo; ano ~ W., W. = T. ,,ore ~ % 4hsn the ordinary
Traverse,-au men Of MoIo tnAn n.,r - vii Ia
Legislature cau9te; stal Gh;,5 - -nnrnher Of
fepresen1tea ~ yooe;;;n@ sanates. and one of the
one OF lnJ p14fe@n5 faaa<a ~ tha Stete. Lenaweo
np,,s,ft sanda nrominent member Of the House
county senas H'nl1ae Af;c1F1e~ and Gone
BONG seals asoaa 1o,,ta;,, 1a1nes t. Curry, who
see Coua1s 4enos 4ha usp'15n Honso of 1860. The
oelGnSeu onSs ss,,a+o~ sn cn1oncl G. z. DeLand,
ia slso IN old member, and several years ago
repiesen'GHaf ~ ~ ~ ssnoG man at Lansing" in the
ssnate aten u Innaa r Mrt4owau. Of Coldwater, and
oensse, Graehr ~ Grand RAPIDS, are already
%osean 3ani1 g. InoT9 IN the State; and there arc
1aVofaoly na,,ta+;res Aaomn - of the Michigan edi-
also W. ssotaI,t1 -Gantain Henry S. Clubb, Of
IptlS! 1 ataIg1a Har.n H5rEiG and George II. Dewey,
ne ~ e14nu Hsa+;ngs Rouner. Tho other members
are gentlenen o. utly yo1,',ta!ions vet to make
and hnvo their otea9 of The Senate, there is
for ihe HlnG. IHr4e on4e'7 Ear the SecretaryEnip,
tho the 'asa leadine Candidate is James H Stone, tic
editor CT the Aa.al'azuo x.,orionce having bzen e
seEEes the reqn1slte s,,5, tIa 1;slativs sessions
frequent at1enaEms hnr olsn seTyed as Assistant
u G1a1t of fhe House In this respect he pos
EeEses aee1oeu ~ +lao ~ fon, r. ann,
cand1oa!esl WHY 1ant;n ~ so' 10 Generally conceded.
ber, and ns etsc.lun 20 rms md EnrolIing
cie,S S i0ts Lave no not yet taken sufficiently definite
!z1, 1olm 70 niaAe d. '''''D7
posslole'
TIE De noesE Mesl or u end therc-
largely conpossen o.n u o formcd as to its proba-
BILE character. VI the ia5t douse, - tlosl
members were Reelected, bit onlJ one u !nose
gentlemen created any ma1hgu a4 petxoG! sos Golone
c. B. Grant, Of Ann Arbor INA ecnugtnan 1 ~ i
Gn illustration Of the benens "hlcn n1sao l.. ~
cious persecution Will often CONFER upeH ~ 1ss
subject. Colonel Grant Is son.l.i4M Ea1ef ~ oni
Governor and ex-senator AlFhens ?. teicn, ~
9 is the lawpartner OF that dlst1ngulsneu Deu et1
crat. He has been himself Lifelong anu attls'
y Republican, and is man OF cnaIac'eEi ,,.as
ton, energy End natural elpar mse1f
g and out Of the contest wltn
promotion He vas snor'y a,, sfa}e mi;
Postmaster at Ann Arnor anu IN t our s.asp
tics affiliated w1th aasr %pg uetn at Ri Blair vas th
distinguished leader Ihs iaet grey nanc7 aomn u?,
him tho animosty Of the senasolaa1 @ nee9Hoy =
s this State, aid Messts; noMat% tat;an sA'A fter
Ter decided .pd upon ,lr;od m5 te matter throug
at Washington ana secured y GofS1oI Gaonel Dea,
removal and the appointments o. S9lonh, ~ bro,ai,
u in bis place. As no ehAlgse ~ n;ciol cIg1
IS against Colonei ufaus IN uhic11 his dismissu
acter the p;n pfSnao nosition vas accomplished va
regarded BY his frlends ana ssstl1 Sc an ot5are
cans geneIany o. ann nccrSinriT 1t the nc'
of and it was resen1e1 no1itical conrs
se biennial election Colonel 9Iane ttsa T,on
indicated BY his affer ,et sprted M I
az latnfe py 1a!so -, ~ }ia triumphant election
NJ at the primaries, ana py n9 o1 ;9tinentia1 nos
y At lansing he at once Iood ~ ~ ;ha Gomittce
tGn 4as.oa an dentaaa d hsa Sc Sh Of
be- most important Legislation Of the session. o,
spring of 1871 be the ssas9 and no@
for afGaf }g he ms vas
be House by his old constituents, aiu ta 4nrsns
largest majority % eFeT h;s s1en npazant s promnen
lal bis district uca aas q ~ Lis lis npersona strength
M Colonel Grant Owes to n;s Po1nGd ard conacity@b
re- for be Is man o. 1nsegs sra aI had for nolitit
led such ambition as ne aided By what lis
Mah TO- be Crushing BLOW He is
nnee - ths tyeo leading candidates for the Spea
hs e and Is tns oag SD1 that It.
i've his colleagues last Session. tnDse WY Sges
elected with Asa,n I'm a1o G5enberan the Of Bere
nd Watkins OF A1eGan, ne}bo, Van Scoy. Of Clinto