The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-03-14

Private Secretary, Auctioneer, aal Agcn.
! for Public Patronage, az auction or on pti-
vaSe terms, for King Ulysses, al
dressel TO ParIo Broker Z. W.
+ keyes, Chairman Of the Republican
State Central Committee, at Madison, ".
lie jinglei his bell to convene his commit
tee, and then sat down and wrote out hl.
manifesto for State Convention TO Assem-
bic in solemn conc!ave, on Wednc, lay,
March 18th, 1872, to nominate an electoral
ticket Of ten electors, and also select twenty
kaorR present-tahsrs as delegates to repre-
sent the Republican party of Wisconsin, in
the Republican Convention to be held at
Philadelphia, on the 9Th day of June, A. y.
1872. Great care and discretion must be
used that none bat the faithful AMI Initial
ed get in, and, perhaps, it would be best to
send none but government appointces, as
our worthy Chief Magistrate must be sus-
taIneI at all hazards; in which event we
can 90 on and establish more Custom
Houses, and, by such bills as the Po~ta!
Telegraph bill anl new inventions in kind,
can soon have an army of occupation that
will in time be able to squelch out \. T.
Stewart or any other man who obieo.s l.
deiag roJJel for the benefit OF oar party,
which will soon enable US to attain that
high and exaltel position among the na-
tons Of the earth, that our mDs.
glorious sister Republic Mexico now occu-
pies. 'Ail hail the glorioa5 day Anl
IN the moan time no pay rolls Will be ap-
proved Of Or paid until after the Phila lei
phia Convention, when all the truly loyal
Will be promptly pail. Whereof fail not
1t yoar peril. In Grant AMI the M1lison
Rrsency put your trust Or OFF goe5 you.
official head Signed, Yours, Z. ". kcyes,
Chairman State Central Committee, Par
ION Broker for the District of Wap4a, ana
Genera! Agent for public patronage on
reasonable percentages"
.Aest printed circaIars with coP;as of
.tt- rec..ral by Keyes from y hin
.s.. .a!roaj passes ana ticket. ~
- t4.y scaled anl sent 70 or e-rr 4..-
'...4sy ..claI.tcr. Deacon B Ba~r.tor't, Eia:r-
naa Of the County Committee, to is.r.-
.-se among Feleral oai:.:'s % a. not 20
.zc.'e suspicion. The Deacoa broke tile
Hsz.acy seal, AMI, finding only fo1r passes
au CUP tickets, concoctel the plan 10
srea, ia. He notified Esslinscr, Lu'iu-
AMI White, giving them their prin;e
in t7uc-ious, passes and soup tickets
leaving Shove and kittell unnotiiel, uu-
Passe and unsoupel. As none bat those
IN !er orders felt any interest in the N ..ryr,
the Deacon proposed to do all the dirty
work of getting up ere lent;a!s il the laar
enc warIs in this city, if they would con
sent to his beng a delegate. A, theY
Knew he had been stan ling applicant for
Federal f4yors for years with hope ever
fresh aul green, they consented, which
agran5 5+ment ca.ninatcl in ye-r eu.a.i.
yet very select convention on Saturday
i2,s: D II II NE the OH. tnAS. hipl.ale.'
port; Chl- ". y hike, \ ssessor, and Deacon
Bo~cherlt, Jsssscter for any office, were
duly elected delegates for the Senatorial
al Third Assembly Districts. They wait
81 10. credentials AMI proxies from tic ,!r.t
anl second districts until Monday aiSh,,
when the Deacon came to the rescue oclin
and "vrry inuoecntly" wrote them out,
an!, on Tuesday morning, these foar s-a-
r!eman Ief. this city for Madison viii a
.olii yo;e for Grant, fresh from tis people.
There is nothing ike the purity Of Eepub-
!ic.n rule this side Of Nexico.