The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-19
MADISON.
THE CAPIroL-THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE,
SUPREME JUDGES.
CORRESPONDENCE of Evening Wisconsin. !

correspondence Of Evening Wisconsin
Even in winter, wnon tbc sa1w cover
ne gronnh, under the pale lgat Of De"
-hoeF sun Madison has ohtrpiox lo,k.
J ne caplt'l or WINS as II were tae come
=! me city. The broad avenues shat "a.
nate from tile CApuM give = peculiar
ne nty /" dne structure, 4nd when th 3
pre.ent population becomes ~qnsl t. shat
ii Milwaukee, NJ alison wilt be- one of the
~ attTaC tge ellie. ia .he World
Oar site capitol cost l-ss that 5000 900.
tnh nowhere IN a0y country can i Duud-
ing be found so posing, so tasteful and
- suitable i1r !ts purpose. Architects
generally biander 81 ,rightfujIy that we
conceive our capitol 10 bu a haopv mis-
take. The new fence around ,he en- Yltoi
park WI I'D much - the appearance uf
ne State u.s.. The work 'psa are nav
freeing 'te gateway posts which aru Of
joliet "t'ne, ami hantSnmeiy carved Ths
iron railing - already ia place; II IL
a"at ana severe III deS;gn Altoge thcr,
the Snrr"u1iing4 oi the capitol promise
60 DC ful'y ~ cc'rd with thu bQlliing
THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE,
The C"tIege wnIcA a>,cM DIED ia the
Governor room, on 5Ae Id III q 49,
81 cas' tho yoto f Wisconsin .ur G..ne
&h1 wilson, vas comp ~ed 3f tpur editors,
'"o arnCfs, Two mAHufacturers, one W.
y"r AnA ooe o4pker A I'D editor AMI
an elector In 1868 II d Barron, was on
ia ion of VIM. b Cramer. fntdr Pras,-
deaf at tne College, ali thu. / irmaIit,as
al tue ~" We're Ytry s'r.ctty observed, xs
'he least lFfeguIa ICy vtlates the yof.,.
Governor WASH burn, with sstne Jiscotn-
'ort - hlns@o gave ne 9 4 t,ye the ,1se
az ne exc 'n'tve chAmbei Geo. G. Swan.
""ri ny Repub!la0 floai Sauk county.
va" ~etected - cArrg the vote ef the state
u Washington. W. hone Nv ttl. TINA
annther Presidential election Ills ar,uud
that the penpts will De q is to vote d.
rectiy tor President and Vie President.
the Intervention OF ~ @ieclOrai College
Vas device Of the Fedcrsljsrs tn kr o
power rom the people and We trust u
VIII soon nc swept from our c,nstituti n,
as ny voting DIR GUY, the masses Will be
'ess su!jsct to che tyranny Of caucuse,
AUD conventions. THIN any man can b.
Candidate FIR the Presidency, and W.
IA 7e faith in the pc pile, that the best
man will be sure to receive the largcs1
Number Of v,teS
SUPREME JUDGES.
had the pleasure to day IF droppin
III Tor re" moments N the private cham
Der OF the Supr"mr Court, aud tnunI
Gnlet JTsllc" Dixon, and Justices Cp,e
and Lyon preparla2 for tile Dacsmbst
term. The appearance Of the JUDGES j,
decidedly IN their i&v"r. They are per-
8 'nab'e, Vel favored men, and the urner.
Al cat OF their heads indicates taAt they
are men of mind. They are lndu, triuus.
cIear-hradsd and temperate; and 1t is
gratifying to know that their decisions
are $" NANTES ~ in accord with ,,w and
comm u sense that they are respected rs
Tue judgment or c'earrhcddcd, aOlo aud
n"hTst Jnrlsts. 1t takes Lime to grow
strong aud aele Judge, for in addition to
integrity he must have EXPERIENCES Chief
Justice Dixon and Justice Cote have had
over twelve years experience ON the
bench and We may remark they have
we'll approved their time. Judge LYON.
their ne" asio late, thougha Younger man
Is proving himself to be all that his
friends hs expected. An honest. clear
headed and capable judiciary ls one Of
the pillars of go NJ government, au,! we
know that Wisconsin is tavored in this
regard.
Even in these modern days, whea it ia
pitnily said "that society is honey combed
with corruption" our Judiciary is above
repr"ach, and SO stainless that not even
the shade" of suspicion sests on = sin.
gle member Of oar court With q caua-
BE and incorruptibc judiciary, and su
efficient, careful and economical state ad
the people of Wiscoasia re-
ce've every reasonable assurances that
their rights will be maintained in all
their relations toward each other, and
mat no unnecessary burdens of taxation
Will be imposed npoa them, which shall
diminish the proceeds Of honest toll.
WAR r