, 1873-08-25

bY uk lonrt two-tllrtlh Of tho Republican pnporH
Of thu State. aud llo H. on all llantis ncRsuWl~
etgod to DO infinitely nut'orinr to either VI tlo
otior candidates In point Of ability md acconi-
noutly qualified for tho ocoof Lieutenant uov-
ornor; wlnlo tho Nogonoy man, at loast, IL 70,
gartletl by evory man Of judgment hs u'lslli'ea
for tho position. Not but tint lo might manage
TO preside over tho deliberations Of tho benato
will tolorab1e a.1ccosa. but tho onBung oloctsoh
Involves q 1llattor OF
MUCH GREATER coNsEQuHNoE
than tl,at. There is ecarcoly q ronson TO doubt
that Gov. WaHl,burn will a.1ucood Mr. Carpenter
in the United States Sonatu III Which osont tho
Lioutonant-G Governor would of nocoBsitY bocoro
Governor during tho unoxpirod portion Of Wnsl.
burns gubernatorial term. It IL, therefore, Of
the utmost Importance tint n t,an qualified to
Lloutonant- Governor. shond Mr.. Thomson bo
olootod, ho would In tho ovent Of tlto contingon-
cy suggested, be Governor hilnuolf Whereas
should Alr. Eaton DO elected, Prince Bismarck
6syssno9 6Syss %s T. to " Wsdo os9' "ea 81 ps t. 1 s
secure lilo nomination Of his can-
dldato. Tho Temperance mon havo do
olared TINT thoy will not support Mr. Enton.
ploding tito Radical party Of this stato there orc
not q few, evon Of Ills frionda. who would not
roglot worry much 10 HOO him boaton.
AS FOR LII. KEyEH,
he has . fire under his OWN kettle thas needa hts
constant attuntlon. determined bat uuBuo-
oust him from tho OhairmanBhip OF tho Contrat
Comu1itteo aud tho effort will this yoar be re-
Hunod with determination that will at loast oc-
caBion Alr. Kcyes Bomo usensino5B OF mind.
The truth In. tho soro-ncckod hadeals havo b.
como 10 thoroughly wearied with wearing tho
Bismarck yoke that the ro~election Of our Prince
will hardly fail to bring on most Interesting
row.
ANOTHER nooK
upon which tic Convontion ia almost certafn to
70 to pieces, is tho platform. For tho most
part, tho resolutions will, OF course, amount
simply to d string OF glttorlng gonorallties,
and tho PRONUNCIATION OF platitttdea That hago
been d Thousand tlploB reikeratcd {; but It 10 tho
Balary-grab busineBa that will start tho sweat.
am Informed By a Radical friend that (. set OF
resolutions has alroady boon drawn for introduc-
ton, and that thoso rolAting to tho salary-stcal
fnirly scream with dennnciation Of that infa-
nons outrago. Ihie will rniHo tho hair Of tho
Koyoa-C Carpenter combination. who will doubtless
stronuousy oppose any form Of speech. .oalcu-
latod to touch tho gonsibility Of tho back-pny
champion. But TINT will not do. II tharo 10
any ono thing. tonching which the pooplo Of
Wisconsin, alike Republicans and Democrata, il:
ARE THOROUGHLY AGREED, *@-'.'7~ *EEt
1t is In uttor detoatation Of tho back-aalary in
fanny, aud Of tho whole society Of Congressional
corrnorantB. It is poBBiblo TINT tito Regency
will not daro oppose themselves to this dotor-
mined sentiment OF tho people; Tut, should they
venture upon such q pioco Of indfBcrotion, 1t
will provo tho signal for rather tho louaost TOM
post TINT over broke out in this State. Tho fact
is, the Radical party In Wisconsin is
ntrE FOR nuprunE;
and. at tho rato things nro nov being managed,
a regular blow-up cail1iot bo mitch longer de-
ferros. At loast ono-hnlf Of the party LIZ rosolv-
cd to rovolt from tho ra,lo Of the Regency, aud
aasort its freedom from tho petty tyranny Of
importinont Postmnsters, as VOL az the Whoio
tribo Of pedlling politicians who fetch and
carry for our sovereign D;smarob. Had tho
Democrats oitltor organization, 1oatlofs hip,
or force t1loy might perhaps turn tho situation
to recount But, they l1avo np}thor; and, ho-
sides, tho people. however tired Of Republican
sway, will mover accept Democracy III the altor-
natiyo.
huyo been told that
SENATOR CARPENTER
has been adnonishcd by his frienda that le Ind
botter keep away from Madison on Wednesday.
Perhaps nothing ought to B1lrpriee ,ls Hinoo his
Jancayillo sToech; bnt it ts hardly probable that
he will mako his appearance nt tho Madison
Convention. Tho public nro becoming very
curious to know what he proposes to do about
tho roltoration. By tho Now York Tribune of the
Long Branch scandal Worry Iikoly, it ho ro-
solves to bring action, it will bo With Wow
merely to tho Vlndication Of his chnractor. and
not for tho purpose Of testing tho pocuniary ro-
Bponsibility Of tho Tribune. But it ia thought
that he ought to do something.