, 1873-09-01

and against showing bridge to be built aoroan
tho mississippi Without Authority Of Congress- or
viii dsrsst By Tue Producing 5 g. olassos IL of .ho
etato, and calls on him to explain Broh attaoks,
Ut course, In Wow of tho fact that doy. Wanh+
burns course on tho snblootB alluded toll object
el toby some earnest Republicans arc not adapt
Cd to promote harmony in tho party.
sEonErAny or STATE.
Tor this office thoro woro four prominent can-
dldntcH, whose votes on tho arBt ballot woro:
y. Y. Young, of Sank W W
II. DEeese, of Columbia. a...................".-. q
A. j. Lsngwof.hy, Of Miiwauicc. %
On tho second ballot, tie Hon. g. W. Young
Who by the wny had done loes , e'ootomGoths nnaots
received 1s0 voteS to 100 for, Iii. Drooao, tho
rest scattering, ard was deo1arod nominated. Nc
fault has be,n found, with tho manner
iu which Nr. 5reeso Inns DISCHARGED tue M duties Of
cuuugh. ald wantod = now man., Mr. Young is
most admiralty qualified for this position, or
ono Btir higher. He III 4 graduate of Harvard
University. aud Is well.road gentleman: 10
farmer, tilng tho soll with hts own hands: In
tlv ,7ir.or he has boon Clerk Of tile Assembly for
soveral years. and is vol posted on State ntlairs,
and Ia largely acquainted with its public men.
aTATE TREASURER.
On this of1]co occurred the chiof contest OF tho
Convention. Mnj. Daotz, tho prosont 1ncum-
bont In man Of raro business capacity. and has
rnado frionds Of all who hayo done business with
him. For his special 1tnohs for and succeBs In
tho position, his eticiont labora for tho party,
and tho fact that he Was representative Cor
man, h!s denomination was generally conceded.
uie compotitor, Col. Ole @. johnson, az well ah
much In rebel captivity and in escaping.
lie has beeu Immigrant Commissioner for
three years, an o1lee ,creatod particularly
rosontative ~ on s tho ii ticket and The salary
expenses I out Of 1a' It for clerk.hiro leaving
come $4,000 for some six or eight months work,
the profits Of which to tho State have not cloary
appeared. Ho ~ss s :s.:.i.o!tlolis Tor sonissltng
nearly iii nepublicans, deserved more, has boon
at work for months, III every way, personally and
through tho press, getting himself indorbed
adopted, and put forward as tho Norwegian rep
lie is man OF moderate ability, md is not re-
garded q tIrst-rato buBllieHs man. In tho Con-
vontion he was pressed by some half-dozon
speakers, who demanded the place for him rs duo
thoy claimed thero. woro 10000, whiio tho last
conBuB shows Norwegian population OF only
10000, with hut 5000 moro Danes md swcdes
80 that tho whole Scandinavian y, voto, allowing
sn Msr"%Gah ss %ho ana&out sese j. mss nat msde eIe
comstItuencieu, wbouo good will aud votes thoy
wished 10 retain for local use Mai baet2s
claims wore Lricfly presented by ono man. nnd
| those of all American from Green county lko-
wise. Tue first ballot gave johnson fair major
| ity and tho second $50, to GO for Daotz. The
| nomination, Of course, fastons the Norwegian
vote; but it allonatoB many Germans, and not
| few AmcrcalB
ArronxEy-oESEnAI.
Tho nomination OF L. +. Frisby was nttained
by eloquent speeches in his behalf % mai, who
| lad stood like u rock in hopolessly Democratic
county, loyal in tho darkeat days Of the Ropub"
geryed reward. Ao was one of tho founders OF
tho party, is q polished gentleman and ablo law
yor,-tho nomination being atrong one. The
three principal candidates and their yotes were
| Americanized and nhlo German:
I L. F. Tr;sby of Washington. .ll3
7. Q. Walker Of Milwaukee, ....-....'...'... ~ ~
J. II. Bennett, Of Rock. 10
| BTATE SUPERINTENDENT.
Several candidates for this office ucro elo-
quontly presented, but the choico Of ~ Con-
yention, OH the first ballot, worthily fe1i on
! Robert Graham, Of tho OHh'osh Normal Scaool
qualified by education, experience, and ability
for tho position, and. wsnal, l'aa me virtue ol
lug boon most reluctant.
1a1M1anANT COMMISSIONER.
This waa carried on, in struggle betWeot
several Milwaukee men, by George +. Lintlman
Of TINT place, who is Swedish clothing NOR
chant; we'll ndorscd at homo.
| BrATE COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN.
The only ncrimony shown during tho Conyen
tion WAS over the selection of Chairman Q
tic State Central Committee. 4 fortnid
able movement to defcat what va
supposed Mr.. Keyos' wishes, mid onh .
dorstood to bo his sIato had been smashed b; nn'
now, at ii o'clock J. II. Viyian OF Iowa, openes
on him directly BY alleging that he lad used hi
position for nol6Bh and sinister purposes, AM
has ham, Of SiilTaakoo. % il Lis place: Mr. Koyos
; who had mado very little effort to influence th
votes OF delegates, except on Lieutenant,
ornor listened to tho del,uncatona OF himself tin
din1nayod; was warmly detendou " Meesra. hat = !
resolution offered by nlr. Magoon, OF Lnfny
etto; aud reelected BY tho emphatic voto OF II
to 81, which WAS reasonably satisfactory; I'LL
made good-tempored speech in RESPONSE
loud calls.
Some OF tho delegates, who had expected frc
fare home, wore brought to realizing souso Q
tho situation, by finding TINT tho railroad mo-
which resolved against them and "'ero SOM
: what unreconciled to tue now experience OF pa.
ing full fare lome-
: OF THE PLATFORM,
which you have published i'll FULL I shall not 9
J. tcmpt to touch on editorial prerogatlses |
. speaking, except to my that it seemH to giVo III
2 usually good satisfaction.
THE OPPOSITION.
It is announced that the Democratic and Lii
eral Committees Of last year. after consultation
y milwaukee, have resolved to call convention
!, that place on tic 24th Of September. There
T. much difference of opinion on tue line OF poll
to be pursued. There ia not entire harmoI
between the Democracy Of tho Capital and Il
. Commercial Metropolis, By many D. Demosra g
Il t1eniroil that no nomination be made again
u Wayhb,,rn, but that q ticket bo mado up for :. t
other oces, with hope By yg..ip'S GSnsentrat oaat
10 or thloo mon. ". r. Taylor, loadi
N Democratic farmer Of this coun
n aud President Of tho State AGric
N tura Society, who haa been taikea OF
90 aud It is Urged tint some good German or Am
r. lean DO put up for Treasurer. With view
J, catch the yoles OF tho disafoceed on tilt
u ofiIcca. The Milwaukee Democracy, who arc n
n; n; under railroad influences and hostile to u
~ Washbnrn, it is understood, want to nominal a. at