, 1873-08-25

last year :; and TINT llo tloHervcs consideration
politically for bnvinG engaged IN tho fortorft hopo
Of campaign ~ Ills district agaInHt Il1rltlgo
nation: Col. johnson IL tho present Immigrant
Commissioner, Ut Office made expressly for hin;
Is man Of fair ability, anu sinco lo aaks this
better ooo than llo now liods it is urged TINT 1t
ehonld DO given him MI tho representative Of tho
publican party. 1t is declared by aomo Of hts
countrymen TINT thoro will DO trouble In tho
camp II ho H. not nominated, and nothing oluo
Will DO acceptod,-a position to which decided
exception Is talon. d. ". Bail, worthy Amer
lean ctttzon, Of Groen County, 10 alHo Caudi-
date, but stanls lt.1o show.
ron ATTnRSEY-nENEnAr.
thcro several candidates, tho Most prominent be-
ing tho proRont Incumbent, tho lion. 8. s. Bur-
low, who I,as discharged his dutica most faith-
tont assiatnntB as has not al'rays heon tho caae
ln ths Office John Il. Donnctt, Of Janosvlllo,
ono Of Rock County best lnwyars. who will bo
earnestly urged aB tho Representative OF tho
Aon should not be nominated, and who would
mako most admirable officer; tho Hon. L. +.
Frisby, of Washington County, who cor
tainly doHervos .so1no credit for, these
many years adhetin}g h}, to and 1nnoring an,,'g
oyorwllo olmiugly ngainEt him; Col. 7. q. Winkler,
d gallant no1dior Of milwaukee, p. L. Bp0oncr,
tho present ablo Assistant Attorney 0o,.eraf
Senator j. II. Jones, Of sheboygnn County;
the lion. o: D. Tho.nas Of l'rairie tu o!!on and
othors, worthy and wnll qualified. Mr. Bonnetts
chances soem rather tho best.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
tho nomination Of Gen. Samuel Fnllows haH Eof1-
arally boon conceded, though thore lavo boon
administration, and considerable opposition had
1'oon worko1 up. Now II is very uncertain who
will lo oloctcd II faithful md efficient eorvico
IN u subordnato position constituted clatm, then
the nev. ). D. rradt. for Htx yenrs Ashiptant Su-
with tito Bcl,ool-law and tho wants Of differont
parts Of tho state, his good judgment mud clear
perooption lo haH mado himself Invaluable, do
serves promotion, which, though he lacks in
Tcatlipesa +, ~ public spoakor would promote ,
ert Graham, Of tho Oshkosh Norrnnl School,
much engaged In inatitrto-worll, would doubt
loss give satisfaction. 11o refused to BIO can.
didnte against ilr. FalowB, ind Perhaps would
wood, Of tho Whitewater Normal School Prof;
Snmuel Shaw, latoly called to tho High School
horo and other toaehers, have boon named.
ron 1MhuGnANT COMMISSIONER,
?. Y: shokow. q Tory intolligent and lntinon-
tisl Norwegian Of this city, yorsed IN three Or r
perhaps most prominent. Three or four candl-
dates have been named from Milwaukee, wloBo
namoa havo escaped mo.
OPPOSITION TO CHAIRMAN REYES.
Au4 t4UEk lAAQU lHbk 3lNtG ooAfoAklOil
to onst Alr. e. ". Keyos from the CliairnanBEp Of
tho State Central Committee is to bo ronowed 1T
this Convention as ia indicated in different partB
of tho State. A movement in this direction was
attempted at the Republican caucnncs in this
city Inst oyoning, which wore almost unpreco-
dently largo. It wan largely inspired
by tho personal feeling of man who
for sone years held tho office of Collector Of
United Statos Revenue; but, WHOM The Offices of
Collector and AssoaBor wero consolidated, tho
AauoaBor, Gen. Henry Har1ldon, wns made Col
lector. md Ntr. Koyea il held partly responsible
therefor. The friends Of tho onatoa officer llnd
hoon organizing opposition, for two or three
dnya. but nlr. Keyos md his friends rallied
against thcn,, and dofoatcd tlotn In every ward
BY good minority, in QUO carrying tllreo-fourths
Of one Of tic largest caucuaos ever held IN tho
city. aIr. Keyes has his faulta, aH vol 90 his
virtues; but tho Republican party IN tho stnte
owes much Of ita strength and orsanizR-
tion to hts efforts, and thoru IL 1ittlo doubt TINT
III attempt In tho Convention to ouBt him from
his thankless aud unprotltab1o position will bo
worso failure than two years ago.
Tho following is au aggregate Of tho aasess-
mont OF property for taxation III our city, aH
compared for two yoarB:
1870. 1871 Increase.
Total Ecal estate. ....s2a70173 s!9tl,7o1 s7l,61s
Personal property. l,415,407 1,&j6,877 8l,470