New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-25
ander Mitchell Of this city the railroad king Of the Yves
RaIoyv "a its recorf Mt the polls.

Moity FOR YtehsITDem.l for Congress In ls72... ~
Majority for Taylor som for Governor In lSI5''IlV''
Tn ts district Il "a only under peculiar circumstance
that the Republicans have any show OF success, anu
those conditions are thought to ext te Ia, w.
candidate again and left the Held open TOT an Wno
wish To cultivate IT, it not ikey 10 sant nor ,net
the district on the Democratic side Oh tne nohs'
understood TO be ont OF the contest fr the MONT
30 6s friends say Bat own opinion is that WI
the nomination FOR Congress- after ne - esce
he easily resign and accept the SenatOrshlp II y -
rendered him. In he IL not candidate the Tot
owtae gentlemen win be talked OF: The Hon. r. w.
Cotsausen, the Hon samuel RudscAof AMI tue Hon
ing CafnoIIc newspapcr OF tins scity. The Hon.
d. W. Maxon OF Washington County, who has served
many years IN both branches OF the state Legsi n!t
alsO said 10 De a candidate. IN German ~ MONT
mated there will be a clauce 70 elect a Republican,
owing 70 the bitter feeling that exists between he Ish
ana GeT yn on | me 1 ~ they eea the .n
for MAYOR last Spring II the signs OF ths
times are suspicious, the Hon. Harrison Liiington,
the present popular MayOr oi this city Will PROBABLY 30
the Republican candidate He Is an anti arPea'er
man, aud would receive large vote on that ACCOUNT
FIFTH AND SIXTH DISTRICTS.
The y IL the other strong Democratic district Of the
State and Il has kept the Hon. c. A. Efredge in the
House OF Representatives FOR ten years. Il emNsae's
Dodge Fond du L1c. sleboygln, and Ianltowoc. IL
has recorded US vote a. follows;
Dreer,ac nsiortv IN 1870 g3o
democratic majority for Governor IN ls1 4,;'.. .
M'i9rty for FAVOR 20 -j IN l-73............1Gt3
Mr. Edredge took the mack pay and kept II. because.
ne said he wanted the money and ne Aas fallen into
a.srepue with the Reformers OF the district Deseve,
no that Mr. Eiredge means 10 be candiate be-
fore the Convention and should not be SURPRISED
Il he was renominated HIS prominent opponents arc
Gen. f. ; Bragg. the Hon. Sat. Clark and the Hon.
Joseph Villas. The Republicans have no shos, and
therefore Is nee less speculate the idates.
The With another district that the RelOrmers ear
ried last Fail by small majority, although save the
Republicans majority Of over 400 in 1870 The Hon.
Phletus Sawyer has represented the district for leu
years but mas written letter declining 10 be candl-
Sao e S51 ,s me rs re a He has made an ecent
member OF Congress- ia spite or MS deficient EDUCATION,
ana after ten years experience ne VIII o. Oh mOre
to his district and state than any new man eth
possibly be- Besides, tIcre Is no man OF eminent quar-,
eaons in the district who Is key 70 succeed hlh anu
IL may be set down as tOeuDy certain mat MT
sawyer will AGAIN take tne Md; bLt nc o MI
have hard road 20 travel this tme, ana ms eIeo.
Il. not to be taken for granted II ne adheIes
to has defamation tnere WI De scr,1 To-
politicians Of his district for the pdDcih nonns'g
with the result very much IN doubt The Hon. A II.
Kimbal, L. H. ID. Potter tue putatlve suthor Vi tne
famous Potter law % ast WlutIr on ralfD"s a. =
Curtss OF Green Bay, the Hon. L. l.. Browne ~ Nal.
paca Gen. f. = Allen formerly secretary Ot state. ana
several others have been named. The keiormers VII
Oe likely 10 put forward the Hon. Gtofl;l h2nek.
popular man aud will pGsh Mr.. sawyer or any other
man very hard in The district composed OF
Lake Kewaunee, OltagainIe, Waupaca, WaushaTa, aud
Winnebago IL has voted As follows: oo
S.1Sy r Ssi6ara 2S Govcruoi u s
Majority for saver lRe9 congress in 1872 ....5 80
MAJORITY Tor Taylor lReiorD) tor Governor 10 lo'5'''' e''
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH DISTRICTS.
The With District soon disposed OF. IL Is repre-
4ented at present By Gen j. NJ. Rusk who bids far TO
be hts successor has yet appeared TO dis
pure his nomination. The district is composed OF II
counties which lie the numbering regions that are
drained by the Mississippi, the ChppeE a, the Eau
Claire. and Black Rivers portion OF u y Gov.
WashDnrns old district, that used 10 give 1000 kepuD-
lcan majority IN the piping uH9s Oh var Dn' ns
OF Reform and It's vote hls varied As follows
Republican majority in SO III
MAJORITY Washburn lRe3l - -
Ml0ltT for Huas Tor Congress % - D.p
Maont7 ashburn for Governor in ls'J......l 40
The With District larger territory than the
State OF Vermont Il extends cute across me northern
portion the state from Lake Michigan on tue east 20
The Mississippi the west, and numbers 10 countries IL
is an awkwaTdy constructed district aud Convention
OF its people for political Or other purposes cOd assem-
bile more conveniently IN Milwaukee or Chicago mas AZ
any point within limits 10 at present represented
nv DR. A. s McDil ugrp), VINO mas yet found no one
70 contest his claim for reelection out his district ~
lighting ground. ~ viii be Inferred rom the Varying
vote it las given during the last four years
Repubncau majority ~
M1outy Tor Washburl for Governor IN .......ltt9
a Majority McD tep for Congress ~ - 20
Majony NashbuT seqJ for Governor N 4oi3' -oV
The district covers much territory aud the means
OF communication 80 Inadequate, that IL e nara ~
thoroughly the more denseY populdef
sections OF the state aud hence tue ReIOrmers NAV get
up stampede and carry 10 as the next election. AhtE
c5ndidaIe- viii probably be the Hon G.. ID. Robinson
editor The Green Bng AdU9cdte lie served one tern
as secretary ana made one losing canvass Tor
Governor Democratic ticket against Gov talrehi
In 1869 he Is IN every way qualified 70 iAase an aDo
and efficient representative IN Congress =,
No Convention has been called 70 nominate canil-
dates for Congress- the above n gwen n tne mOsi
the railroad question l. INCREASING and mo
demagOcues both political parties are tdste ing 10 ana
hoping TO derive ald and comfort rom IL CPoh 'hs
subject there Is practical difference DcsHeeO 1AeiD
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