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entertained, and wtuoh l still entertain it is OF
tho utmost Importance TINT tho front Of Massa-
chusetta in Congress should not bo broken, IAN
plauso.]
THE WISCONSIN CANVASS,
THE sEHAToA1AL QUESTION.
Special Dfauatch to The Cateaqo Tribune.
JAnEsy1L1E Wia., Oct. 28.-5omo days ago an
opon 1ottor was published In tho Janeyy,llo
Gazette, asking William A. Lawrence, Reform
candidate for tile Senate, whom be would sup
port for United Statos Senator II elected, aud
how he stood on various other questions. To-
night 1nwrence replies in tho samo paper, and
a.nong other things aays:
do not intend to vote fos Alexander Mitchell, oc-
cnpying the position that 10 does with reference to
against the people Of the State. do intend to sup
pVss man whote private character and pubic record
Of Republicans Of this county upon the real ia4uea Of
tho iay who Will oppose Gack.pay, Credit Mohiler,
nl, q! ohes t5ans I, agai1st the woe WI o.
cheap transportation economy In all expenditures of
tau Government, resist tho application Of the nouoy
properly called etcals. that will probably before
Congress- and who will 1egislate to procure the
S sn e
ltcs. II tue Republicans present such uat, he will
receive my cordial snpport. deem it unnecessary
States Senator, IS no political party, to nv knowledge,
haH ~ yet presented tho nano Of candidate for TINT
shai not probably 60 into Kepubiiean o. auy other
catcls caucra 1a dangerous nnd tends to tho d.
mors1,katlon Of public mon. bolng usually nanlpu.
lated by corrupt rings secure the eecon Of objec.
entirely independents and et. FREQ to carry nil
the principles embodied In tho Potter 1Aw and other
Laws Of the State which secured the State control Of
railroads.
As election day draws near, both sidoa arc
fot Akir1fr }hn 1xza1fauf
canvass ever had In Rock County. Irominent
Republicans sly it is tic first time Republican
candidates III Rock County ever worked any to
be eleGtea heretofore having considered a
nomination al prlma fncie evidence OF otoctlon.
1t looks as though Lawrence would carry tho
county.
THE FOURTH ILLINOIS DISTRICT.
AURORA, ILL.,, Oct. %, 1874.
10 The Editor Of Tic cAicado TRIBUNE:
SIN: Mr. James L. Calin, from Alabama. by
tho way Of Chicago, md Lombard, iu DuPago
County, asplrant to the Legislature from tho
kaue and DuPago District. came to us last
evening, frelghted. tub rosa with boulevard and
suburban ta1sl schemes, begging yotos for Stove
HurlLut and himself. Twolyo or fourteen tbor-
sand people werc invited into tho spacious City
Hail to hear. Forty-nine mon, thirteen boys,
three women. and tho Postmaster responded.
Old Kane was the Republican gar1lon of ILL
noiB. When votes wore wanted We supplied
tl.eu1, propovtloned to tho neei; but We don't
propuEu longer to marshal ourselves for by-goncs
to I'D md uncoura.o tbrl-torm aspirations. nor
to proIo1lg tho oiuial life u ono whose army
populations Gud torgeries In IoulBana wero oac
shame and lis infanly.
If appearances ne to be trusted. FasnH~oTth
wilt bu elected to Congress. Ao hts rl,ssa III
brought TO bear npol him, liinclas Eing tnth pei
lots Us can be hrewsd iu printing otea that las
post-Oltice OF little Government advertising
to ulainta,u it..
elected to tho Leeis'nture, whilo Dsnop III tue
North, or Fradenhagcn in Outage. Will be the
third member Cladiu's inpndont ntternsal
aud pleSop concerning tho DuFago couuty-ucat
aoro will dofeat him.
THE uusrlsr uErwEEN FARhswonTn AND HULL
from tie Sse 1eai Tsrk sua, OF: ct.
There il very lively contest going on ln the
but Tho present Representative md Gen. Far1la-
worth, wlo las represoatnI tho Batno district sl1
termh in Congress. Tarnbworth wah HriBadler-
General in tho Union army md iitlribltn aln1or.
General. Tho latter principally :lIHt'nsnlshod
hinsolf w]s,s in the soryice Or corta'n t'nnsao-
tious which led to tue appointment Of Com
mission comp,aed Of MaJ.-Een. Smith and tho
Hon. Jn,nos L. Brady, to inyeStlgate them., Tho
rcHn!t Of their Investigation vas gwen III tnt
Gun many mouths ago. IlIoy reported that he
was guilty. Of l,clnous oNersos. AMI that tho
ostinltny takEn warranted tho belief t4at lie
Ind bonn guilty of nfuo speclacd oHenBes among
the most conspicuous OF which "ero brlbo-tak-
ipg. fnleehood creating faine teblmony, and
perjury. Con Canby directed hia arrest. but by
nri}or Of Con. Grant The pioeeedings against
him wero discontinued. Con. HurIbut has shown
lia gratitude to Grant for this favor kluce he
]as boen IN Congress by becoming ono Of llla
| most subsoryient supporters hui tho people IN
his district do not Heoln to desire hs SERVICES ~
tuoir Representative since tho tacta ot hss cateo1
| llayo come to light. a correspondent Or IAs
| Cu1uAoo tribune. wiring from l'ocktota, ea:s
| tho denomination Of den, Hurlblt by tAo eau
ousea has caused > goleral Htnmpeho a'n'h: sas
Republicans, aud tlat tEoro 10 ia!f so1!ouS o,
| that Tarnswortl WI! be o1octcd. N!th dou,
Tnrnaworth aud Fossor OF Quo IT. fio next
iIouHe, Gen. unt}nr will be likely TO 0llacgso u"
interesting, il not altogether pleasant, ealetoaco
E,s. JoyJyn will spoak at Dnaaao tcrYhtal
1nira f,rnsn,,,.,> Thulu Tor Gnn, the!!sHusth'
and E,idsy oyoulug at McIloufy for tue saale
purpose.
SEVENTEENTH PENNSYLVANIA DIS
| TE1CT.
| cu.nAorEn,sTIO PENNSYLVANIA hAlAaoAu s"1-A-
| IcAh MOVE.
Spe,iot Disnatsh to TIE ChfcaGe 7fsoant'
1IAs,uHuuRa, pa., Oct. 28.--John holly, Dem'
ocratto candidate for Congress ia tue se'ou.
tcanth District, deu!incd to-day. Ha ta snperln-
tonaopt Of Transportation OF tho ronnsS''aoa@
Railroad, residing ut Altoona. HIS d'spasoa'
though f1Ated Altooua, was written to-day IN tae
ofico of tue President Of tho Company ln Phlla-