, 1874-07-06

| p"AeA@t AhEHllE uullblEQTRBIY tlN 4kG
pnblscan Electoral tiokot He Inns managed u
BRING n9n,lt 20 bitter personal fight In bis own
county Natamazoo) by hts aotioi, in thu aclec
t1on Of postmastor ut Kalamazoo. and ho vii
have NIL he can accomplish to carry Ills owt
county for reorganization. 1lta onpononts arc
TIC Hon. J.-J. Mooi1na,,, Of Paw paw, ,spoakol
Or tho Lower 1lonho Of tho 1nat two legB.
aaturoH,; tho lion. Dwight A1ny, latu At
itora9y- General aud tho lion. g. Il. Brown.
the last two Of kalamazoo. Burrows iu uonBtd.
cred "]ight-weght," aud Ia famlafIy knorn
as tho" Columbian ofator.n IIo Inns bcen in tho
employ Of The Republican State Central Com
tero n lof soyoral m years as n.ump.sneakor md
mo stato. to ia a lawyer Of no1orato ability;
has dono nothing Apccial in the Houso 10 entitlo
MN to roturn, and, AZ ho BOT tho example, four
yosfs age, Of sstontosti's The tyo,sorn ralo AZ
with ha OWL pofard," and "d'o yenrllng.'
| IN THE FIFTH DISTRICT
ronroscnted by tho Hon. ". B. Williams, Of Al
!cenns 70 I'LL tio vacancy accustomed by tho dcntl
l'1ciiy canvanB III prospect. alr. Foater, tho Ro-
| publican candidate, received 10 G0D majority two
yeara ago, wlile Mr. W'llian,s WHO ia personally
man OF tne claractor, Was barely elected by
cratic, and Liberal candidate. h1r. Williams
though not known as q ChAnfler nan, WA ci,os.
on as against tha Hon. William A. Howard,
through the influence Of Ohandler's Federal
ot1ice,ho!ders Of tlat district, who had roaHon to
fear hr: Howard's election to Congress-; and 1t is
not probable that any other nun beBido him. e1-
cope,. perhaps, Nlr. Howard. In tho di.tl Let,
could liaye been elected over Mr.. Con,Btook.
The Hon: Mark D. Wilbcr, Of Allegan,-the homo
Of Mr.. Wilhams.--iB lkolv to bo tho candidate
Of the dtangerh nnd, tt the Democratic and Ltbor-
Al Oppusitiun make judlclouB nomination,
thcy caunot do better titan to asain presout tho
name Of H1r. Comstock, k,-thoy stand na eyen
e9Ghos sm q eMsry|nE tho DISTRICT in spite Of Mr.
IN THE s1xTM DISTRICT,
represented by the Hon. j. ", DogoIc, the Oppo-
Bitton have All excellent prospect OF suboehB, nio-
v1tlotl proper nomination IL mado. Mr.. Begole
WAS elected by q majority of 5,4D2, though. out
eide Of Presidential campaign, the district Is
fairly dcbatabfo ground Dir. DeRole has
proven to 10 the most useless Representative
that Michigan has over lad In Congress and
favor Of his denomination, is tho two.term rulo,
which las usually prevailed in this State, 1t ID
posstbto that Gen. 6panlding, ex-Seorotary Of
btntc, cnndit!nte for nomination two years ago
ngainst Nfr. iiegolo, will ho nominated by tic
Republicans to aucceed 11r. Dcgo1o. tLero being
thus tar no disposition manifested to return
that ,noficient individual. Tho Opposition las
not thus far been disclosed, though the name of
tho Hon. Henry II. Look, OF POINTING, Inn been
mentioned.
n THE SEVENTH DISTRICT
TIE Opposition nre reasonably certain to curry 1t
IL tloy present strong man. It III now repro
scented 7. BY tLe Hon. O. =, conger, WHO receiyed>
Il n ma'ortty dvsr ae; heardaon Ho
not, IT ia now understood bo caudiinto for re-
election,-ap arrangement haylug, it Ii alleged
by tho knowing ones, boon made. by which 11r.
4. D. Maynard, United states District At
gan. resident Of Maco1nb County, ia to sue
coed hlm.-Conger receiving q satisfactory for
eign or domestic appointment. Maynard, who
Is full-blooded ancicnt politician OF tbs Chand-
t.,
Conger should be renou,inatet, which is not now |
probable he would bo defeated iu consequence |
Of ~ open rupture betwoon Collector 6anboru,
81 tho Port Huron Custon-lfouse, and Con. |
Hartruff, tho Postmaster Of said city,-bot,, ia-
fluential politicians, growing out OF tie sanry- |
grub record Of Congor. Oollgor has become
though III somo respects a1l active nl}le, and ill.,
tl,strious Representative unrop1- |
lar in his dstriut aad hls retirement is consider
cd cortain.
Or Saginaw Vallev District, represented by tho
Hon. NAthan Is. Bradley, there are elomenta Of
at work which render it extremely |
doubtful whether, II that gentleman wcro re-
eectod by . majority Of 9,33s.-a large reauc-
ton from Grants majority III tho district |
mud has douo little or nothing to eutitls him to
return; while the fact tlat ho WIS tho only
against tho bill to abolish the corrupt Washing
ton Ring headed by "Hoss" Shepherd mutt
prove heavy LOAD for him to carry carry. Lis ior-
4 ner orPonoaE, olr. Caanncoy Wlsner, OF East
oas1tnA"' u "oaio prove 1ofMldaplo comro:itor;
lnu u ~ net tmpfobablo ihat hH name may be
presented oy tne Opposition.
. THE NINTH DISTRICT
y composed mhiniv Of tAo upper Peninsula,
ND ! j. roprcsented by The Hon. Jay A. Hubtcll,
u ~ moaGhton cotlnty, WHO received majority Of
,,ao5 over NJ. Fly. hlr. Hnbboll
l!'luos Win mr.. Gongcr tho doubtful
lohor OF ne'ng anbeersient Cllantl!orlse, and
l.s courso " congress ~ as member OF tho DIS
llee 1nvcstleatlhs tommtteo Was such as to
It thc tirat h,,ops ~ .
when the work before it was to DO lid out. and
action taken, hlr. Hubbol was abscut,
md 1t was stated by authority Of NIr. Uubboli
lat he wns absent Il nttnnlnr tn snmn
Important Department. business" It ia SIM
)uscd that sald 11nuortunt husinoss