, 1874-07-06

War, that ho would take caro- tlint Michigan MAJ
right on any Evoa question where party inter
hth achomc whereby ho c01ll maintain life
ieaso Of a scat In tho United States Senate and
dying, boqncath 1t to whom ha choao. But a
last tho consconeoB Of thousands Of. honest Re
fof tho. ' ~ ~ N''D44' T.
onoAS1zATtos OF 4 NEW PARTY
has boon lts first fruit. Thoy realize That tho,
have bnon for many yoars hut Oh olny in til,
;pottor; and II, at tho coming election. They d,
not rise and caa off tho yoko under which tho,
haso sp long groAned, 1t will 10 bocausc tlla
Convention Of Aug. is taken possobsion Of
lost confidence. or clio by rostloas :ud nm.
bittons theorstH, caring more for thoir own nor.
eonhl snccess, and that Of their theories, that
for thn organization OF groat and powcrfu
,rol of the corrupt dynasty that now las It b,
the throat. II that Convention shall rise to tfs
height OK tho occaaion. and shall steer oloar oi
tho n,fstakos committed by tho Conventions tn
hold. and snail present platform npon which
honest mon OF all parties aud shades OF political
thought can stand, thore II good ground for be-
belief and assertion that the ticket thore chosen
WILL swEEr THE STATE.
Reform In State affairs should not be eacrincol1
to secure reform In National nfTairs; and II Ia
slowly dawntug upon tho honest voters of
Michigan that, In tho Efforts OF honest moi,
i
politics, they aro not represented where thoy
'hnro right to he, in the 6enate Of the United
States.
It may bo that tho Convention OF Aug. G will
bo composed Of too heterogeneous d nasn 10
a,platform which shall steer clenr tween tllo
| Scylla OF Initiation aad The Charyblis OF Protec-
ton Put ~. There 1 seoms good ground for hoping
As to candidates for Tho honors on tho
State tiokot, there Ia rs yot but little
comment by tue State press. Tho pcop1e will
sottle those mattera alter now faBh,on this
year, and tho patriots who haye boon anorncing
their own interests to look after those Of tho
"dcar peopio will bo left ons in the cold, with
| largo-sfzed animal Of tho order PuleE irrffnus
in their cars.
AS 70 TIE sENAToRsnrr
which ia to bo the pivotal point in The c,mnairn
but tuo or three unmeB have been mentioned aa
yot. The name of Judge Cumpboll ia ouito
prominent IN recent discussions Of tho subject
whlso that Of tho Hon. ucpry Waldrou, Of Hills.
names are suggested, but are thoao possousine
only local strength, and these will bo ADVANCED
more for the purpose of securing smaller game
than for any hope Of realizing tie goal Of lie
sonatorsllip; The facs that quite respectable
monts at Washington recently met and ag,o osd to
support either Judge Campbell or Mr, Walaron
AZ against Alr. Chandler, Is au indioa.
tion that thoy realizo what 10 moro
Michignn is nIipping from ChRnller'a grasp.
reyer to return, oven If 1t Is not uow beyond his
recovery. Tho nomination OF MIR. Blades. an
ex-AlatlodiBt preacher knd a Temperance leo
turer. to ba Assistant Appraiser hore iB regard
ed ~ a:obarnotoristic dodge to secure at leass
part Of tho Methodist and tho Temperance yoto !:
but the trick Ia too transparent Tho trick or
joke rather, has become throadbare, and tho
trip Of District Attorney Maynnrd to Washing-
toa to secure the anpoiitment ia regarded as tie
initial point Of the Custom House and post-Of-
tice campaign to sgain boost the s'Grent War
senator ~ into another term Of si1 years in the
United States Senate. Efforts ara being made
to obtain control of the Grange moyelnent by
cd by y largo body Of anti -Ghandlar
Nopnblieana, who will make their opposition
manifest 1hIs year ss nevor before. THO apocial
resulted in returning mainly Opposition me,n-
bers, aud this result gives roaBonsblo ground for
hope that the ncxt Legislature will DO about
equally dridcd,-that il, as to Republicans and
Opposition oi,n members. tenat.o. .---
has beou called for Aug. 90, and anxious candi- |
1ateA arc ongagod IN liking up slates aud COM
blnat1ona for that dny,-tho chief interost ceu-
ter1nR upon the only desirable Office beside Coy
ernor,-i O., State Treasurer. The Saginaw VAL |
10y people claim tile pIixe but thai matter will |
We decided IN the Cnston-House hero soou, and, |
without doubt, tha office will bo bestowed where |
1t Mill do the party most good
districts, oyelything il in pretty much the same
yonsty condition; but careful inquiry Develops
IN some moro dotinite information than eau 10
OBTAINED as to tue state ticket.
composed Of Wayne ConntY,-thoro arc as yot no
surface Indications ~ to tho Congressional col,-
test. The present representative, the Hon.
Moses ". Field, was elected to tho present Con-
grsss ~" oy9r a: Smith Bosg by majority OF
1Oflty over Grooley Of 2 307. Mr. Ftsld In known !