, 1875-01-26

nnn mud eyuce.l mnrt determined p,lr1't'Ho: IL
WAN atteuded by enmcth,ne oyer Unity ~ H.
frst cIlizrl4 IT tho state. Many spaeches were
nlmie, In mhicI,t VIA declared that tue reorlalau
been geld out al.d hetraycd, and the question
aruse shall we bn party tn that hetrasn51
Ilcsi.lcn speeches by many members etrong aud
earnest n{occleH were made BY tie liu'. John
II. Twccly Jollu !. Otton. J.: il. iHt'''',eau'
Matt Finch, Asalol Iincll, af slil%aukeai uen'
"; and o,ller ctizenH. Tho result Of tho d'a-
cusaion was All expression tint it wns tho duty
of thoao members Win we.u oppoHcl to tho cleo
lion OF ttr. CafpeHlt7 10 .-.
nErUsts IT, To 1STD THE cAt'Cra;
a,ut tucnty members thcro a,,d then resolved |
that they would nut go into caucus, sinen q. II was
apparent tllat to do 70 WIS o1tly 10 Aei LUG CUT
ri,i,tjouiAta ca,ry ont their rfots.
Tho caucus cnlcl for Thursday night was a
failure before it met,-thu Carpenter ,ae'i c9i,-
ce{,t that it uoud not 10 to forco matters Win
q high hand. Thcy therefore agreeu to adjourn
till friday night hut refsieed to give any aBstr
ance that there should bo sisa Vuco Sosc. an;,
insisted that tscre should DO no ''ir'.oyatio1n
| on what they clain1etl to be party usage. iAe
independent henal'ean memIors hsu n,eGl, sc1,,
| ing AMI appointed Committee to confer wi@'I
| thur opponents. hut could obtain no tatlsaac'
ton. Iiey accordingly resolved to stana their
| ground. ,,, r..
| EyEnr K1Sn OF wuEEplISh, -.
insisting that members ncel not stand COM
| United to tho actun taken, alll by assurances
that 10 member nocd ralnnIs. mo!tlont loater
TIM, tue proceedings suited him, the carpenter
tsrlll-sorgcants succeeded in gettng iitty.uilo
ulo,bera to atteml. With this rresauro. four
teen Of Gov. Washhn1ns tr!c1us atte,i4oa m Mm-
Guided iu tho Iifty-niuo), md they mnde 1t cor
uition Of their remaining that there Should DC
yiya yoco vote, and thnt tho proceedings % the
caucus should bo published. The Internal 9a', 9a
scatto,ing, 7. OF tho scattering, two weto
| friends of Gov. WaBhburn WHO voted for him on
| tic formal ballot. Tic formal ballet resulted
caruouter, A. Waahburn II scattering, e. z nn1 ~
will tye noticed tint ono WHO Votea Tor 9o9'
| Nasl,turn OIL tho informal ballot dcsetsea hllh
| on the ulmal ballot. This waa
cArr. rLArKEH.
of tho 1ljpon District, Fond tlu Lac County. VINO.
he Ind stated in previous eAncaa' saal'ta ta
: coon found himself i'll tho position o. niapan M,i
: the Sailor, who was weighed down by the ula ~
!, slan Of tho ses, aud lo was compelled J.. 10
Q that M ho would mt support Mr.. carIentor, but but
+ troufd support Gov. Wasl,hrrn. This caucus
It action Of Capt. Placker IL tile CAUSE Of SURPRISE
and regret to his fricnls, Who haSe rcBatueo
OF tho forty-three remaining. being Two mort
h than minority Of the Ncrn''I'tan MEMBERS ttit
l. poHition IT fifteen, tho assembling ol TIL
ir Legislature, VAS ~ follows:
~ GEntlGE J.. BRYANT,
- seuntnefrom tho East District OF Dano County
H. after lo wns nominated, to counterntt tbs rcpor
" that lie was Carpenter lnal,' published iette
" stating tint lo vas unpledged On tho sol!atora
In question, and that l!e wod carry out tue wtshe
Ok his constituents Ill that regard III canvass
ing his district boforo ccction, lie pledG1'
llulsolf ngaln and again thAs ha !. "ouls
IL uot support Mr. Carronter. and IT Wa
r by rcaeon Of these pledges that he vas elected
u, And, i1asllcl, ~ he lad Btaoa 10 his published
~ -, letter. that Ae would obey the will OF his con
Htitueutb to make assurance aongy gu, auto t oaJ
ID neut Republicans III this city and III the roman
" der OF LIS district signed protest, addressed
a. him, against tho election OF Mr. carpenter, aii
p Yat lie utterly iiHrcgarded hia plodgea al well
m the expressed will Of hls constituents gld vote
H. for A1r. Carpenter on both ballots. LII excus
"a for his betrayal, he took occason 70 maize
or Hpeech, III tho caucus, which take tho liberty
Nv what material tho Capital Of tho state is tot
ID resented iu tho State Senate. Tho spoocn;
valuable, and 1t shows tho di'icfellco q y
En- compliments Gov. Waalburn "as soldier
NJ honorH him for "hia bravery, respects anu Ioyt
him for tho nauy kind sna @ H. @cts a,t a y
NIr. Carpenter becnuao Of lis patriotic addrcBs'
in Wisconsin, whe he was 'aMlu tue SWAIN
he Of Tuuncssco tho canebsakcs OF tho M's4lsslp|
1bt the bayous Of Louisiana: lho valleys o. a. A.
,co batns, mud tho plains Of Georgia." In otl,
'so ~ words ho prefers mai. who, having been Gu
yer Gated at West Point nt Government c1pont
he nro!orrcd to STAY ut hou1o and do tho talkit'
ing rather than n,other masi VINO has'nR 10 d., h's
M obligations upon hiu., nugsectcd his Ihfse pa
~ nesa-iutcrcats fnr four yeats that ho might hef
81" his county III tho face Of tho enemy anltd tho
ao- samo bayo1ls aud canobrahes.
ng, !. C. HOLLOWAY, o.
tod Senator from Grant County, electcd 10 la'
TIM | wheu the Hsuo was hot nlale, ias oiten ~
in. g,uco that time, that he would not SUPPORT cs
ILL., ,entor.- knowing vol thas, In the strung J. /
publican county OF Grant, thern aro not u
tho Carpenter Republicans, and that OIL tour Oh
Republican Aasemt!ymcn from his district, ele
ctI ihfB pnst FALL elected dlstlnctlse!y ~ OIL
~ Carpenter INCH, anu still arc no.
- SENATOR WEEKS,
or OF Walworth County, came 10 Madison an ai
Mr. Carpenter mnN,--eayllG, whom Ae cams, y
,ips there was no question ah 10 tue sohncnte OF
los. | constituents. Weeks vas elected In 1S73 VI
the testion was not raiact. Since the lust 81
Po' ton como OF hlB constituents lalkett ol Be!l
rbal up All expression to LIN OF tnolf ofitllo
ii eaHo they sod na thst BE- a,;.. %as y Y
i,a. a.orn in la district, attresaed him conlntl
' a cation to ascertain wilohur there vas any 1o'1
pose 4nl received al aubWer Ro satisfactory, {
tho stating rpasouB Of character 30 insllrmon,tat
llers for not supporting Mt Carpentcf tnat ho ~
iob | luz expression Wna deelned necessary. Al
.,4,o stating various reasona why ho could not =
port Carpenter, Mr, Weeks said There u III
Alm question that Ills JaneASlo speech Lust ny
also election Of 1a73, and, wlth lis course Iu Ut
tho matters, did ns moro harm ihan he can ever
t1,e III good" Tho eutiro LETTER will doubtea
Irillg fn'a',IiI T., . mI.;ahia Ia upbt' ''
AspnEw nAnIuss,
orial O monlher of the Assembly tronl Rock Cou'
4, ill., ,yaB elected aB WaAnburn niar and EXPIRE
,,.o, to opposa Carpenter: declarisg, when !lo Ct
,u'os here, that he should oppose hins aud that it
y y ~ thu almost universal wish Of hla eohss!tue
d OF yet ha waB won over.
put nusKEn,
m 1loru strong Waahlirn 1na1,, plodRou to
nE,e iil thu 11loBt solemn Matner by lIlh oohst
cnt4, yot was carried or by tha onemy,-sn1'