, 1875-04-19

1i0Oj Ludiugton reduced tl,o majority over
tsu-tnrds, when running aaainst one OF tho
ahlest aud most popular mon IN lha district.
Ihfa fact In not likely to 10 furgotlou or ignored
by convention OF delegates representing
party out Of power In tic Stato, and who ara
ID okinR for lnan that is able to load thom out
o the Wilderness o! Do!cat, and show then
from tho aiountnin Of Hope. = I.aud Of TrDmire
flowing with Official lnlh aud houDy, aud full at
pro-pcuttvn st-0atcea.
III q rocout convessat!on witl, . friend upon
this tntc'estng questio1', afr. Lndi1xlon stated
il,a Willingness 10 tako hanl In tllo contest
next fall againat Tayior provided tho nosn:na..
ton comcH to lin without effort Oh his part, md
provided that tic balanco Of tho ttckat Ia oo,n-
Sssa Si .iSsf @ 80 80 s s "sG viii t. 3 e. se.
and shall not run as tho rcprcacn:htlvo Of any
otiqns, or ring, or faction Of tho party, hit a.
W candidate q eyery Republican iu tho State.
Othcrn tsc count INC out"
80 hc may ho fairly consilorcd a candidate fof
Tile nomiuation, With strong probabilities In his
favor.
TIE NON. WILLIAM E. sMlTn,
Of thls city, apopulat wealthy nc,c,ant Of tho
Ann OF Smith, KounIy s. Co., is alao often spoker,
Of in connection with tic Gnvot1.orshipf but he
will not be likoly 10 ALLOW bis natne to bo pre-
scented to the Coasention, II tho delsgatea from
this civ and county should 10 united In favor OF
alr Lualneten' lto served four YEARS a. a. stst. ;s
large acguhiutauco With tho proninont
man throughout the hlate, who would p!ofor
his nominate gu to that Of any other man.. Your
NJ" bsfara the 11 M so rs
tion IN 1879, mud received very lsttering vota,
crowtttng h1r. Washburn very close In tho raco.
tio Blld his frleudB wera MT vol! satisfied with
Tho result. They asserted that tho otlloebotders,
uudor tho advice Of bath tIo United asea Son.
| ators wcre altogctAer too offlcioua IN Aictat.ng
| the nomination. In do1anco OF tic wishes Of n
majority Of tho poupls, and thoir disappointment
doub leea ,nduoed many Of them to absent them.
ual {TCFf IN n 3tffI tfnt
| 70 Tue doIeat ot tic ticket. Cariou.ly enough.
although tue Smith mon wore Eittor towards
WAshburn's friends for the part .hov took in thu
aubernatarisl eonteat, they all turned ia to as;
| cordially supp.r!el Mr.. WA,hburn For Senator.
II It he truA thst thoy contributed 10 the over
throw Of Washburn by not voting IN 1878. aud
helped to put Matt Ii bis listlo 6ed in 1875, IL
seems rs II all their wronEA hAvo heen roaaoua-
Lly avangod, and that they mu4t now bo ready to
forgot the past aud 70 In heartily next fall for
any man WHO may be nomlnasod. II II IT, any
| compensation for aman who has been diaap-
pointed III hta hopos for political prefermolt to
| SEQ tho aspirations Of hfa enonlea sllled by MI
un.isnely frost. then It may DO supposed that 1tt.
Smith has not wasted any stationery In writing
letters Of sympathy and condalanco to either
verses Of both at those gan4lemon with remaraa-
| hle forsi.ude and setf.cuntrol, fur souna 10.
publican ~ ho is, aad Lolds fast TO the faith
lhat
"Ever tho right COMES uppsrmost
And ever ID Just!cl dauu."
! Afr. amita ID Of Scotch doscont about Is
years Of asc. prominent aud actiso member Of
lilo Baptist Church. and la init tho sLy!o Of man
that helps to mike political life taspectabls.
TIE non. Pu,LETus BAwyEn.
In tho nortletn portion Of tho State, tho name
Al tho head OF tl,B paragraph is oftcnc1t heard
| In connection viii tho Republican nomination
| for Goyatnor. This Ia natural enough, for tho
zeasou tbat Alr. Sawyer bas bseu their rnost con-
spicu1ua man for Afteon yoaEA, aud has served
| thon, ten yearH IN Congress- with an ability AMI
fidelity to theIr inteseats which leavs no reeross
ton to throw tbo dico for tic nomiua-
.lon for Guvert,or With Lud.ugton, It
II hard to tall which will be ho
lucky man. Thcae two men arc verg
state roos; both lave nado iargs fortunes in tho
| lumber blstnesa b0th may la properly clasSea
among tho men who hare Itseu; both are near
the satno ago; both arc uneducatod, In tho sonso
both have been cnntncntv succesafat In lifc nui
| arc noted tor thoit common lense and practical
ability. Emeraon $50 III biz quRiut way that
"Unt Of pine log q Western man will whltto q
sss h2s 9s"s':;s re- 'ea 4o N.sssS NTf.sss
sip n,on tuss ha.a proved th,a aphozisln to
be almost literally tue. sawyer's career In Con-
a1ohs. everything ssonsiaerod,, wa ono OF tie
| noat remarkable aud H0ecosafu1 that the history
Of tue House OF Representatives Ina known
sinco ita oganizanou. During the ton years
tlat ho has bold scat in That body, hc has hover
occupied tho n:tantion OF tho 8peakor and Of tho
marks. aud yot ho waa kno IN ani sckno nledgad
10 be one Of tho most oIiclont. INDUSTRIOUS and
influential membtra Of tho popular branch Of
congress 10 knew everybody. helped eyory-
Thoroughly posted on Inc bnansss but made 10
| speeches. Said . prorh.nsnt Sena.os to mo once,
Sawyer Is tho strongest man in Congress,
and has twsco ooue What no o.her man Inns
$4 dr. ff.E3l II
| appropriation btlls from tho Comm.ttca OF Cou,-
me'ce amounting to oTer s5Q30oO0 in the ag-
| gteRale, and pAsscd thcm under Buspenafon Of
Tho rulas. "itaout alteration Or ansnulnoat."
tlc country and tue State, that cannot he readily
aupplied, and his election ~ Governor wou!d
ha'dls comnonBato for hia abaencs from Waah-
inBton. II no Misilea 70 entor tho liet for tho
aa to his intontlonA-he will bo strongly backed
BY hta frionds In Ill pnrtB Of tho Statc, aud, II
selected for tho head Of tho Ticket, he viii mako
vigorous. and no doubt successful. campaign.
20 much Tor tho hIss name OIL tue 1sopuDlioan
| ticket, which, 20 Important as It Ia conceded to
be IN calculating the tneans Of 6uocess In polit.
'cat Canvass, Must not be allowed TO entirely
ovarshAdow Tho subordinate places OH tue
Same. With the frost BcaEcolY out Of the
ground, and Tho totpor Of winter har,iIy thrown
! on, tho Official aiea haye not yet comm6uced
| hNzzing, nor havo the political spidors begun 10
sn!n their wobe. but tue carly b1td catches the
worm, sud BOON thoro will be patriots enough
nnxiouB and willing to sorvo their country 10
Anpply any reasonable demand, though, a. /
hggostod III the outset, there will be leas push
tns Tor places On tho ticket than losmosly,
Neither viii ahe Republicans be liKoly 10 make
tie same 1uis.akos That shey did two years ago
tie chief ono Of which was in not allowing the
Germans representative upon tho tic9at, con.
tfasy 10 Tie custom Of tho party iu tlis 6tAso
| ever since Il had N organization.
| CAn.4 6CtIuIE
rst made his appearance In political life In this
country In 1857, WHOM he uAa nominated for
Lieutenunt-OuvernoE on th1 ticket with tue lato
A. W. NandaIl and egor sinco that tims tAo Cor.
man Republicans haye boon reeosutzed aud CON-
pu1euted BY the 6tato Convention, until two
years ago. When, III tho goaatsl scramble that
ensued for place, they w.re eutiroly ignored.
was found that Aho builders had rejected tho
wrong stone, iu throwing overheard ths lion.
Henry Uaetz, tue candidate lor State Treasuses.
and taking iu hia plaus su unfit man.