, 1875-01-11

rEnyAI or fhy late coitt 1&Nfe aTh tnh NaHiHH HeA
lie State. *hn',l cs!eenl b,this r"'n.sion thns
aa not aye 10 K fEn f"r @ sy 't'sr s t.x wia ths
"t Iii anys ,e!i ~ ,ent: 70 ~ 81 , e"
fcfst sr ~, tnS. 1lass hi my '"ate.t with beth
Of the.t Ecn''r1rn aud ,]oht sart e rtnr% H. H.,
LA the no'asneut, II t..y ,t'spe,s .l"!e T.
the'' f'af*f' of'f with s0' 'f'1 T. 'afs G ~.snuunx
Tho Carpenter men claim that tior. Wnatlburn |
il boundcn by sho above pleag9 to- resss IT, ahhS eh
sent now occupied by Carpenter The aclR,arato
iEtlrn,eut Of she yoserr uf WiHconsin vil'1'e.
tllat neither Benato1s Carrcntes and Howe on
tue ono hand, nor Gov. Waeh1'1'rn OH tho other
l.Ave anv right whatever to parcel out tho Of
tIccs which
TIE rEnpl.E ALONE
have the right to give or withhold. sna tias anv. @
Washburn is nn more boulden ny s,ies s.
an ex.oted or i1apliod >, pledge than
tho people and tho pubfe intere;t arc
concerned, In point OF unrais. 1t would be
fitting rahuke To tho men who made tho nroIo.
siton, to nns hnnasor Carpenter beateH IT. tae
politicians shat tte ot'ices throughout our lai'.i
voro created, not for bargain or 1alo At INC
l,hnls Of Ambitious men. but for tue benefit u
the people. .-,,..s.
arc now added t1a legal difficulties In which
THE sESvIAEL
Mr.. .Carpenters organ. Ehls itself placed. Mr.
Thomson, Of the Alcertiser, haa instituted pro-
oouapiTncY.- alleging that he had a controlling
interest III that t,apcr a little over year ago;
tfat an issua Of $4,000 additional stock %as
made, osenslbly far tho purpose Of relieving that
paper from financial etnbarrassinont. 4 oat ~. III
reality, as ho afterwards harmed, TO dcposo him
| from Ills position A. aditor-n-chei anu that nc
! hos been seriously damaged In consequences OF
such conspiracy The case is no" ii, tho courts
aud includes complaints answers. in1nnG,..one, a,s
uf venue, and various other PHASES OF loeaI
contest which bitter personal warfare il over
certain to cngender and boget. or course, thte
affair." in uh!ch Mr. Carpenter IL eana.aaran!y ,,;
do much toward securing his defeat. =-...
| Heavy pressure is being brought to bear upon
mauy Of tho members supposed to be CARPENTER
nleu, by their constituencies, to induce them 10
| c1lAHHE THEln BAHE-
| The Walworth County Senator, who was counted
certain for Carpenter, has been heavily patl-.
tiouetl BY Lending and influential Repuhllcana OF
his county. including the Hon. John +. Potter,
asltine him to support Gov. Wasnburu; while
notition Of D Thousand Republicans OF Dane
County Las wrought a change in tue position Of
Judge Bryant tho senhtor from tho Eastern
Distiici, who is now placed anlong tho opponents
~ asscrted That there will bo bolt in cast
of the nomination of ethsr Waahburn OF Car
pentor; but this Ii exceedingly Improbable. ant
tho Democrats need not 1latsor themselves toa
thorc IL the least possible chance for ono OF thes
number. not that many OF the Republicans loS
Carpenter or Washburn less, but that thoy low
the Republican party more.
Tho aituatlon may be -
BUMaIEp Ut THIS:
Senstor Carponter's friends, although less hop
full than tey were month ago, still claim VI
nomination in caucus by majority OF from :
ID; while Gov. Waslbuln's friends. mora buoy
aut and hopeful than over, claim his nomsnt
:, | ttou by at least Jdue ma totity, throwing out
. tho do.lltfuls,
The Executive Committee Of tho Young :atcn
Kenubljcnn Club Of this city lave tlna!l1Iuous
" declared ngainat Mr.. Carpenter aud tins IS ha'
i ing its Influence among tho Republicans of tt
|, CITY.
!. Ihszard no opinion az to the result, more
:. giving tho outlook rs It appears from All llia
: l,cutlont standpoint. The Senator and cx-do
- eeriur arc but atrouE, mon In their party; ~
" although occasionally heated partisan Of eth
J, caudjdato will declare his preference Tor
u Democrat ratGer than that his favorito shoH
r. suffer Defeat thore Ia not the lcHat doubt WIZ
4, ! over that t1o Caucus NOMINEES Will receive y
- unanimous vote Of tho party when tho eloctl
a in ppen Convention takes placo.
Tic idea, which hhs now become quito Pre-
q, aIent, that F. j. WaHhburn our Minister TO t
70 French Court. ia to DO tue htanlGra-bearar
1t tho Republican party for Presidential hollora
1876, cannot fail, incidentally, to grea
stronghen Gov. Washbnrn'B chances OF s1lcct
,g in tho pet.d1ng Senatorial contest, MonT1IE1