, 1875-11-01

! III tho days when tho netnncrncy welO
IL peNor bSfare, an'l sts.s rsrcr r3ls =: heavy
''ircotint TINT the light taxnIs, of which! hnattA
l,nrs i'aen made Was oslng tu tho failure Of tho
| Secretary of stalo. AZ ro]Mireh by law, 10 levy
tax onoush t" meet the dalitle'y also that, III
ucnrly nil thoso heue uf expenditure 1iumclI-
Rtely nnder ths controi Ut Democratic pflicials
Wl!cre there might llaye breu 4 decrease thern
Whs actnal!y mn itcre aso and utllor fActs and
iignlfa hnyo bscn developed sonllu. what n
fearful sham the pratonae Of reform ami etoin-
ny by the larty now IN power has bonn. II vaA
hoped 10 keep thNso facts from tho public t,li
nfter cleotion a'onco mn examination OF tho
se.or'le wa' innustnglv denied. aud Information
,efnsct henca tho printing OF t1Iu toiA,rts Inns
besu delayed but part. al least, Of tho trut,,
l,aa been discovered llo~ much faHcnlIey ra.
lnaiil, c.yartn1 M 40 stall know better after a
now ADMINISTRATION haa opportunity to look into
things.
Of tho catureE', l,arnhoc casetly confined Ia tho
lIeasls Ut tho two tirkuts. Very ttln Ias bogn
sni agnintt tho oll,or candidates on either ticket
almost noL,tnt, against t!la Nopuoltcaus, ox-
copt the fhl.e Observation-Disclosures dly-
proved ly of}cial documents s-tlnt Treasurer
l,antx IoAs f1Unt,F Of tho Btatos money by a
bank.fallnro III 1873. whercaa tho NANCY was go
eurctt to tho Treasury. nnh duty accounted for
hcen brought against "a Reform" I" SecrctarieA
Doyle uni Attorney General sloan bus THAR
ntiVnto ctlarhctera have nnt been ntanled.
Against Mr.. LudinRton, l:opnbcan Candidate
trhf ti uuIs kNblH uHH 1C1il ID tA6!kH kNAlt III
1S47. ho tried TO Irlho man to vote IN certain
way on Col,.nbin County .HnAt question. which
was answered BY showing that lie WAS not at
Alateon thon. did not know tho man reforrou
10. mid had no intcrent " lead him 10 do A.
charged. Tho allegation, Of Know -Nothingism
has loon Drought again and again; but hta
whpio privnte mud public carccr, especially h|a
ar}rtntnu,nt Of scorns OF foreigners to office
wllilp Mayor Of Milwaukee, has boon al,own to
10 contrary to tho lroscsrtiye principles Of that
Drdcr. IL recent attonlpt haa bccn maGo 10 got
I'm hr,iabsino against htn, on account Of n
tiermIn pamphlet designed to protnoe tho auc-
l,auco wnh charged betvoon tho Democracy aud
tue Jeau'ts and it ras alleged that tho FREQ
school plank of tho Democratic platform WAS
shown to Archbishop Henni, and agreed by hin,
70 be !akan in a lrcAwicktan souso; OF 81! which
alr. lh'lnaton knew nothing. aud for which
neither he nor the Republican party ia roBponsi-
bic.
cHAnaEs AGAINST GOV. TAYLOR. -
No candidate In this State, however, ever had
80 many things proved OIL him III vartouB public
capacttior. showing him unworthy OF aUcl, ltgli
otlieo IA that Of Governor, Or indeedo tho public
trust, A. COY. Taylor, wLlIe tho most dis
credtsnb!o stories, bertdes, nso told III regard
to his nolghborly relations. IlFiot'y to recaptu-
iato what mas boon stated in detail from tiino to
t,n'c hc stands convicted ty oridcnce which
would be sufficient in court, mud somo OF which
las been most dramatically gvGtl, forced, by tho
course Ut his organs and defenders from roluc-
taHt HliltHbtd Ol HAflHE. Hhllp hcttuH LII supei-.
visor OF his town for his ow1, profit, iii filing ts
quota Of soldiers. for which . bounty Of 1900
was osferot procured tnou at d less price. taken
their receipts for the full su, and aettlnd with
tho town III tnak lnsa. thus cheating tho town
and tho soldiers alsu. When ncItng as Super
visor Of offering br1 ho Of $40 10 another sn-
pcrrisor to yoto for a bridge appropriation for
Ills town in which he hull a special
interest, and, ssnco. Of Offering loavy Tribe.
for q faIso ststemont clearing him OF
tho original charge that he has mndo
lnorchandiAe Of tho offices in l1s gift; that hc
discharged a man 10 give place to another.
nvowely TINT he might collect debt from him !;
that he cheated tho School Fund out OF Ella
penalty due for fanro to pay interest on = loan,
Using his powor ~ Governor to hHyo tho
srhool-laud clerk remit it; that ho Issued GER
titicatcs to tho Wisconsin Central Railroad, con-
trary to law. and contrary to the wish OF tho
Legislature, when tlae rights Of tho matter woto
beforo tho Supreme Court for dec1sion,-and
about that tmc Ills son-lu-law. Of tho Maii*on
Democrat, received $4,000 from tle Company
for "Bcrvices." Besides these, many other Of
fensos both before and since le bocame Gov
crlor; aud tho indications are that tho people
do NOT propose to BE- longer disgvaced and hu.
miliat ted BY him. rLus.