, 1875-09-05
A Rihe-Club Being Organized,
and Preparing for Prac-
tice.
hhat Will Be Expected Of Exhibitors a'
the Coming Slate Fair.
The Usual Weekly Gossip from Esaclne,
Ksnoaha, Waukegan, and o1har@
Suburbs.
WISCONSIN.
M}l WEUkEE.

HH WsUKEE,
A1urLE 11oH7 on THE POLITICAL HORIZON
sperta! C7rrsrondtnee e} The th'eago 3r'o"hk.
Ml1wArEEE, WIS, Sept 3.-Ae1t "eoneso"''
tbs Convention to uominato Democf.u'' ~
"Refmm," State ticket will take piaee ~ tn'e
city. There appears Se1y little oonps oa. "e'
the ticket already namod in this CORRESPONDENCE
with Gov. Taylor for reelection a. tne nsAu
will be nominated There Is efeat alssAe!s a,'S.
ton among the KefoFness. as oieaps
from 6imon-pure Democrats, at the Pf'ape,>'
but no real probaotl1ly ol d'sseos1one a. 80
Convention. Tho raaA aaa H's aie wv ~"
drilled to make loud denonsffasaons' tAo
trouble will ba the 1nclhcrcacs "nie. nAs ~
frequently. in years rast. cnasac1e11zeo LIE 49,
umphsnt and lazy Republicans
ind the same feeling eFsr' "he'e anaopG sAo
bright Democratic lights OF the "atos. AHes
look upon Tayior's oom'nat'on and eieeaon ~
fo1egoDe conclusion, and cannot oe fouseo ~
:ake IN active para in it, There ls no su'i4ne
question to drive them into acsion 1n's 1al'' nAe
tie Senatorial fight IN which Mf. carpenter W
the dust isst. and many "po "ou4o upoa Nv
conslderation vote other than the straight lem
ocrauc ticket viii prefer to atny at homs OF 80
into znotLer county rather Than depoa1t "@a'o'
against Ludington-
1t is conceded by the Democrats, slthoughre re-
iuctantly, that Mr. Ludlngton viii considerably
reduce the Reform majority in this county" Ii
the Republicans do their duts in other countess
his election is sure thing. af Ludlngton' ~
though 3 Republican. and having tne Iepuot~
c&n nomination, is more popular "lto Tue
masses Of Germans than Taylor, "sth WHOM
they have no sympathy xnd no1h'nS III
common except the 1nnsy F1etense OF
bogus party name, that Of "Aefofm'
Tbs dissatisfied Republicans "ho vent into tne
Reform business did so With the cooeel1 tnat
they were to form the party Of the futnfe' "lsn
Democracy humbly following at their Reels
The n1st dirt they were made t. est wns the ols-
Agreeable knowledge that 1t WAS the Democracy
that had swallowed the Refo-me1s; 10 po'nt OF
fact, that the tail was wageing the dog. "Ah
no temperance question to as1tate them' We
have seen where the disgust OF these heform~s
led them last fall With Harrison Ludlnston
against TaYlor as the single great 1ssue OF Inc
campaign. there ie no reason to suppose thaE
the verdict OF 1877 is to be reversed.
HOW 10 GET CP AN INTEREST N PURE POLITICS
This correspondence has told the story OF the
organization Of 3 Taxpayers League Tor this
city. Whatever hopes may have been aroused
It the beginning by The birth Of this orEsniza-
zion b.va heen disapooiutet. The concern
should hsve been named - The Democrats Fall
Election Union. 1t really GOES NOT amount 70
suytning more It has got into bad hands.
nr. Huebschmspp, with his beery orations.
ana,ah.,, r;th hi. b.1s.cr.zv notions haya
*no n"eeoeea' "'.u -. -: .;ets 49,.
long ago out1eo themselves Wv ~ e'eH' ae ee
ful citizens They are only nj 10 maze nose
and to do the dirty work of catspaws. Under
The .,tch-title OF Tax-paycrs' Union, they have
.at.,,;ataa s,a bo1a con,rol Of an already rp.-
ee1ae''8nes a.1a no'0 :..-:.~;s-. -.
ten conce1n that has oe1taseo us u1'ssion y! III
masking its batteries against Harrison Ludang-
ton, the Republican and Peoples candidate for
flovernor Ia this t,itifu1 condition the patriotic
a,-.n,1nt;or h.s co,na of daratinr its meetings
otKso1a.4oN nAe eoo, ~ .--..:,:
10 throwing dirt on the Masof, AND BfAahSane
personal hate snd political eumity.
Tsnt 4here vas and is 9 need Of Tax-payers'
77-;e. - H,.hachn,ann and Toseheck have
oou' :-.:-- = 49,. -. xo,1a..
captured tHe onaene.1os' I. ooea oo' 4o'Ao"
that the people are TO matt ID thls Nc" move
ment, And they will not. It has been deter
,o;,.a hv 1ar;ous oood men and t1ue irrespective
AA'A'A - ...';.t a,,,h. - +.x-,s-ars n ~.
OF party 10 ess~o"ea e4ooo ~ ,@1>",...,H
different wards, and TO steer clear aosolo1eiy o1
ANYTHING Ike = central organization These
.c,nha nm to be rrinarily for the pur-
- a;tFrsinc information as to
pose oa sM.;rs 1919 sr,c,,, rha ta.-nhyers
munlapal alts na s.,I' 1n1'1s -; .n1soad m ren.
OF tno "aa. s.i,a 9 ~ W. a,ss;a1s IL which rsnd
oofea % he,d " ~ Ws,d ,natters discnsk-
meetings. VIII 10 ne!u u aLa t1'a - 1aa n-naneea
eo Newspapers WIZ - ls0' at-.at 49, h- e,,h
~nlcn VIII % meio !sIas pss " 80 ,,a yoo,,a
ecf1pIon. - ~ 49, .rnrI;no.nan1fa 1ae thenn
popolas, Ano nAxe tuo ~, -, ttsa dsr - eTnols
coming tnefe Mtet Luz ton y, - 10 ,.fo,rn thar.
then pipes eAcnanee slems' ~ ~Io we covsrn.
selves ~ 70 .oe os''sa ~ ~ -s5,3 froda
neut, adminlsoAt'ou u Us n~aa.rtst;r.ss "@aa ss
and character OF tue "a1u 4epa nsetHae n.I ~
: IN the Common cooncal. county oosra' ..,no az
Leg1slatufe: 1ne1e Wa ea ca's.1 .os .te. 'E
the night a1tef me I9m1non SounS] deaot w. ~
will probably take an inter IN the proceeo'
lngs. and drop 10 to explain matters: 1nus, tno
people sttende the clubs w S1aauaa{{ aan{, 1'' and
State affairs. and the knowledge thus obtained
become widely d:fuaed. Mard politicians viii
have no chance in these clues, a. one OF The
EIlnc12A objects 81 t9e.1 eksaonehmsnl ~ @ IN ~. 70