The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-09-23


many of those who faItered and fell out
of the ranks of the Republican party
three years ago, are again taking their
places in hne.-AppletOn Post.
The Reform County Convention in
Walworth comfy, Wis, nominated
Miss Eth. S Carrie, a worthy and com
petent lady, for tle position Of Superin-
tendent CT Schools.
WEAT does She Sentinel mean by the
words 'f rmerlY Of New Jersey" to be
found in every item wherever the name
of Treasury agent Eberts figuers? SIS
there something rotten IL Denmark %
Please explain
We are not sure, now, whether we
shall cast our ballot for Ludington or
not. The Madison Democrat has dis
covered that one of his sons sold span
Of horses to the city of Milwaukee,
Terrible
SIT is not suspected in any quarter
that Ludington is dishonest says
Bleyer. But it is suspected in some
quarters and openly charged that Tay
lor took and divided the bounty money.
And it is not yet denied by either party
Interested
WITHIN few days a serious disease
has broken out among the horses in
New York. 1t borders on the nature of
the famous EpizOOtic OF two years ago.
1t is calculated that there are 10000
horses suffering, the symptoms being
precisely those manifested when the
Epizootic first showed itself.
The Register says: ''Hon. Hans B.
Warner, the Republican candidate for
Secretary of State, made Whitewater a
twenty four hours visit the first of the
week, and all who had the pleasure of
meeting him were very favorably i'm
pressed with his agreeable manners,
manly bearing and manifest intelligence
ana energy of character
IT is announced that Mr.. Bristow he's
stopped the issue of 10-cent fractional
currency. Naturally, he selects this,
The smallest piece of paper currency, for
earliest displacement. 1t is probable
that we shall ere long hear the jingle of
silver dimes in common use once more
A few months hence, if all works well,
the little paper ''bits'' will be soon no
more.
The Reform officials should be very
trustworthy gentlemen, for the public
has no right according to the statement
of the Secretary of State) to examine the
books and satisfy itself that no frauds
are being practiced. 1t wasn't SO under
Republican rule. Every citizen had
right to see with his own eyes whether
the servants of the people were doing
their duty or not.
ABOUT the best evidence of unlimited
cheek which ever came under our notice,
is that displayed by the editor of the
Milwaukee News, when he whines about
the Republicans being so personal in
their remarks touching Gov. Taylor and
his crowd. The fact is, one cant tell
the truth about some members of the
"Reform" administration without men
tioning the word .'steal"-and it hurts
the News dreadfully
The Milwaukee News called Major
B:etz thief until to do SO longer was to
make the Reform State Treasurer,
Mr.. Kuehne, a liar by virtue of his state
ment that he received of Major B;etz
every cent due the State, and now that
paper has suddenly taken to waling
and gnashing of eeeth because the Re-
publican journals have shown mp Gov.
Taylor's little bounty swindle and other
tricks as dirty and mean. ''Censisten-
cy," etc.
LET us march forward TO victory I'M
der the banner of Economy, Ratrench-
ment and Reform, says the Milwaukee
News. Let rs see. The ECONOMY" con-
sists in cutting down to the starvation
point the wages Of the laborers around
the Capitol the ''retrenchment" in pay
ing old moss-hael1ed and repudiated
claims" and the reform in killing
railway credit So dead that not a rod of
road has been made for year past
@. b. Gd-ette.
TINS Reform campaign in Wisconsin
makes Roadway slowly The fact is that
Taylor anu Taylorisin are not things to
arouse enthu iiaSm and al the loud
rrotesta.ions OF the Madison Democrat
viii not convince tlie people flat s'Hon-
est Farmer Bill has kept himself free
from the tolls of the hack politicians.
by line way, the Democrat carefully ex-
eludes from its columns. as.unwortby of
notice, the statement that Gov. TAYLOR
has been an active canvasser for the
Democrat campaign fund Chicago
Times.
The West Bend Republican wonders
whether State Treasury Agent Eberts
wants to tell how much money his I'M
ders.fapDers have bamboozied the peor
pie of Washington county into paving.
contrary to law, into that sum over the
cole ton of which he and his party
tea t 50 much.
FoRTF years ago, 5s.00l.01C cigars
were manufactured yearly; now thu, con
sumption demands 742, 00O, 00O.