, 1875-01-11
Tie United States Senatorial Contest
Carpenter vs.. Waahburn,
Tho Washbnrn h1cn Confident, and
the Carpeuterites Sansutne.
The Correspondence Between Con.
Rusk and Gen. Washhurn.
Tho Outlook from TN 1lttcpnnd-
cnt Standpoint.


i,st.+ tle Legislature Of Wisconsin assemb'en at !
Madison for tue Transaction OF us anna' p"s'
ness. Including, among is other dhtias th's gear
the election Of
UNIFIED STATES SENATOR
to succeed Atatt Il. Carpenter, whose Germ oA
Office expires on tho Ati OF Maroh. lne lloase
OR tho Assembly a. it Is called m th!a otate-
consists OF lDo members Lilo nehato hnnAoclsn6
30. OF the 60 sonators, tho Republicans have III
10 10 Hesoth'e'7 ~" ~
t'leth ~oFh'nS HhJofl's ot "'e ~ 'A'. "'' |
or tho 100 members OF tha HOUSE, tne w.
pnblfcans haEs u certain leaving tes
~ 10 the hetosmofs ana lnuopono.
cnts, although tue lattef ea'm p"s
s or 6, all tok'. Il NIL thns ne 1oen 'o". .no
Republicans hare clear majority o1 ~ On Joi'E
ballot, which renters their victory certain IN the
approaching contest, provided thoy aappoft III
open Convention tho nominee OF tho CAUCUS
The only question that il no'o apparent IN tue
minds Of the RepuhlicAn party Is whether AF'
Carpenter shall become hla own successor, OF
whether another, anu aB many poNe'e'
MORE PRUDENT AND Juplcloos MAN
shall taxa Ills place. Ex-doV. "aahburn. "noso
services to tue Rep"blscan party nave oeon
gratefully acknowledged ny sneee successive
| tornas in Congrohs and ono Term III 'lo
| Gubetnatorial Chair, Is Mr. Carpenter's COM |
| 1,o,;tor Nd In was in tho Sen-
pe'No' ~ ,ocn rh,.. ,.n,1.man If |
| Alotlat eoa.o's oA 49, .1.;1.. ~.
| the Republican party VINO ale pteas'ns' IL.
| WashburuB claims are nm ong the best ala most |
| influential citizens Of the State. Tho fact that
,n;o,o b;s annnortors here. II, Mr. Carpenters
"'nons tna eupps' .a,na H. folov;,,g ,,romi.
nent Republicans. Is sufficient guarantee tlas
az mnu, he stands worry ligh III public estlma-
t,on. and that, as member Of tie Republican
nsr.r a I ho lOa MI tLe ontro coulilouce Of LIS own
patty-rlcnoa'
Among names -...... ...-...... .
CONSPICUOUS IN nusrSEss AND POLITICAL CIRCLES
l name fow: f. II. Droadheal. U. +. 1laloy' A.
Elncl' Amos SAWYER nenay iiuA, " 49, ~. o"u' w.
Il. u. Wilkins, 4. II. Thompson john Man
chotts, II. II. Camp, Fred ll"loy' William a.
| BRIGHAM. William Fink A. J. Langwortly, o. Z.
nrt,, n i 11,io 7. II, Durand. John ], Orion
n'En' ~ 49,. - - !, - ra,.ar. nao,as " A,lan
T. L. hoHon, =. ": noee4n, "'o1he ,,:I
Allen JOHNSON, q. IL. 1laml!loa' " ~ tio.ue' ~
J. nagerma,,. Irving II. Beau, llobert Hill, H.
, N T,neh John r. resch. II. II. West, G. a..
49,, ;,,,,,d;no hanken., LAWYERS, merchants,
manufacturers, and Capitalists all o. "uo'a
arc opposed to tho recollection Of Senator
| Cornenfer and in favor Of NaBlburu although
soye,.1 NJ tbem would DO willing to tako up
: sesessi VI ~ sue4u aan,uto,,,so "o ~ can,iit1nte.
LEV man As t".i;a rr;t,, n1wan,ca rolittca
Il 10 eny pe1Sgn f. ~ 5ntinnnt,u names voui Lc
r niuIy uv indicntys of tho strong pubic current
WHICH Seou,s . 49, " 10 s"S4T9n - c,npEs7rn.
Il AaAaSsF ~ SssAseM H. iem,ior wna admitting
j ~ atienan " ra4,hiina ns ~ ,ho ci,x aro on
ase r. I, Lis nevcrtheIess claim tLat
:no niassso ~ t,t no tha ,T nonuhIican mpmberg
~ evHnnce, ,hat tn1 s.@ ara III for caruentor
Fon t H. eIsiln % ia DISPUTED By tl,s feienls
Of Or Af; MasAoa:o' W. "a WY ,,1o,psJ to car.
e. too o1 Tue IT. ~ p,e~s nnrs =, ,,;s favor
T. pentor, "!tn puHsl9y oae ,a,a".t;.,, -. ~" n,a ~
n ennn;tcd in writing to vote ngnnBt
id hll. c"tP:ateA s..'s 5;rnfnr rioiIres rnrr
e1actea utiS the +, apr aoaiea
ID een w s,,,t.,, nan1 NJ tn. mefnbors
claimed for Tim oy H. s ff'oaa 0aa tp %
loes'etlFs, ,e es ~ Cn~ar1sr's grtaNis u,Il ti,,t
e eertasn that Ar Calpehets t.ohus ~ .ai. .i n.'
rt themselves eEEostoneS HigaIaa ~ ~ 1nn;a1a f;v
no e'llatlons, VI o5v nt5 aaa ,%.ir vnt7n[; ron
ho!,osh nasG M .r;v n,atsros Which they neyo
ssltnenceh ~ & ss'tns p'''s'' "4''~1 ''
lHsrHaeo " houp. t,,ae. +-o nro,cirapt ~ j,
!ao euu'e"t ba'"''" '"S'o WV
dAatea II ..,,,,,.n
eo BkcoailSp fa"s aa;Sdna,n.,s 1Saaa nv c.r
and, a. times so'lsWnaA tN .,ot H. Wn.,t,,, All
pehtef 1rieinb e'a'n ~ tnas ~ ~. ~. ,,,,;,.tn ~
rv emmy aGsosu sna' ~. so,,d ,naaa no sanstorir
~ elected hofofhor. ~ "oaia ia'as i"ae ~ Gont
ID, Mr. snS tisstsned s ss9 ,s ,.t,. g.
wh be assdb n.s teajs 1Sy Sy ppSs
ali saxea w p!< II. s own cnmment. thernoI
50 i TIa ts,'' lsttor vhioh drew from do!, w.h,
'ss burn this written pledge tlrat saw public hgl
ysstelday ornngs Hxs' A. a pspsf e,a1 ah1
TO- n n,sny j Democrats no would pot b. 7ery wiling
oaF admit; aud with tlouflen ot Huhpe:e,
~ esor thinks it settles tue question aG anst Go
oV- Washburn, while the frlonds OIL tne 4Attel clal
led tos ss * ts % .ss | Is ousds 81 the Hepub!c