, 1875-01-13

WISCONSIN,.
nETriHu TOGETHER.
Special Dts1ateh to 1ks tf.4cas" Tribune.
MADISON, Via, JIM. 12.-heAsly all tic Re-
publican rcnber8 OF the Legislature, a host Of
gentlemen anxious to assist itH members In dis-
charging shes1 da.sas, ard III army Of a!visers,
low, to-yoto on the Senatorial question, have
arrived llors. Till late last night and all day,
men have been buss getting acquaiutoa, and
hnyo engaged in lively canEaenug for legislative
Offices. The contest IL somo cases has been an
limited. yet conducted In good spirit. Tho re-
su}ts at caucuses tonight promise to be goner-
ally satisfactory. a. ]. Turner, candidate for
Chief Clerk OF tho senate, has withdrawn. hay
ing found that a majority Of the Senate had
been pte-empted by his active young oppeuont
cAarEH7Ea's CHANCES.
In tho Senatorial contest, there haa been sone
change since laat night, when the Carpenter
men appearcd decidedly in tho majority, and de-
ter1nined 10 carry all before tlom witt, grand
charge, which should boar down all oppcaltion.
To-day the Washburu forces have received largo
reiuforcernents, aud Carpenter men, though
claiming q largo majority, don't talk quite 30
much as il 1t xcre unanimous thing. nor tell
how thoy will reward thelr friends aid punish
thoir enemies They have claimed as high nj
ffty-sf1 votes forty-ons being nacoasary to
nominate, but have counted meu who have pro-
nouneod for Washburn binee their arrival.
Senator Carpenter has many jealous and active
Republicans from different pAttB OF the State
working for kim with q lnfTah, led BY the Hou.
E. ". keyea, Chairman OF tue Iepubsicah State
Committee. Washburu's friends are Of staider
Sort and operate in moro quiet way. Tlcy
clsin good margin over the forty-one neees-
sary to cloice, and do net believe that, in Wow
ol the feeling against Carpenter among theis
constituents. the pressure brought to bear Oh
them Gail bo afIoctnal.
wAs,lBuRN MEETING.
Tho Waehburn men lad an informal neotinE
| this forouoon. which WA largely attended by
members and others, and an earnest determina-
iion ~as shown. Speeches were msdo by several
inetnbers among others BY Senators Scott md
Qui,nby, Aesomblsmen jackson. Of Monroe,
Coates. q. Grant. Mitchell, OF Marquette. Isaac
Adams. OF Dane, Ex-Atty. Gen. barlow. Of
sauk. We=tcott. of Green, Miner. Of Niclland,
Clark, OF Grant. and Vivian. Of Iowa. Tho opin-
lon WAS expressed that = largo majority OF tho
usam saying ninctaea cut OF twenty in bus district
aud another nenfly everybody Of bnth parties
tn Ais-were opposed To tho reelection Of Sena~
| tor Carpenter, and beloved it would 30 dis
cAAr1xsan MEETING.
| Carpenter is expected lese shortly. His friends
had a!afge aud enthusiastic Meeting thia after-
| noou, at which they effected all organization,
u 14
| dent, md s. s. Fiheld, Of Ashland see:etary.
| Stirring speeches were made by Measrs. keyes.
| Of this city, Coleman, OF Fond du Lac, Gill, Of
| Dane. Merrill, Of Dodge County, \ Granger,
", Horn, the,atter simply expressing his psstes-
ence in favor OF tue reelection Of Senator Car
pepter, and claiming it to bo for tho honor and
interest Of the State to secure The con-
! tinuod services Of >. man Of oo1n1nsndng
ability, influence. and national reputation.
| One speaker claimed that tho Unitod States
| Senate by its rGcsnt Endorsement Of Carpenter
in re-clocting him presidout. has asked Wiscou-
| ain to return thelr brilliant and honofed asso-
ciate. They claim that tho feeling agaiuat Car
penter has greatly moderated since election. Il
! the contest Increases in sharpnesa and Interest
| from now till the nomination, there ia danger Of
y good deal Of uupleaaantncss tn tho party.
| CAuIVsEs,
| sp<esal D7.paeh to w cattdao Tt'oa's<.
| MAp1soS. Wis. Jan. l9.-Caucuaea OF both
] parties wore held tonight the Ropablicans Of
the Senate and AssombIy separately, and tho
| l&eformers Of both Houses together.
The Repubt,can Assembly CAUCUS MAS presided
over by j. r. Durack. OF Hook. and nearly NIL
the Aepuhltcap menabazs-eiect we're Pros
On ...oosa otisa 0f !, MI s'rE; es't q Wa.
Ashland, Ffcd ". Horn. Of ozaukee,
was unanimously nominated for Speaker. with
hearty applauss. For Chiet Ciork, Col. Il, II.
stronr, u Saulk, WAS presented BY Col. Kershaw,
ballot gavo Ii votes for Strong and u Tor Hills.
Candidates. xero nominated for Borgeant-at-
| Arms aiid ballot eloctntl ]. ". Bracket, OF
| Grant, by 45 to IA for Mr. Glover.
or tue Republican Senatorial eaucus, Senator
Davis, Of Noek, was Chairman, and Daaor, OF
Racine Secretary. Nominations for all officers
down to mossenees. taenty~six In all, we're
agIeed on. The following were the most
pottsf9t' @ pgS afss'ds1t 31., pre- SesH sa T. ns 1
nett, Of Rock Assistant, 7. D. 1seed. Of
WnnebAgo; Bookkeeper, Tom St. George Of
liaoiue Enrolling Clerk, J. F. Spencer, OF
| Dane; EugroasinR- Clerk, Hllbct Dodge, Of
iea4t, Tsauscriblns- Clerk, Fthd llelnnomaa, Of
ManltoEoo 8orgeatt-at-Arma, Q. II. Aikon. of
| Fond du Lac; Assistant Sergeant, G. q. Fay, OF
! Wa1w0Eth; Destinations. 4. strong Of WsshAra,
| ]. l.. Qutmhy OF Sank Doorkcarer, ". D. kent,
| OF Polk. Republican members OF committees
| were also agreed on. RAilroads, Sonato1s HineE.
Barron, Potter. Qutmby, and Campbell. Chair
men OF other important opcs we're as follows !:
| judiciary, Dleakuian; finance, bakos; lncorpo-
Eations, Sco+t Agriculture, Ca1apbe'l; State A.
| fa1rs, Quin,uy; Federal Rolatfona. Potter; Edit
cation, Weeks 6tate Prison. fIsldi Claims.
llAllo~sy.
The Reform CAUCUS nominated for The Assem-
bly,: r. Il. uudd, Of BroNnt SpcakeEi q. W.
| Peck, OF Ia Crosse. Clerk; 9. dermAtn OF
Dodge, 6aFKeAut-nt-Arns. For senAtos plesi-
| dent, pro tam, Davis, OF Dane; CLERK, J. NAn.
kln, Of Manitowoo; Hargeaut-at-41ms. ii.
krAuA, Of Milwaukee.
KANSAS.
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