, 1876-10-08
OUR NEIGHBOURS.
A Careful Survey of the Polit-
ical Battle-Ground in
Milwaukee.
rhe Various Nominations Of
the Republican Party
and Their Excel
lence.
some Of the Stale Whisky Business
Still Tagging Before a
Wearied Public Gaze.
Eunnemacher Would Give $1,000
to Shorten His lmprison-
ment Sixty Days.
Martial Infelicity in Racire.-.Many
Small Matters Of Social
Interest.
1neendiarism at Kenosha.--Fair Week
s* Waukegan---The Suburbs.
f,leapings from Evanston, Lake,
Cicero, Lake View, Etc.
WISCONSIN,
Ennnemacher Would Give $500
to Shorten His Imprison-
ment Sixty Days.
Matita||nfelicity in Racire.--Many
Small Matters Of Social
Interest.
1ncendiarism at Kenosha.--Fair Week
a* Waukegan---The Suburbs.
Glcanings from Evanston, Lake,
Cicero, Lake View, Etc.
WISCONSIN,.
MILWAUKEE.


MILWAUKEE.
LOCAL POLITICS.
Aaecfo, Correspondence ef The Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 6--Thc Republican party OF
Milwaukee City and County was never SO we'll
orpanized as al the present time for hard and
,arrtiye work; and never was there pros
osct of better results proceeding from its Ia
bors. In every Assembly District in the city
there is a strong Hayes and Wheeler Club, with
company Of minute-ncn and quarte1tc OF
singers. Even the Third Ward, which has al
ways been held in about the same political re-
pute as the old ''Bloody Sixth ~ in New York,
with hardly single bright political spot to be
found in it's territory, on Thursday night organ
lied an enthusiastic Republican Club, and gives
nromise Of at least partial redemption. The
rood results Of this thorough organization are
seen in the increased interestand hopefulnes6 OF
Republicans Of making head against the almost
ogerv helming Democratic majorities OF former
years This interest is growing day by day, and
usually are indifferent are brought out, and, in
fused BY the prevailing patriotic spirit, go 10 VOTE
With will ---..
ANOTHER EVIDENCE
uns reen at the Republican Convention held on
Thursday, when there were full representations OF
delegates, etate Of affairs almost unheard OF in
this county for years Republicans OF MlMaukee
in The respective following OF the TWO parties II,
during the last fifteen years they had kept an
united organization, and each year nominated
pre-emincnlIy better ticket than that made BY the
temocracy, and had made persistent and antlrlng
efforts to keep down Democratic majorities, the
relative position Of the parties to-day might have
been radically different, il not reversed 1t il to
be hoped with the beneficial results Of the present
organization 80 patent to all, that the organization
viii be kept alive in its present effective condition
Ing Athe the " week, which were addressed 81 local
speakers, and were very largely attended. aud
which cannot but be productive of good results.
CONGRESSIONAL.
The Fourth District Republican Congressional
Convention made most excellent choice in the
nomination Of the Hon. William E. Smith, one OF
our merchant princes and former state Ireas-
Ginay perspicuity, and proved one OF our most
successful and far-seeing business men- he IL .
man Of enlarged views, and his personal character
t. hope that be gn be elected in this stronghold Of
Democracy, but he is certain TO bring out large
Beluulican vote and draw upon the better classes
STATE SENATOR
Dr.. Sem, the nominee in the Seventh Senatorial
D1strict,-which embraces four wards in the City
prominence among the German population, good
cltizcn d wealthy man, OF fine capabilities, and =
sound Republican. He will make a stubborn fight,
camp.
COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Republican County Convention, consisting
of two delegates from each town and ward, was
1he exception OF Treasurer and Register OF Deeds,
nominated. between the Republican ticket and
with few exceptions, there is all The difference
that is to be found between ticket made up, on
the one hnnd, Of business Of irreproacbab.e
regulations and good business cauacity. and on
other the yennl Of DfpfeRRed nulftjciDnH
The nominees Of the Convention were a. follows:
She1U-Casper II. Sanger.
CLERK OF tie LouM-Ju1iua Nechselburg.
bis,ria 1Iforney-W. &. Williams.
Surceyor-N. S. Trowbridge.
EorQUer--JAmcs Hnnn0n.
THE HON. CASPER II. SANGER,
Who heads the county ticket as candidate for
sheriff, is one Of those public-epirited business
publc aeryce should not be laft exclusively to
tessional politicians. He is the head OF the manu-
facturing firm Of Sanger, Rockwell d Go. At con
siderable sacrifice to his personal comfort and bust"
ness interests be has served several terms in the
City Council and one or two In the State Legisla-
sure. That be was elected to these positions from
district which was stfon 70 4 Re %;s
Eens. In the Council he was particularly disstn-
guished as one Of its able and efficient members.
MI Like the ancsd wtb
F.: Presideney, iSnux " and and Ike the most Of that
a, Of yss ,s d Wsee9 an IL afdsnt
notable for his marked energy, integrity
and fearlessncss Of character, sad will receive
large vote. and many Republicans are sangnine q
bis success, against Richard Hackett basing their
expectations On his we1l-known character and the
discomfort among Germans at the make up Of the
Democratic ticket. His opponent has nothing to
favor his SUCCESS except the fact Of being the re
In. Democratic nominee. He is mild young Irish
man. who has enjoyed, through the influence uf his
uncle, Matt keenan,, cleTkship in the City Water
Department.
JULIUS wECHsELBURG,
who was nominated for Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
u another active and successful business man, VINO
has devoted his best energies and interest to pubhc
affairs. Born in Prussia, be came to this state at
an early age; by honest and intelligent industry
and excellent habits has worked steadily up to his
present position, at the head OF the car1ase man
ufacturing firm Of Wechselburg, Brown D. Co.
He has served four years in the City Council where
be wae useful and efficient member. Modest in
his demeanor, earnest and persistent IL every
peeially among the friends OF that
public schools, in which he has always taken great
interest Like most Of our educated Germans,
he is an enthusiastic friend OF free education and
the encouragement of the free -echool system
The fact that the Democratic nominee, Pat Con-
nolly, DR., is extremely obnoxious, and only OBJ
The more reputable elements OF that party, 9ngnrs
yell for the possible election Of Mr. Keschelburg.
For County Clerk the Convention selected
MR. HENRY FISCHER,
Gifted States District Court Mr. FISCHER was .
gallant Union soldier, who carries o. his ceII1nea1e
of bravery in crippled limb. He 10 German,
Ind resident OF the Eleventh Ward
The nominee for District Attorney,
MR. ". G. WILLIAMS.
. young lawyer OF fine ability, contrasting IN
that respect most favoEably with the Democranc
andidatc. .- -, ..
James Harmon, for the Office Of Coroner: Will II
elected. make IN efficient and creditaole omcer' As
will also Mz, Trowbridge, as Surveyor.
The Convention vE1Sa1Y In 9h0STfnE 10S1F WILL
.ngness to disregard strict party lines by defining
% make nominations in opposition to the excep-
tlonaly creditable ones presented by the Demo
stats for County Treasurer and Register o. Deeds.
is well known that Mesere Evarts and Schlee-
!jan sh nominated y the fram
their characters, ability, and acquaintance with
as n,t aet,s ,f Of The offices TO which they were
ne pressure too strong for the Bourbons: who we're
eGoll1ded BY the fact that their nomination gase
oeed ticket
1Alsogsthes, the Republican county ticket is an u
unusually strong one, and will aid materially IN
'esns1ng victory.