, 1876-11-05
PROBABLE MAJOR1T1ES.
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Townof OAK Creek. so
Total, 900 1900
900
Net Democratic majority ..... 3, 500
That a very large vote Will be polled Is Ell
aent from the increase in the regtstry:lists and
from the unprecedented number Of uaturaliza-
tionsof foreign-bor residents The knowledge
OF these facts has caused some alarm among
tirnfd Republicans; but the Executive officers OF
preston Of such fears, and reassure the anxious
ones. The fact is, that OF the 8, 600 names add
ed to the poll-lists OF last year q considerable
number are Republicans who neglect to vote
upon ordinary occasions; and Of the 1000 men
who have fled their intentions to become citi-
zens of this glorious Nation, and taken their
first papers, about 800 arc known to have done
so with intent to honor their first ballot with
the name of the Electors Of Hayes and
Wheeler.
OF the expectation OF the Tflden managers to
increase their naiorities by
FRAUDULENT VOTES,
there can be no doubt. The Inspectors Of EIec-
ton arc nearly all Democratic politicians Of the
municipal official school. They have exclusive
possession Of the registry lists, and, in some
wards, will be supported BY strong possess OF
gs5 5S9ge5 ouais "nd the 2G6 Ihsr IS ALSO & %e
attempt will be made to run in and vote in this
city / 1,0D0 OF the roughs and scalnwags of Chi
cago, who are ready to come here Or anywhere
they are needed to practice their peculiar genius
for repeating. But the Republicans arc every
where alert, and Vigilance Committees viii at
tend every precinct tewatch and frustrate every
attempt at fraudulent voting.
Could the historian preserve compendium
OF the campaign speeches which hare been made
III this city, It would form q
- CURIosITY OF POLITICAL LITERATURE.
The burden Of the Democratic addresses has
been continued repetition, rung with changes
of. time and varying degrees Of bombast, OF the
charges OF corrupt administration, and Iespo1-
sib'ltty Tor hard times" against the Kepnn-
iLlmac'llate .Refor1ner and purified Statesman,
Tldcn, completes the gauzy fabric OF Demo
clattcspeech Of the class that have been fur
n1shed IN AhlEaukee- Ihe parts that ehut most
applause are those which allude to the prospective
hungry rabble Of of11ee.seekers. OF the Positions
aeter and unblemishcd reputation as Revenue
Collector Bean, postmaster PaJne, collector
Nazro, ;Pcnsion-Atgent ferguson, and others:
listening to the scholarly eloquence ct Carl
Schurz, who held an audience Of Intelligent
Germans intent listeners nearly three hours; to
the bold but conclusive logic Of ex-senator Gar
pcnter the forcble, ineisiye, st3tistica! address
Of the Hon James 6. Blaine; the gunsent Wit
Of StorGs; apd the ficrT, effective German ora
tory Of Gen. Hcckcr.
THE COUNTY TICKET.
At the time Of the nomination Of the Repub-
lican County ticket 1t was placed, in the iicld
with the intention -of. presenting candidates
whose reputation and character could not fail
to commend them to the better sentiment OF the
people, in contrast to the Opposition. To have
predicted then the possible success Of either Of
the estimab1e gentlemen who consented to run
would have seemed 'extrayagant. But Messrs.
Sanger and Wcchsclbetg have pushed the can
yass with a vim aud confidence that
fiarc 15toufshcd and terrified tlicIr opponents,
who trehble It the possibility Ct sIe defeat + to to
Wn3ca, unusea ~ an asEsssse m1uos'sy, sne{ Z
~ 3ecto cGt ff9M " H. Wcchse5hcr as e1p Of tn
C9urt, and hr. Sanger as Sheriff, are evidences
i piuck ef backed &c BY ~ righteous eause. Charges
of atgraye Character haye this week been made
rf-elcction to the Clerkship. The HeaM
ana Gtrmania, independent and infuen-
tfa1 German d1ilies, warmly support Mr.
Wccnselberg, and as earnestly Oppose
Mr.. Connolly; while the partisan German press
Is only lukcwarm in tho support accorded the
latter, The only paper which has the te1neEity
to defend Mr. Connolly Is .thc little Official
origin Of the Court 1Honse Ring.
---... :; sENAToR1KL. ..
The Hon; l. ". Van schaick .retnrned from
infofmed By wire Of his nomination for Senator
in the Fifth District; and, like Glncinnatus
leaving. his pillow In The field to :gtM on his
a!1nor for the fght, be. took IN early train Tor
M.iEankee: and entered at once upon the STRIFE
would DC ahopeless one.
ASSEMBLY.
The following are the nontnations Tor Mem
bfr1 OK Assembly IN the several districts Of TINS
county:
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