, 1876-07-02
A Large Collection OF Education
al, Patriotic, and Personal
Gossip.
MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE.
POLITICAL.
+. Special Correspondence Of The Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, July 1.-Thcre arc abundant in
dications that the approaching campaign will be
hotly contested. The Germans who deserted
the Republican party for the purpose Of becom-
ing =" Rcformers ~ have found out the folly Of
uniting themyclvcs with the Democrats for any
such purpose. They expected to swallow the
Democratic party and assinilate it to the party
of Reform, but were themselves swallowed.
Being swallowed, they refused to assimilatc.
Nothing can be wider apart to-day than the
Democratic party and the party Of Reform.
The former has, by special declaration,
in caucuscs, conventions, and OH all pos
slble public occasions, asserted its sovereignty,
individuality, independence Of allies, aud re-
nunciation Of obligations to anybody OUTSIDE
the straight Democratic ranks. The latter has
for all practical purposes dissolved. The con-
ftitucnts remain, and will drift to the polls in
the wake Of the best man on either side They
will do most Of the scratching. Politicians will
suffer at their hands. Thcyare almost unit in
favor Of hard money, and against the election Of
Il politician to the Presidency. Tilden is looked
upon BY nearly all OF them as 4 politician.
i1u3tS ID 1CSd4AEA I'LL E1SAA4j ~ AAIAAA <o q
purcr, better man than any politician; he is also
acceptable as the champion OF the hard-moncy
cause. Hayes trampled upon the soft-moncy
dragon ir Ohio, and it is not forgotten in Wis
consiu. Party lines will be drawn tight this
fall. The Republicans arc more numerous than
the Democrats in Wisconsin. OF tho floating
vote Of the Rcformcrs it may be safely assumed
that majority will 60 for the Republican
f~ &j.o IL
TRIBUNE may set down the Badger State good
for q Republican majority of 5000.
THE WHISKY INVESTIGATION
Mt Washington has created some interest on &C
count OF the confident statements made that it
would result in the Indictment Of hfr. Carpenter
and Mr.. Reyes for fraudulent practices, and iur
the rcrson that several persons we'll known in
this community as partisans Of ex-senator Car
Jcntcr left on Sunday for Washington, in obedi-
cncc to summons from the Sergeantrat-Arms
of the House. Your kilograms from Washing
ton have given you general idea Of the charac-
ter of the defense that is desired to be set up.
It is intended by Mr. Carpenter to show con
spiracy on the part Of Mr.. Brodhcad, banker,
Mr.. Asahcl Finch, lawycr, Mr.. 4. NJ. Thomson,
formerly editor Of the Sentinel, and ].
B.. g. Shaw' 1eeRently Rnnyh,;csns an agent tie OF
to injure D1r. Carpenter and kill his future
chances of political advancement, ncccssitatc
the removal Of Alr. kcyes from the Chairman
ship OF the Republican State Central Commit
State OF Wisconsin, The parties pursuing the
Carpenter faction insist that their Object Is to
purge the party Of dead weight Of corruption,
vice, and infamy it is no longer capable OF car
rying. 1t will be remembered by the reader
Mr.. kcyes WAS that they obtained large sums Of
money from the whisky men for the campaign
fund Tor the election Of Mr.. Carpenter to tue
United States Senate the consideration being
revenue officers, The defense rcopeus the en-
tire history Of that campaign, and tries to show
something entirely new in the history of politics
in Wisconsin, something never before limited at,
ready been told in your tc1cgraphic columns, but
] now send you new version.
At the time Alr. Carpenter was at the Capital,
awaiting the result OF the deliberations Of the
Legislature on the subject of the Scnatorship,
communication was received to the effect that
six Democratic members could be got who would
vote for rCarpentcrifd desired and the price wanted
was So, 900. Twopersonll friends OF Mr. Carpenter
then III Madison, who were interested In tho
campaign, rccciycd the offer, considered it, and,
being unable to pass upon it, finally submitted
it to Mr.. Carpenter himself, who refused to al
low the 1nohcy to be paid. These gentlemen, if
called to the stand, will give IN account OF the
moneys expended tor the Senatorial campaign,
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