, 1877-08-08

<set astlc By Supreme Court.
Frulm tie ap0yc tablca yuu will sec how small
malorites have turnetl tllt sc2lt. In ISL Far
well. Milwaukee Whtg. was elected hy only
1856 Bar.tuw, a Madison Or Waukcsla Dcn,o-
crat, was elected by un1y 157 nScr Nusifurd, but
which alleged majority WAS duclareI fraadulrns
W thc Supreme Conrt. aud I3ashfurd awarded
tic certificate. III 1851 Randall! only obtained
44 VOTES oyer Cross. u alilwaukee ucmo:rat,
an,l IT. 1h;5 LulEnrsun only 7lW over Taylor. III
1b73 laylnt. who ran Us tho firanEcr candidate.
you will OBSERVE, got = majority Of 15,3'3 over
by tioycrror ii wisconsin. Lewis getting
:siGH mnrc votes than dbl Palmer.
There Il lIttlo doubt that tho Democrats ot
the state lHy nlorv stress up0u tho lnnjhtltv VI
Taylor over Nas1bslz,,. and uut more coutlucnc,
In it ~ hopeful feature fer their success Vi
The approaching ELECTION. than the cfrrutnstancc4
Of that eoltcst viii warrant, II calmly and
though doubtless Democrat IN principle, waa
not III reality Democrat BY notninatiuE. liz
was really q t;Ennger. was 80 nominated. nl-
though he was vallcd lseloru1er, but, after his
.he Democrats claimed him as u Democ1at.
II WIS, however, uut UetnHrutic but Ks-
publican yotcs that elected Taylor. That
l., Republicans who were not dissatisfied
Republicans who we're dissatisfied will thc lnan-
agtl,cnt ot tllr railroads vi tA1 State, and who
called themselves GFangcrt. Thry, and they
only, wG1u thu tnrl who causcs! thu election ut
Taylor. To supE.ast that they VITO were ilrst
| ltepublieaEa 4h1 tlrn iirAn.ess laYe bu~ bc-
| CONS Democrats Is 4 wild suptusitton, Is nils
| take. Of which tho Democratic party viii no
doubt 10 made aware after tho next clcctt''n.
belong they have returned tt their irst love. u1ld
tey are nov, ~ they wcre formerly, Republicans.
| They neyerhaa nny scal assilliatlon with DEM
c51tt. Ths marriage was ulholy. Its Offspring
wzs tlicgitiMatc. 1t resulted III putting tho
state trappilszs on mule.
| Anothsr feature wurttIy OF note IA, tlat =
| very large nnn,s1t Of De1lacerats c1pEess then,.
| selves u thoroughly satisfied with tho policy ut
| Il visible Ut present, nor cau ANYTHING be In
aglnt.l 4. likely to artso between now and
our next election III November, that vii teud
10 rouse those lsten! ~ p9inoesats to "yote ths
"war ery" tan BE- n.sae. The German Rc-
puhlcan press of wisconsin, u this city, IN par
tirnar, w!st.is powerful lntqct've. Ihe lhr-
cd, conducted by y: y: If c91s'naD: T.. 'eay .a,
11 n md s1's1. Ss'sss'' la:o w'' wh:l LII % Il:
Bletk, formerly htata Treasurer, has Eo-
gently eouxht l. liksy to &C. s1ftsxS Ren;s,,t no
cause, " AlF. baEtz u not only stanch ~"
prblicau but Is very popular among his
euuntrymeu, with Hhuin, ii with his political
opEEnst, " + s1sat tay,Hfts; n,rc., u,,
others, lu distinction ~ Gerinsns. Vt whom !
| iayc already xrlttca,-who weru dlss2tiaagld
with Tue coEruptiou Of tAo Whlsky-Iung crowd
arc are back II Tho toli. and xil b. srtjys workers
for the sueeesa Of tho Republican TICKET this
ta!l. They count not few, aud ara power
ful e1ement.
Every outlook It present indicates ths suc-
eess ot tue Republican ticket this fal, OF ths
candidates shall hare sonethtnx 10 ny iu my
ucxt. The Hon. William Z. Smith viii Ger