, 1877-09-10

ttlrc, his PURPOSES have hcen sOHpfH hn 1innFtt,
M ncs5;y "a 10 u oaTa iT 'ts,sp nc ,t sn s3
charitable, that lie Inns bcctlnc cilspirunus nn
nrcotn,t IT llts virtues. and tn b ea1ct. rs wtl.
one voice. to stand ~ the representative nlt 0t
lis party, Ia due to h!s mobility b, character, an.
nut to the use Of any of the ncans Usually RI.
knrte,l to by designing pnlttic!nbs Many III his
frEcnls think that lt1 has wasci too 10nx for
thts rerognition; that the party has tccn too
tnr1ty III alInwni. hEs clalms for great services
hnncAtly rendered, mil ton *lnw III at,or.ltn9 Il,
1isn the pfact his ifuc abilities anil practical
50 well 1T ln To a,larn. Bit to
lAs not waited In vain. The ''maci'fnrn in
@ Wi.sn,s, % and % t,.s rstusa, t, y ~ seI. n,cn a. r
Smith tn i'sc II has hrlPat to swamp Il. The
b!nnlcrs nt'l catlcns nlafagers arc constantly
rcinkel t,y tho ca,n,nct Ds sueh nlnn a. ] an
wsrl,tng about; wlilc ti,o younR men a. Of ths b,
to public n![airs, will ono example at lchst nf
tnnn risLng to distinction anti clnencc In rte
!itItai llto who has nut catered to all
sn eas Is .csc.. eT a'W;n Wen nsre. I saop wss
itrst elected to represent tho State of Atassach,l-
sctts IN tie U,,iteA states Senate, rhctAloro
rArkvr wnpto lin letter of<congratn!at!9'l,
aiyIslns him Il. :" take hs conscience with him
to NasfipEton.H II Nj. Smith Is elected Gov
crnur Of Wisconsin, he will l,e sure to stake
IFS conscience wjtll him tn Malfson," md IN
bring It 1,ark with hin after ILLS term VI service
Is over. ........
THE ornRn NOMINATIONS
TINT will to made to complete the ticket arc too
uncertain to admit of all Intelligent guess, aa-
though there arc nt,mcrutis candidates for the
different oiIiecs ntI Of w!lnH, are worthy and
% rs %qaas aa o The eess esH'eg gskae St .Ions ,s
ticket to p]nyu hcfore tho people. viii consptrc
to make candidates for the nominations SUMO
what nlodcst and alay the rivulry that i some.
times manifested by tho dificrcnt scctiona Of
c1yyr.sgnvlcH Inform.
There Is considerable anxiety felt in potttl-
c,l cisctrs in rrgart to tho action Ut tho Coli
fn'a, nni rs Z, wI,sti,cr tlio ftesiient's famous
ossicr 5elcgattns thu oillccho'lcrs to tnore
1usct lfc tfau tiey have been III tho habit Of Lead
ltlF will 10 acgutcsccl Ia ur not. Ttcre arc no
less tl.an five Post!nastcrs o. the stato Central
Gf na lfxeiy ' q rstre i wsons recta,ce. coy M iadee
several lcallIng Republican politicians have
boldly Expressed tl,c[s opposition to the Press-
dent's orlcr, aud thc!r intention to tl!sotey It,
alnl 10 lct Mr. Hayes heip httnHolf II he eau.
This dissatisfied element nlny be strung enough,
IN tho Convention to make sofne ttolae, but It 's
quite likely TINT it may be kept quiet
BY the consideration Of The nceeastty of
harmony In the party. A gool tcai will depend
on tho course puraued by a1r. Kcycs. lie mt
uraIIy wants to retain lis place as Chairman Of
tlln State Central Committee. IIe also wants
u, retain hts oIsico Us P0stu,astcr 0f tho City Of
kcyes must give lp unc piaee or tho otlcr. II
lie clings to lu Craftsmanship, and tho Convcn
tlon 1e~clccts hin, to tint position, It would
raise an unpleasant iss!1s 1T bct"een tha
resented by tho State Convention,
md tic Administration Ut Washington.
Mr.. Keycs lnls q strung hold upon tue ACTIVE
,nctnbers oi his party ~ thia 8tatc, and II ho
rct,cls he u liable to make trouhle. Tho .qucs-
tion is oftc,, asked: II Keycs is rc-11ecte1
Clasrluan OF the State Central Committee, will
1t bo prudent for Mr. Iayes to remove him from
tic pust- OiIIce mud thus raise IN issno Wit. bis
inctnbcrcd ttlat. Mr: KeYes !ed the Republican
delegation III tho Cincinnati Convention for
many Of Dlatuo's warn, perso,Ml frle,tls hero
s 81 sas ssss sSsa.a SsSss ''satp w e. .Re ' ana
senator In hts fastle opposition
/ predict, however, THAT Mr.. keyes wilt quietly
step down and out; that tte Convention wlil ~
thc South; a1Il ills friends may b. strong enough
to make tlu Convention tto the mark In otllcr
respects. He,,. Jerry II. 1ta8k, ex.nscmbcr OF
Congress from the Seventh District. Is spoken
Of as tho most likely to DO elected Chairman of
the State Central Committee III place Of Mr..
Koycs. 1t would be most excellent SELECTION
II Jerry Will only catno down to milwaukee, aud
hold ills otIlro during the campaign. Ha lives
tu al! outot.the.way placc, from, wel, l,e would
me- slrlrr!y y-contcstctl battle, such rs The ono
upon which wc arc nav entering Is cortaln to be-
THE CURRENCY QUESTION.
Tho most serious question sAat confrpnts the
Republican party OF Wiscoisiu to-lay Is the
currency, and with that tic Convention will DO
expected to deal Tuesday. Not only Is tho
flRunc1nl subject ono ol vital aud Intensely
Practical tmp0rtautp to all clnsscs Of people Oh
It's owl account, but other circumstances that
have trpnsufrctI In this State tend tu 1nake It
nitro iitflc1it Of solution, and moro delicate to
hnntlle. T'lerc Is already Grccnbaek ticket IN
tic Held with all that tic l.a1nu Implies, headed
already OH tho stump, asststod by manY Other
Euua nsuHo, @ s.,s, " a,'.-s c,a s~rff,r;n~ ~,
r. his frv"r Wr Niita ia a tirst.cjnas
man every way, OF higt, social posi-