, 1880-07-05

he, thought ,of what 1t, might do TINT was
every old fosslltzed Bourbon thanked God fer
ventfy that 1t wns no worse. Mr. jenkins,
who las beer, Democratic candidate for
| GOVERNOR OF wfsc0SH1N
and who lei the delegation at Cincinnati, and
undertook W to teil 'iis esteemed n fei!ow Ds,no:
crnts why they should sliont themselves
honrse over Hancock, and this H. tio sorry
| botcIl he nsasle Of it. Tho 1ltlwnukee Nc,rs
reported hts speech, or tint portion OF it re-
| hitting to Hancock, rs follows:
nor ,S !: The Mep!,b!lsan thunder? whero noE G t.
North. we win abidc BY your decision: wo have
no eundIiatc - pr1,pse. tchccrs.l Who !. This
nobtcst and brvest dnr1g tic Wer: III ii tao face
OF n tne th tSeny o eycr shsatcd bis sw"r; d. m
the Inv Of tho land. What Is the meaIins Of
HsM,S'm, tsss aGInsdon5 Word ;pl{ mosnt tSat ta9
sse 90 xSss gs'''fss e f. IL Ts@ xe
@ that tss sseRsn RsnnnSs shaxs
naMefss m M M erim9 Ct tssa SHOULD newer ,,e 5epcMt.
s 9e Il s'"fs ;sat Ct A. sxo s oq
candidate. .who II holcstiy elected. viii be in
ds9s "a i t.
TING had coino whom the Naaoiai iianks sionId
Seae pafty ps thas pary " With .a ~iS en snS ice
eSl9eTiy i; avn: i ineast that The people Of
tho United 6tates intend to hIrg III expert book
keeper to see whether our Treasurer has been
faithful to his trust 1t tneHtlt ttat we ahail
that tho uovernnlGtit Of tho United States must
bo administered honestly and for tho public
gNNl.
delivered upon tl,at occasIol,, and Il II safe 10
say that they will nDt be collected aild circu-
latet! l a1nonE tl'e people as campaign docu-
mcnt ~. IT calculated togonyert Republican voters
noatS iS sasSs sson It To- t. ESsto GdmIs II"
atons" was a.yery unktnd cut ON Iapa
Lynde. who was. ti follow with tie next
speech, i,eeAuse Lylnle was q member Of
Commission net With aif IFS might: It was
l!yndr anu such Dclnocrnts as he tllnt built
the bridge ,acroks tho disputed gulf over
which Mr. liayes crossed to
| THE WHITE HOUSE
l., safety ard % WITH le'gal and c,onsitntiona1
si9ll, but tho liepublicans laughed,
Baroyns Of ss Wssos s sre Ws sSsh ai satisiIe
snb1 w their Il eke K and s w ssr sye it I'M. eoFat sx
ars qaito III pro,!d 10 to ',Rf tif,'k that @ he ti1ea
WISCONSIN, decoration at Cincinnati
Delegation started It for Garfield this
ditfclence, that Chairman Cassoday at CHI
caao wl,ci, lle ,tur,lc!l the tide Of battle In
@ sdyG - ad I s"i tpubss %fHfS sjn %ejorisy fe s
hind him to give weight and Significance to
Ills motion, whereas ~. Jenkins could not
cousin to carry the State ,tl1is fall
Mse, and the party len.lers know t.
They rhs remember that q Coy: Snit,'s najorlty
| ity Of Guenther for State Treasurer reached
the magnificent proportions Of %, 0o0. And
| t!lnt was our nf year In politics. too. This
fsll W. eifct egl,t ca1,Eress,1,sn, and It Is the
sSs Ssa ws sat e S2s! sr ss9sy sGf1sss
The Democracy. hoped and prayed for tlie
no,ni9ation often. GTa't. for. ,then thcy be-
doubtful State, but with
| GEN. 8AHF1EID At THE HEAD
tho last ycstigu Ut that hope vnn1shcs like tho
basoless fabr!c of drealll. The handkerchief
Gerlnnns will not bo wan oyer to the support
af f3 @eq besys neqsk m psss sssauss 5 m 1 sSSG 5 m en- Il
pleascti .N viii ill., ( Geil. a~ Garfield ii Nbs b.
cause lle Is q soldier when one Is
co,ntry's honor; {sI beca'se i's is IS q states. M
mal when lnws arn to be passed roiating to
commerce, domestic and foreign policy, IT,
Mcnts, Tie tariff, and tic like; Is Because lIc
Is Of German extraction a,ld llas felt the
pinch OF poverty In Ills own person; and
~ because his private and public career Ii
full of encouragement for every young l!ia'l
IN this free land. They 10 not doubt Geli.
expect that the Nnttol, Is to he plunged into
nnother t, war anring @ the @ iext M four years, or
| heal Of tic Government Of o,,e skilled iii
/ |land!lng great ar1nes.
| =, II the W lsconsfn Derllocracy can keep what
s sy nosa fnsn y pSfs II a,ss Sefs nat e
| think themselves well oil. They liavo 1T
! present the lion. r: V. Deustcr from the
Fourth, Gni,: =. =: Bragg fyon1 ING Fifth,
sionhl Districts, At the list election DoSsfer
Ind only l:y majority ovur Judge Frlsly, the
Republican candidate, and since then the
City OF milwaukee,,
THE OLD DEMOCRATIC 01DItA1.rEn,
has a.: oecn carried BY the Rspat!IlcanS BY Oyer
title t9 ttla oilicH is hold by q mighty brittle
| municipal election last spring l,e saitl to q
fFta3 caae u or a ao'nao t ~ 1a a lis @ ex %
Representatlye from Milwaukee, would bo
Republicans; but since the Committee on
Commerce l!as reported fav0rably OIL nil old
/ hnrbor claim Mr.. Ue1,ster has got his second
wind anil IL aE.lin in the Held.
Tlte Republicans feel confident that they
will be able to. defeat Mr. puuster witt, sol!,e
good aan, alld arc already discussing the
.lates. Tile Hon. L. 4. Frlsby. Of. Wishing
ton County, who R1.ye Deuster H,lcll close
rub two years ago, has many warm friends,
and thsre is feeling widespread IN tho DIV
should have another chance. It IL under
stood that he will BE- Il candidate for the nonl-
lnntion.. Another prominent candidate Is AIr.