, 1880-11-24

Ruseiai DApateh to Ihs Chseaao Irht'na.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 23.-The Sentinel copies
acknowledgment Washington dIspasch rcla-
tive to tho movement on foot AMONG WISCONSIN
Republicans to get Gov. Pound appointed 6ecre-
larry Of tho Interior Department under 0urflcld,
n1,d tl!soradlts tho story because it did not hap
pen ii DO On tho scent, Az tho scnttnd has
cetsed to be regarded as q Republican hcWs-
pnpcr, Its n,at,,lRors must not be surprised II
thoy are not allowed to know MI thnt is go1ng OF
III tho purity, Or to be ntrustcl With Its Important
secrnsa. It IS an open secret, however. TINT Gov.
Pound f,As long been talked Of BY bis personal
md political friends for tho position nprlcd In
thn now Cabinet. Gov. Pounds p0litlcHl, career
is measured BY several terna la tho legislature,
BY two tor.ns OF service us Lieutenant Governor
0t tho State. and by serving In tho FpSsy-tfth
and Forty-slxth Cos,Urcsses and hb hhs Just
been reelected to tho Forty-aoyonth Congress-
by tuu'orIty Of which my nun mayEe'l feel
proud. H. -
i11H CAREER IN CONGRESS MI
has been characterized ny deyiHsuE fnnd nlyo-
eating nnd passtay some very inpQstlut uens-
tres relAtiug to tndnn nfhirs antt tantntcrnal
nayIyntlon both Of which subj Iects h4, bus mado
Il special study for years. lle ia t9u originator
OF tho dunn and rusoryolr system of, Improving
tho navigation OF the Mfssiastpp!; FtlYof and its
tributaries TINT bus met with tho S}ptohatton OF
thu Government cnXtnocrs. ) Al iii any Indian
war It costa tho Hoverument onf an'avernRe
$al,000 hvatl to kill on ,tHa rcd wartiuFs, Gov.
Pound Ia Ut tho optnlop'that 1t ta much
CHEAPER AND ApAE 1uA+tatR :.
10 educate thHu to kill thetnt md ;. cnnseqnent!y
has gtvun thAt phase ut tho 1ndtan probletn
patont study and support as d 1Acu,ber Of tho
Committee Of indian Affairs OF th4 {4oHse. Hut
Coy, Pounds friends Will not pqess him for.a
place In tho new Cabinet on ttg 1rdind 'bf tho
distinction hs has already achieved tn' hls own
Btnte as u successful and pop.1aat pGlltlc,an,
nor na an nctlyG and Influential l11IeEnocr OF Con-
xrcss where Cen. Garfield .haa hadl persounl
observation Of blu Industry and ea1Ioeuoy; but
upon tho better claim Ut hclnG 4 businessman,
OF large and varied expor(epcot Who would
bring to tho discharge Ut tho f1SpQl,sab!e dqtiea
Of high position tho practical, coffatnon. sense
ideas that Insure suecoss and satisfaction lh a
public oilics ~ well as III private affairs,
Tag UNITED arATEs sxHAroR8uiP.
Hpsetal D1paeeh 10 1h4 CAiedoo Tribune.
WAUpAuA, Wis., Nov. Et.-Your correspondent
bus been foelIng tho pulse. at tue politicians
hereabouts, and. ~ tho County Doard IL tn
session. tho sentiments OF Wuupaea County ars
quito accurately Expressed, Eight out ot every
ten Republicans are in fRyor Ut ahl!ctus Sawyer
for unitel HIates Senator, III preference 10 Z.
", kcy0a, 1t Is quito certain that Davis, tho
n,emler Of tho Aasembiy.Glect front tho Second
District, in shs county, Is for Sawyer, while
Phillips. membar from tho First District. ls ou
tho rnagesl elao OF dcspaiF. not knowing which
way to turn. lie Ii under obligations tu fow
Of our politicians who are reputua Keyes nun.
and yet ho ia dcslrt,us ut satIafy1ug tho 1allur-
ity OF hls constituents. The rcasohs given
In fHyor Of 3fr. HAWyor ato thut
hu hAs represented tho Sixth Wisconsin District
In Congress, and while ttidru madv M able and
usasql officer; that he work ed hHr,l for tito p1o-
plo n h,s district. aud 'acctmpihhcd what tlsoy
wished; that he IL a1. hs}neso aul straightforward
blslncsa- 1Ean, anu lst.siose titicl for the otoe
than Mr, Keyes. Tha.Keyes snell aay thoir oau-
dtdato IL II starp. shsewd llp4lqEan, aud will 6e
eood uau to work Az fopYeptIQn with senatoF
Carpontor, aud IL juAt W fqmpptent a. sawyer.
Ilosides, they say, Keyes d q iekular Old nepun'
lfcau war horse, and tho paity owes him the
hunpc. Nayerthules4, four.tlfths Ut Wa4paoa