, 1880-02-28

nom!nalon sot1d 1c 700 Iunhx iof 1nyLnlns.
Not lne Lai'Iiliiutl sps euoa VIII i,oi Il1u,an m
c, can ~n n ns iany e as ys ha W. ehG fried an
ml.n ~ taoaaee se a1u ,olaa
GO; We propose 70 run Democrat 1nis YET ut ,;e
You speak oI thurman US having -lost nas
chance by his foolish position on the money
question. Don you know. Mr. Fratt- tnht - Ihut ~ =
mans unacy was not rs complete as tnak ~ tnG
Mallory ut Fond du Lac In 1S1a?-
- know It; but there Is to be no more 1ooun9
on that uo1ect The Democratic party mas oee
playing the Prodteal Son on the lat-mqncy ~
uon, and now returns to the fathers mouse. ~
supporting Dayard 1t will show that 1t IS III us
right mind. ,+,,
'Tou think. then, that the Deu1ocfat1c pAlLt'
like the sick woman spoken Or IN the scrip =
II It cuii touch the hem OF Basaro gsattucns ~
VII! I pc made !,ns WHOLE ~ .,e .r, r,oo,a a+t+-
"}es: that Is the way 1ooK az II"
THE HON. H. sCHLEIs1SGER VEIL,
member OF the House from Washington County,
enjoys the distinction Of being the father Of the
= 4 Assninhiy. He has represented his constituency
either Ia the Senate or Assembly for fourteen
sessions. and hus always been q faith
ful member Of the Bourbon party
III. 1cnme to Wisconsin In territorial times
from France He said that If Mr.. Bnyuru was
not nominated he should vote for Mr. Wash
burne II ne Ms ln tne 1Eclu un .no II; W;s,nnsin
tandioate. 1G san M sht,,a tMe ,yithn,,t rc,r:,rI
to previous political preferences or niltahos: ath t
He thought Iiiden ana taclos'cAs "sle Do1D o1'
OF the race - ><r,.nrpe
N--"-
Democrats and Republicans, were olseusslng
the prospective chnnces OF ~ the Prom1nGhne M th.
candidates in the field last night ut one Of me
prominent hotels Wit the Democrats. lsayard
was decidedly the fay0rit, tnd for u vAr1ety OF
reasons, but mainly because be is a gentleman
of ability and integrity who woulu MAKE gd ~
President. HIS pontlcl ah l.ey.o ~ ~ astIon ~
mol ~ minds. One or
~ 49, t,1 - s,1ni,1i ,rtI in fnyorO Of Tilden
Ivy imo tta, ,,,, inmninionsy souelchel .by
lsts,' ut tn Gatortv Another wis aughed at until
ma,5 a. mn,s wn,iJ nrobubly be the dnrk horse
anothar soid h,, Shouldn't wonder If some mum
% not now tniked about would come to the front,
d do,xn a thc Pre- Prs.sideutiut persimmon The general
cnnri,,sion arrived ut w,,s that Dayard was their
fiTst cInice. Thurmar1 the second, and after that
the deluge They didn't care SO Tlden wasn't
atran~th with the Wisconsin Democracy, and
Tildens old cry Of " fraud has lost its power to
chnrm- Many Of them think Tildcn is as big
fraud Us the country ever produced. Several
Democrats declarcd TINT they voted for him be-
Ge the sa4e pseG laid ST. yaa
cold as a wedge.
r17r uoy. uAnr,o1g =. oRroy.
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court thought
the Democratic PATTY was never mo1e III sea ~ II.
rcgard to the choSe OF eana'9a9e s:11 tnn u. r. IT.
anu WIS VI 1At oPlutoI1 tisat nT Maa nv mi 1t
Az, .r.e eA ,,nt R;. stra ~ a 1uan Eeither was
Hnyard u fuyorit, Judge Orton had no ide, how
the Delegates from Wisconsin would vote at Gin
n terest in The fossil fossilIzed Democratic % party. lie
said that he ,1ndcrstood speech Of BayArd's had
been discovered in which be advocated secession
THE HON. E, G. RYAN.
- 49, S,,,,.",1a Co,,r+ &c oo,f,nod m
~ h,'a ~ " .u enos1;nn and nn1itcv
Teiuseo 70 auils sout pa'nacro5 ri
nyan ;9 9as pegn H., 'io's. .,. thn oodnr ~.
ms +at NE ana y; tho Ma stota. INT ttr,o t;nes
u uat Palt. - NY Ie:s, ~: ,,;e us - nJ ...i.ts
consplFe now ~ he aiS ~ sslo" niu tt.1,
formertv TIis iii.haalth RENDERS fl imnoss;he
for him to tke IN active part in politics, even if
be were uet estopped from so doing by his posi-,
ton and the that 9ss os been
him. THE RON. n. H. 5oussos.
,, =; 3e-, ~ ~ @ ;J ~ ;t ~ na
puosans ~ Ao.'' @ anu . WIS 1t :. %
Geas.a ra pasli ~ ~ p1's @ a;rct and nftar that ho
dldnt t. care mucn- re tnGet,onsy o. s t reafkeo e
ti 49,. ts P ~ T." n hos1 arI +hounhi I,;idnr
& Or tne m s anu ,an@ AZ sad i6
ooo1i Hlent easiS M oe -. sog. ~ I3g W;n; aau eIe
" ln ~ 1s' ~. ',s', f.,;a IT, s;,aaa ~
Il MSlt w. - .uo t1n ~ pS ~
Nasnnnstu;, na.e IN e1 I'M T;i5f hd % ~
means ~ cant1rine rho de]er1tion IF he ,yantctl
it. hut that lust ut present Bayard had the pole
in the ruce.
1t1u HON, HENRY L. PALMEn,
F 11J;t,..o ,,,,<, .vo, .oo., q far, du..s oro tx-
Sn,,r ~ "nrrasnor1an+ don md n1n,na1 r;onno,,siy
49, ao1;t;si +.s1.;,ss NJ NJ fp1near ,ros Snann
~ upon t}n W;eps; ss:om, r. is5} and
~ " na.,t;" @ no.,7;,,t ~ Ga,nr,,r,. - t@ r.,
1ss3 oa.,;%st io,,as y c,via He is now 10
p 4o aet +a .tt,,,astns,, nsnt II = um
res fs1s!a % VI e 7 Evrenmes;ei , W =; ,,t ~ aisit.s
n anu sas W - pus ;t y. pntr1- w. NJ
ne nia re- u1Ssuse VIZ W. ~ ~ III ~
ucli: a.u SUI .na1 ae WILL uu5 wy t ~ LII
:Satn II uG suou!u " notnitlnleo. NJ luoushs
1rdnt "oulu " tue 1tepuDleal no1nluee, Aau !,
couId easily oc oeAtcn WIFI Roou inhn. hut,
he cont'nued, with q merry tw1nKle or tne eye,
viii rnet you twenty 20 one tnht VT uon
nominate eooo mnn-
THE HON. 5. U. PlSSEY,
one Of the abiest Democratic lawycrs or Wis
consln and polltlctan OF some note, sa!Q ne
dldnt bother hiInSelf now much about political
matters, and did NOT care VINO was
nominated or elected on either SIDE
lie was disguised WITH the party
manageinenL IN MS own Stare, ana SUI! more
disgusted with the Democrats in congress VINO
consented TO the . to COMMISSION that cucaereu
Mr Il!den out OF IN once 70 Wnicn ne was larry
elected. he was Asn our OF patlence WIN Illdcn:
VINO did not manifest su1hcienu T., degree oi
courage IN .ne tryine naoment, ama aio moi stano
DIDN'T ease much Whit happened. seemed to
Tely y ealeny upon tne protecling care oi Dlslne
IIovluence W eatTs Lug country on III LIS PROS
Pefous COURSE
THE HON. #. F. Villas.
the noted Democratic. orator whose electrical
speech ut fhe Palmer Housn bann,,et viii Ionsr
be remembered by those who heard it, is absent.
and Therefore mt punctnrnd with this is.d-
pencil. After that specch in enio1y Of Cen