, 1880-10-30

have been so often expatlatetl upon TINT they
nre now well l!tilefstood by tho people Of
the state; as lie IS ns good as defeated
G1rsy fire G hf5e + otg 1.s to o 90 It h.n K
,iGxt 'Itssdny; t;aha was not Copperhead
during the Rebellion, but there Is not n Dem.
oetailc Yin Or Vice in tho category that ho il
hot addicted tn. I1c Is lint nnly
TIL: C11fEsT.r. .oOktN0 MAN
IN tho Sixth Congressional District, whose
photograph Is kent 10 frfgt!ten bud children,
Int 'iG represents III bis political creed every
mean ss1aa't'Ietlt r. q y the payrdoit neinocrn.
or.!er e defeat lis manly and II9il.inlnded
Republican opponent nrc such rs M truo
gentleman wnult be guilty Of. l,ouck makes
GrtenbAck sWccllcs In one part Of his dis
'sd M @ fsey sssts y preeIiyiss sIiSfhiss
by referring to Mr.. unenillcr Ms Tint damned
Dutelnnan." liy Is thoroughly acuretI now,
and 1las npnealed to tic Alllwaukce hlowers
!souck said !Ie. oilly wanted 10 70 back to
Congress IL heln Dtagg distribute tho otlicnl
patronage Of WiscniIsi'l In cnsu Hancock la
elected: but after Tuesday next his mind will
De SCI ut resi- OIL tint scure.
70 sun np the case, tic Democrats have
MT only the bad record nf their scRrdalnus
OLD narty to eo1}te,, against, but tier Co,l.
snswer tla si,arscs Of M dis1oyaliy to tho tiov.
Copprrlra.lis,n. Of KNEW Nothlngisnl, mid Of
fostering the worst Initiation theories, wisElo
pretending to favor hui,cst money!. Thcro
will b. mi lNlngnse, funeral In Wisconsin
next Tuestlay,. witll nil tho Demncratlc cnn..
!li1ates for Congress as .pali.hearers, and
Uetlster and Uouck MS chief inolrnGrs.
And over tho right comes uppermoBt,
And ever ID Justice done.
DECsTEH's r.tr.si: ri.E:TESsEa.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago 1ftbhns.
MnwAEKEE. Oct. e9.-1'etcr V. Deuster,
editor nf the Scchotc, and Democratic MEM
hnr t,f froE f1,f4 fiut ts unnkfrtr
reelection. nNt depends mainly Upon falso
anil fraudulent pretenses fnr Ills Yates. Tho
speclui plea TINT ucuster's friends make In
port from the Committee oil Commerce, OF
wl!cl, Dc,'ster is, 2 member, to allow NIL,
waukee MI old claim for money. expended
twenty years ago on tint part u the hnrbor
tlcrtaken BY the city; the general Govern
1nent !lad nothing whatever to dn. with It; it
was purely local affair, ,and the, city
Of Mlwa.kfs tyr 5. + ,resnrfed E; IT issMG;l leF
the hands nv fast rs they felt luc. Tho 0rig-
innl claim aud interest added now an!nunt
70 the snug lttls sun Of ~, goo, ana Deus f.
coneTess aFaia he VII certainly: set tho
| nilnunt palA nt the Ispxt session. lie points
| to tho favorable report already obtained, and
! will ilo doubt fool II few Milwnukeeans into
pec.ation that the nsXt npproprint!on BILL TINT
passes Congress will hAye the desired item
! Of s:ED, 100 for Milwaukee IN a claim on
which the statute Of Limitations has already
RUN.
hut no Intelligent man In the Fourth Dis
trIct will be inveiEtrd into Deustcr's hnrb0r
tIap and give him his vnte OIL snc!l spurious
claim. 10 yet n favorable report from Conf
1nittee Is o1le thing, aud Ofte!l an easy thing,
hut 10 get MI appropriation bill to pass both
Houses Of Congress and signed by tic l'rcsl-
dent Is ulli.e another md much nore difficult
! undertaking. Mr.. Dcustcr was elected in 1873
| by only l35 majority IN what was originally
tile burner Democratic district In the State,
nld something hitlst l,u tlulle to help him, In
asilucl, Ay he roukl mt help himself. 1Ie
| was a violent Copper!eit .lliring tho lscbell-
ioli, atni the Confederate Drlgadlcrs in Con-
Eress, one of whom Is tho Chairman Of the
Eonl,nittee,-1srngtt,, Of Texas,---0f course
have II warm side for Delister Md fnr all old
Copperllends like Him. Besides, the Democrats
nre exceedingly anxious IL hold ulI to their
majority In tho lInMsc. n1ld this favorable
recommendation OIL ntuster's old nl0tll.caten
eiaim WIS simply nntl solely lniMle In order to
help DGnster. pull through. Tint Is nil tho
milk there II III that cuc9ullut. No Congress
will evcr a!lnw tIlat clniln,. and everybody
might tn understand 1t. Ii It Ind my merit
it would not have been neglected for twenty
years; att! 1t 1t should he paid It would cs-
tablisll n precedent TINT would open the
tInt,rs Of tl1t National Treasury to n Hood of
si,nllar clnfn,5 that wnud hnnktupt thu Ma
tIon. Deustcr Is running on false pretenscs,
and ought to bc, mid will be, beaten.