Telegram-herald., 1886-12-11

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AsetA j "a lr. aaa IS rseasulssl as
one VI .ls l1.sE..s h-p49-lca-s of i-e
s.4.e. la4a pao IS s3l itearael ~lll say
particular fatlaa bat Mo Is broad aa2
generous in as siess and .s thoroughly as
satsd g. tLe general Interests of TIE parry
ia The Ststs al uzroa. wAs sreA - fe
porter Tor the IsIaskAN- HE.ALp yesterday
aud .aesd8r.si IS % his views oa lhe SEN
stofsl contest u0H n progress
~l aul Le fspiis &. thoroughly "a f@foi
of the eleettoQ IT Colonel otoeApridSe
believe ae eoaa gave by ar mere ss.lef@-
satisfaction auonk al classes ot people lA
The State than aLy otler candidate = t'
has been uamsl As the lELs -Aa ht-
4ta stated Yesterday Ac j. Yefy much A2e1
b4 the workinyalf- because hc 14s always
treated them fairly He Las eo.l . sue e7s-
f4ll business nsn 04t lac Is jas, - "ilnns
- SCI down aul i3lk ~ith i4oli lt~
man wearing irOlA aud oFsia.l7
rs Wilh a Ne dressed man 90 wealth. re
was once a p99f working man himself ~A4
has acquired nls wealth 1y las own eiir ~
ans industry. ald business aplity. H. i7
liberal broad minded man, aud Id, citfu
proved luseilsl devotion o. tAe NeFul-
lean parry thlnk shere rs 10 o.hei cam
difste who's. vl4ll.aNon- Dei-rf IA -lin
To- tae d-les W -ne oiil.- nor one ~Ao -
much deserves lle gratitude OF tlc n+ftf-
/ shall u.a what iuLlelce can 20 sec1re
C5l .ooatrlist ele.l-Ou. THINK II ti-
be d ef.at mistake for The i.epuDlicans .l
tue LEGISLATURE % scatter their forces upon
other men merely Tor the sake ~ fltlns
them cheap emlhmcnls.
Hon William Danham, president Ci The
Hnh National BauR was also seen- nj.
| DGuhan formerly lived IN Aanistre AnA
mas long hal large business interests I'D
| Manisiee and Lake counties. lnoGsh
quiet unassumins man, lac has been one OF
| the most influential Republicans ia those
counties lie has always been warm per-
soma friend OF General tutcleJu ana mas
used his means and influence freely ln ie-
citimatelg furtAerins t,ereral tui-heph
political interests. SAID Sir. Dunham i
| es.eeui General CUtcleOn very highly, but ]
| .hink il great mistake ior him 10 attempt
| 20 secure the Senatosship a. this time. lie
was elected 20 the lower house by large
majority because the people OF his district
wanted him there and they 90 nO- want nam
| 10 leave the post - which they assigned
| him. lie Is needed right where he Is ana
can, / believe, 90 more good there than he
could in the Ser ate. There are doubtless
a few aspiring politicians VINO
| out of their way and they are, ! suppose,
encouraging his candidacy but large ma
| iOrity OF the people are opposed 10 such a
| move. They 10 not want the trouble OF
| special election nor the uncertainty OF al
| untried Congressman Il another Republican
| should be chosen in CutchcOn's place. In
| my opinion, and ain very decided IN it
| Col Stockbridge IS the man who above all
| others should be chosen 10 succeed Senator
| Conger'
| Gen. 3. Il. Pierce. one Of the managers
| of the Soldier Home and well kn0wn as
| one of the leading Republicans Of this state
| was also seen. Il don't know. sad the
| General mOdestiy, "tnat l have sufficient
influence 10 make il worth while 70 quote
| me- II looks 20 NC at present as II Col.
SiOckbr lge was decidedly ahead in the
rsee Of course he has done much Tor The
! party in the State and II merit Tere 20
! settle the question the SenatOrsrp IN
| dOubtedv belongs 10 him. lie * IN able
| and successful business man, anlt>t - Tot
| to the detriment of any other canSsiate 10
| say that we should like 10 see h--n elected
| Senator. be perhaps represents to- whole
of Western Michigan better than 81 y other
| man.
Major +. C. Watkins Warden OF ,e State
Honse OF Correction at Ionia, also = Re
publican Of wide reputatirn and in iuence,
was in the city last evening. and was also
questioned IS to his preference among the
candidates for Senator. Il have no hesita-
ton in saying" he replied, that / con-
slider Colonel StOckbridge is far aheai Of all
others in tn hs race, and that nc is the man
| who should be chosen. His services have
been invaluable 70 the party in this State
for twenty-five years past. and he is wei
qualified Tor The office. lie would repre-
sent Western Michigan better than any
other man, and have no doubt he viii b'
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