Th*' vutt> nf Wisconsin mcui)>rs on tlio Fit*
.1..1n, IN,rici- rclitT hill wliicli imwl the house of
riincscntiitlvcs jcslci lay. wiu as follows: In
favor of Die hill. Dcnslcr, .times, WnuJwnr.l, all
ilcniocmls Again I III,' bill, Giicnllicr, I’licc,
Stephenson, all republican 1 Thr men " /in ilntlijt ,/-
not voting, were Wlimn Sumner, Rankin, III)
lion mis That, reeonl is wor thy of preservn
lion. es|ieeially by Ih > 01. l Hohliera of Wisconsin,
for future refwienee The men who m e natneil in
il w ill prohahiy hehearil from again as eaniliilales
for the suffrages of the people
Someone called the attention of
the Wisconsin to this glaring and
unjust statement mid now the Wis
consin says it depended on the Senti
nel's telegraphic report for the vole
and good nalnredly apologizes for de
reiving its readers by so doing. Hut
this will not he accepted as a snllieieut
excuse by those who read much. The
editor of the Wisconsin ought to have
known long ago that the accuracy of
the Sentinel could not he relied upon.
Kvcry Wisconsin meinhr voted on
this question.
HOW GREAT MINOS DIFFER.
Some out' lias said that great minds !
run in tho same channel. But here
is an important exception to the rule. |
It is afforded iw the editors of the St.
I’anl Pioneer Press and the Janesville
Gazette. Both are republican news
papers. The Pioneer Press is an
especially able journal, and probably
without a peer in the country. N\ Idle
it advocates republican principles, it
is not an organ. I t leads but does not
follow. It gives all tho news whether
il hurts or not, and when the “grand
old party ” lets its foot slip, the P. P.
