For U. S. Senator

In looking over our exchanges, we have noticed their expression of sentiment, where any has been expressed, with the following reault: TheCedar Springs Clipper (?) The Flushiog katrol favors Conger. The Blissfield Advance f'avors Baldwin. The Hillsdale Standard is a Baldwin pnper. The Bay Cily Tribune booms big for Bagley. The Mar? hall Statesman qnotW Huldwin anieles. The Lako City Juorna! favots II. 1'. Baldwio. The Shiawa'i' Ainrrican raifl l il" voice for Baldwin. The Berrien Sprine-" llr.i oorrespondencc ia Bagley fied. The Kalkaskian booms O a tcoond-hand way for Hubbell. ' Mont'oc Commercial : " By all mean '¦ Baldwin le returncd." The Cadillao News thinks Hon. Jay A. I luli I -11 uiay bc the man. The Ogcmaw Ilirald, wil li its usual r.mu] set e, Imrrahs tbr (Jonger. The Allegan Tribuno thinks ex-(iov. Bagley entitled to the office. Tlio Mt. ClemcnU Monitor is iuite retioent but softly whispers Conger. The Au Sable News very proporly wants to see Mr. Conger in the pénate. The Montealm Hcrald supports Senator ll.ildwin the full term, but not fierce. The Stanton Clipper favors Conjter, and sUtM that be ii far preferable to Baglry. The ISaat Sainaw Ilcrald would like to see ex-Gov. Bagley try to fiïl old Zach's place. The Ncgaunec Iron Herald would liko to see the Hon. Jay A. Dubbel I chosen to tin' position. The. Albion Hcpulilic.in favor Baldwin, but rccognize Mr. Conger's peculiar fitness for the position. The Alleman Journal never does anything by halvcs, and has gone in for Baldwin, liead, hccls and stomach. The Hastings Hopublican Bannor booms fjlnriously for the Hon. Omar P. Honger, Miohigmn's next Senator. The ('assapolis igilant leans toward Baldwin hut give.s the threeother prominent i'iiiidi.laUi.s each a good send ofl'. The Michigan Tribune thinks Senator Baldwin an excellent man for the potition and pussessioii nine points in the law. The Lakc County Ntarjjives Mr. Con;er tbc besd of th list, lut ooncludcs that any of tho ooiilolanis would niake good srna¦l'l._ Il.n li„ ,.;.!,- u ,.v ..„-ia l.u„ ¦. sec Baldwin the next senator and Conger tho next speaker of the house. Spoke too KOO. Can't be did. Tho Caro (ütizen has repudiated its l'.iMwin item. stating that it got into the paper without the knowlodpe of the editor, and comes out i'or Conger. Tlio Marine City Reporter says: "Mr. Conper is worthy of the position and it would not bc toe strangest thing we heanl of, if'it nhould be put right there. " The Midland Independent has "strong leaoings toward Mr. Conger," but coooludes he iviu't be .pared froni the House - mitin y iliin rcason- and so favor? Haldwin. Tlio Tuscola Pioneer says : "We take no back wat in our csiiinaiion of Mr. Conger," yet it tliinks bccaUMe lie has proven a food man ni tilo Iioh-c he should stay there, and Baglcy be promoted. A false tlieoí y. Tbc l'oiuiau OsMtta say8 Bagley s thu ideal Henator in ir s e.stiuiation, but rjre-iinir-i ihi' legislature will pay Senator H;illwin the "deservid compliment" of'an election for the unexpired torm fbr which he was appointei). The Three Rivera Tribune likes Bsgley very much ; thinks about as much of Baldwin; and ditto of Conger. In fact something liked the perplexed lover of two girls: "Oh, I could be happy with either with 'tother dear charnier away."