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Tho Baptisü Standard, of Chicago, and tho loading orgu;i of that dcnomination Sor the Wef-1 spoftks in the following high tcrms of Senator Doolittle and his "compctcncy to fill any office to whioh the suffruges sfi fcliow-aitiaons may o ill him :" ■ Ex-Senator J. li. Doolittle has been noininated by the Deiuocrntu; p;irty in Wisconsin as their ;andidate for üovivnor. As the Standard is neithar the organ nor the representative of any politieal jiarty, it is open to us to oxpress onr high scgard for Judge Doolittle porsnnally, and our belief that whatevei nny maj' think of his views or his course upon public questions, ho is cntitltid to montion among the very few counectcd witli the . administration of publio affairs in tliis eountry, whose personal integrity is without a stain. It is known that after twelve years M United States Sfiiator, ho retired from that post of service it poorei man than when he assnmed it. Of hi competency to fill any offico to whioh tho suffragCB of his fcllow-citizons mfiy oal him, no one will mako any qneetione Were it our good fortune to live in Wis oonsin, we should be as w.ll pleased to be " governed" by him as any man we lonow. So much we will lay, without in timating at all to wh;it exti?nt we mi f-rli or might not find ourselves, upon gubjn t of genr.il politici, of the Bani_ nind with hiia&elf ," Tbc new oil well in Torre Hante, Indi mis, is producing something ovr ren ty-Svo bfHTflls of the best quabty of oil 9 dsyI