A Republican Howler Rewarded

Washington, December 14. - Mr. iïoward M. Kutcbin, of Fond du Lac, has been nouiimiteU by Mr. Hayes for tlie Internal Kcvenue Cnileetoiíihip oí tlia tbird District of Wipconsin. His name is now before the Senate. Mr. Kutchin, doubtless by some civil-service oversight, seems to huve been selected for the office because of party survicea oaly. Ho is the editor of the Fond du Lic Comynonwealth, and tho way in which he served his country best by ser ving hÍ8 pirty best - if that is why lio was chosen - -may be jndged froto the í'ollowiug lcading eolitorial that nppeared in hia paper on üctober 20, two weeks before elcction : 'TO ARMS, HEPUBLlCAlíSl "Work in every town in Wisonnsin for men not afr.'vid of nrc-arrag, blood or dead borlies. ïo prescrre peace and quiat avoid a conflict of piirtiea and prevent the adujinistration ot public aft'airs from falling into the hands of such obnoxious men as James G. Jenldns. " Every Eepublican in Wiaeonsin should go aimed to the polls on next elec icn day. The erain stacks, houses and bnrns of all active Demócrata should bo burnod, tíiir cliildren burued and their wives outríire('i that they may uudurstand that the Eepublioan party ic tho one which is bound to rule and the one which they should vate for or k".c) their vile carcassos away from the polla. "If tbcy sti'.l persist in sroing to the polls, and prr&ist in votinjr lor Jenkms, meet them on the rond, in the bush, on the hill or iinywhere, night or day, amd pboot every one of the base cowards and agitators. If they Rre too strong in any loia'ity and succeed in putting their opposition votes into tho ballot-box, break open the box ánd trnr in ahred thfir discord-breeding ballots and burn them. " This is tho time for effective worlc. Yellow fover will not catch among tbe Wisconsin DiMnoorats, so we raust use more noiRV and arduous, though not less effective, ineans. Thefe agitators ninst be put down, and whoever oppose us does so at bis peril. "Eepublicans.ba at tho polls in accor danco with the above direotions, and d not stop for a little blood. ïhat whic makes a solid South will make a solic North."