Local Political Notes

- Spcotkï district dpmorratie ronvention at court lionpe. Tnesday, Oct. 5. - Seconrl district republicBn ponvention nt ronrt lionp, Tnesdny, Pept. 28. - D. Cramer. Psq..lias hem invited to speak at Clinton, Lansing and MonÏO(?. - TVir . TTíinTK'k ano mrusm .■■■' " XortlifiPlrl willrnise aróle at Walsh's Corners on Sntnrday, Oct. 2. at 3 r. M. Speakers f rom Ann Albor wffl be present. _T,prp pppms to be a food riemand forMr T. Cramer to reply to pppeches mnfle hv Mr. T?. E. Frezer. Tbe latter politica! acrobftt snesfcs in TecumBeb tliis week ar.d Mr. Cnimer lias boen invitad to reply on Mondny evenJnjt next. Xn oiip is better informod as to Mr. Frazer's frequent sovnrrsnults, and hoop p oan hetter show to tl-e peopie Ma political inconsistenciestlmn Mr, Cram- AV ritos n covrospoiKiont of the Tree Vross: " Tlie prospecta of Mr.Waldby's election over Willets prow onirnier daily. Fvom every part of tl'e district romo nsBnrnnces of repubHoan support fromiTpiitnWfnvell-to-dolnishioPsinen, wTio havebecomeutterly diseusted witti Willits1 convse. widwithhifl monntnent ofbrokenpromisesthat reara itself aloft in every portion of the district. Even f. i',o min ïhip nltl frlftncJB. pnns. come and rilelge theroselvea to In1or witli tlie Miclnpan fnrmers and otliers living in the sou tliern part of the coimty. ThftrepWictnslerearedoing notliirtr fr WHlit, and withtheir present feeling it is not tobe woiuleied at,"