Will Gov. Winans Or Chairman

pau ar some other supposed authority, plvse t-ell the people, how the present legislature, elected under the uiK-onstitutional gerrymander of 18S."i, legally ipan a constitutional apportijomiaent. It U a mystery to some people. HiutruiH-eiüfiit that Ex-.SenatOrs Wiener and Bast-one will sit as membei1 of the state senate in the eomini extra hession of the leislature, (at $1,000 per (lay) notwitlistanding that they resijned their seats long ago to accept of othier offices, shows whiat desperate measures the democrats will resort to in tlieir atterapt , to darry tlieir point, and arrange a new jrerrymander. This high-handed prowwdiiii? ough't to, and doubtlefs Avill reoeive thp condemnation of all liberal and juKt minded people. Aniong .the many periodicals that reach our tabte there are few which are nïore ladly -w-eloomed tlian tne New England Magazine, publislied at Bostom, Mass.. John Myron Potter niianagr. It s broad in its scope, trlgtrt 'm its arti-lfs, and of great inK'rcst to the g-encral reader. Not toa heavy like the Atlantic, nor too light and ti-asliy, bttt a sensible, readable fournal far tlie great tnass oi readers whio seek inf on-mat ion ín what tlu'y read. $3 per year. The people'a party has taken the only imiirwe possible íor a party tliat desires to coiné Into promtaence and becomie a factor in the atfalrs of the gKyverniment, tJiat is, to stand on lts own foundation. Thie state convention at Jackson ysterday was a nuitnerously attenöed body, and a straiRilit out ticket oí people'.s party men was nominated- -it'lv the exception of Attorney Ofceneral Ellis, wlio is a democrat in principie and a people's party mn for votes. The ivily democratie leadors wlio thouprlit tliey were isteering tihC new orsanization into t.lioir own ranke found out their mlBtake. The h story of the past was too elunlfleant. The folloiving is the ticket nomina tetl foy tiie convention: For Goveruor John W. Ewinc of Eaton. For Lieutenant-joveniov...GEO. H. Sherman of Wnyne. For Secretary of State Frank M. Vandercock of Gnttiot. For State Treasurer Joseph W. Welton of Kent For Auditor-üeneral Carrollton Pkck of Lapeer. For Attoruey-Genera] A. A. Ki.;.i of loma. For Superintendent ) m n p.iura of Pubfic Instrnotioni M' - GRAVES of Emmet. For Commissionerj w , HAYUFN State Land Office Í WJt.L.HAYDIN of Hoaighton. For Membor State ) WlI,,„ H r, httt Hoarci of Kducation Í WH.burH.Ci.ite of Bay.