Wisconsin Constitution Revision Debate in Legislature
The piece discusses legislative plans for revising Wisconsin's Constitution, detailing a proposed convention to meet in Milwaukee, the scope of amendments, and the process for submitting the revised document to voters at the next general election. It contrasts revision with maintaining core provisions and cites opinions on taxation and governance.
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The Post Office Franks and Rates Debate
The report discusses the Post Office Department finances and policy options including abolishing the franking privilege and raising postage rates. It cites the 1845 law basis, suggests costs of ocean steam lines and overland routes, and notes Congress reluctance to fund these services through the treasury. It references Miscellaneous Documents and postal treaties, aiming to justify maintaining low rates without universal self sufficiency.
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Trenchment and Reform in Madison Politics Debate
The piece mocks Governor Coski and lawmakers over traveling committees and mileage pay, noting twelve senators absent and a scheduled adjournment. It lambasts Republican retrenchment rhetoric while claiming the public bears the rising tax. A New York postal note and oddities from Dungville and Baraboo follow with varied tales.
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Madison Argus
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Wisconsin Legislature Highlights February 2 1869
Transcription of Wisconsin Senate and Assembly items includes nomination concerns for H. A. Tenney State Comptroller, petitions on farm mortgagors and road assessments, a remonstrance against Tenney’s confirmation, and a Democratic caucus in Washington debating tariff retrenchment and government expenses. Also notes Kansas gold discoveries near Ralston's Mark with rich vein findings.
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Market notes and university trustee elections in Wisconsin
Milwaukee market prices show flour and oats firm with slight gains for spring wheat and white wheat futures. In a joint convention the University of Wisconsin elected five regents, Columbia’s Mazes M Davis, Danos O M Conaver, Calumet’s Aurriaon C Hobart, Grant’s Nelson Towes, and DarI Schurz to fill vacancies and six year terms. Wisconsin.
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