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Newspaper
Badger State
Location
Portage, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1859
Page
2
The Democratic Conventions are planned as part of a county election process. The article notes the need for mobilizing voters to elect men to represent them and mentions August as a key month for the nominating events and participation.
Fragmented text outlines disputes over naturalized citizens rights and duty to military service. Mentions administration stance, potential citizenship protections, and lapsing loyalties. Contains numerous garbled names and places, complicating clear reconstruction.
A fragmentary article discusses naturalized citizens and military duty, citing May 12, 1859, and a letter to Mr Thaler of Lithult. It references American government protection, accusations by Republicans, and officials like Ho Litesare and Me Waren, with debate on allegiance and draft rights amid foreign-born claims.
A verbose political column laments editor folly and public dispute over a gubernatorial race. It critiques entanglements with Governor candidates, party lines, and a rumored conspiracy while weighing integrity and the press role in reporting elections and policy.
A tentative armistice is described involving Napoleon and Austria with terms allowing Adriatic navigation for commercial vessels. The report notes July dates, a signing at Ville Branca by Hess and Vadlint, and mentions varying expectations about war termination and peace prospects as foreshadowed by London rumors.
An article reports the reconciliation of Hyn DH Sickles and his wife after rumors of divorce. Both families pooled resources, agreed to live together again, and planned steps toward renewed domestic harmony. Friends and political circles react, noting social and career implications.
War correspondent benches a vivid, if sprawling, account of Solferino with Austrians pressing the French and Piedmontese, heavy casualties, mass burials, and the tide of battle shifting between heights and valleys. Report notes 400000 engaged, 20000 corpses buried, and combat lasting through night amid rain and confusion.
Paris mourns after the heavy loss in Solferno Magenta battles. Gen Nuit, deemed the ablest officer, dies after heroic action. General Niet perishes in the carnage, and Gen Gyula’s flotilla of confusion mars the victory narrative. Reports describe the emperor’s marshal baton moment and the nation’s aching loss.
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