Vast Ceremonial and Legislation Scan In Early 19th Century
A broad sweep of items from a Wisconsin era papermaking page notes first time a record shows a frost in Egypt, a village incorporation bill passing the Legislature, and myriad global and national notices. Reports include railroad and road completions, church counts, financial sketches, and political intrigue. Indirect references to murders, trials, and public notices pepper the digest as citizens await November deadlines, bond issues, and local governance moves.
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Whitewater
United States
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Howell
Ta Crosse Road
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Atlantic Monthly
Columbus
Lake Superior
Appleton
Lecompton
Indianapolis
Charentearm
Temple of Jerusalem
Washington
Barney
Texas
England
Methodists
Indiana
The
Baptists
Liu Llutehingens
Portland
Utah Army in Utah Territory Advances and Political Wins
Later advices from the Utah Army report troops in fine health, provisioned and awaiting orders to advance. The fate of Mormon resistance remains uncertain while Gen. Persirun Sante is assigned to command. Political news from the East, West and South highlights Republican gains in Connecticut and Missouri, with various local elections cited.
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Utah
Persirun Sante
The
Sentinel
Connecticut
St. Donia
Dudune
Dunesville
Lad
Readsburg
Lecompton Killing and Kansas Constitution Fallout
Report on Congressional proceedings shows the Oxuittexppy amendment to submit the Lecompton Constitution defeated. Mostcomery substituted to avoid recognition of Lecompton. Democratic and Douglas factions backed the bill. Administration and pro slavery opponents tried to stop it. Senate refusal to concur sends bill back to House for original form. President needs more votes. Also local election results in Newbury and Greenfield with Republican majorities and a constable in Newbury.
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Kansas
Mostcomery
Pennsylvania
Douglas Party
Atlantis
Missouri
Senate
Theo
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Lecompton Bill Debates and Senate Substitute Vote
In Wasumerox on April 1 the House discussed the Lecompton Bill with substitutes from Montgomery and Quitman. Montgomery’s anti Lecompton substitute passed, while Quitman’s version failed. later the House voted on the Senate bill as amended, and approved the Montgomery substitute. applause followed. Other items note Ware’s life sentence for murder, local politics, and a rebus joke.
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Wasumerox
Steph Hans
Georgia
Montgomery
Pennsylvania
Mangna
House of Representatives
Quitman
Miss
Senate
Brane Wumphrey Marshall
Af Kentusky
Ms. Quitman
Stephens
Marshall
Mr. Stephens
Mr. Quitman
Yeas
Soitt
South Carolina
Potter-Potter’s Bold Anti-Slavery Speech Backed by Wisconsin Politician
A New York Tribune correspondent quotes a Potters Wisconsin figure praising a bold anti-slavery speech in the House. The report covers reactions from Southern members, defense of Kansas Constitution protests, and severities of border politics in the Senate, including remarks on Douglas and party discipline.
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New York
New Jersey
Kansas
Cincinnati
Boston
Warr
Sank County
New York Tribune
Marek
Potter—Potter
Woody
Wisconain
Poneh
Bron Lind
May ‘Potter
Kauss
Susareltias
Green
Missanzi
United States Senate
Seward
Missouri
Orde
Mr. Seward
Greene
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