Kansas Crisis Echoes in Senate Over Missouri Invaders
A sprawling speech by General Lane and allied figures denounces the Kansas dispute as a Missouri-led invasion. Senators indict President Pierce for urging restraint while arming proslavery forces, with cries of liberty for Kansas and warnings against federal complicity in violence. The debate highlights Emigrant Aid Society roles, border tensions, and calls for free state in Kansas.
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Christian Staten
Missouri
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Senate
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United States
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Wisconsin politics and Dane County election forgeries debate
The Madison Journal notes alleged forged votes in the last state election, calls for thorough inquiry by Dane County Grand Jury, and tracks how Republicans push for election integrity. It mentions Mr Bullivanunsr remaining in Washington, and reports on county results, party figures, and looming political moves.
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Baraboo Its Attractions and Advantages
Baraboo, county seat of Sauk County, rapidly growing village with two thousand residents and strong educational and industrial prospects. The town features a first class seminary, multiple churches, extensive mills and shops, a water power site on Bamboo River, slated railroad access, and plans to expand housing and infrastructure to become a thriving regional center.
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New England
Bariboo
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Hinds
Controversy and Principles in Local Debate
A Canadian era letter mocks both sides in a political dispute, asserting readers seek no change while railing at reform. The writer declares they will stand by principles, asking for nothing and submitting to no wrong, amid mentions of parties, denisations, and evolving affiliations.
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Jotlow
Madison
Tryin & Democrat
Thote
Barabow
Baritboo
Pacific
S. W. Button
Gallina
Pascifte
Dodeg
Persia
Porter Betog
Mes. Porter
Samuel Havens
Atlantic
Balong
Demographic Shifts and Political Notices in Baraboo and Westward Emigration
The text reports on political notices and public appeals in Baraboo about party tickets, local officers, and new alliances, including the Missouri Compromise controversy and national committees. It also notes a Northward and Westward emigration wave, with New England residents planning moves to Kansas and the broader Midwest and West regions, signaling major demographic shifts and labor mobility.
Voice for truth and right in perilous times urged
A 1856 editorial voice urges bold defense of truth and moral virtue. It warns youths against temptations and deceptive flatterers and emphasizes character built on right over fortune. The piece cites warnings about moral testing, and ends with broader reflections on shipwrecks and spiritual reports.
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Departure of the New Haven Colony to Kansas
A large New Haven gathering bid farewell to the free state Kansas project. Colby College and Yale delegates lead the sendoff with Rev Drs and Prof Silliman presiding. The colony, described as strong and educated, travels by steamboat to New York then to Kansas with armed men, women, and children totaling over one hundred ready to settle.
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