Suppressed Supplements Stir Public Outcry in Berlin Plot
A heated editorial laments suppression of evidence in the Wanpacea fraud case. It denounces delays and demands full disclosure of affidavits, warnings against police and court censorship, and calls for transparency about the so called supplementary materials. The piece criticizes officials for obstructing truth and defends the public’s right to see proofs. Published in the Daily Patrick on the 19th.
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Barlow
Freenitt editor warns on Republican delegate convention
The Fond du Lac Freenitt argues against a double slate of delegates from Wisconsin to the National Convention. It states a mass convention could derail the party, accuse some Republicans of Know Nothings, and urges unity to prevent outside interference and reorganization. The piece echoes fear of Know Nothing influence and references figures linked to the era.
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Freeman
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Joan JF. Porran
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Wisconsin
Speech on Civil War Era Politics by Seward Echoes Public Debate
Fragmented OCR of a 19th century political speech discusses the danger of civil war, the influence of the Slave Power, and Seward’s bold, eloquent arraignment of Abe Lincoln’s administration. It notes public anticipation, anti Nebraska forces in Congress, and the shift toward aggressive policies amid national crisis. The tone mirrors period newspaper commentary and emphasizes leadership, prejudice, and national direction.
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Washington D New York April 21 State of Government Despatches
Washington New York April 21 reports received from Mr Dallas via the last steamer on the calumniations and the Mercy demand. No correspondence yet between Col Lane and Mr Douglass regarding the Kanang Memorials. Lane’s note asks to relieve from insinuations on honor. Rumors of Wheelers dompsteries are described as fabricated.
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Uncertain Events Amid April News From The South
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Augusta electing a mayor and government, a steamer Washington sailing to the South, and U S Senator Mason of Virginia voting on a temperance measure during President Pierce’s era, with scattered figures and dates.
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Fragmentary OCR Text Card
The readable fragments show unclear phraseology with referential words likely from a historical newspaper. No coherent event, names, or places are identifiable to summarize a definite news item.
Saint District Convention Reported in Brick-Chipeeh Sector
Fragmentary OCR reads Sainte Republic countios and Brick-Chipeeh indicate a district convention schedule. The text shows July sext, atone ot elock ore electi, with unclear local details and names. Further readable elements suggest election timing and procedural notes for a republican county.
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Philadelphia convention calls for party candidates in 1868
Fragmentary OCR shows a Philadelphia convention in March 1868 inviting delegates from multiple states to nominate party candidates. The text mentions national committees, delegates from Congress, and a call to present a unified platform on slavery and federal government principles.
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Larga
Philadelphia
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Maine
Winds
Stevens
Tews LE
California
Brass Band Dreams and Village Notices Burst From The Lakeside Transcript
A fragmentary village page recalls a brass band discussion in Baraboo and lively local items. It mentions a new neighbor, a walking trial past a burning ground, and a lighted boat journey. Nearby notices advertise painters, a house call, and local sales. The tone reflects small town life with names and places like Baraboo, Buffalo, and local tradespeople.
Wisconsin Town and County Vote Shifts Favor Republicans
Amid a broad rural turnout, Barretow and Jefferson show Republican gains while Walworth and Portage lean Republican. Beverages of Democratic tickets fail across many towns. Racine Janesville Beloit also trend Republican with Columbus and Belvia adopting charters and electing GOP slates. Local dynamics and national implications frame the coverage.
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Political clash over party lines and reformers in Wisconsin
The Daily paper reports a heated exchange over party organization with Americans and Republicans, contrasting aims and principles. It cites editorials from the Hermn Courant and The News, debates over Know Nothing influence, and calls for equal civil and religious rights while opposing narrow platforms. A riot delay story and social notices follow, including pardons for captives and a poignant tale of charity in New York.
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Nebraskan election talk and local politics swirl in report
A jumble of political chatter from the state and nation notes D. A. J. Muram pressing for a state exam for a political post, party manoeuvres around the presidential question, and local inquiries into liquor laws, embezzlement cases, and a new county creation amid campaign chatter and editorials from multiple papers.
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