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Newspaper
Baraboo Republic
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1856
Page
2
A garbled, profane monologue blurs into a political rally piece with references to liberty, democracy, and attacking an opponent. The speaker extols strength, courage, and nationhood while interweaving racist imagery and mockery of public figures. The page hints at a heated county or state political scene amid chaos.
The piece recounts Milton’s reading to his blind self through Greek poets and later reading to him after losing sight. It discusses his influence on writing, the controversy with Salmasinus, and his exile fate. It mentions Swedes and Queen Christina, and hints at Milton’s personal life and reconciliations with his circle.
Fragmentary passage discusses Milton and John Milton's epic Paradise Lost, noting pride in some aspects and critical reception during the Restoration. It references Hartwell and a quoted judge figure examining the work's merit and influence, with mentions of Meir and Reniya in a literary context.
A divided Congress debated a Missouri policy resolution as factions within Democrats and Whigs clashed over support for a proposed measure. Nominations and party alignments shifted during the lengthy exchange with a final vote around a 46 to 92 split, revealing sharp sectional fault lines and calls for unity or opposition from key figures.
A bill by Alden of Daneville to repeal present anti death penalties and restore former terms on capital murder is debated. It argues lynch law fears and juror difficulty under current law, suggesting reform will face public sentiment and legal hurdles. A shipbound batch from New York arrives at Alton with local notes.
Fragmentary notes discuss Barstow and Booth factions, pending certificates, and a Supreme Court ruling. A separate item reports a fight in Springvale with Mrs Harmer dying and Mr Harmer detained, with suspected foul play and an attempted suicide by Mr Harmer.
A fragmented historical note discusses a debated legislature and proposed laws. It references the desire to pass varied statutes and the tension between differing views on language, conduct, and the next session. It suggests citizens once trusted that new laws would be useful and stable.
Our Town shows brisk commerce with merchants advertising and large goods stocks. Mechanics are busy and the Grist Mill is active, while public houses and eastern neighbors plan long term life in the village. The Bananoa Amareens performed Evapne at Mills Hill to warm reception and broad appreciation as they pursue future efforts.
The author denounces Democratic rivals in Sauk County, defending personal honor and political conduct. He rejects accusations, recalls battles in the Assembly, and vows to pursue justice while criticizing foes for corruption and threats.
A card expresses grateful acknowledgment from the 1st Prew Churchland Society and friends for their generous gifts on the evening of May 23, including money and goods. It notes appreciation amid the group’s brief six month stay and mentions spiritual references and local signatories Spaulding B A Spaulding Baraboo Wisconsin.
A jumbled OCR page lists poems and essays from Milwaukee, mentioning printers and press figures. It includes lines about The Journal of Milwaukee and various authors debating themes of free press, literature, and national ideals amid a chaotic, damaged read.
A fragment recounts a Columbus Ohio post office case about dead letters and a dramatic confrontation. Washington and a postmaster, amid misunderstandings, traverse towns from Chicago to Boston in a tale about a sample from Ireland and engagements, ending with a puzzled note about mail and a supposed wedding.
Report from the N. F. Tribune details a chaotic session as Wastixeron Kriivy Sua vie for the speakership. Members clashed over leadership, with improvised deals and threats shaping the夜 outcome amid protests and uneasy alliances.
In a Supreme Court session in Madiaan on January 22, Attorney General objected to continuing a suit filed by Bashford and pursued by Knowlton. Arguments focused on whether the Attorney General should file formal proceedings and review of votes and certificates. The case centers on alleged counterfraud and legislative remedies under law 755.
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