Chase praised as able statesman in New York Times critique
The Times lauds Bonator Chase as a skilled and powerful legislator who resists mischievous proposals and champions prudent public spending. It contrasts him with Seward, arguing Chase would curb the improper use of public funds and uphold principled governance, despite party pressure.
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Seward
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Know Nothing Platform and Kansas Slavery Clash
A fragmented report traces the Know Nothing platform, debates at Philadelphia, and factional fights over slavery in Western New York. It notes resistance to proslavery resolutions, projected conventions in June, and tensions among parties amid Kansas excitement. The piece cites anti Catholic and pro slavery lines, with references to Madison county meetings and a Bigghampton quarterly session.
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New York
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Almerica
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Verall
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Bigghampton
Broome County
Baraboo paper promotes civic rights amid temperance and union debates
In a fervent defense of constitutional rights, the Baraboo publication urges northern freemen to defend federal powers while preserving state and individual liberties. It contrasts federal authority with slave power, cites Horace Mann and union ideals, and calls for skepticism of government overreach. The piece condemns double standards and stresses freedom of thought and expression, urging citizens to scrutinize authority and uphold just principles. Weather notes briefly mention heavy rain in Sauk County and a local advertisement cross-refers to R. Jowls.
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Baraboo Town Talks and Tragedy Near Portage City
In Baraboo locals discuss Portage City life, its bigoted rumors, and the Baraboo church scene. A fire at Mr. John Capener’s six miles east leaves a family destitute. donations are urged. Emigration and new Saw Mill activity at Loganville are noted along with abolitionist arguments. News from Sebastopol is inconclusive as Allied forces push methods amid conflicting reports.
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Barboo
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Victoria
Lovia Napoleon
Napoleon
Sebastopol
Scraps of Comfort for the President in Kansas Conflict
The Mississippi Free Trader voices proslavery triumphs in Kansas as a pretext to praise the administration for its “tardy justice” to the South. It argues the North united against the administration, failing to curb slavery’s spread, while warning the Nebraskai debate and secret orders reflect divergent loyalties. It discusses Order factions, fear of foreign influence, and the need to separate slavery from party lines or risk dissolution. It notes Northern Wisconsin’s railway prospects and the new transport route lowering freight costs, plus local election echoes and partisan reactions from Madison and Mineral Point, urging continued alignment with Know Nothing sentiments.
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Fourier
Northern States urge new state out of Wisconsin Michigan
The piece argues for dividing northern territory to form a new state of Levrory, merging Wisconsin and Michigan. It claims larger states dilute representation and cites legislative acts in Michigan and Wisconsin to evade U S lands for state creation. It notes pressure in Washington to accept the scheme and mentions British and German recruitment and a Missouri border incident.
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