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Newspaper
Baraboo Republic
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1856
Page
2
Fragmented speech outlines inevitability of conflict over secession and fugitive slaves. It argues abolitionism harms national unity, predicts war if Republicans win Fremont, and urges immediate secession to avoid federal corruption. Includes references to senators and political figures of the era.
Readers desiring grape vines can soon obtain Junce Carr cuttings. Private sources say the county democratic meeting at Portage on Saturday drew only 182 attenders, hindering hopes to beat Bayabos.
Vague OCR style statement asserts a confident belief that Pennsylvania holds a strong Republican majority. The text references a political distribution, implying a favorable tilt toward the GOP without specific data or sources.
A dense and fragmented critique of democracy references the nation’s party names, the Republications and Democrats, with scattered mentions of newspapers, editors, and political figures. The text attempts to discuss philosophy, pedagogy, and elections, all in a chaotic stream of OCR garble.
A garbled 1800s letter critiques presidential history and slavery, referencing Jefferson, Tennessee, Alabama, and territorial growth. The writer discusses constitutional rights, territorial states, and opposition to forms of governance, with emphasis on education, orthography, and political parties.
The report details marching, engagements, and detentions as forces confront emigrants near Pleasing Hill and Hickory Porticons. It notes clashes, arrests, and prisoner exchanges, with dispatches about government actions, civilian letters, and warnings from officials. A Nile of reports includes commentary on leaders Fremont and others, plus public health ads amid frontier turmoil.
A fragmented text argues for abolition in education and society while outlining regional limits to farming and warfare. It references arid patches and remote areas such as Lapland and parts of New England, suggesting schools should teach certain master doctrines and racial hierarchies, with unclear, biased rhetoric throughout.
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