Democratic Rhetoric on State Finances and Reform in 19th Century Speech
An extended excerpt outlines a political speech criticizing court rulings on official authority, urging economical governance, and contrasting modern politics with old methods. It references a Democratic convention, nominations in Prescott, and reactions from newspapers, including the Chippewa Pioneer. The speaker advocates tax restraint and accountability, warning against fraud and partisan control, while praising former presidents and urging unity for reform.
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David C Broderick a Californian senator remembered
Davie Bredsriel recounts the life of David C. Broderick born 1818 or 1819 in Washington Territory. A New York stone cutter’s apprentice turner, he rose as a reformer in California politics and served in the United States Senate from 1859, critiquing the Lecompton Constitution and Buchanan administration while praised for integrity and public service.
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Campaign turmoil and election strife swirl in Wisconsin
Fragmentary notes recount heated political clashes, a Republican ticket confidence, county road debates, and community upheavals. Amid street incidents and election talk, observers mention a shift toward Republican majorities, local dissension, and calls for infrastructural support across towns.
Madison area notice and prison escape report
The article lists places and names around Point Blu District and nearby locales, notes three prisoners escaping from Madison jail last week, with descriptions of Albert Roundy Shiney Wright and Akul Dunn, and promises a reward for their capture or confinement. It includes various ecclesiastical and local political references, market notes, and a long devotion by the sheriff’s officer.
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