Campaign canvass plan outruns party lines in early days
The article urges Young Men for War in every school district to organize a decisive poll push. It outlines three-part canvassing, wagon transport to polls, and voting before 18 to secure a victory over alleged Democratic influence. It also defends Samann Norinrep, urging Republicans to back the regular ticket and noting a shift in local party leadership under Deliton H W Cunris.
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Wisconsin Civil War Era Political Call to Vote for Republican Ticket
A rousing call urges readers to vote for the Tepublican State ticket highlighting the Declaration’s phrase all men are created free and equal. It condemns slave power, praises anti slavery actions in the legislature, and endorses Bassinger in the South District and Norris in the West. It stresses duty, unity, and organizing to defeat democracy and slavery.
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Per Extension of Suffrage Ballot Inscription
A fragment from a local notice explains that ballots must read the phrase Per Extension of Suffrage on the bottom portion and be aligned with State and Assembly nominations. It notes earlier misprints and confirms updated ballots are circulating for the district.
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What of It Zleradd and reform talk in Wisconsin
The excerpt rails at party principles versus personal character, cites a Mil wakee convention with nominees, reports vote tallies and debt issues, notes Thanksgiving proclamations, mentions a Bastrop letter and La Crosse bribery denial, announces local editors and portage speeches, and reports a rail boat project and a fraudulent ad swindle. It also notes a newspaper change, a candidate forecast, a brain illness in the county clerk, and Utah saints opposing federal rule.
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Free State victory reports and political fogs in Kansas
Advices from Bangos report Free State men winning thirteen of thirteen seats and many representatives. delegates, and a large majority, around six thousand, for and against. The piece cites frauds in Oxford precinct and lists newspapers, with Democratic papers shrinking. Mentions Dred Scott, Buchanan letters, and two party lines on slavery and political longevity.
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Wisconsin electors urged to back Republican line against slavery
A Wisconsin paper denounces the Democratic slate and endorses the Republican platform opposing the expansion of slavery into territories. It cites Dred Scott doctrine and Buchanan letters, warns voters of double taxation, notes Kansas election violence, praises Republican resolve, and mocks Democratic papers. The piece includes local complaints about Cross and Randall, Know Nothings, and recent campaign talk.
Diverse News Items From A Northern Paper
A jumble of unreadable clippings mentions Oakwood sales in New York, a poet in poor health from opium effects, and a new fairgrounds in Dodge County. It notes Maine legislator F. Wm. Keasenden dead, Charles Mackay visiting New York, and about thirty masons on a Capitol extension. The will of Ruths Grawold is being contested, estates cited as insolvent, and Albany merchants proud of not losing on banks. The Columbus Journal reports a new hotel being built, Central America passenger totals and a wreck. The Northern Bank and Farmers Bank dispute clarifies forged notes. Paris gossip hints Lefevre’s death and a beneficiary dispute, plus a Paris banker renouncing a share. A railway bridge near completion, a cotton market dip, and a giant turnip weigh-in are noted. A rural joke ends with a tower anecdote about drinking.
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