Wisconsin Republicans nominate a strong, diverse ticket
A Wisconsin Republican convention endorses a strong diverse slate led by Governor Raxman and Lieut. Governor candidate Caan Semynz. The editors praise integrity, anti Know-Nothingism, and party principles, marking Barstowism repudiated, with McGrison praised for banking and civic leadership. They promise fuller verification next week.
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Ital
Wisconsin
Raxnan
Barstow
Jaans B. Cross
Jim
Columbia County Bank
McGirson
Baraboo rail plan sparks protests and endorsements
A Baraboo to Kilbourn rail controversy sparks alarm among Baraboo Valley residents about higher tolls and longer routes via Kilbourn City. Local editorials urge immediate action to secure a proper hotel and railroad access while critiquing map errors and urging opponents to concede the necessity of a new line.
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Baraboo
Kilbouln City
Kilbourn
Reedsburg
Milwa
Mailison
Shanion
Kitbowra
Tfrror
Cty
Jil ‘Bonm
Afirror
New England
Portage City
State
Emancipation Society Urges Federal Compensation Plan
The National Compensation Emancipation Society lists officers including Rev Mark Hop king and Erastus Fairbanks. It proposes Congress pay 150 dollars per emancipated slave and urges northern states to cooperate with the south while state sovereignty handles emancipation. It seeks no party faction and aims to place the issue before Congress next session.
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Mark Hopking
D. D
Masa
Witliama
N.Y
Erastus Fairbanks
Vermont
M. .Poat
D.D
Miasopri
I John
W. Tilim
Eng
Delaware
Elihu Burritt
Fays
Robert Sears
Lecastiror
Robert, Murray
Free States
North
South
Congress
Barstow Candidate for Governor Faces German Voters
German Prason Cross the Barstow candidate for governor faces cool support from German voters. The Watertown dazeiger and Milwaukee Grád Aus denounce Cross as part of the Barstow faction and warn that wire pulling and fraud could triumph if he is nominated. The Gradius urges support only for upright Democrats who love their state and party, rallying against Barstow and his associates.
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Barstow
Watertown Chronicle
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Milwaukee American
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T. W. Brown
Fond du Lac
Barnhoo
Berfore
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A. W. Randall
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J. A. Barber
Simeon Mills
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David Taylor
D. Worthington
F. S. Lovell
G. ©. Shoes
HL CG. Bull
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Holton
Randall
H. C. Bull
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Ball
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Harvey
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Hans Crocker
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Loviel
Warren
Atwood
J. Hon
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Waukesha
Menzel
Mowe
van Orden
Sity
Milw
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Charles Sumner
Tremendous Appiss
Cas. Scuvert
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Csuso
Tom
Germany
Miv Schurz T
Cary Scuvaz
We Tuomas
Rock
Preasurer
Ovans
Know Nothing
Dazeiger
Milwaukee Grad Aus
Cronus
Baltimore
Cross
Auckera
Mae
Gradius
Thas
Voters Align for Cross at Democratic State Convention
The convention record shows many Barstow figures backing Cross for Governor while others favored Orage or Harrison C Hobart. Report notes Barstow attendees and mentions key names such as James Armstrong Beriah Brown and Joon Fitzgerald as Cross supporters. The piece frames Cross as defending Democratic principles amid intra party tensions.
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Cross
Beriah Brown
Clark
Orage
James H. Earnest
Joon Fitzgerald
Cross Harrison
C. Hobart
B. Kelsey
Cross Chias
H. Lantabee
Lees
A. F. Pratt
Sharpstein
Wittam
AF. Journal
Philadelphia magnate’s annual income tops seven hundred thousand
A fragmented item notes a Philadelphia gentleman with an income exceeding £700,000. The snippet mentions a person named Crosa and a reference to a journal describing choices and a mended or mad state related to a "Ghip-Basket" phrase.
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Crosa
Philadelphia
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