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Baraboo Republic

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1855

Page

2

Party Platform Divides Editors on Barstow Nomination

A partisan clash frames Barstow’s renomination with editorial opposition to the Convention platform. The Argus Milwaukee Green Bay Advocate and others attack or defend the party line, arguing about prohibition, national policy, and loyalty to administration amid internal rifts.

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Iowa's Promise Shown In Land and Growth Compare

A discussion contrasts Iowa with Missouri and Ohio Kentucky, noting Iowa’s extraordinary natural advantages and high agricultural potential. It cites 1886 land take and land prices, highlighting Missouri’s lag in industrial development and Iowa’s rapid progress despite similar start points. The piece emphasizes Iowa’s fertile soil, swamp-free lands, ample water, and mineral resources.

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Barstow Election Turmoil Sparks Party Accusations

Amid campaign fervor Barstow candidates and readers clash as factions within the Democratic and Republican camps trade blame. Supporters condemn rival tickets while critics warn of dishonesty and corruption as November approaches, reflecting local tensions and shifting loyalties in a fraught political season.

Barstow Uke Sul Democratic Party Svcl Cones Basarorn Rovsuk Oshers

Unclear fragment hints at a singing gathering

Fragmentary note thanks a group for an audience and mentions good singers among attendees. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.

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Unscrambled text about Bastanoo Female Sustawany progress

The fragment notes progress of the Bastanoo Female Sustawany with praise for Miss Savage who brought four good reccommendations from the East. It states the institution aims to become the first class, reflecting hopes for advancement and credible support from educators and supporters.

Savage

Wisconsin political reform and the 1854 platform

The piece argues for reform in state government, criticizing iniquity and political intrigue in Wisconsin. It endorses the Republican ticket while urging voters to unite to choose leaders based on moral worth and shared duties. Mentions the Madison convention of 1854 and the Sauk County agricultural fair. Davis & Eaton are noted as progressive businessmen connected to transportation.

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What must be the priest when the monkey is a God

A fragmented political rant arguing against a dominant party and slavery policy, referencing a state convention and universal rights. It decries corrupt governance, predicts defeat on November sixth, and uses religious imagery to mock political leaders and promote reform.

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Wisconsin Anticipated Gubernatorial Ticket Endorsed

A Wisconsin news summary discusses Bashford as a leading governor candidate and praises his character. it details the slate for statewide offices with candidates like Rashford, Swopa, Randall, and McMusty. The piece lauds their qualifications, notes party alignment, and urges voters to decide between reform candidates and incumbents.

Republican Convention at Madison Centered on Liberty

The Madison convention gathered with a large farmer and working man presence. Delegates included English Irish Scottish German Norwegians and Danes united by liberty opposing slavery and aggression. The ticket features Hastings West Moxing Randall Sholey McMunni Bashford Rovser and others reflecting Republican principles and a pledge to constitutional liberty and the Ordinance of St. Wisenstein.

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Convention Report Highlights Republican Stand on Principles

The report covers a state convention discussion led by Pho Madison Jowrinal noting Bpiit of Adams county and several Republicans including Asta Sutafer. It details support for the Republican platform, opposition to admitting any who oppose equal rights, and affirmations that Mr. Wood upholds Republican principles as paramount. The dialogue includes inquiries about endorsements and remarks on social affiliations and reform.

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Political talk and court shock in early Philadelphia trial

In Judge Kelly’s Philadelphia court a dramatic session unfolds as Col Wheeler claims June Johnson remains his property. Johnson testifies amid violent opposition and a tense pause as U.S. officers confront the scene, while the crowd and police clash over the dramatic custody and potential escort.

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Republican platform row at Wisconsin convention sparks Civil War era debate

A fractured Republican convention discourse denounces slavery expansion and federal overreach, asserting that the administration has forfeited public confidence by embracing slave power. The speech condemns reckless disregard for constitutional rights and warns against repeal of national integrity, urging unity against expansionist policies.

Wilkow Roondail Lassmore Willams

Political Returns Show Morrill, Reed Tight Race in State

Portland Sept 11 figures from 190 towns show Morrill leading while Reed narrows the contest. Anti Republican strength is cited with liberals supporting Bonste and Mousa. News notes a Burlington bridge disaster where a rhinoceros cage fell, injuring many, plus alarming yellow fever tolls in New Orleans.

Portland Bonste Mousa Wells Reed

Curious and Contested News From An Unsteady Era

Fragmented, early wartime notes recounting racial strife in Kansas, debates over abolition and emancipation, and references to governors and editors. The text mentions Joe Stainer Elbow and Wing President Atchison, plus telegraph routes to Sebastopol and shifting public notices. It also notes population figures and a looming Republican National Convention, with scattered names and events reflecting a turbulent period.

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