Fragmented Discussion on State Admission and Constitutional Clauses
A lettered fragment debates constitutional language on state admission, federal authority, and interpretation. It references Jefferson, West Virginia, and admission debates, noting editorials from the Times and a cited speech. The piece mentions Fitzgerald, once of Osukash, linked to a murder-suicide case with a $450,000 property note.
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Jefferson
Congress
Joe
LHS
Washington
Stete
West Virginia
Duba Fitzgerald
Democratic State Convention Nominates Chief Justice Candidate
Call issued by the Democratic State Committee to nominate a Chief Justice for the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Election in April. emphasis on constitutional fitness. Four weeks remain. assembly districts urged to be represented. Also notes a Milwaukee concert fundraiser with prizes including a $450 piano and various furs and jewels. tickets $1. Mention of Dr. Sureean P. Winter Jr. injured in a Portsmouth fire. he is with the 191h Wisconsin Volunteers at Macon House Hospital, Horicon resident and painter.
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Democratic State Committee
Supreme Court
Dixon
Democratic Party of
Wisconsin
Gurr
Prof
Bach
Academy of Music
Milwaukee
Barr's
Screeps Wister Ixzorep
Norfolk
Sureean P. Winter, Jr
Wisconsin Volunteers
Macon House Hospital
Portsmouth
Union
Iilice
Winter
Horicon
Poerge County Court
Richard Munnell
Richard Cannell
Testford
Dadee
Wissonsin
Oliver Ashley
Cannell
Trim
Westford
Ko’clok
Juneau
Cai Fay O Ing
Beaver Fom Argus
Beaver Dim
YHA Gey
Angary
Leonard Mertz
Tishay
Par
H. J. Warner
Beaver Dam
Wis
Scelstior Bazaar
Dodge County
Deneau
Coun
Borge County
Beaver Dam Nary
Judga
Thomas Carey
Carey
Missouri
Miles
Hoeister Dam
Aaid
Philo Batebin
County of
Dodge
Laughlin
Philo Patcion
George Sanford
Columbus Germain
J. A. Dawes
Pierce Stapleton
Reading
Elton Berigaun
Fox Lake
Kite
Litely
William Berigan, Jr
Pelnek
Juneam
Said County
Deadly losses hit Dodge County in 7th Battery
From the 7th Battery Wis Vols Dodge County mourns two officers Lieut Samel Hays and Sergeant Wattworkers killed in action near Parker's Cross Roads and Red Mound with other men wounded. The Horicon boys bury a comrade on the field praising his bravery. the colony extends sympathy to Warriors and Tilarys families.
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Wis
Var
Jackson, Tenn
Dan
Friesps
Hlome
Dodge
Livut
Saucer Haya
Ashippan
Jackson
Tenn
Battle of
Red Mound
Parker’s Cross Roads
AuFtra Wariwerr
Haricon
Samel Hays
Ashippun
Forest
Wattwors
Lieut
Hays
Dodge County
TI Goth
Wattwonk
Horicon
Tth
Battery
Beaver
Argos
Lient
Warwork
Wisconsin peace plea amid Civil War era turmoil
A Wisconsin Republican newspaper laments the Civil War stalemate and argues for peace over bloodshed. It reports soldiers wavering on fighting, critiques politicians seeking far reaching slave emancipation funding, notes Missouri and Kentucky buying plans, and cites political shifts in Cameron’s circle, Harrisburg corruption, and proposed reactions.
Money manufacture and political notes of 1862
The annual report of James Pollock at the Philadelphia Mint details gold and silver production, with total coins 55,028,528 and 28,226,899 pieces, most minted in Philadelphia. Gold sources include California Colorado Oregon and others. silver from Nevada California Arizona and Lake Superior regions. U S coinage by June 30 1862 totals 864,947,020 with gold leading. Assembly list shows 109 members, 50 farmers, origins include New York Vermont Massachusetts Pennsylvania and others. ages mostly 20s to 50s. several professions represented. Also notes on political climate, Professor James Renwick’s death, and local market prices for grain and pork.
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Philadelpha Mint
America
Philadelphia
Ameri
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Colorado
Oregon
Washington Territory
New Mexico
Nevada
Arizona
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Vermont
Lake Superior
United States
State of
New York
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Ireland
Germany
Canada
France
Wales
Wisconsin
Ellis of
Brown
New Hamshire
Maine
Tudiana
New Poundland
Tinais
New Jersey
Int Eott
Beck
Pestis Lukin
Milwaukee
Galloway
Ellis
Ginty
Stay
Sharpstein
Spanking
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Seunsig
A. Eldrenge
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J. W. Feonsterrer
Garasche
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Garesche
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Deuer
Colvennon
Vongy
Doolite
Senate
Kentucky
Marshind
Laney
James
Wall
Cameron
S. Senate
Ameror
Pin
Ilinois
A. Riehanison
de- Atrauton
Providence. Post
Rice
Minnesota
Rieu
The
Committee On Military Aft
Harrisburg
Guv Curtin
Rex
Vane
Ohio
iTerson
Somthorn
New England
James Renwick
New
Lautel Indy
Warre Horst
Presidents House
Nashville
Rab't John
Franklin
Forrest
Chattanoea
VanDorn
Holly's Springs
Kew
Brower
Talla Brower
John L. Brower
Wiliam Meservy
James Shay
George Smith
Res.tell
Benedict
Wiam A. Hart
Lewta S. Benedict
Ry S
Southwick
Henry KE. Dibble
Ti Clarks
Addison G. Bickford
Solomon I. Han E. Harford
Freelanti
Robert W. Lo Raderickmer
Will Vd. Gordon
Cir
Lander & Dick
Plaintif
Deyvendan
Stevens
Bell
Beaver Dam, Wis
Elgor
Gilbert
C Rmain
W.R. Tobey
Brush
Braner Dambusient Society
Youn Iis
Valentine
Excelsior Bazaar
Temperance
D. C. Hayes
J. & Snan
Heiallomicw
Ordway
Onleruil
Vis
Leonard Mer’ Z
Ole Ponotic
Samuel G. Clough
Caput
Dade
Jude
Jay Buck
Lira
Waupua
D.C. Hayes
Odies
Iid
Sherief
Cuit Lonrt
Daniel Sivan
Hig
Edward Foul
Sulliva Petenden
Vonvby
Dadzu
Uighest Bibler
Puble
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Ruige
Ugabout
Wartin Kelly
Dred
Beaver Run
L UL
Harvey
W. W
Woodworth
DLL, Harvey & Co
LL. Harvey
W. Woopworthe
Beaver Dain
Noulice
Ncte
PAP
Lawrence
Gratis
Gould
Wit
Nurseries
Mosmer
Justice OF the Peace
Wig
Arin
Gilian Beas
Irla
L. E. Platt
Lam
Bicknell’s Brick
A. Polawrence
John Yates
Yates
Reaver Dam
Louis Valentine
Lasurace
Essen
Chas
Wille
Bencer Dain
Virenit
Dodge Curnnty
Benjamin Ferguson
Luke Hall
Dunedkalb
George S. Wotman
Yirone
Juneas
Iludge
J. J. Dawes
Pax Lake
Vanze
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