Wisconsin Extra Session Arms Purchase Act Summary
Wisconsin acts from May 25 1861 authorize the governor to acquire up to two thousand arms and related gear for volunteer militia. A 50,000 dollar war fund is created, with commissioners empowered to contract, deliver, and certify payments at 80 percent on delivery. Penalties include embezzlement for commissioners and a 300 dollar cap on their compensation. The act takes effect upon passage.
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Extra session act for Wisconsin war measures 1861
The document recaps a Wisconsin extra session act to raise and pay a military force for state and federal service. It authorizes up to six infantry regiments with possible two more, details enlistment, pay, equipment, oaths, officers’ bonds, recruitment offices, and the War Fund appropriation not exceeding one million dollars, effective upon passage May 23, 1861.
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Wisconsin Act to Prevent Rebellion Aid May 27 1862
Published May 27 1862 the act forbids levying war against the United States aiding rebels or enemies by enlistment arms or intelligence. It imposes penalties including imprisonment up to twenty five years and fines, outlines seizure of arms and munitions, and directs storage and disposal for state benefit. It assigns officers to seize arms and requires governor notice in Madison newspapers.
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Wisconsin Exemption and Volunteer Pay Acts 1861
Fragmented historical text covers exemption of party defendants from civil process, plus acts for volunteer soldiers pay and extra allowances. It references sections on exemptions, muster, and state treasury funding, with dates in 1861 and approval notes, including extra session provisions for wartime relief.
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