Congressional District Conventions and Local Committees
The Wisconsin Fourth District outlines how reapportionment affects committee calls for the next Democratic Congressional Convention. A Fond du Lac committee member notes the existing fourteen member district committee will handle district calls, making further permanent divisions unnecessary. Also covered are remarks on Rep. Richardson's House speech, local news items from Gallimore visitors, medical notices, and telegraph experiments in Civil War reporting.
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State Central Committee
Fond du Lee
D.v.sio
A Welters
Fond du Lac
Benj Ferguson
Dodge
John Shelly
Washertons
Horn
Ozaukee
HL. Hotchkiss
Sheboygan
Union
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Waukesha
Walworth
Racine
Kenosha
Rock
Jefferson
Dane
Columbia
Tump
Green
LaFayette
Town
Grant
Crawford
Richland
Sauk
Fourra
Washington
Dodge Fond du Lac
Fiera
Speech by George Francis Stails at London meeting
A late London gathering heard Mr Train defend secession, oppose foreign interference, and rally against British actions toward the United States. The speech compared foreign intervention to past interventions, lauded Union strength, and urged America to govern itself while criticizing English policy and motives.
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George Francis ‘Stails
London
Train
England
France
America
Paraguay
Venezuela
Central America
United States
Secessia
Lafayette
de Grasse
Roulambeau
Count
Paris
Duke of
Chartres
Havelock
Rsa
Investigation Report and Dodger in Assembly Opinion
The Madison Peerlot reports that after reading the Investigating Report Mr Barron said no minority report would be drawn, yet he dissented on a point about War Bonds language. Mr Platte and others attacked Barron for dodging votes, while Barron defended his stance and Gov Randall’s spending. The piece notes the report, with exceptions, was signed by all but Barron and Bartlett, and 10,000 copies ordered printed.
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Col R Richardson
House of Representatives
Sen
W. H. Richard Ron
Finois
Congress
Lovejoy
Mr. Richardson
Gallimore
Chieszu
Ir A. D. Shaltze
Cou Leug'as
Lon
Alabama
Jangeville Gazette
Gregory
1St Wisconsin Cavalry
Bloomfield
Janesville
R. B. Treat
Milton
Jones
Senate
Pacific Railroad
Lake Superior
Columbia River
Puget Sound
Stevens
Jupostaxz
Sormers
B.S. Smith
Madison
Tus
Chicago
Fridane
Camp Douglas
the Sentinel
Julie Brown
Lancaster
Parker Spring
BlcClellan
Richmond
Spring
Col. Eckert
Lowe
McClellan
Louis
Fortress Monroe
James River
Maryland
Wisconsin
United States
Union
General Assembly of
North
Free States
Albert
Barrey
Bassett
Boyd
G. W. Brown
Butler
Cahill
Catton
Cole
Combs
Dutelier
Pihott
Ellis
Finger
Gage
Gifford
Green
Tripp
Vanderpool
Wadsworth
Watrous
Wilson
Nays
Adams
Arnold
Bannister
Barnes
Barron
Brandon
O. Brown
Changler
Crosby
Dockstader
Field
Guernsey
Hall
Hammond
W. E. Hanson
S. Hanson
Howard
Hubbard
Johnson
Jussen
McDill
Maits
Muller
Mills
Mnewick
Nichols
E. Palmer
South
Times
Detroit Free Press
Dodger
Badge
Madison Peériot
Assembly
Hamilton
Mr. B
Platte
Dodge
Mr. Barron
Dodge County
Gov. Randall
Bartlett
Gov. Stanley
Stanley
Washington
N. Y Tribune
Burnside
Gov. S
North Carolina
Quuyer
Collyer
Albany
Jenny Lind
London
Memphis
Iwinose
Indiana
Mississippi River
Tennessee
Great North-West
North-West
Thig Court
Mondy
Tunein Ingald
Beaver Dam Argua
Beaver Dam
Leonard Mertz
Fort Morgan surrender rumors proved mistaken in Mobile area
A telegraph report of Fort Morgan surrender and a Mobile battle location confusion are deemed erroneous. Washington House adjournment on the 0th is noted, with tax bill in conference. Memphis naval action involved sharpshooters and a boiling water ramming attack. 150 POWs from the Memphis clash arrive at Camp Douglas. Negro and Indian immigration debates arise amid pulpit scrutiny.
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House of Representatives
Washington
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Austria
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Malakoff
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Broderick
Ayes
Mr. Combs
Waupaca County
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Starks
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Presbyterian
Magruder
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Sedgwick
Vanity Fair
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Fort Morgan
Mobile
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Illinois Central
First
Missouri Infantry
Chicago Times
Great Union Circus
Dlous
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Bey Atring
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Ofica
Wis
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New York
Boston
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Fes
GEO. E. Redfield
McClellan Mills
Marvin & Goodnow
Thomas Samuels
Mallerateur
Marvin, Coodnow & CO. PD. S
Marvin
Herrick
Cuien
Leos Corns
Florida
Henrico
Maraes & Clark
Park Row
New Fork
Georgieve Herrick
Werrick
Canadas
South America
Dr.l. R. Verrick & Co
G. W. Farr
Lewis & Others
Farmers Bank
O.B Blanchard
Beaver Dam Noy Ltd
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Janeau
E. R. Swain
Crown
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Martin
Trenton Jane
Burnett
Salcon
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