Democratic Club in Burnett Wisconsin March 3 1863
Burnet Wis March 3 1863 Democratic Club organized in Burnett on the prior Monday despite stormy weather. Officers elected President James A Williams Vice Presidents R McCracken A McConnell Secretary James Cuykendall Corresponding Secretary Ira Sawyer Leading committee members Lewis Sawyer Peter Cuykendall Robert Andrews Resolutions condemned wartime policies while upholding the constitution and opposing emancipation activism.
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Burnet
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James A. Wiliams
R. McCracken
A. McConnell
James Cuykendall
Liram Sawyer
Dhewin
Marrne
Liesaived
One Thousand Million Appropriations Recalled
The article notes Congress prior to its term ending approved about one thousand million dollars in appropriations. It explains the scale by comparing to Wisconsin, where paying the sum would weigh roughly forty to fifty tons, about a quarter of the state's function.
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Congress
Wisconsin
Wodge County
State of
Leonhard Sreib
Mertz de Sewell
Ciy
Beaver Dam
Lowit
See Inn
Wanier
Dudae County
St Vieter Isle
List of Grand and Petit Jurors from various towns
The document lists GRAND JURORS and PETIT JURORS from multiple areas including Ashippan Beaver Dam Vox Lake Stowton Oak Grove and Lebanon with names such as J.A. McChive Oscar Terry Le Roy Bas Dartbaher and George Aytal among others. It also references political notes about Chief Justice nominations and a historical coincidence involving Horatio Seymour and Thomas H Seymour.
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Democratic Nominating Convention Debates Party Principles
Fragmented text from a 19th century era likely discussing Democratic nomination politics, court or constitutional matters, and party divisions. It references Madison, a state convention, and debates over sovereignty, constitutional supremacy, and federal powers, with pledges and resolutions about upholding the constitution and limiting improper federal overreach.
Democratic Weeksa-ners Rally and Party Shifts at Court House
A vivid Oshkosh Courier report details Democratic Weeksa-ners gathering at the Court House with speeches by Char Etbadve and Senator Tad-L. The piece notes many who had been Republicans now declaring they will vote their last Republican ticket. It discusses constitutional fidelity, administration critique, and fears of civil war if rights are challenged. The report frames the rally as a sign of shifting party loyalties and broad support for Democratic policy.
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Desperate fighting near Franklin and Detroit riots
Across the South the Civil War rages with reports of a sharp battle near Franklin where Van Darnty’s command clashes with a federal force as three regiments of infantry and heavy enemy artillery contend. Elsewhere in Detroit a white mob attacks Black residents during an attempted rescue, with several killed and many harmed as troops move to restore order amid mounting casualties and rumors of further action.
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Fragmented 1860s notes reveal heated but stalled Missouri emancipation bill debate
The disrupted text shows Democrats in Congress failing to advance a twenty million Missouri emancipation bill. No two thirds vote emerged to move it from committee, while fragments warn of treasury plunder by Missouri interests and outline teacher examination notices for district schools with detailed dates and locations.
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