Polarized North and South press for Union and slavery stakes
Northern opposition to slave expansion hardens as the Union teeters. Editors condemn concession to the cotton states, urge defense of the Constitution, and warn Republicans against aiding secessionists while urging Wisconsin to petition Congress on territorial and state issues tied to slavery and national cohesion.
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Republicam Party
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Northwest
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Wiscopain
Michigan
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Quincy Herald
Macomb Fugta
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Conax
Lincoln
Flood of Lot tery and political clashes in Wisconsin
Disjointed notes report a Wisconsin election looming with Judge Wheeler of Oak kosh mentioned as a candidate. References touch a spring election, railroads, La Creasy, and border state tensions. The fragmentary text cites a flood of Lot tery and partisan controversy across states, including national figures and events, with scattered remarks on conventions, treason rumors, and secession debates.
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Kosh
Circwit Tadge
Milwaukee
Cincatorn
Wisconsin
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Late- era Dispatches and Rebel Movements Reported
Dispatches indicate government orders to arrest Captain Brushwood of the revenue cutter Mackinland were intercepted by rebels and thwarted in Montgomery. Secretary Dix's order to seize the cutter was diverted, Caldwell tasked to act. Reports detail secession plans and security concerns across border states, with naval mutinies and resignations near Pensacola.
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Seward
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M. Evarte
Renkey
Congress
Union
Louisiana
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South
Carolina
Feelle
John, Tyler
Pennsylvania
Orleans
Forthern Light
Colorado enters Colorado as relief aid requests mount
News notes from Washington describe rumors of Civil War battles denied by officials while reporting on New Orleans government fund plunder and the militia size in 2060. Elections for Virginian delegates spark excitement as Union supporters gain northern counties. The Kansas Relief Committee issues appeals for aid to Colorado Territory, where the name change to Colorado passes the Senate.
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