19 Oct 1852
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Newspaper
Green Bay Spectator
Location
Green Bay, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1852
Page
2
A syndicated critique argues that Native Americanism and anti foreigner sentiment shaped Pennsylvania county politics, citing a Philadelphia convention and Wisconsin delegates. It condemns Democratic leaders for restricting suffrage to citizens and urges Whigs to mobilize for the upcoming election amid broader party divisions.
Report of Tuesday evening rally in Fond du Lac where Busem and Woonsa urged voting for Vierce and King. Attendees rough tally 160 Democrats and 40 Whigs. Speakers skewed party blame for the anti Catholic test, attacked Locofocos, and praised Get'l Scorr while mocking opponents. Notes on internal improvements, tariff, and a quip about British capitalists mar the event. Also mentions James McM, the district race, and a new Whig paper Madison State Journal by Col. Davin Arnoon.
An editorial urges Wisconsinites to examine policies of Whigs and Locofocos, consider tariffs internal improvements and public duties, and vote for Scott and Guanan for President and VP, Janes M.Suarren for Congress, James H. Hows for Assembly, and suitable county officers. It praises Winnebago County nominee Kimberly for State Senator and notes local party dynamics in Fond du Lac and Brown counties as campaigns proceed.
A Brown County Democratic caucus on Sunday sparks debate as voters question observance while Wisconsin and Maine races loom. Reports from Green Bay and De Pere note officers chosen and assembly nominees, with other notices covering rail, harbor, and legal events including a Havana passport case and a Raleigh death.
Citizens of Brown County announce a Thursday evening assembly at Town Hall Go Bay to present an Independent ticket. The list includes John P Dousman Charles Gibeau J Wing JIC Brown M158 Baird B Fretch and many others, with references to electoral district and regional notices across Wisconsin.
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