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Newspaper
Hudson Democrat
Location
Hudson, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1870
Page
2
A Democratic committee from Reed River Falls calls a People’s Convention for September 14 to nominate a candidate to represent the district in Congress. The notice urges reform against corporate influence and supports a tariff for revenue only, stressing accountability of public officers to the people.
Fragmented text discusses The People's Convention and reactions from Pioneer party peers. It references corruption concerns, accusations against political correctness, and calls for honest representation of broad public interests. The piece hints at internal party divisions and debates over leadership and reform.
A fragmented plea urges earnest telecommunicators in the district to attend the Peoples' Miss Convention on Oct 1 to oppose tricksters and demand a truly people’s convention. It stresses democratic ideals and urges nonpartisan participation to avoid manipulation by factions.
Fragmentary notes cite opposition to Mr. Rask among local factions. The text mentions Cen, VW, and Weaver, suggesting limited backing and internal disagreements. No clear outcome or positions are detailed.
The piece outlines a partisan clash over tariff policy with a New England manufacturing-led faction pressuring for protective duties. It argues tariffs fund government revenues while harming private interests, and criticizes protectionist rhetoric as serving monopolies and political gain.
Reports from London detail Prussia capturing Strasbourg and heavy fighting near Metz. Paris braces as Count Jeruthoff to Bismarck and other dispatches describe evacuations, passport scams, balloon surveillance, and rising food concerns as France resists.
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