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Jackson County Banner

Location

Black River Falls, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1857

Page

3

Fragmented 18th Century Style Rant Reaches Back To Elections

A garbled 1740s era text fragment rallies readers to a Democratic sides showdown. It references an election, party accusations, and a town meeting set for November with mentions of candidates, debt, taxes, and war, all conveyed in a dense, partial script. Entities include Democratic Party, United States, and November dates.

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Fragmented OCR account of Civil War troop strength and battles

Fragmented text reports on army numbers and movements, mentioning Washington recaps, force totals around 70 000, 204 000, and 219 805, with references to the rebels and Union troops. It notes openings of campaigns and criticizes a writer for misrepresenting facts and bias.

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Wisconsin Liquor Tax Debate Reflects 1867 Split

A loud political polemic argues over national finance and temperance policy. The writer condemns Democratic taxation while praising prohibitionist aims, citing Wisconsin’s 1867 liquor levies and related penalties to illustrate broader party manipulation and fiscal burden on citizens.

Democracy and Taxation Amid War Debates

A historical broadside argues that taxation rose due to the Civil War and blames the Democratic party for prolonging the conflict. The author asserts patriots suffered and rebukes critics who now denounce wartime taxes, claiming Democratic inaction and rebellion support worsened the burden.

Democratic voices warn of violence before election

Fragmented dispatches describe heated rhetoric and threats amid Union and rebellion debates. Leaders denounce Copperhead media while urging unity under Grant and Colfax, with calls to avoid civil war and uphold the Republic amid a charged political climate.

Democratic Party Charges During War Time Debated

Fragmentary OCR outlines alleged Democratic positions cited in a state funeral era article. It lists claims that the party led the Rebellion, opposed government measures, discouraged enlistment, aided the rebel cause, denied soldiers voting rights, opposed peace efforts, and caused debt and taxes, amid calls to restore harmony and governance.

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