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Madison City Express in Madison, Wisconsin

05 Jan 1843

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Madison City Express

Location

Madison, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1843

Page

2

Wisconsin Democrat Remarks on Doty Removal and Treasonous Governance

William M. Hamilton of Iowa County argues for a committee to draft a memorial to President Tyler demanding James D. Doty’s removal as Governor of the Wisconsin Territory. He details alleged misconduct, corruption in bank dealings, improper land claims, and legal actions to thwart the territorial legislature, urging Congress to intervene and uphold lawful government.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

William 3 Hamilton Iowa County United States Jamis House of Representatives Secacca Ilam Tyler James D. Doty Goveror Mane Congress Allone Speaker James 1. Doty Michigan Secretary of the Treasury Belmont Washington Wisconsin Iowa Territory of Ted Treasury Department Tagree J.D. Doty Dety Touth Ile Green Bay Prairie du Chienand Jackson Prairie du Chien DPI Brown County Lake Winnebago Doty United States District Court John Hays Crawford County Territory Hays Indian Department Bank of Mineral Point Mineral Point Sigedy Stringham Bank of Wisconsin Daly Minera United State James D. Doty Board of Dirators Fenes Morrison Aefaulter John F. O'Neil U. S Merihan Ilu Lin
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Doty and Medill Feud Over Territorial Governance

The letter compares James D. Doty’s actions to gross misstatements and accuses him of removing the Attorney General and packing offices with minions. It cites protests against Doty’s appointment, calls him a tyrant seeking to concentrate power, and argues for resistance by the Territory’s citizens and allies in Washington.

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James D. Doty Mr. Medill Doty Medill Globe Mr. Medul Medillas Zullis Faela Jane M. M. Jackson Iowa White House Tyler Washington Senate Friends of Speaker James D. City Hall Breed Overnor
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Wisconsin Governor in unprincipled strife and hope in government

A fragmentary Wisconsin context cites distrust in the governor, urging faith in the general government and a memorial to John Tyler to oust the offender. The text then shifts to a violent report from the Alton Herald about Ingham and Ferguson, a tense pursuit, and a rope-bound suspect with weapons, followed by a maritime note on the Valley Forge and the goings of the steamboat era near New Orleans.

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Alton Thomas Ioghan Nanan Ferguson Ingham Gilman Ace Cation Thingurt Valley Vege New Orleans Bautotallos Watley Forge Lowe
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Petition Signers Face Public Caption in Plattville

In December 1842 at Pinthille, JORDAY GILLUAM explains signing a petition after a reading of its content. He notes a caption was added and his name published in the Gaqu rer as supporting Guy, indicating it served to provoke ridicule rather than action. He protests public exposure and defends his intent.

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Kit Ain Ariel Thia Plattville Guy Bote Sondset Ty' Todla Claike Masie Nelles Urey Youra Truby Jorday Gilluam Pinthille
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Rowing the Line Between Invention and Starvation

A London phalanx piece warns of Britain’s laboring classes driven to new arts of survival. It details Scotland sealing windows to force children to stay in bed, Yorkshire and Lancaster families starving and lying down two days, and workers drinking water to ease hunger. It contrasts this with a perverse pride in industrial vigor and a glimmer of youth with tobacco as a stark image.

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The Wisconsin Democrat Atttorney Wm. Medill House of C.J. Ingersoll Capitol District Court Dodge James D John Tyler
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