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Newspaper
Madison City Express
Location
Madison, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1843
Page
3
A garbled criticism questions party integrity and how preaching translates into policy. It suggests tensions over currency inflation and promises, and doubts whether the party will live up to its credit when in power.
A lengthy critique argues that the doctrine of instruction undermines legislative independence and voter sovereignty. It contends officials should interpret laws and act on reason rather than follow party directives, citing Wisconsin Territory debates on expenses and public funds, and warning about overreaching instructions influencing policy.
Congress debates letters and newspapers transmission and penalties while honoring Washington and Franklin. A Virginia donor presents Washingtons sword and Franklin’s walking cane with praise for their legacy, followed by cabinet reshuffle rumors and a New Year relocation at the New York Custom House.
In Clarkstown Massachusetts an elderly Millerite woman, convinced the end of the world had come by reflections on Cambridge clouds, suffered convulsions and died during the evening.
District court in Wisconsin territory issues notice for John Dalby to be declared bankrupt and discharged from debts. An order sets Saturday April 1 at Lancaster courthouse for the hearing. interested parties may appear to show cause. Clerk L. O. Serader, dated February 18, 1843. William Hull, solicitor.
Notices to show cause against bankruptcy petitions for Thomas B. Sturgis of Green County, John O Storm of Whitewater, William W Cross of Exeter, James H Hinds of Racine, Calvin Cooley Jr of Plattville and others. Proceedings set at the Capitol in Madison on specified May dates with clerks LaFavertre Revoce and La Fayserie Keirnce. Includes dates in 1842 1843 1845 and names of solicitors and judges.
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