Wisconsin Voters Weigh Republican Platform Over Democratic Ploys
In a state editorial voice Major Up ham urges Wisconsin to back the Republican convention’s steady, pro tariff principles. He argues voters should trust the national party’s record and reject Democratic demagogy, calling for disciplined support of the Republican platform and leadership.
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JepNoy
G. Thom
Art. Dodge
State Journal
The Republican Platform in Wisconsin Debated
A fragmentary report outlines a Milwauker platform asserting the 1800 issue permanently settled and denouncing further agitation. It condemns the Dodge legacy and federal parental regulation, supports equal representation, opposes gerrymandering, and hints at Chief Justice Fuller as a Democratic candidate.
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al Whey
Wengard
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Upham Emerges As Front-Runner For Governor Ticket
The Republican base grows confident in Major Bill Upham as the candidate to lead the ticket this fall. Col. Spooner is not seeking the governorship, expected to return to the Senate if Republicans triumph. Upham is praised as a labor champion, successful businessman, and proven victor who would become the state’s next governor if nominated and elected.
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Republican Party
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Spooner
United States Senate
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Dig
Tabor
W. H. Upham
Gol. W. WH. Upham
Muralifele
Racine
Erminie Performancs
Col. Upham
G. A. Tt
Department of Wisconsin
The Tariff as a Tax in Canadian-U S Trade
A discussion cites Sir John A McDonald debating the tariff, arguing the tariff acts as a tax on Canadian producers shipping barley to the United States. He explains a hypothetical 1000 bushels of barley crossing the line would incur a 15 cent per bushel US duty, yet the farmer only receives the US market price, not the duty amount, masking the tax.
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John Av |McDonald
United States
America
Republican Delegates and Grand Lodge Meet Updates
The piece lists Republican presidential electors from several Wisconsin locales and the at large delegation to Minneapolis. It reports the Grand Lodge of the A O U W annual meeting at Applevon with officers elected, notes Baraboo as next meeting site for May 4, 1802, and mentions political commentary on Democratic conventions, a Racine visit by Col Upham, the death of Patrick O Sullivan, and references to river and harbor funding and a Roslyn gas explosion with fatalities.
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Elroy
B. F. Parker
Milwaukee
J. HU. Horoeck
Oshkosh
Premius
Baraboo
Local notices and society items from Wisconsin region
A miscellaneous 1802 era update lists visits by Tom McNulty to Stockholm and Mrs W H Lawson in Aurora, with several social notes. It notes Sheriff Huber receiving a new top buggy, August Zeller's recovery, Andrew Joos’s retirement, and A O U W delegates from subprinac. George Brown of Mondovi visits and travels to Milwaukee and Buffalo then Lansing, Mich. Local misadventures include a humorous car incident involving Bony Hastings and a lady in a moonlit ride. The piece also mentions Burlingron henge operation, a note about a needed good hotel, and log-towing contracts on the John Paul Lumber Co. with Coleman and Sawyer & Austin. Ends with post office telegram-like notices and “advertised” mail for week ending April 8.
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West Newton
LaCrosse
Ly Nnworth
Vernie Muo
Marshfield sidewalk ordinance targets fronting lots
Mayor Kalcred and the Marshfield council discuss a sidewalk mandate for fronting lots in the city limits. The ordinance requires five feet four inches width built of two inch plank with three by four inch stringers, funded by adjacent lot owners unless they opt to proceed by May first to avoid city cost. Clerks note approval pending publication in May 1802.
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Marybuell Wisconsin council discusses road laying and licenses
The Marybuell common council convened May 5 to review petitions for laying out and opening a highway. The Board of Public Works reported on John Weber and others and recommended action, noting insufficient signatures from nonresident signers. Ordinance No. 77 for Maple Street area work moved to passage amid absences. numerous accounts and licenses reviewed, with bids for city printing and various clerks, police, and other service needs.
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