Fragmentary notes from Milwaukee area events
Fragmented text mentions Milwaukee and various unclear names and activities. It references individuals, travel, and a road event with invited attendees and walking mentions. The legible content is sparse and lacks coherent details or a clear narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edie Mealison
Milwaukee
Hanes
Dubethatn
Aribeel
Leary
Cewesty
Tae
Sual
Beate
Itu Chien
Misebe
Slavery Law Debate in New York State Legislature
Fragmented antebellum report describes an act to abolish slavery within New York with wording on rights, citizenship, and penalties. It cites a resolution condemning the U S Supreme Court and urges governors to transmit the law provisions to other states amid a broader political clash. A second item recounts a postulated race violence incident near Avuray with tally of victims and widespread injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuster
Tihyited States Supreme Court
New York
United States
State of
Senate
Justion Taney
Democratic pivoting in New York resolution on state debt sale
A preliminary discussion at a public meeting in Chenango county references a motion to have the State Legislature examine liquidating Pennsylvania debt through selling personal property. Supporters deem the plan feasible and aligned with Supreme Court decisions, while opponents caution against partisan tests and democratic doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livertton
Chenango County
Pennisy
Yaniag
Holland
Mir
Buchanan
Pennsylvania
Supreme Corr
Supreme Court
Democratics Party
Seatort
Dunverrey
Wisconsin
Green County
Blonroe
Justice's Court
James WB. Orias Wee
Nichoolas Hemstreet
James Boas
Said
Brgert
Max
Nicholas Hemstreet
Plains
Daniel Bennett
Circuit Court
Thomas J. Hubbard
Cir Court
County of
Green
Monroe
Guard County
Sherif
Ofice
A. J. Sutherland
Preaching Politics and Clergy in Revolutionary Thought
The article traces clerical influence in colonial and early American politics, noting sermons and pastoral letters urging liberty and resistance to oppression. It cites John Adams, Webster, and ministers like Hopkins, Stiles, and others, who urged moral action against slavery and political wrongs, framing religion as a driver of public liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Virgini
Boston
Cambridge
Sixz
Helms
Annals
John Adams
New York
Philadelphia
Prdpis
Spring
N. York
England
Lincoln
Washington
Tris
Daniel Webster
Webster
Plymouth
Leinys
Ministers clash with politics in sermons and fasts
A moral bat tle erupts as ministers are accused of preaching politics and sedition. The piece recalls Dr Emmons and Jeroboam, urges rulers to heed Christian duties, and cites Puritan examples amid global news on Palmerston, wars, and treaties. It notes Kansas politics, Naboth’s vineyard critique, and discusses fasting day piety and clergy influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardier
Hirjah
Ahab
Israel
Naboth
Brue Forte
Kansas
Pierce and’'Co
Ahad
Toajah
Wisconsin and federal balance on state sovereignty debate
The Janesville Gazette reprints Judge Smith's letter arguing state sovereignty against federal overreach in the fugitive slave law crisis. Wisconsin’s stance emphasizes constitutional means, reserved powers, and protection of liberty, contrasting with federal supremacy when it encroaches on state duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fudge
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Ita
Federa
Congress
Union
Wisconsin
The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Taney
Republican gains for state officers reported in Burlington
Private advices from Burlington show election returns indicate large Republican majorities for State Superintendent of Public Institutions and other officers. Districts show gains over last fall with Republican margins for Public Instruction between 1000 and 2000 more than Fremont received for president, per Chicago Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Public Instruction
Fremont
Chicago Journal
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Cooot
Ian
Hier
Parebia
Tangboust
Morelos
Soverdlamly Va
Hedornlivma
Sint
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Chick
MAS
Sintora Avuray
Pheathe
Aoricon Argus
Europs
Palmerston
Aledia
Liverpool
Madrid
Austria
Sardinia
France
Prussia
Anipa
Ciréasia
Ferat Pasha
Ishmeal Bey
Bashire
Bir
China News
Highflyer
Formosa
Mississipris &E
Shaw
Wisconsiit
Janesville Gazette
Judge Smith
Dred Scott
Williams
Ash
Howard
Greenfield
Prince George’s County
Maryland
G. T. Greenfield
James Ash
NS Hatte
Circuit
Janesville Gagete
Murpuren
Chcago Tribune
Easton
Leavenworth
Merrit Smith
Martin Kline
Klen
Missouri Democrat
St. Louis
Ohio River
Missouri
Clarno
Toho M
William
Jeanette Beattie
WM. Gray
Iris
Beat Mewse
Beat Family
Rufus Elsg & Co
John Walworth
Cornelia A.W. Moutton
Charles N. Sutherland
Saower
John M. French
Elijah Bottum
David L Stiles
A. D
Dunwiddie
Dexter
County Court Greem Ca
David L. Monnet
Wis
M. Perrigo
Iaid County
Monroc
Muarce
Anid
A. Bingham
Gillam
Spring Grove
Brodhead
Martin Gillam
Apell
Ludlow
Payne
Court House Square
Mel Prairie
Janes. Hills Road
Beloit and
Rockforn Rest
Soir Ludlow & Bingham
Ry Rare
Janesville Road
Auit Tiebaneme
Ludlow , Binqham
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