Wisconsin Democratic Caucus Clears Federal Appointments
A Madison editor reports that Wisconsin Democrats in secret session have replaced federal officeholders with party loyalists, decapitating incumbents and reshaping posts from postmaster to other state positions. The piece notes the shift mirrors broader intra party tensions and cites editorials attacking the process.
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Barstow
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Aang
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Uaino
Daresville Seared
Gat Opinion
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Adbescitan
Pawar Momwee
Gitta
Shanel
Louishatire
Duatiniout
Uva
Vlaloara Bos Ty Cinellari
Shane Liseing
Foive Mart
Veiled questions on venacity and post election views
The fragment discusses venacity and post election sentiment, noting a distant reference to a commander after the election and mentions of communities and races. It includes names and terms that resemble discussions of armies, leaders, and political groups, with garbled phrasing and unclear context.
The Bogus Laws of Kansas and Territorial Control
The House committee reports a bill to invalidate Shawnee Mission laws in Kansas Territory. It condemns nonresident pressure and calls for a proper election of a legitimate Kansas Legislature. The Senate tabled the House Kansas bill as likely to hinder discussion, with votes 80 to 20.
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Singe
Hill
Virginia
Leewinpton
Democratic Party
Kansan
Kuynsttes
Horetagh
Fyeriborg
Gree
Congress
Kansag
Unit of States
Imessageya
Kansas
Shawnee ‘Mission
Gai
Committee of Investigation
Llarritory
Legislative Assembly
Milwaukee
Senate
Wisconsin Legislature Handles Fugitive Slave Act Costs Bill
Assembly debated amendments to a Senate Personal Liberty Bill that would make Wisconsin pay costs for individuals defending suits under the Fugitive Slave Act. The measure passed the Assembly with a 68 to 23 vote, a reconsideration motion failed, and Senate action followed with amendments rescinded. Other notes mention a Wisconsin & Galena Railroad incorporation and a Choyport Kentucky oil processing claim.
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Assembly
Voneur
Wisconsin & Galena RB
BR. Go
Dexter and
Sutherland
Simpson
River Campaign Rages Along Central American Front
Dispatches report Costa Rican forces repulsed 800 attackers at Cody's Point near the Perquonaga River while American steamer losses were light. Walker's 1800-strong force, with 1100 ready for action, prepares for further river control as crews repair vessels and push toward full possession within a week.
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Lockbridge Dyas
Cody's Point
Panama
Cora
Rivas
St. George
Riyas
Walker
Associated Press
Gidy towan-Leth
Personal Liberty Bill Moves Through Wisconsin Legislature
A Wisconsin legislative correspondent notes progress on the Personal Liberty Bill in the Senate and House. The piece discusses party lines, opposition by Democratic factions to fugitive slave law deltas, and amendments proposed by Mr. Reymert. It also covers state finances and public notices, including the Janssen affair and school library reports.
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Aswell
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O'Neal
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Union
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Free States
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Hense
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Janssen
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Asth
Manson
Feliges
Tom Benton
Owen
Indiana
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Iti
Rose
Pagan
J. Taylor
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Reymert
Milwaukee
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Hall
Supreme Court of
Supreme Court
Congress
Cincinnati
Mgr. Buchanan
Travaert
Supreme Court of the
United States
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Adam
U. S
Wiliam Kirkpatrick
Circuit Court
Green County
Joseph Lawler
Sirene
County of
Green
Wiconsin
Joseph Eavier
Monroe
A. Y
Joseph Sayler
Apany Tire
Dayton
Sutierland
Sherif
Debate over Minnesota admission fuels party lines
The Wisconsin press reports Democratic senators from Pennsylvania and Mississippi seek to block Minnesota's admission by invoking naturalization rules. The note cites fears over foreign born residents gaining state voice under a suffrage bill. A Carvey controversy and a reference to Dunion shed light on foreign born voters and Know Nothing sentiment.
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Messrs
Pennsylvania
Brown
Mississippi
House
Minnesota
Citi
Buchanan
Milwaukee Sentinel
Telegraph
Carvey
Dunion
Israel
Ion
Racine Advocate
Congress debates on Kansas relief and western expansion
The report covers House action repealing Shawnee Mission laws in Kansas and appointing new elections, Senate talks on railroad duties and river Niger exploration, and a wagon road bill from Fort Seamey Nebraska to California border. Witness delays in western investigations and press freedom case in Cincinnati noted.
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Lower
Clouse
Fort Seamey
Nebraska
Toney Lake Valley
California
New York Tribune
Senate
Washington
Plains
4Th Infantry
Oregon
Grand Lodge of Minnesota Opens Ten New Lodges
The Masonic Grand Lodge of Minnesota adds ten new lodges in St. Paul, expanding fraternal presence. Local leaders express pride in growth and community service programs.
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Lodge of of
Minnesota
St. Paul
Tampico Revolt Ravages Tampico City and Consul’s Funds
New Orleans reports Tampico under revolutionary attack led by Guiza. British Consul’s house broken into, with nearly a quarter of a million dollars seized. Trade halted as residents fear further depredations. The schooner Ahnita brings latest dates, confirming delays since February 16.
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Tampico
Ahnita
Guiza
Riots and military quell New York tunneling labor dispute
Riot near Ber gen New York involving about 1000 laborers at the Evie Railroad Tunnel. Fires set to shanties, firemen aided by troops dispersing the mob. Several dead or injured, many beaten, and about 70 arrested. Reports of Greene's $1000 payment to Mr. Greeley and Mount Vernon fund efforts by Edward Everett with trustees holding $12,000 at 7 percent and $500 at 6 percent from his orations.
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New Yon
Evie
Bergen
N. Y
Deakuk Gate City
Edward Everett
Mount Vernon
Richmond Enquirer
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