Sentinel attacks Republican views on slavery insurrection
The editorial denounces Republican and abolitionist rhetoric as inciting slave uprisings in the South. It defends slavery, warns of civil war, and insists on defending southern rights while critiquing northern leaders and their policies.
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Sroustie Sentae
Sentinel
Giddings
Iverying
Snereeplona
Ureland
Mason and Dixon
Voluntere
Wale
Sumner
Seward
Giuldinga
Congress
Isoade
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Texas
Bulletin
Democratic Party
Ourself
Annual Election of the Ourero Ty Agricultural Society
The 6th inst set officers for 1857 including M Hines Sylvester as President T Fenton Mount Pleasant D Sutherland Monroe Win Goldron Jefferson CL Green York Israel Smith Climno and N B Conden Spring Grove. View Presidents M Kelly Jr Secretary and Corresponding Secretary D V Richardson Treasurer. A five member committee from each town listed. Readings of agricultural essays scheduled for upcoming meetings. Revisions include board of managers electing a General Superintendent and department superintendents for fair day organization. Provisions to publish proceedings in Monroe Sentinel Jeffersonian Democrat and Wis Swain Farmer.
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M. Hines
Sylvester
T.fenton
Mount Pleasant
Sutherland
Monroe Win
Qoldron
Jefferson
CL Green
York
Israel
Smith
Climno
N. B. Conden
Spring Grove
M. Kelly
Lown
Elisha Tilson
Cadiz
Wim
A. D
Kirkpatrick
Brooklyn
Christ Miner
Albany
Alexander Clark
Decatur
Alter Mitchel
A. J. Brandage
N. L- Stout
M. Kelly, Jr
J. A. Bingham
A. Ludlow
P. Chandler
J. V. Richardson
Society
Mechanic Arts
Board of Transagers
Monroe Sentinel
Jefersonian Democrat
Wiseswain Farmer
M. Ffusis
Presa
M. Molly
Bee
Y. Monroe
Wis Dan
Milwaukeet Stack of Merchandize From Expelled Strickland Firm
The notice recalls Mr Strickland who was expelled from Mobile by a Vigilance Committee after selling two copies of Douglas book My Bondage and My Freedom. He chose Milwaukee for future operations and opened a large merchandise stack. An Alliance issued by him includes calendar and statistical items and details his expatriation.
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Slatexrano & Go
Bookstory
Strickland
Mobile
Douglas
Mr. S
Milwaukee
Trial of Huntington Ends in Guilty Verdict in New York
The New York jury convicts B Huntington of forging over a million dollars worth of paper. He is sentenced by Judge Capron to four years and ten months at Sing Sing with hard labor. Public opinion praises the verdict and criticizes counsel James H Brady for the defense.
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New York
Ork
Gilley
Rebles B. Huntington
Dru
Willard
Parker
Capron
Huntington
Sing Sing
James H. Brady
England
Stavill
Polar
United States
Congress
Bhe
Navy Yard
Btooklyn
Ace
Hartstein
Portsmouth
Portsmonth
James Adger
Gren
Walker
Nicaragua
New Orleans
Cas
Washington debate on seat of S enator defers to joint convention
In Washington Jan 7 a heated session debated Mr Harlans claim to a Senate seat and whether the election was a legislative act. The House heard privilege questions over Times editorials, while a resolution sought state department notes on Avis island interference. The day closed with a committee appointment planned.
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Congress
Reeder
Whitfield
Supreme Court
Dred Scott
Tanty
Melean
Grier
Wouse Committee
Nin
New Mexico
Mr. Seward
Harlan
U. S
Stewart
Judiciary Committee
Messrs
Brown & Hale
Messrs. Toucey
Douglas
Wastaker
Bell
New Hampshire
Senate
Department of State
Avis
Carribean
House
Nelsey
N. Y. Times
Minnesota
Kelsey
Times
The
Parge
Bennesota
Local Notices and Financial Totals Across Counties
Richland Centre women pledge not to buy at stores selling alcohol. U S Mint figures for January show gold, silver, and copper totals. Wisconsin river bridge near Germany town progresses. Sauk County reports a new town with 200 residents. U S Senate votes for Charles Sumner with 338 to 12. Eurspia voyage to Liverpool with 42 passengers and 252700 in specie. A Dutch quip about shaving appears. Obituaries note births and marriages in Jude and Sylvester.
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Nancy Rycraft
Detroit
van Buren
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Tesogayer Ou Pravog
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Whitewater Gazette
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Repubblinar Organ
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Wasumerox
Weller
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Richland Centre
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William Appleton
N. J. Lord
Eurspia
HFED
G. R. Patten
Jos. Woodle
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Jude
Jarvis Montgomery
Amanda BE. Ball
A. C
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Win
Cochran
Wyota
Lafayette Co
Wis Meaddsyrill
Campbell
Wyata
Nancy i
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Dé Miles
Mertoe
J. White
Foster & Pawel
Emerson, Foster & Co
Spd
Foster & Powell
Empire
Platt & Tate
Lifetime
Paul Fane
Mrs. Roehizson
Crown
Maria J. Mentos
Spurgenn
LSAT
Metta
Tuuter
Bayara Taylor, Cappr Keht
Wilcox & Stall
Jfub
Messrs. Milieu & Craven
Worle
Sk. & Huke
Air
Minaia
Meus
Stule
NEW BO Book Store
Strickland & CO
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Sity
Milwau
Mubite
Chaye
Christuan
East Water Street
Wiscontin Sty
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