Outrage rumors fade as press questions US anti slave trade stance
The Sentinel notes the fury over alleged British cruiser outrages is subsiding as facts emerge. It argues US efforts against the slave trade have been weak and England bears responsibility for failing to suppress it, while criticizing sensational pro-slavery stances and calls for forceful action.
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England
Foaghind
Mnetine
Amulus
Yess
Esmiimon
de Marine
Aly
Pinwtigah
Sispigion
Emuet
WLS
Hay
Lodie
Caby
Spain
New Stay Law Debate Over Mortgage Payments
The New York Tribune comments on Wisconsin's Stay Law aimed at delaying mortgage debts. It argues for creditor protection, cites past high prices and harvests, and defends the twelve percent remedy while noting state contrasts in redemption periods. The piece criticizes Shylock labels and urges prudent lending locally.
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The
New York Tribune
Wisconsin
Shylicks, Shavers, &c. &c
Elsas
Heros
McLean
Supreme Court
New England
New York
Corruption in Wisconsin Exposed in National Era Report
The Wisconsin legislature’s long session yields a bribe investigation detailing the bribery of twelve state senators and numerous assembly members. Republicans and Democrats are named with sums totaling over $605,900, including high officials charged with corruption. The report cites a political row and compares to Georgia’s Yazoo scandal, urging scrutiny.
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Wisconsin
Georgia
Yazoo
Hvery
Milledgeville
Partic
Neghbor
la Crosse
Assembly
Bank
Violent unrest and vigilance committee in New Orleans
Fragmented dispatches describe a chaotic New Orleans scene June 3 to 5 with riots, cannon fire, and barricades. The Vigilance Committee dominates city actions, seizes weapons, and prepares for further clashes. Authorities pledge order while arrests and tensions rise amid competing factions and civic figures.
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New Orleans
Jackson Square
Law and Order
Milit S
Kittridge
Vigilance Committee
Laver
J. K. Duncan
Pienyone
Crescent
Delta
Vigilanes Committee
Natutral
John Mageinnis
Mag
Interest of the First Mortgage Bonds Paid in Milwaukee
The first mortgage bonds due June 1 for the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad Company, totaling $50,000, were paid at their New York office by drafts on Milwaukee with current exchange. The dispatch also notes related political and warship topics and local press letters from Racine and Kenosha dated June.
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Kenosha Times
John F. Potter
Kenosha Harbor
Kenosha
Someoe
Congress
Committee On Commerce
Cochrane
Miler
Miles S. i
Stallworth
Ala
Eutis
Sandy
Washburne II
Wade
Comiins
Mass
Senate
Lake Tarbors
Washburne
Joan F. Potter
Racine
Wasuiveton
Secretary of War
Marney
Leavenworth
Express
Gov. Cummings
Salt Lake City
Harney
Col. Johnston
Ward Burnett
Jt.p. Pratt
Boston
Gulf
Mediterranean
Trenderson
Texas
Bocock
Cass
Augusta
Pensacola
New York
Sterling Exchange
Milwaukee and Mississippi I Railroad Company
Milwaukee
Earrent Exchange
Untitled Dispatches Report Flood Damage and Civilan News
Dispatches from Missouri describe record hearted rains causing Platte and Grand River floods with severe crop and bridge damage. Reports question Gov Cummings removal from Salt Lake City while Camp Scott notes no such event. Additional items mention beef cattle supply near Oregon and Mareys train halted by Mormons.
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St. Laura
St. Josephs
Platte
Grand
Republican
Leavenworth
Camp Scott
Gov. Cummings
Saltlake City
Cummings
Johnston
Cass
Cam Scott
Oregon
Col. Hoffman
Democrat
K. T
Wm. Crossman
Fort Laramie
Marey
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BotsLoneerys
Thiodthia
Wits
Hbo
Nfour
Ecbeerpap
Santlet
Tyler
Ted Nee
Secredary
Daly
Ipristollers
Dellersoty Coutty
Wis
Brown
Wisconsin Grief
J. , Vinton
Sparkers
Tee Tie Eiranieeease Wireless Cancer Racer
Chicago
Sunes
Wmifmenkee
Millison
Jancaville
Lockport
Galena
Dubuque
Davenport
Rock Ishind
Biroprneats
Oates
Captiees
Capha
Cory
Sas
Ottomuman
Jiu
Bor
Wiho
Maxmourn
Eilison
Ellison
Detroit
Hamtramck
Une Known
Frank Granger
Tennessee
Canal Street
Waterman
Gen. Lewis
Vigilance Committee Special Police
Christy
Col
Henry
Nigaraguan
IT. P. White
White
New Yor
Times
Arney
Denver
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Viggin
Maine
Roscoz
Toyay
A. Isley
Aucosta
Pensacula
U.S
Fulton
Sentinel
Monroe
Monroe Sentinel
Thompson & Brown
ONROF
Wikat
Biato
Barrey
Fe Stone Coal
Pittsburg
Plessburg
Moscow
A. L. Thurston
John Green
Sophia Smith
C. C. Eldred
Euphemia Hunnett
Argyle
Yyper
Circuit Court
Green County
State of
Jeremiah Smith
Jacob AL. Smith
John B. Smith
Robert B. Allensworth
Hugh Nemnehoof
Samme
Bendrick
Plaintes Attorneys
Band Boys
Mearsquarwer’s
Carpenter, Johnson & Co.'s
Wise Jane
James 4. Fisher
Om Murer
Fisher & Mayer
Iran
Jamce A. Fisher
Jamez A. Fisher
Esrom Mayer
D. F. Cornon & Son
James 2. Fisiter
Distri v
Dean & Salter
Moffat Building
Broadway New York
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