Outrageous libel on republican reform in Wisconsin politics
A批er excerpt from Democratic Review commentary criticizes consolidation of power in federal courts and praises state measures. It discusses reelecting Edward V Whiten as Chief Justice and condemns federal court sovereignty claims, while praising state appropriations for asylums and calling for vigilance against perceived corruption. The piece references Barstow and Buchanan, notes about the session, and praises the supposed higher court of law above slavery.
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Ferson
Democratic Review
Wisconsin
Edsward V- Whiten
Supreme Court
Erictur
Democraci
Republican Party
Gu Asurper
Wan. A. Barstow
Purp Carpertur
Washintong
Pump
Biluel Asylum Barstow
Buchanan
Washington
St. Dares Or
St Cloud
Carpenter, Noonan & Co
Thorn
Fem
Treaven
Albany
Jefferson
Virginia
Lord Mansfield
British Isles
Taney
United States
Free State
Milwaukee News
Border Ruffian
Cothren
Wren
Important Railroad Project
Arrangements are under way to extend Winds Central Railroad from Fr egoway to Madiseun joining Beloit and Mariisott Tie about ten miles south of Wispleco. The project promises direct links with Land Grant roads to the North West and to Lake Superior. It aims to unlock coal fields and mineral resources, boosting manufacturing and business across the region.
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Fregoway
Snowr
Albuoy
Madiseun
Cannecs
Beloit
Mariisott
Wispleco
Ani
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Beckaon
Judicial Encroachment and State Sovereignty Debate
A 1950 Democratic Review excerpt critiques federal judicial power over state affairs, arguing sovereignty rests with states and opposing federal appeal to higher courts. The column cites figures like Taney and calls for constitutional amendments and state responses to the Dred Scott decision, including emigration news, land grants in Minnesota, and shifts in local legislation and census handling.
Dred Scott Case Debate Highlights Slave Power Threat
A lengthy, polemical piece argues the Dred Scott decision advances a slave aristocracy agenda. It traces how the Supreme Court, under party influence, guards slaveholder interests and threatens free states, urging readers to oppose what it calls a dangerous consolidation of power.
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Massachusetts
Congress
United States
Supreme Court
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Dredd Scott
Hlenco
House of Representatives
Senate
Franklin Pierce
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Federal Court of Last Resort
Jurvenson
Tasry
Dred Scott
Union
Costa Rica news shifts focus from battles to plans
From Wiestigne New York to Costa Rica reports claim the Hips Point engagement yielded nothing and Costa Ricans withdrew orderly, allowing Col Lockridge to move upriver to Castilla. Cantillo tale debunked. 400 rifles not captured. Costa Ricans expect an American attack on San Carlos to be repulsed and retreat cut off.
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Wiestigne
New York
Daily Times
Costa Ri
George Law
Col. Lockridge
Hips Point
Castilla
San Carios
United States
Washington
the Herald
Col
Manyrpenny
J. B. Stedman
Ohio
Medill
Berraro
Samuel Zimmerman
Niagara Falls
Canada
Arch
St. Louis
Kansas
Pacific Road
Jefferson City
Sesson
Geary
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