Proposal of the free state party in Kansas sparks constitutional debate
The article reports on a heated exchange over a Kansas free state proposal to elect delegates to a constitutional convention. It cites reactions from Stanton and others, notes alleged pledges and equity promises, and mentions correspondence with the Chicago Times and New York press.
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Southern Wisconsin Railroad Progress Nearing Completion
A report recounts rapid railroad progress along the line toward Janesville with bridges and trestles under construction at Richland Creek and Siwelven, delays due to harsh winter eased by pleasant weather, and an anticipated village reach by next September.
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MASS STATE CONVENTION CALLED FOR FREE STATE AGENDA
A call circulated and signed in Wisconsin urges a Milwaukee meeting on [date] to discuss securing Wisconsin as a free state and resisting federal slavery laws. Gerritt Smith and Gov. Chase noted. observers predict a large turnout as public opinion shifts against slavery and demagogues.
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Railroad progress and political notices from the Midwest
The Muddy River region reports on railroad work toward Brodhead Monroe and Oshkosh with expected milestones in April and August. Political notes discuss party debates, Utah troop movements, legal cases on debt, and conflicts over Kansas laws, with notes on New Nebraska crevices, Minnesota, and Iowa frontier incidents.
Pro Slavery Tactics in Kansas Election Debated in Letters
The Kansas correspondents argue against participation in the June 3 election citing fraud in census and registry lists. They claim free state names are omitted and non residents are counted, shielding pro slavery delegates. Official returns show uneven turnout and unresolved counties, with claims of massive voter suppression.
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Free State
Necessity of Air Change for Health in Work and Life
The article argues that regular air exchange is essential for all workers and professionals to prevent health decline. It notes occasional rural or suburban retreats as restorative, and cites a Philadelphia ward incident where goats pulled down newspapers, eluding police as they fled while defying authority.
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Spangler and Zimmerman Wed In Monroe Amid Cake Clues
Local notice reports George Spangler of this village wed to Miss Kate Zimmerman of Pennsylvania by Rev John A Pool in Monroe on the 26th. A five loaf cake on the table is cited as playful corroboration. Also listed are multiple marriage notices in Washington with Isely Brumbrunnier Franchy and Franchy couples.
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