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Newspaper
Monroe Sentinel
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1859
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text discusses elections and public sentiment, mentioning Demierary and TMOD with scattered names like Wilkerty and Pequtiae. It reads as a jumble of political commentary, candidate hints, and disjointed observations lacking coherent narrative or clear events.
The readable text fragments show scattered names and phrases with no coherent event or context to identify a definite news item. No clear people, places, or actions emerge to form a factual summary.
A lengthy attack and defense unfolds over Stout’s editorship and payments tied to the Sentinel. The piece rebuts claims of bank influence, explains past partnerships, and asserts the writer’s independence from Ludlow Bingham & Co. and the Bank of Monroe.
Voter tallies from numerous Wisconsin counties list party outcomes for governor and local races. Randall leads with 2,702 votes while Cross (Dem) trails with a narrow margin. margins and cross-checks across many counties are noted alongside county totals and affiliations.
A compact note from J OW Stewart notes attention to a previous article about Rizkis. It claims no improper influence or indebtedness beyond current rent has affected column content. The writer asserts cordial relations with Ludlow and Bingham and denies obligation to any money power figure.
The Green County official records show Randall leading with 4385 votes over Noble 64 and other candidates such as Wastings 383 Howe 587 Piard 473 Van Steenwyk 371 Hoy 678 Stewart 434 Wescast 320. The Western towns show Democratic gains among foreign born voters against Republicans. A court session in Mourae is announced for Saturday the 26th at 1 PM.
A reader’s long memorandum details accusations of malicious slander against a Republican editor and funding of political support. It quotes multiple gentlemen including Dinwiddie and Stout, discusses payments for campaign services, and questions motives behind alleged bribes and withdrawals.
A 1859 Monroe letter blasts rival Thione and Stout on Republican politics, accusing them of hypocrisy and venom. The author defends stand against damage to the party and denounces personal attacks, calling out slave power and demanding removal of graft. The piece references Giddings and a Whig ad campaign.
A compact record notes corrected weekly entries for Monroe Wholesale Market including grocery items and prices. It mentions vendors AbdHott & Pierce Geyer Daver and Mearce Win with scattered listings such as oats, rye, and fruit, plus references to locations like Pass Park and Blossburz.
A damaged OCR text from a local page shows scattered names, firms, and ad phrases across a broad list. Readers note varied references to people like James Tyson and Martha Jao among many unrelated terms and prices. The fragmentary item hints at market activity and advertisements but lacks coherent details.
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