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Newspaper

Monroe Sentinel

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1862

Page

2

Republican County Ticket Chosen at Green County Convention

The Green County convention at the Cost House selected candidates for county offices with caution about past and future service. Key nominees include E T Gardner for deputy DA, W W Wright for Clerk, William McDowell for County Treasurer, O W Ball for deputy, D S Morgan for Register of Deeds, J T Dodge as Engineer and County Surveyor, and R Meare as Coroner. J Peters declines District Attorney bid. Tachudy not a candidate. District attendance from Mount Tegaxirt and surrounding towns noted.

Shoeiff Charles S. Foster Gardner Cirents Wright Beard Superrivors Mathias William McDowell Doh Motgan Couny Joseph T. Dodge Bar Coranes Robert McLaren Toval Foster Sherif Sherrif Urig Monroe E.T. Gardner W.W. Wright Clarno O. W. Ball M. Murty Board of Supervisors Oles of Register of Deeds Emmons Lustiven Cost Gatnoon Havine Sentinel J. Peters Tachudy Register of Dovds Jell- Daxis

Loyal Citizens Convention Stirring County Debate

A detailed account of a disputed Loyal Citizens Convention in Green County reveals a coalition of Democrats and Republicans attempting to co sponsor a county ticket. Delegates from Monroe Decatur and Adams formed a credential committee and nominated a ticket including several Republicans while conservatives denounced abolitionist leanings and warned loyalists against aiding anti-war Democrats. The piece questions party alignment, argues conservatives seek to influence the next Congress, and notes draft list revisions following fall elections.

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Union Convention Ranks Disorder Over Ryan Address

A Union party meeting dissolved into pandemonium as delegates argued over a resolution denouncing the Ryan address. Pulcifer pressed to condemn it, spurring shouts and near-violence. Judge Vilas tried to restore order while Col. Guppy’s candidacy loomed. The session adjourned amid chaos with the resolution tabled.

Columbia County Ryan Pulcifer Astar Columbus County Col. Guppy Judge Vilas Wm. A. Wheeler Puliifer Mr. Pulcifer Bishop E. B. Dean Soo. B. Smith Acta

Will Hoe Declines the Sheriffs Nomination

The paper discusses Will A. O. Kirkpatrick’s possible refusal of a sheriff nomination from Conservative factions. It notes Kirkpatrick’s Republican background, ties to the Foster nomination, and speculation on a declination, with rumors promising an update from the Brodhead Independent.

Editor’s Political Leaning On Independence and Local Tickets

A newspaper comment questions which of two county election tickets the editor will back as the Brodhead appearance nears. It notes the editor spoke at the first convention but offered no clear endorsement, praising neutrality yet hinting at possible support for multiple candidates. The piece flags the Union Convention failure and expects the editor to reveal his preference.

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Union Convention report and Vilas speech preview

The article analyzes ten days of exchanges for the Third District Union Congressional Convention set for Beacole on the Wth inst. It notes poor attendance, Vilas’s presence, and criticism of Republican detachment, with a forthcoming publication of Vilas’s speech praised as patriotic and principled.

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War Items and Rebel Movements Reported Across Front

A military committee travels back to Louisville reporting 1600 wounded rebels at Harrodsburg 1500 at Perryville and 1000 at Danville. John Morgan led 1500 into Lexington but was routed by Dumont's cavalry. six Federals killed and 120 prisoners. Rebs threaten crossing into Tennessee as Buell chases near Mt. Vernon and McClellan looms near Richmond. Alabamas pirate ship active under British colors, Gen Price consolidates 20000 near Holly Springs amid widespread drafts and local resistance.

Louisville Perryville Harrodsburg Danville John Morgan Lexington Morgan Versailles Frankfort Dumont Buell Mt. Vernon Grittendun Brags Tennessee Big Creek Wilson's Gap Cumberland Gap Washington McClellan Blue Ridge Richmond Steenton Nl. McNeil Mr. Allsman Palmyra Pal McNeil Sommes Sumter Price Holly Springs Corinth Baltimore Boston Cleveland Philadelphia

Wisconsin Extra Session Law Expands Town and County Bounties

An act authorizes towns cities incorporated villages and counties to raise money for bounties to volunteers mustered into the military service. Electors may vote to appropriate funds with oversight by boards and auditors, with strict limits on totals and repayment, and special meetings may be called to decide bounty measures. The act takes effect upon publication.

State of Wisconsin Senate Assembly United States Board of Supervisors County Board of Supervisora Aud Sigte

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