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Newspaper
Monroe Sentinel
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1859
Page
1
A dense, archaic lament mixes imagery of dust and fate with religious undertones. The fragmented lines evoke a city shadowed by toil and doubt, referencing prayers, justice, and the weight of mortal struggles in a somber, reverent tone. Strong entities include God, faith, and early modern poetic diction.
Martin Speed a bachelor pursues marriage through phrenology and mesmerism. A widow agrees to tests of influence, but the plan unravels as love and power clash, yielding a comic, cautionary tale of desire and deception in a rustic village. plus a Phillips lecture critique and assorted 19th century notes.
A jumble of quips riddles and verse snippets on manners poetry and current affairs. The fragmentary column cites odd sayings about friends truth fashion politics and fools with stray lines about Australian Kelly and English sport.
The Green County Republican Convention met in Monticello on the 15th to nominate a candidate for the Assembly for the unfusing election. Chaired by Thompson, with Perry secretary, the body seated delegates from Washington, Mt. Pleasant, Ading, York, Adams, Brookly, and others, choosing Westcott as the nominee after formal ballots.
The Wisconsin Judge Larrabee, active in state politics, spoke in Minnesota for the Democracy. A crowd mocked his joke about a “red man,” Governor Gorman’ s reluctant assent followed by laughter. The scene closed with the judge awkwardly pivoting to claim Democrats keep the credit, a flat end to the speech.
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