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Newspaper
Oshkosh Democrat
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1852
Page
2
A garbled report from a convention discusses Democratic and party-line tensions. Names, places, and roles are unclear, but the text references delegates, nominees, and efforts to unify a ticket amid internal disputes. The fragment hints at expectations for a party platform and candidate selection.
A fragmented account notes meetings held near the courthouse with various attendees including Mr. Drury and Mr. Crary. Observers describe the proceedings as largely attended and orderly, with remarks on the conduct of speakers and the general decorum of the gathering.
A fragile record from a Friends of Tewper society details delays in publishing proceedings of a Temperance Convention. It notes disputes over proper reporting, assembly decisions, and pressures from neighboring groups, ending with a pledge to publish fully despite opposition and procedural friction.
A large 40 000 attendee political gathering at the Hea Quarters of Wastingon featured Ex-Senator Wix of NY and Jel Van Boren of Mn Dix. They traded lines on freesoilism and the Baltimore Platform while praising Hale and Sumner, with Van Buren’s stance cited as influential. Reports mention support for Pierce and King among attendees and a strong partisan tone.
The article discusses Phenoty and Spelling Reform, noting progress in phonetic education and the spread of related journals. It highlights the Phantie Advocate published in Cincinnati as a key resource, urging readers to learn about the subject and support reform efforts through subscriptions and reading.
The Milwaukee paper lists German publications across the U S with counts by state. It names editors publishers and party affiliations, noting ninety Democratic titles among many others, including eight Whig and eight Catholic papers with several socialist affiliations.
News from our exchanges notes T EB Benton wins the congressional seat as an Independent opposing Whig and Democratic candidates. Benton denounces conventions and supports the Independent System, praised as a victory for freedom despite denouncement as a Freesoiler. Also mentions Milwaukee paper makers Neonan and McNob promoting home manufacture and rag recycling for paper, urging farmers to save rags for local industries.
This week prints the first in a series of letters from Von Amringe to the Free Democrat. The note is not an endorsement but presents him as a genuine reformer with large humanitarian impulses and original thinking.
The John Michel renamed Montello will run more reliably and avoid weak trips at Wolf River. The venture is expected to aid the area and prove profitable, signaling improved trade prospects for the region.
Robert Ranter died recently from malignant erysipelas, shocking many as a leading national figure and ardent supporter of freedom. The Temperance League confirms a convention at Neenah, with coverage of related constitutional matters delayed due to space and time constraints.
Darling Wright Welsingg Co. establish an exchange and banking house in town. The notice urges wood choppers and wool dealers to view R R V U Railroad advertisement. Bids as low as fifty cards will be received to include all and aid business men.
The fragment mentions teachers visiting Sheboygan and a card of the Wiaren house. It hints at a brew and the author’s favorable word, but lacks a complete event or clear figures. No identifiable persons or organizations beyond general references appear.
An East cultivated blackberry variety is noted as superior while England adopts Sieam plows. The Kilkenny Moderator reports a heavy shower in the city appearing black as ink. Hecker & Brother at Croton Mills NY market Salt Raising Flour praised by Scientific American as a healthier kitchen staple. A new concave exterior convex interior cooking vessel design improves coal combustion.
July 10 report notes Hon D Webster's planned arrival and intended meeting with British minister Mr Crampton. Immense liquor seizures in Boston spark debate. Green Bay Adver said similar measures could greet such officials elsewhere. Critics say license laws temperance societies and moral suasion fail to curb excess.
A San Francisco steamship United States arrived with California news and passengers including Lt. Gov. Purdy, amid reports of cholera, fires, and ruin in Sonora. The Garden Gate carried many passengers and $244,000 in specie, while crime and lynch law rise nationwide. Miners on Carson’s Creek earn about $12 daily as opposition quartz companies work on disputed veins. Oregon and Pacific ships reach San Francisco, agriculture expands in Mariposa and San Joaquin counties. U.S. surveying schooner Baltimore resumes Columbia surveys at Astoria with 438 passengers aboard. Post Office changes announced in Wakefield and Nilville communities.
The passage describes the formation and structure of a county league with a president, secretary, four executive officers, and committees. It outlines meetings, duties, treasuries, annual bulletins, and the process for electing officers, plus the list of initial officers and committee members from several towns.
A reform rally text invites Free Soil and allied groups to meet at the House in Critro at 10 a.m. on Tuesday in September to nominate candidates for the Assembly and oppose the slave power. It urges mass attendance, emphasizing self reliance, political manhood, and opposition to the current administration’s stance on slavery. The call lists county organizers and frames the event as a defense of liberty and independence.
The Scott Club members and allies friendly to Gen Scott are invited to convene at Gen Mawer's office on Friday evening at seven o clock. The notice is dated Oshkosh August 12, 1852.
Fragmentary report from Oshkosh notes the Boot Chale founders presenting nominees for an Executive Council. Names like LU Wriztn and Rayioad appear amid garbled text while audience reactions and a crowd-filled scene suggest a political or organizational gathering convened to nominate ten people for election in November.
A longstanding gathering held Wednesday August 25 at Franceville featured numerous figures tied to a political or ceremonial purpose. Attendees included Chief Justice and other officials, with extensive attendee lists enumerated in the readable fragments.
In a report on the Pecemenersen Convention, leaders from Gisremi Ty and Somon Wor discuss military and political trends. General Pierce’s arrival in Mevivo follows Verimg’s capture as remaining figures debate conduct and public notice.
The Vésoominn Lanpargse will publish weekly during the campaign to support Seber and Gusnis. Az. AL Koester, ex editor of Molkshatte and Sun correspondent, leads the editorial charge with a guarantee of quality. Subscription rates are 7 cents per issue, 6.00 for 10, 25.00 for 50.
On August 3 in a town, circus performer Mr R Sands attempted a ceiling walk with a head downward display. The stage gave way during the act, sending him to the floor where his neck broke and he died instantly. Witnesses noted the surface strength and the failing support caused the fatal accident.
The Boston Atlas reports a challenge by two or three Boston shipowners to British owners. The terms require a ship of 100 tons register, capable of 50 percent more than its register, to race against any vessel of equal capacity. The stake is £10, 60, with a voyage to Chile attached.
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