Wisconsin Debate on U S Senator Selection in Assembly
The legislature will elect a U S Senator two weeks from next Monday as Doty Dodge Dunn Strong Brown Darling and others vie. The paper endorses Doty as capable and loyal yet urges regional balance and compromise, noting West and North dynamics and party disputes over Free Soil and Democracy while praising Doty’s record and urging unity.
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U. S
Doty
Dodge
Dunn
Strong
Browns
Darling
iState
Council of the Nation
Congress
Suate
Wong
Jig
Wisconsin
Union
Beauver
Gen
Hns
Mann
United States
Pirs
Tadge Dunn
Gen. Dodge
Shold
West
South-east
IV Brethren
South
Ongat
Democratic Triumph and Doty for Senator
Old line Democrats backed Durkee in the race but Doty’s election is hailed as a Democratic triumph. The piece argues Doty’s eminent ability and the Third Districts right to choose, urging unity to elect him Senator despite past personal differences.
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Durkee
Elmore
Doty
Gov. Doty
A Card from I K Raymond School in Oshkosh
I K Raymond respectfully acknowledges friends who aided his effort to establish a select school in the village and asks continued patronage. The second term begins Monday the 13th. Oshkosh Jan 3 1834. Raymond is a profound scholar and experienced teacher whose room is filled with blackboards and maps.
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I. K. Raymond
Oshkosh
Governor's Message on Publishing Gov Doty Committees
The State Register urges printing a copy of Nesenge 50 to each Printing Deal for ready publication when the telegraph announces delivery to the Legislature. Gov Doty has not been appointed to House committees by Speaker Cobb, sparking partisan debate. editorially, our interests remain secure regardless of committee status.
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State Register
Wisconsin
Doty
House
Cobb
Congress quiet after holidays as Board of Public Works reports birth of year
In a sparse congressional week readers note little action. The weather was mild with no snow to liven events. The Board of Public Works remained in session several days tidying annual accounts and drafting reports, with no notable disclosures of their activities.
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Board of Public Works
Beloit Journal notes rail line bid from Beloit to Fort Winnebago
The Beloit Journal reports chatter about a new railroad project from Beloit through Madison to Fort Winnebago. It mentions political context including a nomination for U S Senator by Wisconsin’s group and notes fraternal sentiment among leaders as the legislature debates the proposal.
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Beloit Journal
Beloit
Madison
Ft. Winnebago
Monticcoss
New York Friends Seek Convention on Fugitive Slave Law
A call signed by Chon B Sedgwick and others urges a New York State convention of the Friends of Freedom to discuss measures to oppose and address the Fugitive Slave Law, signaling strong early momentum for coordinated action.
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Chon. B. Sedgwick
New York State
Friends of Freedom
New England Festival in Milwaukee Rocks Daily Sentinel
The New Englanders hosted a grand Milwaukee festival with a full issue devoted to its proceedings. Report highlights a glorious time with events, spectators, and local reaction.
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Milwaukee
Daily Sentinel
New Rail Road Near Detroit Promises Direct NY Route
Detroit papers report a new arrangement making the Michigan Central Railroad Company engaged in building a line from Sandwich opposite Detroit to the Suspension Bridge on the Niagara, a 228 mile link that will become the most direct route to New York. Uncle Sherwood advertises trustworthy services. The office boys praise his raisins as the best they ever tasted.
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Detroit
Michigan Central Rail Road Company
Sandwich
Niagara
New York
Uncle Sherwood
Exchange Courtesy Sparks Wisconsin Paper Courtesy
The Manitowoc Herald laments Milwaukee papers failing to send promised issues while praising Mr. Cramer of Wisconsin for timely exchanges. In Bristol, the home of J M Baynes burned, destroying furniture and clothing, endangering the family. neighbors likely to rally support for the loss.
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Manitowoc Herald
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Jas
the Sentinel
J. M. Tlayana
Bristol
Phonographic Reporting Specimen Needs Caution
The excerpt presents phonographic reporting with artificial spelling to capture speech. It critiques misreadings and notes the difficulty of accurate transcription versus a Washington writer's polished speech. It illustrates unreadable phrases like Law rerbmatcy pon and lines about keeping its dais.
Information Wanted Of Mr Jason Wait and Others
Notices seek information on missing man Jason Wait who left Byron Wisconsin on November 3 1849 at age 34 with sandy complexion and 34 feet height a clear misprint. Also missing siblings William and Robert Oliver reported by Mrs Mary Crossery Portage City Wisconsin plus two families in Fond du Lac and Trish inex. An unrelated anecdote describes Nathaniel Spikes firing a rifle at a smoking pipe and an apple from a distance with a potash kettle tale behind it.
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Jason Wait
George Moore
Byron
Fond du Lac County
Tre
Luther Wait
Fond du Lac
Gilmantown
N. J
Nathaniel Spikes
Lake Cities Population Table and Piedmont Misfortune
Population figures for cities list Detroit Cleveland Beltals and Chicago among others. Two Piedmont New Hampshire children aged five and three strayed in winter, were found next morning in an open wet field showing no ill effects. A California letter to Depere recounts harsh mining news with executions and hangings depicted in graphic detail.
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Piedmont
N. H
Notices of Publications and Local Developments
Notices commend Arthurs Home Gazette as a quality family paper with notable contributors. Advertising notes include price and address in Philadelphia. Mentions Manitowoc Herald on public works, plus a census snippet and Winnebago Indians relocated from Wisconsin per U.S. agent LH M. Stice.
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Arthurs Home Gazette
T. S. Arthur
Franklin Place
Philadelphia
Prospectusea
Saturday Express
Peteraous
Wisconsin
M. Stice
U. S
Winter contemplation and worldly progress in 1514 notes
The piece laments winter as a symbol of death and pause, then argues for renewal through science and art. It envisions a future where spring returns through intellectual advancement, with references to worship of goodness and the mind. Various tidbits follow: a ship fire near New Orleans, political election shifts, and other scattered notes.
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