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Newspaper
Oshkosh Democrat
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1853
Page
2
The piece laments Democratic editors and the party’s behavior, arguing for reform and warning that supporters who bolt regular nominations risk minority status. It lauds Wendell Phillips and anti slavery sentiment while criticizing proslavery rhetoric and partisan maneuvering.
A leading local incumbent financier unveils a grand scheme to sail a fleet with his family aboard a pleasure voyage to multiple ports. Estimated cost exceeds £200 000, funded by the projector, with a May 1 departure and visits to Lorton, Stackholm, Lisbon, Naples, Marseilles, and others. Rumors of new ideas from abroad swirl as Senator Douglas’s wife dies in Washington.
Rumor says an Oil Mill will commence readiness at Beaver Dam in Dodge County to crush 15 000 to 20 000 bushels of flax seed. Hoyes and Spaulding, proprietors, aim to create a market and boost a thriving Denver-like area with a prosperous farming country to support the enterprise.
Commissioner Vitcox found probable cause that the alleged arson deed at Meerdhes JF ashingson may have been committed. Bonds set at Kissam and Is in 10000 each, Chapins and Capt. Comminage at 26500 each, Holland at 5000. Next term of the court to hear further proceedings.
The joint resolution requests Senators in Congress to use all necessary effort to secure passage of the Homestead Bill in the current session. Gov interest urged to share the resolution. includes background on emigration and state development alongside notices of agricultural societies and recent political ticket nominations.
The Parma police have uncovered a plan to use homing pigeons for political treachery. They declare war on the idea and claim to have eliminated the threat in the duchy once ruled by Maria Louise.
Members representing Phil Judiciel Circuit counties met at the Caninel and after a couple of ballots unanimously recommended Crarge Wo Cate of Portewe county to the Governor for appointment as judge to fill the vacancy left by Hon. Charles Hebarrebee. Madison Democrat reports a generous gift proposal from Mrs Harriet L. Packer widow of Wro. L. Packer to endow a Female Academy with $55,000 on Brooklyn Heights.
A chaotic report sketches turmoil from Moxie A ravolution proclaimed at Monteray to Caniles murdered by Rancherm and government troops routing Nations guards. It notes heavy snow in Mesgéthuvetts on the 1th and a public meeting in New York on the 18th to promote a railway line through Wisconsin and Michigan to Lake Superior. A harsh storm disrupted rail service, with fare reductions in Poughkeepsie. Illinois legislature passes a Homestead Law protecting land for widows and children. The New York Atlas condemns waste of liquor in Maine amid primary election talk.
A critical look at the current Legislature’s members notes their mostly first‑class status and better intellect than expected. It reports on the January 13 Democratic Editors’ Gathering in Madison and a December Sovereigns’ meeting, describing the latter as coarse and obscene with little substance, except a song by the Chaig.
The Wisconsin Pinery Haw announces itself as an independent paper dedicated to Northern Wisconsin.editor Ellis earns confidence for early creditable conduct. The note settles who is the oldest editor in the state and wishes publishers success in their undertaking.
A Freesoiler meeting in Algoma discussed political principles and urged continued discussion regardless of party. The report notes an Ericsson trial with mixed verdicts, plus coverage of slavery bills, state conventions, and partisan commentary.
A Packwaukee citizen letter details alleged illegal voting by Clark in Watertown area during last November's election. Madison Argus and Watertown Chronicle discuss the claim, with supporters citing witnesses, clerk Older and several named voters, amid broader legislative chatter on charter amendments and state politics.
An Algoma Freesoil gathering on January 21, with C C Miles as chair, heard remarks from Denemore, Daugherty and Elzea on party positions and Free soil principles. It was agreed to continue meetings and appoint J J Osborn secretary to prepare the proceedings for publication.
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