Democratic debate over mushroom growth vs time honored
A Milwaukee CommercialAdvertiser editor change prompts a critique of rival editors and a polemic on Democratic principles. The Wisconsin and Atlas on Bryan are hailed and disputed, with comments on progress, reform, and the shift from strict antiquity to modern ideas.
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Commercial Artiser
Milwaukee
John A. City
Olio
Sentinel
Advertiser
Toto
the Wisconsin
Buriah Brown
Atacison Democrat
Haa
Cading
Democratic Party
Bryan
Tripod
Bryen
Ohio
Wisconsin
The Affair With Cuba and Neutral Rights Debate
The piece argues that U S citizens may arm themselves without government interference and lauds President Taylor for sending a squadron to Cuba to protect neutrality. It discusses Spain s reprisals, the rights of citizens on neutral ground, and critiques other journals favoring invasion, while suggesting Cuba policy remains contentious.
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Cuba
Taylor
Spain
High Seas
Havanas
Cubs
Rebellion Justification and Comment on Cuban Invasion
The speaker argues citizens have right to aid revolts abroad and condemns intervention as mere plunder seeking spoils. He contends misrule at home does not justify attacking a government for charity and notes broad opposition to the Cuban invasion. The piece reflects anti intervention sentiment and calls the invasion unjustified plunder.
California in the Pacific News on California affairs
A reader shares a Pacific News April issue from San Francisco, noting California’s government as active and progressive. The letter discusses gold prospects and agricultural potential, California’s stance on statehood, and a firm push for admission as a free and sovereign state independent of Congress.
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Winchester
Pacific News
J. Winchester
New York “New World
San Francisco
California
Mississippi
Congress
Free States
Union
Algoma town grows with new bridges and mills
A visit notes Algoma’s rapid growth with numerous new houses offices and mills since last seen. Measrs Weed Gumner & Coon plan a river bridge with contract made and materials bought. Reader warns about publication of anonymous letters and laments lack of sender identification. Separately the Watertown Chronicle endorses repealing separate acknowledgment of wives deeds as a law flaw.
Local business notices and new ventures in Oshkosh
The column extols cabinet maker Mr. Reynolds and warns of Barnes & Moody offers. It praises Whitacre Langworthy and Washburn, Johnson’s dinner, Lyman & Hall auction, Jackson’s bathhouse, and Hay & Half notices. Also reports a Dorchester bank robbery, reduced rail fare Buffalo to New York, Atlantic fastest passage Liverpool to New York, and new enterprises including a steam sawmill foundation near Dodge’s Warehouse, a river steamboat project, and a three story Oshkosh House expansion by Mr Grifn.
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Oshkosh
Kellogg
Lyman
Hall
Miller
Janesville
Kaneyville
Council Bluffs
Salt Lake Country
Central Railroad
Celestial Empire
Perkin Monitor
Washburn
Whitacre, Langworthy and
Johnson’s
Monsrs. Lyman & Hall
Buffalo
New York
Atlantic
Liverpool
Arnold
Dodge
Ware House
Garret
Grif'n
Oshkosh Dlonee
Lown
PROM CONGRESS AND A Fox River Towns List Reflect Wisconsin News
Wisconsin correspondence reports Chaotic state of sentiment in Washington amid the Compromise debate and Cuban concern. It also prints a list of Fox and Wisconsin river towns with distances from Green Bay, plus notes on railroad grading toward New Buffalo and Died In Warrenton Va Mr Wanxter Sovutt aged about 95 son of David Scott Esq late of Attica New York now of Tomorrow Rapids Wisconsin.
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California
Bluffs
Buffalo
The
Sun
New York
Fox
Green Bay
Depere
Bridgeport
Grand Kakalin
Little Chute
Lansburgh
Appleton
Martin, Neenal
Menasha
Oshkosh
Big Bnite Des Morts
Strong’s Landing
Marquette
L. Apuckaway
Kingston
Buffalo Lake
Kort Winnegago
Dekora
Prairie du Lac
Helena
English Prairie
Prairie du Chien
Wasminton
Ths City
Congress
Senator Elmore
South Carolina
Elmore
Calhoun
House of Representatives
Ela
Senate
Committee of Thirteen
North
Doty
Liberty
United Family of States
Clayton
Warrenton
Wanxter Sovutt
David Scott
Attica
N. Y
Tomorrow Rapids
Scott
Tila
Early decline of American Women and room ventilation note
The extract from the Scalpel discusses physical education and critiques common practice, focusing on ventilation in sleeping rooms. It notes in new towns homes are built to save space, making bedrooms very small and risks of cold exposure from closed windows. The item also reports the start of new public buildings for Kenosh county.
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