Bank Law Provisions on Bank Circulation and Redemption
The text outlines banking association rules for redeeming circulating notes, depositing securities, and paying losses. It details comptroller duties, redemption timelines, penalties for late reports, and the process to destroy redeemed notes. It sets capital, dividend, and public reporting requirements, plus penalties for noncompliance and enforcement by courts. It also covers stockholder liability and voting on the act’s future amendments and effectiveness.
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Ehail
Enreu- Inia
Elnll
Speois
Rompireller
Assaciaton Shell
Assecittin
Decrena
Banking Assovins Tau
Ainly
Sail
Itn Sosaion
Ijm
Register of
Deeda
Troffer
Liberia Liberian Presidential Address Praise for Reform and Christian Civilizing Mission
The late files of Liberia papers publish the inaugural address of Hon. J. J. Roberts on his re election for a third term as President. He proclaims a Christian state on the barbarous coast, praises Liberians for opposing the slave trade, and celebrates civil war relief, education, and missionary Christian influence guiding Africa toward civilization.
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Liberia
J.J. Roberts
Hts
Barbarona
Benighted
Africa
Genostemea
Great horror at slave trade noted in Evening Post commentary
The Evening Post comments on Horace Preston's case and condemns the African slave trade. It cites President Tyler and the Fugitive Slave Law, arguing barbarities arise from tearing families apart and legal enforcement by officials. It notes over 80,000 letters pass through the New York post office daily.
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I. F. Evening Post
Horace Preston
Tyler
New York
Pos
Veto and Democrats Clash Over Governors Veto Power
The Democrat denounces Governor Towell and defends veto use as constitutional. The piece traces historic veto debates, compares Past and present Democratic stances, and argues the veto, when exercised openly, need not hurt the state if the governor acts with conscience. It defends majority principles while allowing a re hearing of measures.
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Ita Ra
William
Henry Harrison
Congress
Maiwel
Goveror Towell
Dewey
Demarats
Parnell
Cerisin
Democratic
Cendor
Reaffirming Duty Under Constitutional Power
A fragment argues the executive must exercise constitutional duties even if unpopular, declaring it a duty of the Executive to act when he believes it necessary, and that condemning an officer for doing his duty would threaten democracy.
Birds of a Feather sparks party strife in Fond du Lac politics
A contested account of county Democratic and Free Soil conventions for senator in Oshkosh region papers. John A. Eastman, Miller, Whiting, Bannister, and Eastman faction tensions are described with accusations of defection, bolting, and ownership of media assets amid calls for union. The piece contrasts Journal coverage with National Democrat praise and notes Beeson as a respected local figure.
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Oshloah Democrat
Fond du Lac
John A. Eastman
Free Soil Committee
L. M. Miller
Dans
Chase
Mawes
Whiting
Bannister
Wastmen
Journal
Unin
Messve
Messve. Basinister
Exelman
Miller
Edward Eastman
Freesoil
Freesoil Committee
Ile
Stata
Critics Corner on Ladies' Book Trade and Press Etiquette
The Paruizaxus Democrat quotes a Philadelphia note from L A Gover declining the Ladies' Book, then rebukes the decision, arguing the paper has repeatedly advertised the magazine and paid for it. It condemns twaddling content, praises superior printing, and urges continued delivery. Also reports hail stones two and a half inches long at Jolfarron Wisconsin.
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Walice of
L. A. Gover
Philadelphia
Curt Fering
Ains
Fraa
Paruizaxus Democrat
Jolfarron
Wis
The Hank Bill and Bank Law Question
The article argues for discussing the Bank Law bill set for a statewide vote next November. It critiques banking options, noting Wisconsin lacks state stocks and US bonds, and questions using railroad bonds and school funds for finance. It warns of railroad interests shaping banking and calls citizens to debate the proposal. The piece frames banking as a moral and fiscal test for the state.
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Hank
Theresa
Wisconsin
United States
Mississippi
Appointment and vacancy in County Judge post sparks election plan
Governor Farwell appointed D C Blodgett County Judge replacing Jedediah Brown who resigned. Election set for Liturdes 80th instant, to take effect when vacancy occurs on June first. Blodgett declines. multiple candidates discussed, two caucuses expected, voters to decide individually.
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Menor
Farwell
D.C. Blodgett
Jedediah Brown
Browns
Blodgett
Rai
Des
Firet Slusg
Chronicle clash over truth between Oshkosh Democrat and Watertown Chronicle
A charged exchange depicts the Oshkosh Democrat accusing the Watertown Chronicle of fabrication and bias while defending its own past praise of Fillmore Webster and the administration. The Watertown paper replies, lamenting perceived cowardice and imbecility, and calls for honest discussion among readers.
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Oshkosh Democrat
Webster
Willmore
Wolayshed Prise
Fillmore
Ain
Watertown Chronicle
Ander
Kossuth Receives Warm Welcome Across Massachusetts
Kossuth travels from Mississippi to Boston amid revived enthusiasm in Massachusetts cities. He is greeted by the Governor and Legislature as Guest of the State, with speeches and large crowds. Delegations from across the state invite him, donate locally for Hungary, and fund his meetings through ticket sales.
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Kossuth
Boston
New Orleans
Alabama
Georgia
Carolinas
Seyral
Massachusetts
Delegatin
Hungary
D&ca
Hanzison
Reed
Foyidie
Fremont in Prison and Whig Caucus Row
Fremont in England on business, imprisoned for debt after customs authorities seized him. His California expedition debts with Mexican sums were in dispute, later freed on bail. In Washington the Whig Caucus debated where to hold the National Convention while Southern members split, causing a ruckus.
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Fremont
Col
England
California
United States
Mexico
Menjey
Auppliea
Washington
Congress
High Water Deluges Wisconsin Rivers and Lake Wionebago
Substantial flooding covers thousands of acres of sand as Lake Wionebago and Fox and Wolf Rivers stay high. Citizens blame Neenah and Menasha dams for the spread and call a public meeting at Taveheedah to seek relief. Neenah dam remains strong but river above and below shows marked rise. Little Lake Butte Des Morts reports water at usual flood levels, submerged lands unseen for a quarter century. Opinions vary on dam impact, but relief is urged for the submerged residents.
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Wionebago
Fox
Wolf
Ierdelsie
Thee
Neenah
Menasha
Taveheedah
Amedia
Maasha
Emigrant Agent Appointment and Replacements
The bill authorizes the Governor to appoint an Emigrant Agent to the Seaboard to aid state emigrants with inducements offered by the state. Governor Farwell appointed C. G. Lanar, a Swede, who reportedly declined the post. The notice says G. Van Stienwijk has been named as Lange’s replacement, with Lange reputed to speak seven European languages.
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Seaboard
Farwell
C. G. Lanar
Lange
Europe
Tnl Mrr
G. van Stienwijk
Mr. Lange
Economic Shift Boosts Towns Digital Business Scene
The town reports growing online inter business activity and steadier improvements. Incoming migrants rise as eastern accounts indicate record inbound movement. Milwaukee area observers note imbalanced immigration reaching the state, with strong urban inflows shaping the region.
Partnership Ends as Lake Journal Shutdown Declared
The Sheboygan Mercury reports on a Friday morning discovery of a stripped office with movable items gone. Proprietor Woodbury notes the partnership is dissolved and the Lake Journal ceases publication, with Mills unaccounted.
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Sheboygan Mercury
Steamers and town notes drag through spring business
The Jenny Zind sails the Lule on steady trips while the Poytane and Barlow are due out soon. CS Williams & Boo operate a soda fountain reliably as warmer weather approaches. A. Bryan and Estabrook are in town awaiting the Governor and Board. Errata request corrections to earlier paragraphs and offer a correction from Reed.
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Lule
Barlow
CS Williams & Boo
Upd
A. Bryan
Milwaukee Commercial Advertiser
Estabrook
Torney General
Waelk
Sale of School Lands by State Commission
The State Commission attends to dispose of school lands at multiple counties and towns on upcoming dates in 1852 to 1859 including Fond du Lac Oshkosh Green Bay Manitowoc and Fond du Lac with venues such as Fort Winnebago Manchester Manitoumac and Green Bay. The announced sale locations and dates indicate a staggered schedule across Wisconsin counties for school land disposals.
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Columbia County
Fort Winnebago
du Fond du Lac
Fond du Lac
Calumet County
Manchester
Wimblago Couunty
Oshkosh
Outagamie County
Con
Grean Bay
Manitouwoc County
Manitoumac
The Right Move in a Legal Battle for a British Mission
A colored yon bétenging to am English brigg faces the highest national tribunal as a writ of corpus forces local courts to act. The Consul signaled intent to carry the case before the United States Supreme Court, seeking to reverse prior rulings and assert jurisdiction over the matter.
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Bohos
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