Demands of Dems and weather woes fuel county meeting
The article describes drought across the county with no rain and dusty fields while Democratic meetings and conventions in the area unfold. It notes movements in local politics, including a mass convention, speeches by Warren Chase, and calls for independent organizing against Baltimore platforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thir
Tuckdinclast
William W. Wilkox
Omire
Senil
Wweyron Sv
Ale
Warren Chase Wen
Bell
Baltimore
Wency
Democratic Party
Thie
Cnvention Aero 1
Independent Judicial Nominations in the Madison Convention
The Madison Whig convention nominates Whiton for chief justice and Knowlton and Strong for associate posts. The editor notes mixed party affiliations and aims to unite opposing factions, calling the ticket sound yet expressing personal doubts about Strong and Crawford. The piece reflects local political debate and praise for Whiton, with commentary on public rhetoric and civic meetings.
Fond du Lac Sheriff Candidate Huntington Known Local Figure
The Fond du Lac county race features D L TD Huntington of the Exchange in Waupun as a Sheriff candidate. A local supporter praises him as a fine, hospitable, gentlemanly figure but notes his Whig party affiliation may influence backing.
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Sherifof
Fond de
D. L. TD Huntington
Exchange
Waupun
Fond de Lac
Huntington
Wiah Jhim
Lum bermen suspension and 1852 political notes
The Oshkosh Democrat reports the Interior Department suspended all suits against the Lumbers in the state over trespass or promissory notes to the United States, with James Dory and Eastman authorized to announce the action. It includes a Wilcox letter from the Green Bay Land Office clarifying preemption rights, a Free Democracy county convention in Winnebago endorsing Millsburgh principles and nominating John P. Hale and George W. Julian, a resolution supporting Maine Liquor Law provisions, and coverage of the Webster movement and national political discourse with calls for unity and action across several states.
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Luisber
Washinaton
James Densmore
Secretary of the Interior
Oshkush Democrat
Mrassus
Bnrrons
Subaerbers
Wilson
Gen. Land Office
Soc
Green Bay Land Office
Climanta
Jans Wilcox
Asq
Wanshara
Wis
Eree Democratia
Free Democracy
Winnabayo
Qura
L. M. “Irons
Henry W. Nicholson
W. W. Wilces
Hiram McKee
C J. Allen
J. W. Poster
Warren Kase
J. H. Poster
Maine
W. W. Wilcox
Messrs. Chase
MeKre
Winebago County
Millsburgh
John P. Ahile
George W. Julion
United States
Freedom
Caymilie Dew
E. D. Mull
GO. Giddings
Olla
N. Kellogg
Horace Clemmons
Wanmin
L. M. Parone
C. J. Allen
Jonathan Dagherty
SR. Kellogg
CR. Hamlin
Pickett
Oshkosh Democrat
Milwaukee
Henry W. Nicnocsox
Webster
Tennessee
North Carolina
General Scott
Mr. Webster
Senit Jmen
Lancing Webster Organ
Louisiana
New York
Massachusetts
Boston
Friends of Water
Cincinnati
Pittaburgh
Pengavlynia Central
Coulest
Ruad
Independent Judicial Convention Chooses Wisconsin Supreme Court Slates
The Wisconsin Independent Judicial Convention met at 12 M on Wednesday September 1 and organized with J A Tennes Dane as president pro tem and Joraca Rubles Sheboygan and J J Fr Pose Rock as secretaries. Delegates debated credentials and selected a five member committee on resolutions and officers, electing Edward V Whiton Rock as Chief Justice nominee and Marshall M Strong and James W Knowlton as Associate Justices. The body endorsed their chosen candidates and urged support from voters, adjourned to reconvene.
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J. A. Tennes
Dane
Joraca Rubles
Sheboygan
J. J. Fr. Pose
Rock
Messen
Truesdell
Earnest
Hollister
Messrs. Hiller
Shebargan
Weight
Crawford
Hallister
Lafayette
King Wich Booth
Milwaukee
Weluck
M. Tollister
C. L Sholee
Kenos
Edwin Wheeler
Winnebago
Secretares
Horace Rublee
J. J. St Pease
Rack
Ptect
Goas
The
A .Yenney
Edward V. Whiton
Ruck
Supreme Court
James
Brown
James Thnowlton
Cian Howe
Marhall M. Strap
Paylor
Doty
Ben G. Sustman
Borgata. Martin
Tan Fortign Ballet
Wahote
Por Brow
Strong
Knowtton
Mowe
Martin
Bastrean
Marehall M. Strong Baying
Associnda
Knoilen
Howe
Dunn
Knowltur
Knowton
Knowlton
Cracker
Wisconsin
Hitter
Reuxela-lians
Credit J
Fueger
Snpwi
Roservat
Jidygus
Edward V. Whlton
Marshall M Strond
James WH. Knowlton
Triprema Court
If. A
Wright, Pree
Sete
Soos
Early Completion Pace of Valley Railroad Advances
The Valley Railroad shows grudging progress toward completion as 5 to 6 tons of iron needed for the line have arrived at Green Bay, with 25 to 30 tons shipped here last year the first crossing Lake Winnebago. Transportation from Green Bay to Fond du Lac is slowed by low water but the work continues. The company began laying track at Fond du Lac this year and an engine between Fond du Lac and Sheboygan is expected soon to assist once the plank road finishes.
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Thia
Eolyen
Ae Unitch
Megara
Edward Smith
L. HM. Jones
M. X. Babcock
Burbio
Slate & Co
Depere
Little Lake Butte Dea Morts
Feorn Neenih
Menasha
Grand Choty
G. H. Lindley
Winnebago Exchange
Wr R. C. Weeden
Hug
Temperance League
Mgr
Weeden
Messrs
Kimberly
Moesers Bunith, Shelly, & Wheeler
Flomong Anillg
Sre
Wient
Hin Cotubys
la UK Dimes
Memasna
Manitouwoc & Menasha Plank Road Company
iMussia
Cartin Reed
John Allen
Miles
U.S
Menasha House
Doty & Reed
Our Valley
Green Bay
Lake Winnebago
Fox
Fond du Lac
Sheboygan
Cleus
National Democrat
Monster Vessel Plans for London to Boos Longs Voyage
England unveils a plan for an experimental steam vessel designed to travel from London to the East Indies in thirty days. The craft weighs 245 stone 20 feet beam 356 tons burden with 50 horsepower and air filled bow and stern sections. Inventors foresee two massive 1000 horsepower vessels built from the same plan.
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England
London
Boos Longs
East Indies
Faction Menacre Reports Capture of Officers Near Fort Belkeopp
An intel report states Capt Stevans and two officers were killed by Camanches about 40 miles from Fort Belkeopp. One express was sent to Tenay for reinforcement. Gen P F B Lavish departed New Orleans on the 22d for Port Washington by orders from Gen Scott.
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Menacre
Stevans
Murky Notes on 19th Century Political Nominations and Commencement
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Baele Acces and the Free Soil nomination at Pittsburgh, with a letter of declination tied to three months fear of fate in the West. It reports a Beriin College commencement on the 24th, and a Cherity College in Ohio holding a department event with uniform white dress and seated groups of young ladies.
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Baele
Navona
Mary
Free Soil
Pie
Burgh
Veron Times
West
Beriin College
Cherity College
Ohio
Ann
Withdrawn editor change at Signal newspaper
Withdrawn was James W. Seston former editor of the Potosi Republican now merged into the Potosy Small, and published by Seston and McKee, ran withdrawn from the Signal leaving Mr. Mele as its sole editor.
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James W. Seston
Forme Ely
Potosi
Seston & McKee
Signal
Mr. Mele
Fragmented Local Notices Amid Historic Curiosities
A garbled chronicle mentions a multinational venture to erect a giant Daiking Mouse near Perces' Flacksimith Shop. It notes historic exhibits, a shooting incident in Chester Eatonco Michigan, a Musrachusetta Free Soil Convention in Lowell, and Firemen discontent leading to disbandments. Also includes ancient perfume lore, amber fisheries, a horse tale, a copper find near Lake Sij, and several late 19th century obituaries and marriages.
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IGF
Manituawee
Achasa L. Joan
Chester
Eatonco
Michigan
Musrachusetta Free Soil Convention
Lowell
Butluo
Alavieb
England
Society of Arts
Geescre
Local and party notices from Wisconsin papers preview campaigns
The fragmentary notice lists party platforms and preparations for meetings. It covers Whig and Democratic campaigns, a Madison convention to select ticket support, and a district gathering in Oshkosh. Names include Daniel Webster supporters and Winnebago County teachers association plans for a weeklong meeting starting October 4.
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Friends of
Daniel
Webster
Madison
Etober
Drelda
Anil Algo
Hig and
Democrates Pupera Plea Cpp
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