Modern Fil Dorado on the Pacific Themed Gold Tales
The passage celebrates California gold fever with fanciful quips about gold dust, ecstatic triumphs, and romantic musings. It riffs on love, travel, and the lure of the Pacific coast, invoking theater wit and nautical longing for New York harbor and a California voyage.
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Avon
California
Man Cannot Trade Without Produce or Increase
A fragment from the June 8 1849 issue comments on restrictions on trading or speculative activity tied to producing or increasing quantities, reflecting current economic caution in Oshkosh printing.
Wisconsin teachers urged through county boards and graded schools
A county convention of the Friends of Common Schools in this county, led by State Superintendent EL Root, urged reforms for better teaching. He praised Wisconsin’s system, criticized purely teacher driven institutes, proposed county boards to supervise conventions, and pressed graded schools with female teachers for early grades and improved schoolhouse design to boost learning and moral tone.
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Iends
Common Schools
Thig County
Empire
Wisconsin
Massachusette
New York
Massachusetts
Public Meeting on Wisconsin School Reform in Winnebago
The 1849 Oshkosh gathering under State Superintendent Erastus Root adopted resolutions to establish a county Teacher's Institute, create a State common school journal, and promote graded schools with better sites buildings libraries and teachers. Officers for the Winnebago Institute of Instruction were appointed with a Constitution approved.
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Erastuc Root
Winnebago
Oshkosh
Edward Eastman
Joseph H. Osborn
Moton
Harrison Reed
Lt. Jones
FE. H. Wright
Root
Wisconsin
Messrs
John Gallup
Wm. Blanchard
Manning
Reed
Densmore
Brown County
Blanchlord
James D, Doty
Baraison Reap
Feid
Haxz
D. (. Blodget
L. B. Jones
S. L. Brooks
J. S. Ewing
H.C. Jewel
Winnebago Institute of Instruction
Winnebago County
Qehkosh
Qethber
Secretary of State
Winnebago Rapids
Grand Chute
Aldriche's Mill
James Blood
Juline
Buck
Sohn Stevens
Berlin
Marquette County
A. J. Ioster
F. F. Hamilton
L. M. Parsons
Madison
Fox Lake Oahkosh
Green Bay
Jamesd. Doty
Asan Ketchum
George F. Wright
Waupun
Neenak
Neenah
M. N. Boalworth
QO. B. Reed
John R. Kimberly
Wanekonn
Strong's Landing
R. S. Lambert
Orrin Rice
Stephen Allen
Ceresco
Wm. Starr
James M. French
John Smith
Free Soil and Democratic Party Seek State Union Meeting
At a May 24 1849 Free Democratic State Central Committee meeting in Madison officials call for a Union with the Democrats. They urge a September 12 state convention to nominate candidates and unite free soil and democracy. The resolution requests newspapers to publish the meeting proceedings.
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Free Democratic State Central Committee
Free Democrat
Free Soil Men
Friends of Freedom and Democracy
Madison
Free Soil and Democratic
M. Booth
R. A. Horcunnes
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Fond du Line
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Young America
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Stow
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Istereiven
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Fuilo
Estes
Neensh
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