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Newspaper

Pepin County Press

Location

Pepin, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1860

Page

2

Harmonious Democracy in Fractured Democratic Party

A caustic editorial attacks the Democratic Party split between Breckinridge and Douglas factions. It accuses both sides of passion over reason, highlights the rise of sectionalism, and claims the Republican stance defends national unity. The piece criticizes squatter sovereignty and warns that anti democratic principles threaten the Union. It cites Breckenridge and Douglas as per the Concord paper’s view, and comments on the parties’ past actions and current aims.

United States Democratic Party Wild Magevernalle Appo Aumrigan Polis Democratic Party Jos Ros du Culhonn Dang Petty Forney Red Douglas Breckenridge Kansas- Nebraska Hill Republican Party Nany Vative

Our Party Organizations Unite for Campaign Unity in Pepin County

The document argues for perfect unity among Republicans in Pepin County to defeat opposing factions and uphold party principles. It cautions against factionalism, urges orderly organization, and stresses discipline to secure victory in the current campaign. It references plan to align all party elements under a common leadership to advance shared principles.

Pepin County Ailinn Hited Donist Alby Jonah S Sethe Orancomen

Republican Party Advocates Freedom Across Territories

The text argues slavery facing evils in new territories and asserts the Republican party, liberal and humane, will gain the sympathy and support of a majority of Americans and intelligent foreigners as long as it remains pure and uncorrupted.

Republican Party

Monastery Plundered as Syrian Christians Suffer Massacres

The New York Tribune reports widespread attacks in Syria with a monastery plundered, sixteen monks killed, villagers of Tovrin Has beiya and Rasbeiya destroyed, Christians killed, and Druse forces besieging Zahleh. Turkish officials slow and divided, foreign Consuls General urged action, Damascus and Tyre looming danger, Meten district devastations.

Syria New York Tribune Tovrin Hasbeiya Rasbeiya Zahleh Damascus Tyre Meten

Fragments Reflect Local Political Turmoil in Breckenridge Area

The readable text references Judge Pennink and a plan involving Breckenridge Lane, hinting at a squatter issue and state solutions. Mentions a 25000 dollar preprinted for current year and election use, plus removal of a local office to St Crain Falls.

Butlers Pennink Tfedsan Marin Breckenridge Doug Dewitell Lveckinvides St. Crain Falls

Political rumors and trials color 19th century chatter

The item catalogs political maneuvering over the National ticket with Breckenridge and Lane, notes a German trial in Chicago with a capital case, and hints at a vast German estate. It mentions Comet GPR with two tails symbolizing the Democratic party, a Kilkenny cats quip, and a potpourri of proposed editors and congressional names amid gossip about marriages and princes.

En Jumpertz Chicago Albany Ertor Germany GPR Democratic Party Kilkenny

Bota BATTES- Route Rumor Tells of Wabashaw to Eau Claire

A passenger traveler notes the road from opposite Wabashaw Minnesota to Eau Claire via Chippewa bottoms is a tangled network of roots. He jokes the twisting route cures dyspepsia by pulling a blister at the waistband and forcing much leg movement. Ground appears enlarged as drivers proceed.

Wabashaw, Minn Eau Claire

Village school plan amid stormy river news

A notice proposes opening a village school on the coming Monday with Mr. Robinson, citing his teaching experience and the district’s closed board. Separate dispatches report a steamer's difficult landing in high winds near Mt. Trarte’s, with crews unable to land due to wind shifting toward the shore.

Rebet Mehvel Robinson

New Line of Mail Boats

A new daily Tina steamers service is planned with the Favorite Frank Steele and Keokuk routes between J. Crosse and St Paul, stopping at all intermediate points to carry mail and goods. The venture references a Post Office Department quarrel affecting the Minnesota Parkut line and invites readers to check Mercantile Advertisements for bargains, noting local commerce.

Steele

A Good and Henry M Miles Visit for Mill Stone Casting

A Good and Henry M Miles of Trankfort travel toward markets seeking mill stones for a grist mill. They plan a stone overrun on the Arkansas, one mile west from Dead Lit Prairie, as details appear in a Democratic convention notice.

A Good & Henry M. Miles Trankfort Arkansas Dead Lit Prairie

Harvest Prospects for Winter and Spring Wheat

Edarwest reports farmers nearing completion of winter wheat harvest with many already starting spring wheat. Early signs point to an unusually good crop and strong yields expected across the area.

Edarwest

Village Board Meeting Notice In Barron's Office

Messrs Stone and Ball Syracuse announce a village board will convene at Barron's office this evening. The dated items list routes and schedules including Milwaukee and Menomonee services with round trip details and passenger names.

Barron

Fragmentary 1860 notice from Tepin region obituary

Incomplete OCR notes a 1860 burial or death notice mentioning Henry Grin SGU and John G. Nenatatt, with phrases about congestion and death. The text is heavily garbled, showing names like Aly 2 Taq and Mrs Be Tu Roloik, with scattered references to York and Lathrop and a generic death ritual.

Tepin Aly Henry Grin SGU Steine Sell Ty Mrs. Be John G. Nenatatt John Th. Lathrop Syrah York Hlansing

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