Democratic address resonates in village gathering
On Tuesday last, Ion S. N. Fun-Lex of Lludson delivered a Democratic appeal at the Hesperian Institute before a large attentive audience. He praised the republic, argued for territorial rights under the Constitution, and urged immediate state formation to honor the nation and reduce expenses. Rex Wenn criticized bystanders yet praised the speaker for a lively, clear delivery.
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Ion 8. S. N. Fun- Lex
Lludson
Hesperian Institute
Congress
Union
Pepa
Siguetter
Dunglis Party
Arceptad
United States
Debating Douglas Policy and Reymert Misstatements
The piece critiques Reymert for misrepresenting Douglas to push a Republican platform. It argues Douglas favored repeal of the Missouri Compromise and territorial self rule, while asserting Territories belong to the nation and require Congressional voice on slavery. It cites congressional records and contrasts anti slavery and expansion positions.
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Misseuser
Reymert
Tie
Congress
United States
Mrr
Reggal Inmert
Janary
House of Representatives
Illinois
Texas
Mr. Brown
Tennesee
Congressional Globe
Aly
P. Sol Sheate
Republic
Republican Party
Silao Tess Stephen A. Dougal
Psopte
October issue notes and local county society meeting details
The October number of a magazine arrives with fashion plates and readings. In Pepin County a meeting at the Hesperian Institute organized a County Agricultural Society with a five member committee to draft a constitution and by laws. The adjourned date is set for October 22 at 1 PM in Poplar Wisconsin.
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Gopey
Pape of Pepin Co
Hesperian
Pepi Co
Agrcultural Society
RB. H. Clapp
RE. A. Perkins
Messrs
A. B. Shaver
J. W. Gurley
Crita
M. D. Bartlett
J. A. Perkins
D. W. Montgomery
John A. Rode
Thales Burke
WU. B. Shaver
RB. T. Clapp
D. WB. Clark
Popiv
Wis
K. W. Crave
KE. A. Perkys
Inauguration Scenes and Travel Tales from the Lake Erie Trip
Reports from a crowded inauguration at Greenvland and a naval mock battle on the lake. The author recounts travel by train through Indiana and Ohio, weather, crowds, and odd incidents, including a chair snatching joke and a rock thrown at an engine, ending with returns home and local reflections.
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Lawrance
Insseau
Buffalo
Toledo
Indiana
Sunny
Saveot
Th County
Sora Gore
Witell
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