Wisconsin voters uphold Paine as Lynde doomed by slave power
In Wisconsin the Wislonsize hybrid blame Lynde's defeat on Paine's views and Farm Mortgage fears while the real driver was the public's love of freedom. The mass vote for Paine signals protest against Fugitive Slave Act Dred Scott and federal overreach, aiming to preserve liberty and prevent further partisan judicial influence. A Philadelphia dispatch also tells of a sailor returning a long lost son to his mother, a moving scene captured amid city life. Iowa heads to a Republican State Convention on June 20.
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W. Pr. Lynde
Associated Justice
Supreme Court
Byron Paine
Wisconsin
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Snagaine
Lynde
Catemporavica
Mr. Lynder
Judge Paine
Mattison Patriot
The
Democracy
Jude Miller
U. S. District Court
Chicago Times
Milwaukee
Union
Ziut
Lyndo
Phial
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Dred Scott
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Pendent
Philadelphia
Louisville Democrati
Fourth
Chestnut Streets
New York
George
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Conre
Towa
Tate
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General Court
House of Representatves
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Oli Bay
John Beeinell
North America
Germany
England
Ireland
United States
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Kansas
Lawrence
Tecumseh
Leavenworth
Osawatatie
Death of Chief Justice Whiton in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin newspaper notes the death of Chief Justice Edward V. Whiton of the Wisconsin Supreme Court at his home in Franceville. It recounts his early life in Massachusetts, settlement in Janesville in 1836, and long public service from the territorial era through the 1850s. It lauds his integrity, judicial restraint, and influence, calling him a trusted public figure whose loss leaves a vacancy to be filled by the Governor.
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Albany
Ile
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Territorial Council
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Larabee
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Pvision
Poeople
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Dudge Whitan
Massachassetts
Elissentepnes
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Edward V. Whiton
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Randall
Supreme Bench
I Wisconsin
Lynde
Know Nothingism in Massachusetts and Minnesota Currency Debate
A Wisconsin-Democratic critic argues against labeling Republicans as Know Nothings, citing Massachusetts legislative moves on voting rights, a test of popular will, and a hostile press. Minnesota currency troubles alarm merchants, while federal cases in Lawrence, Kansas reveal low turnout and political friction as factions marshal supports. The piece also covers local shipping news and a Jeffersonian tone on national issues.
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Massachusetts
Reppublican
Repubblicana
United States
Wisconsin
Prescott
Pierce County
Know Nothing Lodge
Teaven
New Orleans Papers Condemn Un just State Legislation on Free Negroes
New Orleans papers loudly condemn recent unjust laws against free negroes in the state and especially against colored sailors. The Delta praises the free negroes for their conduct and peaceful interaction with society, saying they are honorable and free from reproach in their lives.
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New Orleans
Delta
The Next Congress And The Political Balance
The article analyzes projections for the next U S House based on current elections and pending seats, estimating Republicans will hold about 111 and Administration Democrats around 60 with 16 South Americans, while noting contested seats involving Sickles in New York and Florence in Philadelphia. It also reports Senate composition estimates and covers Chilean revolution coverage, Wisconsin politics, and Southern fire-eater plans in May at Vicksburg.
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House of Representatives
California
Administration Democrats
Antis Lecompton
Rhodysland
Minnegota
Sickles
New York
Williamson
Florence
Philadelphia
Navy
Howard
Michigan
Cooper
F. B. Blair
J. Richard Barrett
St. Louis
Senate
Almericaxa
Douglas Democrats
Minnesota
Galuna Advertiser
Phelan Defeats Seereiter In Major Billiard Match
Detroit witnesses a six o'clock finish to a long billiard duel as Michael Phelan of New York defeats Seereiter by ninety five points. Seereiter made the largest single run with 150 points while Phelan’s 164th run sealed the victory amid high excitement. Boston reports Jefferson birthday observances and reruns of regional political chatter follow with remarks on the Capitol and Sioux conflict.
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New York
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Breeman
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Seereiter
Ron Phen Phie
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