Transcript to be enlarged with Republican banner in Northwestern Wisconsin
Announcing an enlarged Transcript issue with the Republican banner at the head of its columns the publication plans changes including a press shift that will delay next week's issue. A communication from "Tchabod" of Big River will also appear, signaling devoted service to the Republican Party locally and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fim
Republicon Party
Wisconsin
Kip
Big River
Cannon Pally Gazette
Closing Acts of Congress End With Army Bill Fail
The Army Appropriation bill, set at 14 million for army and military needs, failed as House and Senate clashed over amendments tied to Kansas treason cases and bogus legislature actions. Congress adjourned, but President called an extra session for March 25 to fund Indian wars. by Feb 26 no compromise on the Army bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Pipers
House
Treasury
Kansas
United States
Senate
Dr Mexson reports Isabella grapes thriving and Catawbas shifting focus
Observations note Isabella grape vines bearing well and fruitful, with mentioning of Catawba grapes turning to a season of avenging effort for display. A steam side wheel boat operates between Hastings and Flastings with hourly trips, captained by WW Bugera assisted by Tt. Ruley and Joh McDonald. fares shown, promoting public transport service. A local message advertises P Yor and Coy promotion and a long established business in Chicago seeking sale.
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Mexson
Ar. Bailey
EL Bugera
Ruley
Joh McDonald
Hastings
Cnterp
Republican Convention in River Falls District Declares Platform
The North Western Assembly District Republicans at Livingston's Hall Trudsoay Aug 21 1856 elected delegates to the Mineral Point and Prescott conventions. They endorsed Washburne Gilson and Davis while denouncing the Missouri Compromise repeal and urging Kansas support, with speakers praising Republican principles and criticizing Buchanan era Democrats.
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North Western Assembly
M.S. Gibson
J. & White
Livingston's Hall
Trudsoay
M. US. Gibson
Assembly
S M. Davis
Pierce
E. A. Clapp
St. Croix
Gilson
White
Mineral Point
Dicxee
St. Cruix
Talley
Ut County
Ile
James
Bo Gray
Croix
TH. C
Humphrey
Bailey
Ton
C. Washburne
Congress
George M Oakley
W.sl. Moore
Dale
Senate
Gibson
Strabt
Prescottapan
Prescott
Assembly District
Assembly District Committee To Call Smother
River Walls
Miltan L. Dayton
United States
Philadelphia
Kansas
Gray
Democratic Party
Sen. C. C. Washburne
Wisconsin
Heeviver
Land Office
Alviges
Washington
Lumpheey
Buchanan
Creckenridge
Hendees Hall
John Dale
Greenwood
Keystone
James Buchanen
Political Convention Adopts Committee for River Falls Meeting
The Pierce and St Croix Republicans plan a mass meeting at River Falls with a committee appointed to arrange. A convention adjourned sine die after ordering publication of proceedings. Also notes on a scientific journal launch and local tornado damage in Geneva.
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Pierce
St. Croix
River Falls
Fiver
Messra
Cox
Geo M. Oakley
Franklin Otis
Vierce
Simon Lunt
F.C. Gridley
E. B. Livingston
St Croix
Hudson North Star
Prescatt
Civil War Fears Rise in Kansas Border Conflict
Reports from St Louis papers claim renewed Kansas violence with pro slavery Missourians planning a raid on Free State towns. Capt Treadwell and 40 men reportedly surrounded by Lane’s forces. aid sought from Gov. Shannon and U.S. troops, with Col Titus rushing to help. Widespread casualties, including Andrew Preston and editor Mr Clowes, are noted amid troop movements and disputed figures.
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Rensoal
St. Louis
Kansas
Missouri
Free State
Leavenworth
Treadwell
Lane
Shannon
United States
Capt. Treadwell
Col. Titus
Andrew Preston
Mr. Sisterre
Clowes
Southern Advocate
U.S
Robinson
Broen
Douglas County
Lecompton
Tivat
Woodson
Ossawatomie
Sarurpay Nisur
Afiggouri
Clark
Potawotanes
Franklin
Pius
Luna
Iowa Point
St. Joseph
Liberty
Plane City
Westport
Elc
McCarry
Law and Order Party
G. W. Chark
Pitas
Titus
Col. McCarty
Gov. Shannon
Lieut
Woolson
Ossawattamie
Lecampton
Niehe
David R. Atchinson
Western Dispatch
Independence
Leavenworth Herald
Col
Jones
Payne
4Th Regiment
Law and Order
Lecompton Invasion and Kansas Border Conflicts
An endless sequence of clashes between anti slavery and pro slavery factions in Kansas reports Lane's men overrunning towns and capturing prisoners. The message details massacres, house burnings, executions, and calls for Missouri forces to aid, as Lecompton and nearby settlements face destruction.
Lecompton Attack and Civil Unrest Report
A chaotic front line report describes Abolitionists attacking near Lecompton at daylight. Lane's 800-strong force and U S troops claim heavy losses. residents seek rescue as reports say Lecompton is taken and women flee. The document includes multiple signatures and unrelated notices about mails and railroad leadership.
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Lecompton
Friends of Law and Order
Lane
U. S
Jones
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Joax H. Doyz
Mr. Done
Illinois Central Railroad
Chicago ‘Tribune
Conree
Joseph Rolette
Pembina
St. Park Times
Prescoté
Pric
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Predgey
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Wilh
Slouse
Seston
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