Republicans to form Pierce County organization at Trhnbelle
The Pierce County Republicans call a mass meeting at Trhnbelle on Friday the 20th at 10 AM to form a county party organization and discuss advancing the Republican cause. The note highlights judgeship stakes, opposes Democrats’ tactics, and urges wide attendance across the county for timely action.
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Vilage
Trhnbelle
Prescott
Oller
Board of Supervisors
Spencer
Writ Denied and Court Controversy in Wisconsin
The Supreme Court denied the writ of habers carpirs requested by Busth's counsel. Justice Puine, joined by two others, left the court evenly split thus denying the writ. The decision reverses past positions on constitutional liberty and freemen’s rights, provoking editorials about the court and pending elections.
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Ty Busth
Supreme Court
Tice Puine
Cule
Dixon
Grinting
Booth
Whiton
Justice Cole
Wisconsin
Tio Freeda
Union Guards Disbanded by Wisconsin Militia Order
A Milwaukee militia company known as the Union Guards, led by Captain Garrett Barry, is disbanded by order of the Wisconsin Militia Commander in Chief. Barry is discharged, arms and stores turned over to Col. Rufus King for forward to Madison. The decree reflects tensions over state sovereignty and federal authority amid Civil War era politics.
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Goop von Governon Raspath
Milwaukee
Union Guards
Garrett Barry
U. S
St Disisian
Garrett Bui Cupisin
Wisconsin State Militia
U Or
Rufus King
Madison
James A. Swain Adriéane
Tae ‘ Teneraussma
Conrnrer
Wiss Manifesto On Northwest Land Tax Policy
P. Wiss publishes a manifest relating to land taxation in the northwest. The document parodies the President's English with phrases like Great God and pink of propriety, but the content is deemed of little value beyond its satirical tone.
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Gracei
Cock- Fey
Americ
Wiss
Northwest
Iil
Sippleton
Agwunis
Fires, political shifts and a famed young page rule headlines
The issue ranges from fires at Glasscock Mill Co Tanith Mo and J Galbrath Mason storehouse Waverly Mo to Missouri slave laws and a Democratic Ohio treasurer swindle. Ohio delegates discuss Chicago hotel needs. A famed young page governs Speaker Boyd's proceedings.
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Detroir
Glasscock Milla Co
Tanith
J. Galbrath & Mason
Waverly
Editor endorses Spencer for Circuit judge in Chippewa Valley
The Vinton Carnetcles reports that Theodore C. Spencer, Eau Claire editor, received universal praise from Chippewa Valley leaders, bankers, lawyers, and merchants for his character and intellect. Observers say his lawful discrimination and temperament suit a judgeship, and the piece endorses him to voters of the Circuit. Also notes a pro slavery party critique of slavery as property and reports a Wisconsin Republican convention selecting delegates to Chicago with Seward favored. A proof-reading error about sheep destroyer is acknowledged.
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Curl
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Oren Paorerry
U. S
Mason & Dixons
Milwaukee
Free, Democrat
Worcester
Mass
Chicago
Jy. C. Knowlton
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John A. Andrewa
Boston
Ensign H Kellogg
Pittsfield
Geo
Boutwell
Groton
Linus B. Comins
Roxbury
Seward
Banks
Douglas doomed as Lecompton split shadows Charlestown politics
Washington correspondent argues Douglas's Lecompton rebellion seals his fate and predicts Popular Sovereignty may rally in an independent ticket. The piece contrasts a probable electoral shift with party divisions, urging a cautious approach for their alliance to avoid political ruin. It notes the Charleston Convention's structure and Delaware's slave counts as context for national strife.
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