Lynde and Paine named for Wisconsin Associate Justice
A Wisconsin Democratic convention nominates William P. Lynde for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. Republicans designate Byron Paine as their candidate, with both sides claiming broad support and urging unity to uphold liberty against Fugitive Slave Act and Dred Scott rulings.
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William P. Lynden
Ofice
Supreme Court of
Rendlioans
Byron Paine
Londe
Buchanan Democracy
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Supreme Court
Wm. P. Lynde
Buchanan
Douglas
Dred Scott
Miller
District Court
Byron Paina
Smith
Tugivive Slave Act, Andj Waintain
Mr. Lynde
Sudge Miller
Lynde
Madison
Friends of Freedom
Judge Smith
Sdegpatic
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
James Buchanan
Bufus Kine
S. M. Boorn
Morace Revere
Election Tuesday April 5th and the Waukegan Clique
The article attacks the Waukegan Clique in local politics urging support for Byron Paine for the Supreme Court and criticizing Republican opponents. It notes ex Governor Basavo loo and reflects on legislative actions, land grants, and a pending judge election with Paine favored. Also mentions A D Smith declining a judgeship and Jessin Horn becoming Postmaster General.
Pierce County Agriculture Society Formed in Prescott
A large turnout from nearly every town in Pierce County gathered at 8 o clock pm in Prescott to organize the Pierce County Agriculture Society. Hon. O T Masson led, J A Short chaired, and Geo May Powell served as secretary pro tem as the constitution was adopted and officers elected for one year.
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Pierce County Agricultura Society
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River Falls
Geo. May Powell
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Board of Control
Mt Tit Thane
Lace Society
Toad of Control
State Agricultural Society
J. M. Bailey
P. W. Wise
Orrin T. Maxson
Prescott
C. B. Cox
C. Gibbs, Jr
Albert Smith
Franklin Otis
City of
Brash
Washington Dispatches Report Posture and Politics in Senate
After adjournment the Senate opened an extra session. Doolittle urged the President to begin negotiations with Central and South American states to settle free persons of color. The President plans to request attendance until Friday and name the new Postmaster General. State election results left Republicans sweeping the slate, while the Democratic stance on Kansas Nebraska issues drew sharp divisions among Brown Mason Gwin Davis Green. Reports from Europe discussed growing war preparations and political maneuvering as peace talks linger.
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