Primary Meetings and County Convention Delegates
The column outlines two upcoming conventions in Eau Claire on October first to nominate a county Assembly candidate and to appoint delegates. It notes equal voice for towns despite population differences, urges cautious use of power by small towns, and emphasizes duties of Republican committees to call caucuses and circulate notices. The article stresses the broader aim of motivating voters to participate in primary meetings and later county officer nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Claire
Prescott
Eg Vtul Vet
State Fair at Madison Opens October 4 8 with Premiums and Attractions
Readied by the State Agricultural Society the Madison Fair promises lavish grounds, wide facilities, and reduced rail travel from most lines. Special features include hotel lodging on the fairgrounds, show routes, Loyal Society routes, Rarey the horse tamer shows, and a state wide turnout from Wisconsin and neighboring states.
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State Agricultural Society
Madison
la Crosse
Purr
State Historical Society
Lake Mendota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Union
Congressional Convention in Second District nominates Washburn
Delegates gathered September 1 1858 at Dougmans. David Atwood presided with J S Dean as secretary. A credentials committee proved full representation. a ballot favored Washburn for U S House. Following sickness withdrawals, Washburn was nominated by acclamation amid cheering.
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Dougman
David Atwood
Isaac Miles
Rock
P. Buriick
Rock Co
J. S. Dean
Lafayetta County
Assembly
Senatoriat
Hause of Representatives
U.S. Congress
Washburn
Hunchett
W. T. Price
Keyes
Dune County
Hanchett
Bank- A
Miles
Rock County
CC. Washburn
Cadwallader Washburn Nominated at Republican Convention
Afternoon session featured Wardburn's warm reception and a brief address. Resolutions praised Washburn for two terms in Congress, lauded Alexander Randall and the Governor, denounced the Lecompton Constitution, reaffirmed Madison Platform principles, and applauded local leaders. District committee named. hall honored. adjourned with cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardburn
National Council
Cadwallader C. Washburn
Republicana
2D Congressional District
Alexander Randall
Kansas
Kangas
Republican Party
Madison
Boston Offize Branch new publishing managers
The Boston Offize Branch comes under Upham and Dis as editors and publishers. A new head dress brightens the piper and Charles C. Hagewell and J. T. Trowbridge join as special editors. Mrs. L A Sigourney, T S Arthur, Fitz James O Brien and others add poetry and stories. The Olive Branch will boost circulation under the new proprietors.
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L.A. Sigourney
I’. B. Aldrich
Alice Carey
T. S. Arthur
Fitz James O Brien
Gerry
Free Democrat
Vast 19th Century News Snippet Remains Readable
A sprawling late 1800s wire of items reports Brigham Young’s wealth, royal matches, plant blooms, Australian gold finds, and peace rumors with China. It notes bank failures in Memphis, editor Pine’s marshal appointment, Sabbath law enforcement, and press critiques of Buchanan. Also covers frost damage in Mauston area, land-office moves, Washburn nomination, temperance leaders, and a whale sighting in Virginia. This compact digest threads politics, finance, science, foreign affairs, and local shocks.
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Republican County Convention
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Congress
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Concarss
John F. Potter
Beriah Brown
Potter
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St. Paul
Jon Coy
Ross
Prairie du Chien
Charles Dunn
Judge Dunn
Genekal
Stillwater Messenger
W. M. Basten
A.J. van Vorhes
Ata Republican Assembly
Manitowoc
L. P. Harvey
J. B. Vinton
L. J. K. Crane
S. G. Bean
Thos. Reynolds
Brainard
Col. D. Atwood
Dane County
Chas. Holt
Norman Eastman
Wmn. Hill
Crawford
J.C. Chandles
Adams
Col. Dousman
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Ru-Nowmarep
Tion
Oalkkosh
Charles Billinghurst
HE. L. Phillips
M. Davis
Col. Alldrich
A. B. Jackson
Schnitzer
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Argus
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Detroit
Robert McClelland
Charles E. Steward
Kalamazoo County
George C. Munroe
Hillsdale
J. P. King
Mackinaw
D. C. Jacobes
Wayne
Edward Kempter
John Ball
Kent
John J. Adams
Lenawee
J. Sutherland
Saginaw
Board of Education
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Texas
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Brooklyn
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France
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Parksburg
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Virginia
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Mexico
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Casit
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Circuit Court
Fierce County
B.J. Bartlett
Chas. W. Wright
Hue
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Wright & Beetlert Platotida
George Towle
Phillip F. Brown
Wiscsueta
Prencott
Ams
Plaimbt
White & Byatt
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