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Universal principle of exemption urged to dissolve wealth power
In a Wisconsin 1848 convention debate, Nelson Whitney urges adopting a universal exemption principle as a constitutional right to protect the poor from wealth oppression. He argues the Constitution is noble with it and should be recognized and ratified, comparing progress across nature and society. The piece also covers auction notices and assorted notices about printing history and steam ventures.
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Wisconsin
Nelson Whitney
Watertown
Sule
Webster
Goodrich
Porter
Smith
Brown
Bullion
Kirkhem
Morse
Olney
Mitchell
Worcester
Hale
Willard
United States
Burrat
Adams
Davies
Colburn
Emerson
Comstock
Fowler
Cutter
Comstoc
L. J. Fribert
Rock River
Kixn
TY. P. Jones
LL. J. Fribert
At Dutch
Tesk
H. C. Codwise
Lake Mills
Jefferson County
Edwin Baldwin
Astalon
Annie
Rubicon
roWné Dodge Co
IRA Warner
Harriet BE
Alwood
Fox Lake
Dodge County
James Giddings
Major Pratt
Oak Grove
Said County
M. H. L. Page
Milwaukee
Jefferson
Wisconsin Territory
Griffith Owen
William
Farnsworth
Griffith
Owen
Planyer's
Watertowt
Exid
Wal Tyler
E .M. Brown
Barthenware
la Larape
Jarup Colercie
Shades
Lenterns
Brithania Lore, &c
Wantea
McClusky & Forsyth
T. Ronk
R. B. van Mater
Pnry C. Tam Watertown
Wisconsin Drug Store
Boy's
Girls Library
WM. C
Fountain & CO
Fish
Sanford HH
Burdick
Deiphraim B. Hawking
Fendant
Palmyra
Tino Sanford H
Plantiff
Jones & Jackson
Main St
Deng
Respectu Ally
Fountain & CG
Traterfoun