Wisconsin Territory and congressional representation in 1849
The document outlines the transfer of court records in Wisconsin Territory to designated state courts, the handling of bankrupt and federal proceedings, and grants Wisconsin three U.S. House seats starting March 4, 1849. It includes Secretary Marcy's praise for a letter to Gen. Scott and discusses impartial justice and accountability for military leaders.
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Wisconsin
United States
Clerk of Law Court
Supreme Court of
Territory of
District Court
Supreme Court
Congress of the United
Marcy
Scott
Mancy
First Fire in Sheboygan Tears Through Buildings
The three story Laing building and adjoining properties were consumed in twenty minutes. Losses include 1500 for Laing with no insurance, 800 for the printing office, 500 for the Smith and Maynard property, 1000 for Wimble’s store, plus uninsured losses on nearby shops and residences. The Spirit of the Times will publish soon, and efforts to restore subscribers continue.
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Sheboygan
Goopher
Wiscasin
Times
The
Mercury
Laing
Warren Smith
John Maynard
Thomas Wimble
C.P. Hill
Messrs
IF. L. & KS. Goodrich
Wisconsin Spirit of the Times
Messrs. Smith & Maynard
Wimble
J. Goold
Jones
Messrs. Goold
Jess
Eliss
Margate
Elis
Buffalo
Whig Nominating Talk and Press Critique in Wisconsin
A rough summary of editorials and letters discussing the 1848 Whig nomination of Lewis Cass for president and William D. Butler for vice president, with critical notes on Democratic opposition, press reactions, and local political commentary in Wisconsin newspapers. The piece covers Gen Cass’s reception, editorials from the Sentinel and Gazette, the Racine Advocate’s stance, and reactions to convention outcomes and Wisconsin politics.
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the Chronicle
Lewis Cass
Racine Advocate
Baltimore
New York
Cass
National Assembly in Paris May 4 Provisional Government resigns
The National Assembly met in Paris on May 4 with the moderate party dominant in votes. The Provisional Government appeared at the tribune, offered a farewell address, and pledged to establish a republican constitution. M. Buenxt was chosen Assembly President. La Marinse expected to be first president of the French Republic.
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Mexico
War Department
National Assembly
Pars
la Manrina
Paris
Representative’s Hall
Boston
M. Dupont
Ielcome
France
M. Buenxt
la Marsine
French Republic
Insurrection fears in Paris as National Guard clashes
Telegraphed dispatches from Paris report a large crackdown on suspected insurgents. Several were arrested, including Cabell and Courtais, with Brannany elusive. Three National Guard members were killed. police prepared for further demonstrations as government forces tighten control. Louis Blanc remains at large amid suspicion of fomenting unrest. In Mexico, reports from Queretaro and Mexico City on treaty talks suggest a likely peace vote split.
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New York
Coterier & Maagister
Paris
Liverpool
Covferment
Brannany
Bue Solriess Hasprul
Cabell
Louis Blane
Albert Fichert
Barbier
Courtais
Gen. Courtis
Tan
Blane
Albert
National Guard
Efatel de Ville
Effienent
Larin
Louis Blanc
National Assembly
Jivons
M. LaMartine
Vosen
Sentinel Gazette
New Orleans
Queretaro
City of Mexico
Mexican Congress
Waukesha Democrat Paper Proposal Published
A historical notice from Waukesha Wisconsin announces a weekly Democratic paper with a June first issue and subsequent monthly delivery to subscribers. The plan includes annual and advance subscription terms, with references to Milwaukee market timing and local sales details.
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Waukesha
Wisconsin
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Booth
American Freeman
Freeman
J.P. Helfenstein
Beriah Brown
E. G. Ryan
Knowlton
Eieffenstein
City
N. Y. Tribune
Ste Watertown
Michigl Hiigan
Wm, D. Butler
Kentucky
Gen. Scott
Siera’s
Burner
Cloneral
the Sentinel and Gazette
Perlative
Congress
Woodbury
Gen. Cass
Buchannan
Act of Congress
Senate
Supreme Tribunal
Pweedys Ae
Iti
Sentinel
Case
Sentinels
Yauther
Caas
Lake Michigan and
Rock River Canal
Kernsbach
Madame Cybelle
Christendom
Washisdon County
Joan A. Brown
Wis
Ganex
M.N. Bar ‘Ber
Watertown
Frances
Isconsin
Opon Priss
la Fpayetta
Republican Actron
Roe Pt. AX
Pakern
Prince
Waukhsha
Democrat
Advancs
Milwaukee
Dany
Renal
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