Resolutions from the Baltimore National Convention
The document lists Democratic Party resolutions endorsing limited federal powers, anti bank and internal improvement stances, protection of rights, and allegiance to Polk’s administration. It condemns abolitionist interference, praises Mexican War conduct, and notes international solidarity with France and broad Democratic goals for liberty and reform. A post office appointment at Totosa is also announced.
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B.&. Hallett
Boston
Baltimore
Democratic Party of the Union
Tehew
Congress
Joperson
Slie
Democratic Party
Wiltam O
Senate
House Ofiea
Kentucky
Mexico
Rio Grande
Texas
American Republic
France
Liemany
Paris
Republic of
James K. Pork
Groroke M. Darras
United States
Tte
Union
James K. Polk
Ana
Ieee
Lake Koshkonang
Rock County
Totosa
Michigan
James Pierce
Gen. Taylor
Revolutions and political chatter in Wisconsin Whig scene
The piece laments overzealous reform, ridiculing rival reasoning and praising cautious river and harbor improvements. It reviews national figures Cass Taylor and bodies around Philadelphia, notes newspaper exchanges, and comments on Wisconsin party dynamics and German immigrant voters amid a heated 1848 style political climate.
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Carses
Gen. Gass
Clay
Webster
Chicago
Gen
Cass
United States
Taylor
Louisiana
Wisconsin Legislature Opens With Elections and Oath
The two houses met in Madison to organize with Henry M Billings president pro tem of the Senate and J L Seaver secretary pro tem. Henry C Abbey elected chief clerk. Nelson Dewey named governor. Isaac P Walker and Henry Dodge elected U S Senators. Gov Dewey delivered a message and the assembly swore in officers and elects five Wisconsin U S Senators.
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Capitol
Madison
Henry M. Billings
Iowa
Fem
Senate
Abbey
Milwaukee
J. L. Seaver
Walworth
Benj
Hr. Mooers
Washington
Ter
Assembly
Kellogg
L Ostrander
Henry C. Abbey
L. H Seaver
Chef Justice Dunn
St. Croix
la Pointe
N. E. Warresines
LaFayette
Daniel N. Johnson
John Mullanphy
Nelson Dewey
John E. Aidines
Thomas Mcllagh
Suite
J.C. Pairchild
James TL. Brown
Dian
Dewsy
Wisconsin
Senate of
United States
Isaac P. Walker
Henry Dodge
Edward V. Whiten
Alex. L. Collins
John H. Tweedy
Congress of the United States
Fen. Jonn E. Holmes
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