A Horse of another Cellor
The Whigs accuse Gen. Pierce of hypocrisy over North Carolina’s anti Catholic clauses in its constitution. They question Mr. Graham’s stance on Catholic votes and cite the 32d article barring those denying God or Protestant scriptures from civil office. The Enquirer quotes the provision and calls for Whig clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioree
Pierce
Andideye
Graham
North Grrtina
Arrolina
Geatham
North Carshina
North Carolina
Iis State
Cotceiaati Enquirer
Whigs oppose Harbor Hall bill in Senate battle
The article fumes at Whigs for trying to derail the Harbor Hall Appropriation Bill in the Senate. It cites opposition tactics, alleged falsehoods in the Albany Journal, and mentions key figures from Michigan and New Hampshire, including General Pierce era politics and votes on religious tests and amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Gen. Merce
Democratic Party
Albany Journal
Ad. Mora
Chamberlain
Keene
Dover
Avon
Piarce
Pierce
West
Albany
Exatar
Nauhua
Lant
Spring
A. F. Slavens
BCNTT
Judge Parker
Stewens
Parker
Scott
Seward
New Hampshire
Odicun
Edmund Buria
New Bamprshire
Partes
Federal Party
Democratic
Whit
Political fire over naturalization and birthright rights
The Cincinnati Volksblatts reprints Whig and Eusigrant rhetoric attacking naturalization, birthright citizenship, and religious tests. It cites quotes from Gen. Scott, Ohio Whigs, Albany’s editors, Col. Webb, and New York figures, arguing for repeal of naturalization laws and extended civil rights waiting periods, with references to New Hampshire reform debates and the Philadelphia movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Congress
Philadelphia
Matthew L. Davia
New York
Ohio
Albany Daily Advertiser
Rufus King
Milwaukee Daily Sentinel
Col. Webb
Couriers Enquirer
Clark
Mayoe
City of
Temperance Mass Convention Call for Watertown
A Northern Wisconsin Temperance Convention committee calls a mass State Convention in Watertown Jefferson Co on Tuesday August 2 at 7 PM to discuss action on the Maine Liquor Law and allied temperance measures. circulation of the call is requested. A second note discusses potato disease and crop issues with bean contrasts and drought impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duan Lin
Wisconsin
Fondulac
Financia of Temperance
Watertown
Jefferson Co
Maine
Norman Miller
Silas Steadman
W. C. Dodge
Lymn
H. M. Rolvertaen
Sgenuar
W. A. Niles
Blk. Raymond
Contniiies
Political ticket and local convention notice in 1852 edition
A Democratic County Convention will be held at Adame on September 25, 1852 at 1 PM to nominate county officers and delegates to the Senatorial Convention. The issue notes changes at the Standard and reports on General River's temperance lectures and a mining accident involving Mr. Floussi’s son in Den, Cuarn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adame
Floussi
Moosagan
Den
Cuarn
Elf
Democratic Mass Meetings Schedule Across Counties
Democratic Mass Meetings will be held in multiple Wisconsin counties with time and place listed for each city including Kenosha Racine Waukesha Elkhorn Janesville Monroe La Fayette Mineral Point Lancaster Prairie du Chien La Crosse Baraboo Fort Winnebago Plover Jefferson Juneau Ozaukee Milwaukee Sheboygan Manitounee Calumet Fond du Lac Oshkosh Green Bay Appleton Madison Grand Rally delegates named for central committees and a note on speakers from home and abroad to be announced.
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Staten
Kenosha
Racine
Waukesha
Elkhorn
Janesville
Monroe
la Fayette
Mineral Point
Lancaster
Prairie du Crien
la Crosse
Baraboo
Ft. Winnebago
Plover
Jefferson
Juneau
Ozaukee
Milwaukee
Sheboygan
Manitounec
Calumet
Fond du Lac
Thorsday
Dartford
Oshkosh
Green Bay
Appleton
Amar
Madison
Thoreday
George
Smth
B. B. Cary
Alex. T. Gray
E. B. Dean
J. @. CHANDLER
N.B. Eddy
Bem
Rew Land Offices Established Two New Land Districts
Hon Bon. C. Eneiman reports a new act leasing two additional Land Districts in Wisconsin. Stevens Point District begins at township 15 north range 4 west near Stevens Point Portage county with office there. La Crosse District runs from the Mississippi to the fourth meridian with office at La Crosse. Act takes effect six months after passage on January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon. C. Eneiman
A:t
Congres
Mtole
Stavens Point Land District
Slong
Wisconsin
Stevens’ Point
Portage County
la Crosan Land District
Mississippi River
Townshipsaurtean
Fiftean Marsh
Daily Argus
Election fragment mixed with civil and foreign news
The report lists partial results from an election with Free traders and liberals leading, Derby expected to command majorities, and parliament assembled by October. It mentions plans for a yacht race near the Isle of Wight, a fire damaging the South Eastern Railway extension, and various European and U S political notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Lord Derby
America
Isle of Wight
South Eastern Railroad
Daily News
Cardinal Wiseman
Newman and Achilli
Dorsetshire
Praxce
Louis Napoleon
Nasana
Moniteur
Casanbinnes
M. Turgot
Political Turmoil and Deaths Reported in Various States
The Morning News column notes Webster and Fillmore friction likely to trigger Webster’s cabinet withdrawal. Dispatches from Augusta and Savannah rail at the disbandment of the Union party in Georgia, while Peru-US talks reference Lobos Islands and naval protection. Obituaries honor Robert Rantoul, with praise for his statesmanship and railroad work, and local reports detail election returns, ministerial shifts, and a violent assault near Welchman.
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N. Y. Herald
Messrs. Webster
Filmore
Webster
Savannah Republic
Union Party
Wasuisarar
Senate
United States
Peru
Re ‘Gard
Lobos Islands
Mr. Webster
Cita
Gunna
Rerilan
Abbott Lawrence
King
J. R. Ingertoll
New York
Leos
Brook
Robert Rantoul
Massachusetts
Rantoul
Lng
Nicools
Lois
Tnienia
Rebate in Right Order Sparks Catholic-Wig Controversy
The article discusses a heated debate over religious tolerance and public support in Brae, examining the treatment of Catholic worship and the superintendent’s role amid opposition from Whigs. It references Bishop Cullen and figures like Mr. Pierws, calling for accountability for alleged injustices against Catholics and questioning whether the Whigs will uphold or deny religious rights.
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Pierws
Culomat
Cullen
Russel
Durham Lee
Tai
Erthelees
Sivnp
Sie
Thia
Brae
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