Baraboo Standard Highlights Governor's Message Dispute
The Baraboo Standard critiques the Governor's national focus in his message while praising some county and town government reforms. It argues for replacing the supervisor system with a commissioner model and notes editorial selections from N V Lines and a British officer's letters. The paper also reports on federal court actions, legislative banking bills, and local funding debates for a Washington railroad mission.
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Stito
Come Again on Behalf of Mr Cochran in Sauk County
A letter from Musens Warrens on behalf of Mr Cochran addresses a public dispute over slander, theology, and church leadership. The writer accuses Cochran of egoism and seeks to defend anti slaver stance while detailing past church tensions, committees, and alleged motives in a heated exchange within the local religious community.
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Christ Jesus
Wall
United States
Eay
Denunciation of the American Churches and a Baraboo quarrel
A Baraboo letter dated June 27 1850s criticizes American churches as pillars of slavery and accuses Mr C of aggression. The writer James A Maxwell pleads for restraint, mocks vanity, and urges Mr Maxwell to cease casting stones. The item notes recent controversial letters from Readsburg and Cochran, to be continued in a future issue.
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James A. Maxwell
Baraboo
Arrival of the Steamer Arcue and Global News
Foreign news from New York reports the steamer Arcue docking for quarantine in heavy ice Tampa. Paris and Vienna headlines describe upheaval, constitutional abolition, and martial actions as Austria ends the 1849 constitution amid upheaval in Hungary. In Washington and Boston, reports cover fires aboard ships and early dispatches about Franco Prussia tensions, with notable events surrounding Napoleon and the Elysee guarded after an attempted shooting.
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New York
Arctie
Liverpool
Aoodlida
Niagara
Laverpool
Washington
England
Wisconsin Assembly Bills In Early Session Proceedings
In a crowded session Mr West presented petitions on school finance and amendment of school laws, with votes to empower districts on teacher funding after public money. several bills were referred to education committees. Various measures followed on incorporation, county supervisors elections, and highway projects. a report on engrossed bills and a joint conference on legislative mileage and apportionment was issued, with orders to engross and finalize.
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Tha Assembly
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Lum
Senate
Stewart
Reed
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Committee of Conference
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Tewan
Palmer
Bennett
Washington unsettled tension over British report on Express Captain
In a January Washington update the British Secretary pledged prompt disapproval of the Express Captain if the British findings align with American claims. A Washington copy confirms the American narrative. Senate actions included a Seward memorial on Russia Hungary intervention, a Tennessee petition for the Louisville and Portland Canal, a Maine hospital bill, and census funding discussions.
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Tennessee
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Maine
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Assembly Journal Recap of January Measures and Petitions
Fragmented minutes show bills, petitions, and memorials in a January session. Highlights include a bill to abolish the death penalty proposals, school fund finance for building, licensing acts, oaths for clerks, and a request to organize a seventh judicial circuit. A joint select committee was proposed to fast track bills to both houses.
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Tion
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