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Newspaper
Sauk County Standard
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1852
Page
2
A fragmentary article laments an unworthy reply in Sagk County and critiques colonial taxation, unrest, and reform, weaving in historical figures and a defense of Emigration prospects in Sauk County. It references Wat Pyle, opposition to tax gathere rs, and a debate on land grants for rails amid broader political tensions.
A Democratic Convention will be held at the Capitol in Madison on Wednesday August 4 at 12 o clock to nominate suitable persons to be supported by Wisconsin voters for Judges of the Supreme Court. Delegates from each Assembly district will attend. Franklin Pierce is named for president and William King for vice president. Distinguished electors include Montgomery M. Cotlren and Saterler Clark. district nominees Paul White Beriah Brown Charles Billinghurst.
The Northern Republic critiques the Democratic nominee from New England, calls Franklin Pierce brave, and blasts him as lacking merit. It alleges the Whig ticket aims to unite North and South and vows to tax their wisdom and energy in a forthcoming effort.
Dr Lewis and C H E M Laughlin were riding when a frightened horse bolted through Baraboo streets. The animal forced its way into J F Flinders Land Agency, bursting a window and ending upright with minor injuries and some bills damaged. The scene drew onlookers as Flanders marveled at the misadventure amid a rash of land warrants. New goods arrive as Dr N Vroesnarr touts cheap stock of dry goods groceries hardware boots and shoes. Democratic party meetings convene in Baraboo with J F Flanders as chair and calls to rally behind Pierce and King. The crowd praises Pierce and warns opponents while praising Democratic unity and principles.
In Baraboo a long past Union celebration is recalled with marching crowds, orators, and civic display. The record mentions the crowd, speakers, and generic city pageantry, reflecting a festive yet political community event from a bygone era.
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