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Newspaper

Sauk County Standard

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1854

Page

2

Baraboo debate over Nebraska bill and political attacks

A fiery Baraboo letter targets a Pennsylvanian critic, Potatoes rot Johnson, for opposing the Nebraska bill and Pierce administration. The piece defends the Democratic party as national and united, denounces foes as woolly heads, and lauds the Nebraska act as preserving self-government. It also discusses local legal notes on drunkenness cases, a habeas corpus examination, and calls for July Fourth preparations.

Pettifogger Nebraska Johnson Potatoe Rot Johnson East Pierce Democratic Party Sterling Thomas Jefferson Louisiana Jim Madison Gen. Jackson United States Bank Texas California Utah New Mexico

Fourth of July preparations and legal notes in Wisconsin

Preparations for a grand Fourth of July celebration fill Wisconsin stages while a political clash rises over the fugitive slave law. A Wisconsin case at Young's Hall orders release of Glover, asserting the 1850 act unconstitutional, risking a Court conflict with federal authorities. Nearby fires and German press debates amid a growing migration to Nebraska. News of shad catches at Holyoke and shipbuilding gains in Boston reflect nationwide interest.

Wisconsin A. D. Laturn Supreme Court S. M. Booth Winfield Smith Glover Smith Young’s Hall Miller United States U. S

Forsten Dustarcums.-W Assinaron, June $.-Lord Higin leaves today

Official despatches from Aouls report remission of the Black Warrior fine and Spain offsetting exemptions for British mail steamers. England and France demanded 24,000 men for Jaffa and Palestine. Spain refuses unconditionally. News from Erie notes council votes to tear up track and pull down bridges, with mayor delaying action after counsel advice. A serious G W RR accident near London kills seven passengers and injures several. Indiana Democrats endorse Dove and the Nebraska Bill by a large margin. German emigration to Nebraska continues. Irish law on frontiers cited. Judicial canvass shows Cate leading in seventh circuit. Mrs Helen Maria Gounp dies at 24.

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