YOR PRESIDENT HENRY DODGE SURRENDER OF PAPER CONTROL
A Baraboo Sauk County Standard notice explains financial trouble and health issues leading J A Wacaonta to withdraw from management. The editor states the editorial department will be under the junior partner, with best wishes for the paper and its mechanical quality. March 10, 1832. Officials Dodge Eastman Doty Burkes cited for public documents and seeds donations.
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Sauk County Standard
Henry Dodge
Ben C. Eastman
James D. Doty
Charles Burkes
Dodge Pony Akwen Ganleu
Pactent Office
JW. Fyffe
Flouse
BE. Wakedmy
State Senate
Theoke
Wisconsin Legislature Deliberates On Back Bill In Milwaukee
The Wisconsin Legislature, relocated from Milwaukee, spends each afternoon in a committee of the whole debating the back bill. The body plans to publish the bill after final passage and notes other matters like commissioners appointments and the Maine Anti-Liquor law will be addressed later. The Treasury is reportedly empty, and remaining business may be rushed to finish by April.
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Milwaukee
Yona
Columons
Maine
Mournful Casualty and Political Rhetoric From Baltimore
A five year old named Adam R. died after a log rolled onto him, near Frasdom. The piece also critiques Beriah Brown New Deal and Nogglas over Baltimore Convention delegates. The Mexican Rebellion update notes Caravajal crossing the Rio Grande with 60 Americans and 60 Mexicans, aiming at Metamoras, with Gen Vandha resigning as Capt. General of Cubs as the British government considers the move.
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Baltimore
N. Or Jeanne
Southern Mail
Rio Grande
Caravajal
Metamoras
Vandha
Cubs
Branish
Abolition debate over a child death case in Lebanon
A woman named Trout was jailed in Lebanon Pennsylvania last week for whipping a three year old girl to death whom she tutored as stepmother. The piece contrasts this with abolitionist reactions to fugitive slave cases, accusing editors of hypocrisy and questioning legal double standards between free and slave states.
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Cazpom Rae Andrriomrets
Trout
Lebanon
Adams Wisconsin Township A Thriving Inland Village
Adams Wisconsin is described as a bustling New England style village with 1500 inhabitants. It boasts neat cottages, stores, a central public square, and multiple mills, a foundry under erection, rich timber, quarries, and fertile surrounding land. The key drawback is lack of an outlet to market, hindering surplus product transport to market.
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Adams
Sauk
Wisconsin
Barahon
Rivera
Javier
New England
Adama
Assembly debates banking site and county orders bill
Assembly members clash over Site authorizing banking and county orders drawing interest with concerns of fraud. Weal Harbar and Hoyt oppose engrossment. Shales urges passage. Bill referred to a select committee. Another bill on adoption of children as heirs at law is recommitted to the Judiciary committee.
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Botkin
Haing
Weal
Harbar
Hoyt
Senate Proceedings and Debates of March 2 1852
The Senate read a third time and passed a bill authorizing town clerks to certify funds for public school support. A charter amendment for the R R V C BR Ca was debated long and referred to incorporations. In committee, amendments were discussed and the road extension to Lin Crome was challenged. The Senate adjourned with Assembly activity noted as minor. On March 3, Alban introduced a joint resolution limiting new business after the tenth of the month and adjournment to the south end of the month.
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Sewan
Langthy
Palmer
Reed
Alban
Hoebschmann
Ethles
Lin Crome
Senate
Bilis
Land Warrant Bill Sparks House Senate Debate
Congressional records show a bill on land warrants being assignable and a House amendment dispute. Senators discussed railroad land grants, mileage and education provisions while Oregon and Iowa bills drew vocal opposition. The Senate considered a warehouse system tweak and queries over naval accounts. Washington dates Feb 17 to 25 reflect heated debates and adjourments as Congress pursues internal improvements.
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Wasninarow
Mr. Hunter
Senate
Kosgath
My. Unser
Wood
Sevare
Oregon
Tate
Underwood
Mesare
Sumner
Felch
House
Resolution to require forfeiture and payment details on school lands
Mr Prentice moves that the commissioners of the School and University lands supply to the Senate a statement listing all sums paid as forfeiture, with names of those liable who have not paid, and the towns and counties where funds are held. Mr Wakeley’s report on the Fugitive Slave Law is laid on the table for printed 500 ords.
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Prentice
Inie 'Commissionera
Senate
Pinekaéy
Wakeley
Portage Citizens Protest Fox River Funds Diversion
Assembly notes March 3 session where Petitions urged against diverting Fox River improvement funds and called for a law to continue works until completion. Debates include Main Ligure Law, Marathon County reorganization, Portage linkage, Wyocena county seat vote, mute relief and education, with bank questions under committee of the whole.
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Peitons
Shaftan
Portage
Fox River
Mesara
Lewis and
Tony
Gatton
Sueden
Cate
Marathon
Lewis
Columbia County
Wyocena
Fellows
Washington Feb 28 California population bill and House vote report
Fragmentary report from Washington notes Mr Gyer on town land bill and a judiciary committee decision to report California population at 169 000 securing two House seats for California. A House vote on Bounty and Warrant is mentioned with a motion to table. Eleven nine to eighty four appears in the tally. The Collins Stanmer Baltic arrived at Isigt at noon and Mr Clay’s health is improving.
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Gyer
House
Missouri
Washington
Collins Stanmer Baltic
Isigt
Republic
Clay
Judiciary Committee
California
Congress
Bell
Bowler
Wassrehosetia
Arrival of the Steamship Franklin Ferried News
London reports Parliament debate on Lord John Russell's ballot militia bill and reforms, alongside discontent in Austria and Belgium and political upheavals in Turkey and Chile. Amid war prep and revolutions, European powers face unrest and potential conflict. Strong mentions of France, Switzerland, and Austrian occupation. Local notices on Maine liquor laws and Kossuth visit rejected. Reports from New York, Harrisburg, Louisville, and Bastion provide broader turmoil context.
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John Russell
St. Albans
Lord Nass
Parkias
Prange
Sprain
Nait
Pate
Austria
Lly
Belgium
Switzerland
Constantinopis
Che Rineliss Indnaica
Komath and Mr Clay Interview Report in National Intel
A garbled reprint recounts an interview involving Komath with Mr Clay and figures like Elon Presley Ewing Senator Jones Cass and Mr Fendal. The piece notes tender civility exchanges a brief bow of apology and remarks about health and restraint amid a formal audience in Washington City.
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Elon
Presley Ewing
Kentucky
Senator Jones
Tennessee
Cass
Fendal
Washington City
M. Boasuih
Cassiatahant Thea N'Glock
Clay
Ross
Sy'y
Mr. Clay
Clay and Kossuth Interchange on Hungary and Liberty
In a heated exchange, Clay critiques Hungary policy and warns against entangling Europe in American affairs while praising liberty. Kossuth, visibly moved, expresses gratitude and gratitude toward Clay, the audience, and the cause of freedom.
Adams Priday meeting nominates delegate to district convention
A Sauk County gathering at the van howse in Adams Priday night discussed nominating a candidate for Elector at the Congressional District Convention to be held in Mineral Point on April 2. The chair was Hestero, with Wheeler as secretary. A delegate was appointed with power to name a substitute and to refrain from attending the Baltimore convention if needed to preserve party harmony. The proceedings were to be published in the Sauk County Standard. A land sale by public auction was announced for April at the Adams house, describing parcels in Mineral Point Township near Section 4, Township 12 North, Range 12 West, with dates and terms outlined.
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Sank
Beld
Vanhowse
Adams
Mins Potrt
Eleetor
Nia Brown
Hesrixetos
Elair
J. W. Wheeler
Tieti
Adama
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