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Newspaper
Sauk County Standard
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1852
Page
2
Fragmentary text mixes banking terms with scattered names and dates. It references loans or capital, rents, rates, and payments, with numerous garbled phrases and extraneous proper nouns. The readable content lacks a coherent event or narrative to summarize into a full news item.
In a sweeping address in New York and Boston, a distinguished speaker extols Massachusetts as the heart of liberty and urges continued passion for independence and republican principles. He recounts encounters with British crowds, praises American unity, and warns Europe of monarchical pressures while highlighting Massachusettss enduring support for liberty.
The Auton Int Bank plans to commence operations at Allon Til based on Minas State Stocks. Principal stockholders include Peter Wise J J Mitchell and A Len. The record notes the liberation of Horace Preston, the returned slave, has been accomplished.
Boston May 7 Hon Daniel Webster was thrown from his carriage near Kiogaton while traveling from Marshfield to Plymouth by a broken harness. A physician was summoned after the accident and found his injuries light. He was later thought able to return to Marshfield after a few hours.
Subjvet to the Pevisioner of National Convention campaign item naming Henry Dodge for president twice, indicating party guidance and alignment with convention oversight.
A Wisconsin notice reflects on widespread hard times due to overextended farming. It cites land overpurchase, excessive crop focus on wheat, heavy debt, extravagant living, and emigration to California as root causes. The piece urges farmers to form agricultural societies, adopt prudent practices, and rely on years of steady effort rather than banks or railroads for relief.
The letter from Washington reports sharp Tory and Whig rifts with seat and pilot factions at odds. It notes fear of disunion, hopes for party unity, and observers watching the outcome amid broader Democratic split. Also covered are temperance convention notes, charitable appeals, and incidents in Rome and Boston tied to Kossuth and reform efforts.
Fragmentary OCR narrative describes Mr Clay and supporters amid public attention, mentioning battles of sympathy and loss, and a scene of political and social controversy. The text intermittently references Mr Brooks, Patriots in Leja, and the crowd’s reactions, with scattered phrases about tone, strength, and mortality.
The fragment discusses agricultural markets and pricing, noting how producers depend on fair tolls and market access to cover expenses and gain a balance. It urges readers to consider farming's broader effects on animals and crops and references Cassius to claim honesty and truth in critique.
The report blends political turmoil with accidents, noting Gov Biglerley and a Supreme Court seat transfer amid a mysterious judge’s death and a presidential candidate’s fate. It describes a fatal train mishap near Aten involving a child washed from a car, and a separate Michigan Central crash where contact with calistas caused multiple deaths.
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