September meetings and verse from the Knickerbocker
Meetings are listed with time and place, featuring distinguished speakers announced later. The Knickerbocker column shares a rustic anecdote from the Editor about a pious character and a vivid tale, followed by reports of insect swarms damaging crops and a vandalism incident at a nursery in New Bedford.
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Henry H. Crapp
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Democratic County Convention in Sauk County 1852
Democratic County Convention to be held at Adams on September 5 1852 at 2 PM to note county officers delegates to congressional and senatorial conventions and conduct related business. Delegates from towns to meet. Also Brooklyn town Democrats to assemble September 21 at Baraboo Coast House to select delegates for the county convention.
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Isaac Mooree
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Judicial Election and Religious Test Clash in NH Style
A partisan call for Supreme Court judges argues for impartiality amid fierce politics. It cites religious tests, Pierce’s stance, and Concord versus Hillshorn as pivotal for upholding constitutional interpretation and protecting liberty against corporate influence and bias.
Independent Ticket and Whig influence in state politics
The piece argues that the Independent Ticket is driven by corporate interests and local wealth, warning democracy to scrutinize who benefits. It questions the sources of support and suggests this movement reflects a danger to liberties, urging Democrats to vote on the 27th inst.
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