Extension of Suffrage Debate Highlights Equal Rights Principle
The majority report from a legislative committee argues for universal suffrage as a fundamental right, rejects racial exclusion, and asserts rights come from God not government. It denounces proportional oppression, cites education, religion, and birth origins as non-disqualifying, and urges passage of a suffrage bill in Wisconsin. The pieceends with local notices and endorsements for public figures.
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Wny Elses
Bigetate
Lear Armas
Wisconsin
Puerto
Politie
Banda
Congress
Massachusetts
South Carolina
New England
Lincoln
Jolson
de Lorm
Proceedings of Shawano HM E Church Trustees March 15 1866
Board of Trustees of the HM E Church of Shawano met by notice at the Pastor's Study on March 15 1866. John Wiley was elected Chair man Z Clark Colburny Secretary and Hon Ur Naber Treasurer to serve until successors are elected. Committees were formed for church lot improvements and fundraising with Rev J L Hewitt. Plans for the church building and estimates were to be presented next meeting. Regular sessions to be on the first Tuesday evening each month.
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Tron
Joh Wiley
Z. Clark Colburny
Ur. Naber
James Munn
Chas. M. Upham
JL. Hewitt
Messrs
Sayer & Andrews
JL Hewitt
Soa
M.B. Church
Il. Nuber
John Wiley
Shawano
Ore Weber
Board of ‘Trustees
Naser
Profem
Crank Cuonrnurn
Brownlow Endorses President If Policy Aligns With Union Platform
Tennessee Governor Brownlow’s Knoxville Whig article argues support for the President only if his reconstruction aligns with the Baltimore platform. He condemns leniency to rebels, urges Congress to decide Southern restoration, and warns loyalists against opposing Union policy.
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Cgovernor Brownlow
Tennesee
Knoxville Whig
Congress
Tennessee
Mbaniue
Democratic Party
Baltimore
Myr
Union
Brownlow
Fragmented OCR Data Summary
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