Wisconsin Elects Officials and Senators in 1867 General Election
The document outlines Wisconsin's 1867 general election, detailing Governor Lucius Fairchild’s term, replacing several state officers including Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, Attorney General, State Superintendent, Bank Comptroller, and State Prison Commissioner. It lists numerous State Senators across districts, and Assembly Members, plus an amendment referendum on constitutional changes and banking law. It notes election procedures and the referendum ballot format and timing for November 1867.
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Mary
Lucius Fairehita
Wyman ‘Spooner
Thomas
Allen
William Eith
Charles R. Om
Wii
John G. McMynn
Jeremiah UM. Rusk
Prise
Henry Cordroy
Senate
Brown
Kegrauer
Dour
M. J. Mond
Thorp
Olice
Milwaukes
Lake
Oak Creek
Frankli Greenfield
Milwaukee
Charles H. ‘Barkin
Maryy Pbebs Bets
AK State
Ri Whith Senata
Kenoshd
Sholes
Oficenril
Waukesha
du Heed
Enaigr
Eest
Grant
H. Rounlyee
Willies
Pire
Gue
Fox Lake
Chester
Westford
Beaver Dam
Burnett
Cal- AM
Oak, Grove
Epa
Lawell
Portland
Shields
Trenton
Mesonsherard
Waupun
Tassounty
Dodge
Plice
Stoddard Judd
Pond'dy Gorge
F. Wheeler
Jannuary
Outagamie
Calimet
Oconto
Shawnna
A. L. Smith
Sonsaid
Green
Ft. Adams
Dane
Roxbury
Mazomnie
Jack Earth
Gerry
Springsfield
Middleton
Cross Stainz
Viermont
Bie Mounds
Spring Due
Versin
Fitchburg
Ore
Pines
Easton
A Stote
Phirtieth
Richland
Orawhard
Benjamin Ban
Se Attacé
Dunn
Chippewa
Pepin
Eau Claire
Builzle
Jackson, Clark
Ax Wuefdas
Sereby
State Board of
Carle
Wrtedasih
Wnatice
Madigan
Shawano County Supervisor and School Superintendent Election Notice
Notice of an election on Tuesday November fifth for Shawano County Supervisors in districts two four five six seven and for a County School Superintendent. Appointments to fill vacancies in districts nine two wanke chon six Pella Angelica and more. Dated Shawano September ninth eighteen sixty seven. Spencer Wiley Sheriff.
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Sth
Delle Plaine
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Pella
Julius Schilling
Ily
Angelica
Platt Rudd
A. P. Knapp
Spencer Wiley
Howe Election Results Show Republican Gains in Iowa
The report claims a Republican majority of about 23,000 statewide, 8,000 more than earlier, with gains in Johnson Scott Boone Kremer Monona and Marion counties. It notes no losses in Des Moines and a possible legislature gain. mentions city vote gains despite whisky influence and bonds. Supreme Court judges went to Davenport for a term.
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Ohio Election Report Shows Governor Election Margin
Early returns indicate Stayes elected governor by a margin from 1 060 to 4 000 with a Democratic legislature by a small majority. Carrell Secking and Noble counties have not reported yet.
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Connecticut Election Returns Show Democrat Gains Amid Mixed Results
Returns from thirty-one towns indicate Democrats gain in many districts, though strongholds show some slip. Voters report warm weather this week affecting turnout as results from town meetings unfold in the state.
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Washington News of Oct 9 1868 Reconstruction Cabinet Changes
Reports from Washington and Ohio reflect election uncertainty in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Johnson remains quiet, with rumors he may replace Seward. Reverdy Johnson arrives to take a Cabinet post. Seward travels to Nubura New York to select new post offices. Randall accompanies. Sherman tours with Johnson. Grant discussed by Schofield. Monument plans for Lincoln proceed with 36 foot statue. 187,600 raised. Printing of impeachment testimony resumes for Congressional use.
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Commissioners' of’ Pensions
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County
Barret
New
Your
New .York
Orzun Hore
Andrew Johnson
W. T. Sherman
Suerstary McCulloch
Gract
Uader
Louisiana Election Report Shows Partial Parish Results
The brief notes New York and Ohio election reliance and describes Louisiana counties’ results. About one third of Louisiana counties report, registration figures around Ed. 185, with Orleans and others voting heavily. The conversion margin cited as between five to eight thousand, with roughly ten percent of votes cast supporting the faction.
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