Nominee Wilson Seeks Senatorial Seat in Monroe County
A Republican convention nominates Capt. D. W. C. Wilson for the senator's race. The report lauds his legislative record and unyielding patriotism, noting his integrity and district support. It urges party unity to back the entire ticket and mentions forthcoming campaign stops and broader political stakes in Monroe County.
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D. W
Wilson
Capt. Wilson
Captain Wilson
Monroe County
D. W. C. Wilson
Democratic Convention Chooses Capt G L Park for Fall Campaign
In La Crosse on the 18th the Democratic Congressional Convention nominated Capt. G. L. Park of Stevens Point as their standard bearer. The piece argues Park’s loyalty to the Union, condemns A. Johnson policy, and predicts a lopsided defeat for Park in November, while praising the district's loyal voters amid a tense, partisan backdrop.
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la Crosse
G. L Park
Stevens Point
Strate
Johnson
Congress
Park
Wis
A. Johnson
Political Prospect Forecast in Jackson County Localities
The prospect for increasing Republican majorities appears flattering across Jackson County districts. Capt. J A Watrous is favored for Assembly, praised for loyalty and radical views, while Washburn’s bid for Senate gains strong support. Restoration plans energize Union voters and raise expected majorities Northwest-wide.
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Jackson County
Clark
A. Johnson
J. A. Wattous
Capt. Watrous
Northwest
Watrous
Tudge Wwe
United States Senate
Washburn
Congressional Plan of Restoration
Cleveland Johnson Soldiers Convention Fizzle Criticized
The Cleveland Johnson Soldiers Convention is dismissed as a minor failure with Gen. Custer labeled a central figure. The piece recounts past actions by Custer and portrays the convention as dominated by political aspirations and federal office seekers. It notes patent activity: five hundred applications and sixty eight certificates last week, with 1224 patents issued this week.
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Gen
Custer
Custar
Texas
United States
Ohio
Andreiy Johnson
Gen Grant
Cleveland
Butcher Forest
Hoxde
Memphis
Commissioner of Patents
Senatorial Convention Nomination in 9th District
Delegates from Monroe Juneau and Adams met in New Lisbon on September 26 1866 to nominate a State Senator. J A Chandler declined re nomination after leading informal ballots, D W C Wilson won formal ballot and accepted. Resolutions endorsed La Crosse convention actions and pledged support for Republican Union slate. district central committee named Farnham Turner Pierce. representation fixed at seven delegates per county. Wendell Phillips declined Congressional nomination citing desire to influence from outside Congress.
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Monroe
Juneau
Adams
New Lisbon
Republican Union Party
Iaid
John T. Kingston
Juneau County
J. C. Chandler
Adams County
TB. Marsden
T. D. Steele
W. B. Surdam
Monnor
J. A. Chandler
D. W. Pott
D. McBride
D. B. Bon
J. A. Rockwood
Wm. H. Farnham
Apams
W. J. Kers
Adame
Chandler
B. S. Miner
Miner
J. G. Chandler
Brst
D. W. C. Wilson
T. B. Marsden
John Turner, Esq
F. Winsor
la Crosse
Sring
Congress
United States
Philadelphia
Golden Circle
Fort Sumter
Andersonville
T. O. Howe
Senate
John Turner
Tuncan
Andrew Johnson
Monroe County
Duncan County
Political Turmoil and Economic Warnings Across States
Washington dispatch reports Gen Dix nominated for New York naval office by Secretary McCulloch. Missouri radicals nominate Gen William A Piles. California paid assents on mines in Nevada and Mexico totaling about 4.9 million. Frosts threaten Northern Illinois commerce. Richmond assigns M X X to creditors. New York Colored Union League marks emancipation anniversary. Georgia cotton prospects bleak. cholera wanes in Memphis. Conservative leaders fear elections. Unionists in North Carolina push constitutional amendment. Letters from Westchester officials criticize Johnson and Seward. calls to resist demagogues and defend free institutions.
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Washington
Dix
New York Naval Office
McCulloch
Missouri
William A. Piles
Congress
California
Nevada
Mexico
Chicago Journal
Ilinois
Richmond
Mational Express and Transportation Company
Joseph E. Johnson
Messrs. Kelley & Bistrof
New York Colored Union League
Broadway
Myrtle Avenue Park
Brooklin
Heart of
Georgia
Memphis
Louisville
Brooklyn N. Y
New York
Thurlow Weed
Hoffman
Thurlow
North Carolina
Declaration of Principles from Cleveland National Mass Convention
The Cleveland convention on September 18 1866 adopts a declaration thanking God for victory and peace in the Union cause. Delegates pledge to uphold the principles of the war for preservation of the Constitution and flag and affirm support for resolutions of the Philadelphia National Union Convention.
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New York
Fishies
United States
Cleveland
Ohio
National Union Convention
Philadelphia
Pledge to Preserve Union and Constitution Amid Resistance
The passage emphasizes maintaining constitutional supremacy and preserving the Union with equal state rights and no oppression, opposing conquest, and condemning armed resistance to lawful authorities from any region. It invokes revolutionary forefathers and pledges lives fortunes and honor to support the Union.
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St. Croix
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Chippewa
la ’Ointe
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Pols, Burnett, Douglas
Clerk
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C. C. Washburn
LA Crosse County
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Admins
Monroe CO
Ss. B. Johnson
Adriay
Serg't
David B. Bon
Lincoln
Robt A. Gillett
Tornah
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Angelo
Geo
Pratt
Sparia
Board of Supervisors
Charles W. Pott
S. H. Stearns
Wellington
Lieut
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Chas. W. McMillan
J. C. Batly
J. Austin
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New York Herald
Stanton
General Grant
Nashville
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Assembly
Wendell Phillips
Westchester County
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Jare
Seward
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Ctacurs
Enid County
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Mon- Toe
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MeathiLaw
Sheriff
C. W. McMillan
Moxicomens
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Wisconsin
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Cloth and Rep Lounges
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Chicago
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Circuit Court
John Ope
Eliza Persell
State of
Eliza Persells
Papavoortha
Reson
Ares
Graham
Sciente
Alnother Pillea Poloniva
Graham Brothers
Washington Street
Waukegan
Tih
J. L. Mather & Co
Palmer & Gaze
Griggs & Gunn
Hudson
Thornton
E. F. Thornton
P. O. Box
Hudson, N.Y
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