Partizan Judges and Republican Tactics in Wisconsin
The piece denounces independent judiciary as dangerous to the Republican Party in Wisconsin and urges voters to back partisan nominees next spring. It mentions Judge Cure and the Seventh District, claims party leaders fear independent judges, and mocks consistency within the party’s stance.
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Tood
Wisconsin
Partizan
Byoth
Bar
Peope
Ows
Cure
Ini
Nebo
Washington Dispatch on Broderick Eulogy Cancelled
A Washington dispatch says Mr. Douglas planned to deliver a Broderick eulogy yesterday but was stricken with pleurisy and could not reach the Capitol. Secretary of State Cass is also reported quite ill.
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Washington
Douglas
Broderick
Capitol
Cass
Senate Honors Death of Senator Broderick in Quiet Session
Congress observed a day of mourning with no public business as eulogies were given in the Senate by Tain Crittenden Seward Foster Foot and Tooms. In the House two ballots for Printer were held, final tally short of election.
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Senate
Broderick
Tain
Crittenden
Seward
Lickman, Stout, Burlingame, Morris and
Sickles
The Precipitate Choice and Conscience Versus Party
A fragmentary political meditation argues between conscience and republicanism in pursuing a great contest. It contrasts Mark and Vissar with party expediency and hints at elections and rising dangers as both sides claim equal zeal.
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Trelperman
Pennington
Vale
Partigan
Ainsley Beth
Beth
Diverse Notices and Anecdotes From Wisconsin and Beyond
A mixed collage notes a religious revival in Wankesha, a jailed Travis linked to earlier marriages, and Judge Mann backed by Moniello Ledger. It cites vast costs for Oregon War claims, territorial government plans for Dakota and Kansas, a bond case adjournment, tobacco yields per acre, comedian Wun Burton’s death, and Wisconsin manufacturing efforts. Also mentions a slander suit in Chicago, and heavy freight activity of the New York and Erie Railroad from Dun Kirk.
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Janes Tamil
Baldinavilla
Wisconsin Assembly considers county seats and school reform
The Wisconsin Legislature met February 10 and 11 noting petitions against Lafayette county seat removal, remonstrances about Milwaukee County Court jurisdiction, and memorials to Congress on rail connections. Bills cover dam construction, criminal judgment reforms, plank road repairs, school district changes, and municipal charters. Adjournment motions and debates on state historical society invoices marked the sessions. several bills advanced to third reading.
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Lafayette
Rockland F County
Elg Ryan
Milwaukee
Congress
Iowa
Wisconsin
Dudd
South America
A. Bangs
Menomonee River
Oconto Co
Ontacomie Co
Port Howat
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Thiere
Beaver Dam
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Tyrencal
Crawford Co
State Historial Society
Ofelonk
State Historical Society
Messrs Lyon
Judd
Bouck
Neville
Bilis
Walworth , County Bank
Geneva
Tforn
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Committee On Charitable Institutions
Sheboygan
Sheberwan” Falls
Madi, Portage Ci Superior Rail Road Company
Stanatus
T Tromis
Vassud
Cirenia Court of Auenne Co
Aeuany Lane
Amonu Sccitn
Denlor
Beave
Beave Aemar Propriation To the Aptt OF Ini
River Freezes From Yonkers To Peekskill Halting Navigation
Ice covers the river from Yonkers to Peekskill causing dangerous navigation while the Baltimore steamer sails to Liverpool carrying 34 dollars passengers and 50 000 in specie.
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Yonkers
Peekskill
Baltimore
Liverpool
Atlantic and Pacific News Briefs From Global Dispatches
European and American marine reports note the steamer Atlantic arriving with California and New York news including a million and a half in specie. Frigate Saranac reaches Panama from Realejo. sloop Prebble sails for Vera Cruz. Levant sails to Pestica. Clergy burning Bible copies provokes protest by British and American ministers. Valparaiso suffers a new fire. Buenos Aires reports indignation over a Paraguay clash as Lopez departs. Bolivia cites resistance to Linares. Peruvians in Jaquil may seek permanent control.
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Atlantic
California
Isthmus
Saranac
Panama
Realejo
Levant
Pestica
Prebble
Aspinwall
Vera Cruz
Bogota
London Bible Society
Jones
Washington
Valparaiso
Calluo
Buenos
Castella
Urbina
Ureta
Linarez
Jaquil
Arrival of the Canada steamer at the port
The Canada, which left Liverpool on the 28th, arrived at 1 PM. British parliamentary notices include Lord Brougham’s move for slave trade returns and the government’s pledge to suppress slavery. Reports from London and Paris, plus religious revivals in Erie and Pittsburgh, are noted. A Prussian tribute to Joofland is mentioned alongside medical notices from Philadelphia.
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House of Commons
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Leghorn
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Gany
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Philadelphia
St Canadas
West Indies
South America
Union
Trines
Inna
Northwest
Telegraph
Emg
Ahler Pail
Ring
Milwaukee
Str
Bates
Rev Dr Brownlee Died At Seventy Seven In New York
The Rev Dr Brownlee of the Collegiate Dated Reform Church died yesterday aged seventy seven. A steamer Yankee towed the schooner Kedron after it dragged out to sea with the sea breaking over her. The Hudson River storm caused extensive property damage estimated at 900000 with widespread injuries to buildings trees and homes. At Peekskill damages ranged 60500 to 70000 including loss of Dr Grant's greenhouse and nursery. The Greagory House at Lake Wahop pac was destroyed.
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York
Brownlee
Reform Church
Kedron
Hudson River
Examine Possible Warranted Woodwork Site in Lutz
A fragment notes a double and single synessess type warrant for wood material intended for a site at Lutz. The text is incomplete but indicates procurement or construction activity linked to a local project.
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