The Weekly Wisconsin and Democratic Policy Warms
The issue discusses Democratic Party positions on tariffs and the Independent Treasury, arguing that just legislation and light taxation sustain national prosperity. It notes rising Western trade via the lakes, declares abundant grain prospects, and references state political moves, new papers, and local happenings including local press debates and insurance concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whig Party
Democratic Party
Munrychiea
GES TAYLOR AND WEIG SCHEMERS
A criticized letter from Gen Tauvon angers whigs as partisanship, while better informed readers see its genuineness. The piece compares Gen Tavton to Gen Fackson and notes political maneuvering around Gen Pattercon’s Philadelphia dinner. Detroits Free Press stance on harbor measures cited. unity for republicanism praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ges
Taylor
Weig
Gen
Tauvon
Gen. Taxton
Gen. Tavton
Wanniwow
Gén. Fackson
Bueme Vista
New Orleans
Pattercon
Philadelphia
Joan W. Forney
McMrenann
Chateman
Preas
Col. Fansee
Gol. Fouxee
Anil
Detroit Free Press
Racine grows as a thriving western harbor town
The Racine article extols the village on a peninsula at the Racine River confluence with Lake Michigan. It highlights steady growth, new brick stores, mills, warehouses, a harbor plan, and inland improvements funded by locals, predicting Racine will be one of the region’s largest and prettiest villages within a few years. The piece also includes a long letter from EN Taylor and remarks on Buffalo harbor enlargement needs and regional commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Wisconsin
Uwlindi
Indiana
Oh 6
Michigan
Olio
Holic
Mingis
Siu
Rowl
Pierce
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Thomas’ Weit
Beton Rouge
Indiana Regiment
St. Mary
Blissonvi
Tur Wrarier
St. Louis
New York
Chit
Ers
Wien
Bewran
Gen
Free Press
Cass
Jerry Fox
Racine
Preat Lakes
Lake Michigan
Rarine
Alice
Clione
Allon
Ventani
Taylor
Aiajad Geos Uy
Ruperlo Starbor
Neck
Black Rock
Buffalo
Bufflo
Butido
St. Joseph
Milwaukee
Bffalo
Buthlo
Erie Canal
Journud
New Lampshlyre
Taynon
New Monterey
Mexico
United States
Amercan
Arrival of Colonial Honor Guard Cited in St Louis
The article describes funeral rites for Col. Janmiv and Levut, with a procession by the St. Louis Greys to the Court House, the river transport to Meredosin then Jacksonville, and a detailed ceremony in the Rotunda. It notes the crowd, music, and the dignified display surrounding the interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Janmiv
Levut
Hlovenron
Vr. Bagen
St. Louis
Illinois Volunteers
Lomse
St. Louis Greys
Mitesh
Cyits
Fluvtson Iil
Weighlinon
Missouri Volunteers
Major Sivwat
Dex
Jacksonville
Irlad
Porkers Trust
Big
Breadstuffs advance on the Continent and Mayville town notes
The Buffalo Commercial reports rising bread prices in Hinetto, Howwawa, and Germany, with news on imports and a pending visit by King Louis XVIII to England. In Mayville, a Democratic County Convention adjourned without nominations, while local town development includes a new mill, growing commerce, a double tiling mill, a planned town layout, and strengthening water power on Rock River. Mayville lays out prospects for settlers, with land priced at ten shillings per acre and Peerson & May offering guidance.
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Buffalo
Aston
New York
Cherbourg
Hinetto
Howwawa
Germany
Lo- Pop
England
Conerastaeritz
Rock River
Dolge County
Ailty
Milwaukee
Port Washington
Sheboygan
Ang Mun
Anvin Frost
Mechanicva
Norial
Shank
Mayville
Peorson & May
Willie
Lown Chronicle
INTERESTING NEWS FROM THE MISSOURI PLAINS EXPEDITION
Fort Leavenworth receives Plains dispatches via Lieut Love reporting a raid on government trains by Comanches near the Arkansas and Santa Fe route. He recounts heavy losses among his men, calls for reinforcements, and notes other trains attacked. Other items include Turkish discoveries, canal machinery, and political notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Fort Leavenworth
Love
Santa Fe
Arkansas
Aleady
Bishop
Tnndians
Lt. Love
Camarches
Smith
Missouri Volunteers
Council Grove
Shephard
Turney
Delegates Elected At Milwaukees Democratic Convention
On motion a three member committee was appointed to receive credentials. The Milwaukee delegates named include T. D. Butler and John Crawford among others. ballots selected eight delegates for the Territorial Convention with multiple formal ballots culminating in electees such as Maurits Schoefner and T. D. Hoyt. The session adjourned sine die. Also reports A Democratic County Convention at Avon elected Racine and other county delegates for Madison. Washington and Sheboygan districts chose four delegates with substitutes for Madison. Delegates from Walworth County to the convention are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Vera Cruz
County of
Milwaukee
Court House
City of
Democratic County Committee
John A. Brown
Davin Minart
Asuxy
T. D. Butler
John Crawford
John
Gary
Tat
J. A. Thoughes
Alok
Moatkiceen
Robert B. Tedfard
Jacob Fink
Gth Warv
J. L. Doran
Jobo &, Caneron
Acctitald
McFadyent
Rood
Sth
Wann
David Merril
LW. Works
J. Mi. Saith
Bars
Jaun
D. A. Crane
Andrew Sutliby
M. Fitsgereld
John Fitegetahl
James Riordan
Ganenyira
D. C. James
M. O'Brien
Righards
Moore
Warwarowe
Most PF
J. Sirttiney
Jobe Crawford
Robert Wrrnon, Jr
Jota Dota
Brown
Wows
Garret
Vilet
Alfering
Copbas
Osu Conan
A. Gruetchy
Maurits Schoefner
R. N Messinger
Joh A. Brown
T. D. Hoyt
Sidney L. Bond
J. B. Holfenatien
C. J. Richars
Robert B. Tedford
Tear
Madison
M.J. Bowes
W. A. Barstow
Viat Stross Resawurox
Genesia
W. A
Wisconais
M. J. Vovee
Chin, WA
Barerow, Sec’y
Sylvania
Saturlay
John “I
Waerecy Ie
Washington
Sheboygan
Twesdy
Ezra Berenano
Port Washington
J. C. Honakr
FLW
Thors
Mequon
Madsen
Lyaran Down
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Peron
Cramer & Curtis
Weet
Cmasenits
National Intelligencer
Chicago Journal
New-York
Dun Winnace
Tax Supresse Court
Maner
State Register
Springfield
Wiz
Iy Lawvater & Wanker
Twinois
Meneway
Gaiena
Troy Post
Gimilax
Ocownxna
Congress
Wntes
Jooh
Dale Owen
Nos
J. Henkes
Jolie Tenbwon
Charles H. Text
Dale B. Smith
Willa We. Weir
Rich Lns McCarthy
G.G Dann
W. Thompason
Sonn Pobtite Davie
Brior
Penttiye Cha
Supipweive
Bremen Line
New Or Jenna
New Orleaans
Mobile
Pribune
Cap
Wisconsin Regulas
Southport
Quancee
Mears
Sam
H. M. Cady
Avensius
Hong
Bronson & Crocker Agivist
T. Wratan
Axh
Plantii& Pr
Wyman
Lux
Educa- Telegraph
Troy
Juli S. Oting
Jobsoin
Col. Burnng
Col. Baros
Collart
Independence
Missouri
Oregon
California
Tipach Wago
Thik Genistiat Tonntey
Jusphce Gazette
UNION
Reeve Caccut
James A. Gan Racin
St. Croix
Gallagher
Beardsown
Geer McLean
Gallasher
Hinton
Missouri Plains
J. Lawrence Sway
Constantino Ple
Turkey
Telus
Jersey
Naxos
Totten
Pittsburgh
Totten & Knapp
Erie
CAI
Dem
Lerren Tox
Chicago
Furrand
Mland
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
Albany
Massachusetta
Aidnken
Wis
Boxtom
Gov. Baines
Meyer Quincey
Bostom
Strikitus
U.S. Army
Ruttaln
Chirag
Miami Valley
Melavaurere
Teesiocr Arso
Mavarire Senusrvnen
Messivern
J. P. Henrenerers
Toni A. Brows
C.J. Riewanve
L. Roon
Rowen B. ‘Fenronp
David Merrill
G. Angry
Seer
Avaukesha
Democratic County
Racine County
Frederice W. Horn
Wuurre
H. C. Hownar
C. Youne
West Bend
Washington Democrat
Wisconsin Banner
Ez Burchard
Ch N. FL
C. Towarr
Walworth Co
Wathaniel Brit
Himsell
LH Seaver
Par. C Vitten
Theos
D. Grant
E. Estabyvek
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