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Weekly Wisconsin

Location

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1847

Page

5

Democratic delegates name Moss e Strone for Western territory

Delegates from Minorel Paint name Moss e Strone as the nominee with 45 votes and express strong support for his Democratic credentials. The piece defends party unity, criticizes Whig letters, and notes harmony at adjournment. It mentions Sarrs, Taxor, and local newspaper shifts, alongside a steam paper mill planned for Madison Street.

Mosse M.strone Minerel Wisconsin Democratic Party Times Afadison Express Tavion Taxor Brésth Menominee Lowell Buf. Com Greenwood Sreppa Washington Don Pedro Wasr Topa

Convention debate and ballot on delegate to Congress 1847

The convention held informal and formal ballots for delegate to Congress with Hiram Barber and others receiving votes. It passed resolutions, appointed a committee to draft an address to electors, and praised presiding officers. Debates on executive power, judiciary, citizenship for voting, and municipal courts followed amid notices from Crako Gonpo and local industry reports.

Wisconaicy Manson Davin Nocane Presid Mouris Mezars Nelson’ Dewey Wm. M. Dennis Warren Chase Messrs Messinger Trowbridge Allen Doe Estis Singer Henson Holmes Hobart Beall Hesk Hemeup Congress Hiram Barber Morgan L. Martins Moses M. Strong A. Hyatt Smith D. Noggle Brown and Whitesides Strong Mm, Strons Iowa le Jator Perritory I. Walker Levi Hubbell Win C., Allen W. R. Smith Davin Nocexe Scroermen Feat Henston Mav Executive Department Crako Gonpo Sraworrey Supreme Court Ceara

Forces in Puebla expect decisive move in Mexico war

Telegraph report from New York notes Gen Scott’s Puebla position as pivotal before seizing Mexico City. Reinforcements under Pemer and PillowCadwallader boost Scott to about 14 000 troops at Puebla. Santa Anna’s Puebla government grants Canalizo dictatorial powers, martial law, and revenue control, while Puebla’s governor resists, pledging committee talks with the central government.

Scort Pueblo Sara Ana San Luis Potosi Scott Mexico Puebla Monterey Santa Anna United States Buffalo New Yonk New Orleans Vera Cruz Scorr Pueblas Paow Pinton Betray Americana Corb Perry Tabasco Tavwon Alabama Pemer Tast-colimmander Pillow Cadwallader Buliten Canalizo Cerro Gordo Anaya Publa Canalina

Arrival Britannia Arrives Boston and Western trade notes

Britannia reached Boston on the 17th amid reports of cotton and breadstuffs movements. Western spun sales paused at 3 shillings. prices vary by region. Cotton has advanced per pound. Commercial items include flour prices in Canada and meal and corn costs. Also covered are Irish emigration impacts, Jenny Lind fame, and Bank of England liquidity.

Richmond Alexandria Philadelphia Baltimore New Orleans Ohio Canada Britannia Farnee Marrow Ireland Marain Cork Iaih Singer London Scotland Jenny Lind Miss Bremer England Liverpool O'Connell Rome Bank of England Albany Europe Axotto Mohawk and Hudson Railway France Old City

German Heart and Family Life Praised in Grace Green Wood Letter

Grace Green Wood extols German character focusing on intellectual discipline in Prussia Saxony and Weimar and the heartfelt development of women. She contrasts German domestic affection with English and American life noting mothers tenderness roles and graveyard inscriptions. The letter to Home Journal discusses George Rapp economy community near Ohio and visits Major Edward Webster of Marshfield health update.

Prussia Saxony Weimar England France United States Welk Germany Wnr Jay Home Journal George Rapp Ohio Rapp Byron Gertrude Miss Robinson ~ Crusoe Edward Webster Massachusetts Regiment of Volunteers Tgor Marshfield

Californias Quiet State Attributed To Fremont

Col William Russell returns from California with a statement praising Col Fremont for pacifying and stabilizing the region after a fall insurrection. He contrasts Fremonts leadership with Gen Kearneys and notes Californias cordial sentiment toward American authority. The St Louis New Era notes the piece aims to vindicate Fremont while sparing Kearney, with undecided justice.

Win. Hy Russell California Fremont Col Russell Los Angeles Com. Shubrick Gen. Kearney Monterey Shubrick Kearney Col. Fremont United States New Mexico Col. R Capt Emory Stockton San Pasquel Cal. Fremont Gov. Fremont Col. Russell St. Louis

Sailor Anecdote Praises Silas Wright and Tariff Talk

Cleveland correspondent recalls a sailor witness story linking Silas Wright to Canton New York and the drive to roads work with a stern jab at Whigs and the tariff. The tale finds Wright described as a vigorous laborer and strong hand on scrapers plows and axes, while mocking political factions and the era’s big issues.

Cleveland Ohio Statesman Canton St. Lawrence’ County New York Silas Wright Wright Agai Congress

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