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Weekly Wisconsin

Location

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1847

Page

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New Definition of Republican Principles debated in Wisconsin

The Weekly Wisconsin reprints a harsh critique of the Sentinel's obituary for Mr Tweedy. It questions assertions of his republican principles, cites concerns about elections and judiciary, and accuses Whig rhetoric of masking old federalism. It also criticizes Whig finances and wartime expenditures while noting contrasting editorials across newspapers.

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Statue turning machine hailed as American genius advance

A Boston inventor named Blanchard develops a machine to turn rough marble blocks into perfect likenesses of statues in hours. The piece lauds American ingenuity alongside telegraph, guncotton, and Daguerreotype advances, praising national progress and liberal ideals while noting military health observations from Pueblo and cold-weather resilience in soldiers.

Thomas Blanchard Boston Jgenius Washington Union Glaschard United States Franklin Patton Boate Napouson Genina Folton Germany France England Angelo Seacely Tar County

Waukesha county convention nominates candidates

A Wisconsin Democratic gathering in Waukesha County conducts informal and formal ballots for two Legislative Assembly seats, county offices, and a county treasurer. Moses Stone is urged as a Democratic nominee, with officers named for a county committee and pledges to support the party slate.

West Legislative Assembly Teliers Curtis Reed Joseph Bond George Reed Rufus Parka Wim A. Thomas Benjamin Hawkins H. Otis Skinner J. Bovee V. Bovee Reed O'Brien Lank Reidand Reidand ‘Thomas, & W.W. Sherwood, Messrs Thoms Hawkins Bond Notp Legislative Assembly B. Hawkins Mozes W. Sherwood Keen Sherwood Canvans L. Martin Ree B.D. Gifford Joseph Bent W. W. Sherne Blank OW. BR. Desk B. Hark Legislative Assumly L. Martin E. Clark B.inkins J. W. Bracket Gibord Wm. McNorton Me. Manrin Boveo Veel James Murdock Quiner FB. Ward Willi Barstow Quinner Rea PY. Bovee William Barstow P.V. Moyer Bovis G.C. Cone R. Lockswood Cone Clerc Board of Supervisors Jas. Murdoch A. W. Rendall Mr. Hawkins Jacon van Viechten S. Barstow A. F. Pratt Waukesha A. Coox J. H. Kraeaun A. Alden Simven C. Wirrie Moses M. Strone Waukesha County House of Representatives United States Mexico Ltd Wisconsin Rufus Parks James MuRvocy Sec Jefrenson County Jefferson Shebeygan Washington County Sinton D. Powsins Fuavyres J. Minas Scretary Register Jansen Pick Silis Wheler E. H. Jansen G. Picket Evwany TH. Janssen Patrick Lockers Sc J. Spence Patr Ex Dockery T. Hall H. H. Waernock Gu4ntes C. Cavenpen Coartes Emericn Clair Gipron M. Waven Timothy Hatu Xep W. Horn Washington Democrat Wisconsin Aid Wisconsin Banner of Milwaukee

War Department letter on Wisconsin volunteers 1847

Wa reply notes no regiment of Wisconsin volunteers can be accepted for the war effort at this time. It states Wisconsin will not be overlooked if a considerable force is required. The message also mentions salt works at Grand Rapids Michigan with brine depth over 600 feet and 220 gallons per bushel of salt, and reports brine processing similar to Cape Cod with 60 bushels daily. Cor Detroit Free Press.

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Moses MM Strong at Port Washington

Moses M M Strong, noted as a liberal, spoke in Washington Dem about Eastern Wisconsin and territorial interests. He urged improvements benefiting all regions and underscored agriculture and mineral exports to eastern ports, aligning votes with broader territorial prosperity.

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Racine Whig Demands Named Witness In Wilmot Proviso Claim

Framing a demand for a named witness, the notice asks for the person who heard Mr Strona declare his remarks on applying the Wilmot Proviso to future territorial acquisitions. It notes Democrat calls for investigation of a candidate's avowed principles and criticizes the Whig Sentinel joint assertion, urging accountability or retracting the rumor.

Mr. Strona Strona Wilmot Democrats Whig The Sentinel Mr. Strong

British Parliament praises American famine relief to Ireland

A transfer of aid from the United States to Ireland sparks a British debate in Parliament. Lord Palmerston's remarks are cited as cordial, stressing ties between nations and the generous American donation. The discussion contrasts gratitude with quiet British restraint and notes strong feeling toward the U.S. from both sides.

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