New Wisconsin Officers Sworn In With Mixed Parties
The new State Officers with one or two exceptions were sworn in on Monday. Governor A. W. Raspann, Republican, and Governor-Ki. D. Canynein, Democrat, head a diverse administration. Appointments include D. W. Joses as Secretary of State, S. D. Nastixas as Treasurer, Gannen Borex as Attorney General, J. C. Squinna as Comptroller, Lysax CO. Dra PER as State Superintendent, and E. M. Mac GRAWw as State Prism Commissioner.
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Ilauiam Secratary
Walworth County
Rufis McCraken
Volney A. McCracken
Rufax McCracken
LaGrange
Elkhorn
Vaid
Whitewater
Yal
Peter Golder
Shed
Waheorta County
Civil War in Kansas Sparks national alarm and debate
The article reports Kansas teetering on rebellion as the Kansas-Nebraska conflict erupts over the Lecompton Constitution. It cites warnings from the Free-State faction and concerns about President Buchanan’s policy, plus political exchanges in Congress about Walker’s arrest and southern reactions. It also notes Wisconsin figures and local legislative plans, with outlooks on future political moves.
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Buchanan
North-West
Milwaukee News
United States
Oxford
Walker
Douglas Speech on Kansas and Local News Mix
The Portage Badger State announces editor Joe Doty overseeing its columns under new proprietorship with McHugh & Co. and notes Doty’s Democratic stance while predicting his influence. The issue also covers reports on border ruffians in Kansas, editor changes at the Sentinel, and a Racine skating accident causing a drowning.
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Chicago
Washington
Tewis Dags
Buffalo Daily Courier
Cass Democrat
Badger State
Wisconsin Bank notes and mislaid towns raise questions
Notes discuss a Wisconsin bank named The Wisconsin Fat ley Bark located in Millville with capital of 50000 dollars and presidents Ramsey and Ramsey Jr. Bible-like inquiries ask where Chigille could be in Osonto County near Con terelle while reports claim 12000 dollars in bills found in the state treasury. Other items cover a Michigan life-insurance dispute, Oregon constitutional returns, and political gossip from Wisconsin and national figures.
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Parapiye
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John Paulding
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Westchester County
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Walker
Arnold
Peabody & Co
London
George Peabody
Junius Morgan
Hartford
Bank of England
Dennistoun & Co
Suont
Bigler
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Wilmot
Ries
Selec
ADL
Kansas Conflict and Leavenworth Dragoon Clash Report
Intelligence from Kansas recounts Gen Lane's siege at Sugar Mound with U S Dragoons repulsed after demand to surrender. Reinforcements sent, Lawrence volunteers rally, civil war feared as 2500 expected. Also notes Lecompton Constitution dispute and a destructive fire in Ourcaco with 60,000 dollar loss.
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Bourbon County
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Ourcaco
Clarke Street
Quincy
Jackson Streets
Messrs. Hansburg, Harlin
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