Cameron Resignation and Stanton Nomination Stir Policy Debate
The paper reports Secretary Cameron’s withdrawal from the War Department and Edwin W. Stanton of Pennsylvania named as his successor. It notes public speculation on causes, rebukes the Cameron stance in the date Report, and discusses Stanton’s Unionist leanings and strong war prosecution. It comments on the Washington Chicago Tribune note praising Stanton’s integrity and vigor, and notes other local items including a new look for the Pond du Lac Democratic Press and the collapse of Lee & Kinnaird’s bank in McGregor.
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Cammeron
War Department
Edwin W. Stanton
Pennsylvania
Cameron
Joseph Hult
Ilott
Stanton
Washington
Chicago Tribune
Tle
Chase
Sumner
Pond du Lac
Strong
Wisconsin’s Plan for Armory and State Credit Reform
A speaker urges Wisconsin to seek a congressional armory and naval depot in Milwaukee, promote industrial ties abroad, and push constitutional amendments to curb state and local debt. He warns against costly rail and real estate speculation, calls for debt settlement agencies, and supports restricting corporate stock subscriptions to cash only.
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England
United States
Congress
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Lake Superior
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Rebellion and war policy arguments shape northern stance
The piece argues that rebellion against the Union has been long in preparation, with the Lincoln administration and Republicans accused of planning, while urging loyal support for the government. It frames the conflict as a constitutional defense against Southern demands and calls for steadfast unity and disciplined public opinion to sustain wartime policies.
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Democratic Party
Lincoln
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Congress
Judiciary
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Watvey
Wisconsin Drifts and Governor Randall A Record of Power
Framing a political arc from Randall’s 1862 inauguration through his renomination and reelection, the piece recounts Republican momentum, party tensions, and the war era performance. It highlights praise for Randall’s leadership, contest with the La Crosse Railroad influence, and the German Republican demand for Suhr Suhr’s faction. It concludes with a tragic death by fire in Depore and a major blaze at McGregor Town, with substantial losses and insurance.
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Alexander W. Randall
Republican Party
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Bushford
Gov
Randall
Fauithy
Conventic
Democratic Party
Aso
la Crosse Railroad
Carl Sehurs
Liberty
Amon
Register
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Suhrra
Bit
Mit
Damocralig
Wisconsin
Fort Sumter
Hig
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Message of Governor Harvey Receives High Praise
The first annual Message of Governor Harvey is praised for its careful preparation and practical recommendations. It urges economy through universal depreciation of local government debt and adoption of pay as you go, applauding the new Treasury practices and support for state and local reforms. The piece lauds his devotion to the Union cause and deems the Message direct, concise, and timely, likely to satisfy Wisconsin’s loyal citizens.
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Harvey
John Randolph
Gov. Harvey
Ustings
Wisconsin
Desolate Beaufort Plantation Described During Forage
Reconstruction era letter from Port Royal recounts foraging near Beaufort, detailing enslaved people living on two plantations, their activities during Christmas, and looted homes. It notes limited harvests, fear of masters returning, and naval officers enforcing payments for items taken, plus regional game and lack of ammunition.
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United States Marine
Port Royal
Bay Point
Beaufort
Hey
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Elliott
Navy
Dupont
Wabash
Vandalia
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