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Newspaper

Whitewater Register

Location

Whitewater, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1860

Page

2

Can States Secede From Union A Question Of Law

The article argues banks must meet depreciation calls under the Banking Law and cautions against panic over secession fears. It notes twenty two Southern banks face extra security requests, seven may balk, and Chicago men advise holding notes if banks fail. It reprints Andrew Jackson 1832 proclamation opposing South Carolina secession, urging readers to see secession as unlawful.

Georgia Louisiana Andrew Jackson Seccesionists Nullificia South Carolina

Delaware to be a free State says N S Tribune

The N S Tribune argues Delaware will join free states citing Lincoln's vote share and decreasing slave numbers. It notes 615 slaveholders and 1,805 slaves a 21 percent drop in a decade, with projections of faster emancipation and support for Free Territory actions by the Legislature.

N. S. Tribune Delaware Lincoln Fremont Sussex County Lincol

Republicans Celebrate Victory in Milwaukee District

A 1860 Milwaukee district victory is hailed by Republicans as preventing slavery expansion and affirming majority rule. Senator J R Doolittle’s letter urges unity with Lincoln’s soon to be inaugurated administration, stressing constitutional laws and national union. John Doolittle's missive underscores anti slavery expansion and peaceful political change.

Carl Schurz Doolittle Schurz Racine W. ¥. Selleck Sec'y. Sim Republicans of Milwaukee Rrepublican Party Congress Mexico Great Britain United States Florida Gulf of Mexico Louisiana Mississippi Valley Texas Lincoln South

Jewelry swindle gang arrested in city wide scheme

On November 20 Dr. Kennedy his brother and P A Fitsgerald were arrested for gift jewelry swindling. Operating as James C Jackson & Co they used circulars claiming to reference the Governor the Mayor and other distinguished gentlemen. The traders ran a large and extensive business.

Prabedera Dr. Kennedy P. A. Fitsgerald James C. Jackson & Co

Board Reorganizes and elects officers in 1850 meeting

The Walworth County Board convened November 18 1850 at 6 AM with many members named from towns including Elkhorn Lafayette and Whitewater. Edwin Hodges of Dthborny was elected Chairman after a viva voce vote. Standing committees were formed on Treasury Justice and Contingent Accounts and other areas. Hochkiss was hired as reporter for the board for two dollars per day.

Resent Kewin Hodges Elkhorn Christopher Wiswell Lafayette Fred. C. Perkins Spring Prairse Porter Arout William Burgtt East Troy Charles Heath Lagrange J. L. Pritt Whitewater Elisha Hulse Richmond Palmer Geneva Ibrum B Reed Hudson W- D. Chapin Blaginfield Jones Emery Dinun Salmon Thomas Delavas M. Cole Darien B. P. Arnold Sharai DL. D. Moody Walworth Sugar Creek W. D. Chapin Edwin Hodges Dthborn,y Treasury Wm. Burgit GO. Wiswell P. Arnold Ch'n P. M. Cole EH. Hutse Suenrre C1 Beick L. C. Moody Thmas Davis Porter Pusu Propverr H. B. Reed J. L. Pratt G. Heatt Janes Emery El’n Balmon Thomas Wiswell Ch’n F. AC. Perkins E. Hulse Paurer Hikhort J. Palmer D. 3B Devendort East County Board E. P. Conrick Dauniel Salisbury Hmself Arnold Comitttes Norning Wepwzspay Miscellaneens Committee Chack Acnobil Messrs. Moody and Palmer Messrs. Palmer Chapin Dr. Palmer Flallia Lathan Board of Supervisors County of Jidga Register of Deeds Circuit Court Doeda Gnis

County Board Proceedings Reveals Budget and Legal Disputes

The county board discusses per diem charges for election returns, canceling a defaced county order, and reconciliation of old district attorney fees. Debates cover unpaid warrants, travel costs in pursuit of a criminal, guardianship claims, and the legality of charges amid adjournments and future sessions.

Resolution on subpoena payments and witness issues in county case

The District Attorney and Clerk explained that many defense witnesses were fraudulently subpounded for the State. Subpoenas by the State created a claim on the county or Milwaukee County, and payments must go to the proper county. The board discussed and withdrew the resolution, with orders to produce a list of state subpoenas at the next adjourned session. Adjourned to half past one, continued next week.

Milwaukee People’s Press Lincoln South Buchanan Brown Douglas Breckinridge New York Fras Ives Ball Chopin Miscellanesus Comittee Cousins Arnold B. R. Menzie Corrick Mr. Corrick Myr. Menzie Circuit Court Palmer Secretary of State Public Instruction Hulse W. D. Chapin Rockwell Milwhkee G. W. LD. Andrews Dounty Sherif Dewatt Deveot Une Bigamiat Watipan Jowett Moody Degil Jerretts Exse Euston Inston Jmiga Doughes Geo. Keeler Easton Gaston Latham Messrs Thomas and Pratt Whitewater Davis Milwaukee County Milwaukee She Ph Chapin Thomas Nork Percins Milwaukee Board Louis Latham

Editor Brick Pomeroy Leaves Wisconsin in Turbulent Wake

A La Crosse Republican notice details the editor M. P. Pomeroy's departure for the East after a tumultuous tenure in Wisconsin. Deputy Sheriff Polleys foreclosed the Union Democrat office to satisfy two mortgages totaling 545 dollars, tied to Alfred Swinford and the paper’s troubled finances. The piece notes Pomeroy’s abrasive conduct but stops short of gloating, calling the world a queer old place.

En Crossellong Democrat M. P. Pomeroy Brick Wisconsin la Crosse Polleys Union Democrat Alfred Swinford Milwaukee Enquirer Brick Pomeroy Jan Grosse East

Secession Impossible Why Senator Toombs Resigned

The article argues South Carolina cannot sustain secession and predicts financial and political trouble from attempted disunion. It claims Toombs resigned to aid a Democratic renomination bid, and that regional leaders like Howell Cobb will struggle for support, with Toombs’ power in Georgia waning.

Toombs South Carolina Catton Austin Cayton Agusta Toombs Tan Georgia Howell Cobb Cntics

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