Bartlett Nominated for State Senate in County Race
Gevar F Bartlett of East Troy seeks the State Senate seat in the county. He is a physician by trade and appeals to voters with strong qualifications. The convention favored him amid a field of candidates for the Senatorial District and City Attorney posts. An official report of proceedings will be issued next week.
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Gevar F. Bartlett
East Troy
T. Wentworks
Ftunevin
Min Waustyworth
Senajardin
Allurney
Uly
Seriah Brown
Talud
Walworth County
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Whitewater Register
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James Buchanan
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Post Office and party lines shape federal service
The piece attacks Democratic control of the Post Office Department, arguing it favors the North and Republicans while punishing the South. It cites the handling of routes, the Ishington incident with Republican documents, and critiques of congressman Seriah Brown and local editors, claiming partisan retaliation and corruption under Buchanan’s administration.
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Tew
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Washington
Ail
Democratic Club
Democratic bribery and fraud disclosures shock readers
The piece urges readers to study two Madison State Journal articles on Democratic bribery tied to the state school fund. It covers New York Democratic splits at Syracuse with Fernando Wood and Nyxiah Rynders, Wisconsin and Maine returns, and varied political commentary on candidates, defalcation rumors, and treaty draft disputes.
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Liard
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Yexiah Rynders
Empire State
Fernando
Political Clash Over School Fund Abuse and Reform
A partisan broadside accuses Democrats of diverting the state School Fund for political gain. It cites county loan patterns from 1830s to 1850s, detailing sums paid in and received, while promising exposure of how commissioners used funds to influence elections and public offices. The piece probes the integrity of the School Fund management and hints at pursuing remedies at the ballot box.
Management of the Serial Fund and Democratic views
The excerpt reviews how various counties paid into and received from the Serial Fund, naming Monroe, Milwaukee, Bad Ax, Chippewa, and others, and discusses political opinions on Popular Sovereignty and the 1860s party positions. It mentions Senator Douglas, the New York Tribune, and editorial stances on free trade and state politics.
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