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Newspaper
Wisconsin Argus
Location
Madison, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1845
Page
2
The piece laments wild railway schemes and financial swindling amid a global market view. It cites satire on rail mania, Prussia and Zollverein debates, Ireland’s political stir with OConnell rallies, and a mockery of Irish beauty claims, ending with Repeal advocacy and Ireland’s hope for liberty and prosperity.
A Wisconsin writer argues against congressional claims that territories can form states without explicit federal approval. He compares Wisconsin to Michigan, cites Senate documents and Clayton’s report, and contends Congress never grants a territorial statehood right by population alone. He urges recognition of territorial relations and opposes presumed sovereign rights without authorization.
A Southport Telegraph excerpt argues against a Texas style ban on clergy serving in the legislature, asserting civil rights and republican principles oppose excluding professionals. It compares clergy to lawyers, warns of anti republican dangers, and invites further discussion from readers and press. The note cites New York and tariff critiques as broader context for public governance and liberty.
A lengthy statistical and political argument supports creating a new State form of Government. The piece urges deliberation on a proposed convention and constitutional change, weighing risks, dates, and the impact on citizens and taxes amid unsettled statehood. It also notes scarce rainfall and water scarcity warnings impacting the region.
A valuable mail containing over $120 in drafts was lost en route from Albany to New York aboard the Knickerbocker Bleam. It was reportedly stolen but no money was lost. a draft was later recovered in New York and returned to the Post Office by a police officer.
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