Wisconsin Territory Moves Toward Statehood Debate
A Wisconsin Territory discussion outlines the fiscal and political case for statehood. Proponents argue for an elected government, reduced dependence on Congress, and the expansion of rights, schools, and infrastructure through a new state constitution and representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Iowa
Congress
Tawa
Legis
Ette
Zbaincy
Oder
Peres
Sde
United States
Shescesseri
Ghia
Senate of the
Union
Cammitree
Great West
Lindar
Florida
Texas
Vrae
Um. Frank
Moses M. Sireag
Feric
Sovere
Nelag
Nanen
Law of Nations
Ab Ehrir
Ataras
Psmons
Marehall
American Insurance
Canier
Tate
Pew
Tion
Constitutional Provisions on Census and Election Duties
Fragmented lines outline proposed duties for the Governor and Secretary in county censuses, oath requirements, penalties for false returns, timing for census completion, and distribution of copies. It mentions county armature actions, election conduct responsibilities of sheriffs, voter eligibility rules for delegates, and a convention meeting date in November with ongoing drafting and publication plans.
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Treasuries
Toy
Dte
Petitions and bills in the Milwaukee area Congress debate
The House discusses petitions from Lisbon to Milwaukee and accompanying requests. Notices include road toll reductions, school taxes, county division plans, license votes, and territorial road disputes. Committee reports cover fire and marine insurers, church incorporation, Sheboygan judicial organization, and a Fox and Wisconsin rivers improvement memo.
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House OF Representatives
Fanos
R. Spaulding
Thomas
Ts Witt
Commissioners of Common Achuglé
Lisbon
Menomonee
Milwaukee
D Bonham
George Carencross
Ambere
Milwaukee County
Peter Hatt
John Davin
Lyman Bradley
Aaron
Shelton
John Chailville
Racine County
Darling
Parkour
FE van Vierk J
Chas H. Lirkin
Othes
Rand
Me Pole
Iowa County
Mr. Billings
Blue River Precinct
Barnett
Tia
Fire and Marine Incuriate Company
Bir
Thao
Suann
MiGoos
Crow
Morrow
Sheboyagin
Congress
Daviel Baxter
Tina
Previcii
Povici
Wilkim Lawratun
Clarissa
Fox
Wisconsin
Alexander Botkin
Vorce
Bins
Pasent
Agaii
MMC Dackwon
Povaea
Onmny
Colbert
Jucson
Piocion
Aemorinta Congress
Fon
A. Botkin
Washington County
Mooers
Brita
Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance Company
Prairievitta
Rubicod
J.J. Driggs
Sean
Soma
Lawrence
Treh
Troy
Ieee
Judicial district reforms and court schedule debate stalls bills
The House debated amendments to equalize judicial duties across districts Racine to Brown while plans to create a life court monthly hearings faced politic constraints. Committee actions adjourned after considering bills on sheriff elections and court reforms. Citizenship appears as a closing topic.
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Hoki
Hia
Racine
Brown
Shehovegen
Darew
Jorge
Secon
Portage County
Dennis
Washington
Jaden Miler
Ant
Milter
Archer
Cere
Burnett
Committee On the Judiciary
Grinville S. Prtterson
John Anadhewa
John D
Pier Pothes
Mit
Hermanone
Thom Taylor
Phemes
Stevens
Nab Foncan
Arcin
Witsonsin Perettory
Freelange
Hermon
Thomnan
Tayler
Geld Court
Anne
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Barstow
Milwauckee
Novicr
Nak
Zancuere
Mr. Phelps
Beyioy Sravene
Eooper
Mir
Vakac’ Seeeken
Wisconsin Marine and Fire Inurance Company
Counil
Wa. AR. Smerra
Tawa County
Bur
Bawhsary,Esq
C.P. Baves
Bigs
Shebayagar
A. Quartes
Madison HO Eeghrell
Asia
Natal
A. Vlleon
Famiery
Ational Hotel
Moihen
Cathibert Burrell
Thames
Charles
Antonch
Fin Chansery
Bram
Fone
Ceca
Onbion
Argus Ny
Mnett Pretry
Faouary
Aika
Fenry
Dodge
Clerk
B.C Innes
Ness
Donn
Jone
A & Crawfurd
Turnirony
Wiosaingay
Taw
U.S
James Davin, Jr
Miner
Sheripf
Sheeleek
Dane
Trinh
Wieh
Ietlan
Pater
Nela
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