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Wisconsin Argus

Location

Madison, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1845

Page

2

Second Milwaukee Democratic Meeting on Postmaster Pick

At a May 1845 Milwaukee town meeting the Democratic citizens endorsed the committee report supporting candidates for town postmaster and called for vigilant oversight of public officers. They praised Governor Dodge and urged President Polk to replace Josiah A. Noonan, while criticizing the Milwaukee Courier for partial coverage and urging party unity under a faithful newspaper.

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Democratic Territorial Convention At Cap Id Madison June

Delegates from seven counties meet at Cap Id in Madison on June 25 to choose a Democrat candidate for Delegate to Congress. Central Committee allocates delegates by county and urges immediate county meetings to organize and appoint delegates.

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Political maneuvering around Doty and Strong in Mineral Point

The Mineral Point Democrat reports Javie Doane Doty arriving by writ of attachment to Nadncral Point and planning to influence Meses M. Sinona to bring a Democrat before the convention. It notes Doty’s aim to oppose Strong to win Democratic support, while Whigs seek to remove Doty, hoping he won’t pivot toward their side.

Walt Brown Milwaukee Waterstreat Brother Brown Two Housen Caitlin Simeon P. Boliver W. ¥. Z. McCabe Shew Mills Mr. Brown Madison Kiather Nyne Javie Doane Mr. Doty Nancral Point Strong Mr. Strong Doty Vineral Point Ftrong Hen Paycheedah Mineral Point Madamamee Grees

National Peace and the limits of punishment

An American Free Trade excerpt argues for balanced use of civil authority to punish criminals. It compares household discipline to national justice, insisting penalties must be certain and prompt to restrain wrongdoing while avoiding undue harshness. The piece emphasizes state responsibility and proportional response in cross national offenses.

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Regulation on self harm and political influence in the territory

A fragment discusses a mua contemplating self harm for payoff, noting danger of political money affecting silence. It urges individuals to maintain proper personal dignity and avoid letting party influence distort justice or override individual autonomy.

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