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Newspaper
Wisconsin Argus
Location
Madison, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1847
Page
2
Readable fragments mention individuals such as Ghosh and Cowan, items like Tele and posters, and scattered notes about meetings, prices, and a war context. The page shows a jumble of names, places, and actions, suggesting a broad daily record rather than a single clear event.
Fragmentary 1867 report from the Wisconsin Legislature shows members of the Council and House gathering in Madison. Names like Clark Lovell and Lovill appear as officers and committee members, with preparatory motions to organize, appoint committees, and await the Governor’s message. The scene covers adjournment, seating, and printing resolutions as the session begins.
A partial record describes council moves to appoint a committee of five to draft a message to the Governor and inform him of the Sare raw Tend. It notes Lovell and Mellarine being mentioned and references Gardener and Bolon in the House as actions proceeded and then the Governor’s message is received.
A territorial assembly urges immediate steps toward organizing a state government for Wisconsin. The document argues population growth and a majority in favor of state government justify elections for a constitutional convention, admission as a state, and a new Congress. It notes land grants and public lands proceeds to support state expenses and infrastructure.
The text recounts reports on the Armistice negotiations between the United States and Mexico, noting alleged violations by Mexican authorities and military leaders. It covers communications from General Scott and Mexican officials, discussions of supplies, and warnings about permitting any further hostilities unless terms are satisfied.
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