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Newspaper

Wisconsin Argus

Location

Madison, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1846

Page

2

Aged Inmate Case and Death Rumors Stir Epes Families

Fragmented OCR notes describe a death at Epes tied to a guardian’s actions and a contested succession. References mention Walter, a son, and a court suspicion about medicine or medical involvement. The text alleges transfers of property and a possible motive connected to the deceased’s relatives and guardians.

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Magnetic Telegraph brings instant ties across

The article lauds the New York Albany line and the expanded reach of the Magnetic Telegraph. It describes instant communication between major cities, banks, merchants, and households, noting rapid news, financial moves, and personal exchanges becoming possible. It extols the era of swift, near lightning-speed messages and its broad societal impact.

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Election returns show Democratic gains across counties

Electoral tallies from eleven counties reveal broad Democratic majorities in the legislature and convention. Dodge and Rock counties report solid margins for Democrats, while Whig parties suffer losses. Emerald Grove in Rock County gets a new post office with Erastus Deno as postmaster.

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President’s veto on the French Spoliation Bill noted

The fourth page will carry the President’s veto on the French Spoliation Bill along with several other interesting articles from de Argus.

Elections Update Across States Mentioned

The article notes Democratic gains in Missouri for Congress with possible exceptions, Kentucky Democrats suffer joint ballot losses amid gerrymandering claims, and Whig gains in North Carolina contested by a Whig admin majority. It also states Edward C. Delevan declines a New York Native nomination and New York natives approve adjournment of their state convention on October 6.

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Delegates Elect to State Convention from Returns

A long list shows delegates elected to form a State Constitution, including several named individuals from numerous counties. The report notes Democrats have elected only seven percent, with more counties expected to report, aiming to strengthen their convention presence.

Mexican politics and war fears shadow the era

The text discusses Mexican leadership under Santa Anna, Loya party figures, and rising tensions as the United States contemplates intervention. It critiques Paredes and Nearco, calls for decisive action, and contrasts strong government with alleged Mexican weakness. The piece reflects 19th century border anxieties and urges American firmness.

Large Democratic meeting hails Dallar in tariff debate

A Cheater ooo y Pennsylvania gathering endorsed Vice President Gorge M. Dalar for his Senate vote on tariff policy. The crowd praised his moral firmness, duty to the nation, and foresight, predicting commemoration in future votes. A forged Bank of Allen certificate for 5000 was received at the bank, with a prior similar note about five months earlier.

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