County Revaliations and Partisan Ticket Unity
The article notes county revalidations and nominations for both parties. It highlights dissatisfaction with convention selections, hints at independent candidates from Democratic ranks, and urges unity. It praises the county ticket overall and urges voting for the ticket, backing Conkress candidate Mr. Castincey and Gen. Scarr for presidency.
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Wbu
Iatret
Hanve
Althoug
Tawa
Congress
Scarr
Political Impertinente at Whig meeting and district notices
The article reports a Whig meeting disrupted by Ben C Eastman amid political insults directed at Gen Scott and Native Americanism accusations. It notes a village meeting electing local officers, a three hundred dollar tax for a courthouse, and a discussion of a violent snowstorm on Lake Superior with related travel worries.
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Seoul
Mowlay
Ayrus Wooduin
Hay
Allen, Glerk
John Uren
Pheadury
Danny
Lake Superior
Wisconsin politics and General Scott praised in editorials
An independent paper comments on Wisconsin politics with attacks on Ben Butler and supporters of the congress candidate, praises General Scott after a Calvert Show, and extols his humane treatment of soldiers while criticizing the opposing party figures and tariff debates. The piece cites opinions on tariffs, river and harbor improvements, and the broader political climate.
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Adicali
Scott
Scott Club
de Hon. Bon
Baatman
Congress
Tam Nat
Wise Consin
Brasny
Len
Ben
Kasmaay
Wisconsin
United States
Dee
Myotmint
Doryos Erata
Gixenas
Thors
Calvert Show
Generac
Povernment
Giapperring
Bin
Aga Genel
Fife
Fisifiers
Glavderora
Chiedwin
Mae
Scotty
Religious tensions amid Pierce campaign in New Hampshire
An 1836-style discourse sparks alarm among Pierce supporters as references to Catholic influence are disputed. Articles rebut alleged misrepresentations, prompting many concerned readers to examine party loyalties and defend religious liberty in New Hampshire politics.
Eastman 1820 Letter and Speech Stir Local Debate
A historical note recalls Hon. Ben C. Eastman, while a congressional candidate in 1820, writing a speech to Free Sailors in the district urging Free Soil principles and opposing Compromise measures. He also wrote to a local gentleman requesting his denouncement if the pledge leaked. Town reaction mocks his demagogic speech and vanity after a local reception critiqued his remarks.
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Ben C. Eastman
Congress
Djiel
Ty Carpenter
Proceedings of the Whig County Convention
Delegates from Iowa county met in Mineral Point on Saturday. Col Taynus D. Pain called the court. G Warknew named secretary. The credentials committee proposed officers and speakers from towns including Hughland, Dadgroth, Arcut, and Mineral Point. Multiple nominations were made for president, vice president, and various county offices. the convention proceeded to ballots for Coroner, Surveyor, Treasurer, Prosecuting Attorney, Clerk of the Hoard, and other posts, with several officials unanimously renominated or elected and adjourned afterward.
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Iowa County
Mineral Doutt
Sthinet
Tansas D. Pain
Cours
G. Warknew
Tlemen
Natmes
John Grucken
George C. Hough
Amunew Cobb
LG Wier
John B ‘Terry
Hughland
Thomas D. Ports
George Salford
Alfred Robinson
J. W.thomas
P- Hallenbeck
Amasa Cobb
George G. Hough
Dadgroth
V. Ct
Minnewal Mart
Nincolas
Peter Pou
James C. Gown
Winerth Pty
Wootmans
Pheoxicon Jewere
Biden
Wis
Ons
Astasy Coma
Highland
Ballod
Richard
Vivian
Juliet
Cen
John d.Vier
Riedaay & Vireo
Mineral Point
Hallat
Clark
Nathan Hy ‘Homes
J. Whitdam
Uewy Po George
Narnay J. Dunowas
Dadgeville
Dank Herembox
Friend Court
Montion
Rex
Tuostan
Nyugeville
Shori
Ure
Levi Sterling
Goo
Messeranith
Stenzarc
Minurai
Noetheven
Canons
Wounss
Dedgevide
Distriet
Lowing
Pow. Thomas
Gev
W. Moury
John Tony
Philip W.thomas
W. Verry
Putcur W. Town
Wil Atelie
Local Tax Sale Notice Sparks Debate Over Clerk Duties
A tax payers’ note condemns the County Clerk for not publishing the 1849 land sale list, alleging neglect of duty while electioneering for office. The writer claims tax certificates become useless without advertised sale, urging action from county authorities amid protests across towns.
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Board of Supervisors
Adale
Arrival of the Atlantic brings London and Liverpool dates
The Atlantic arrives with cargo news from London and Liverpool via Yadak, noting steady Manchester markets and mixed grain prices. Reports from Havana describe violent outrages against American vessels, police lockdowns, and seizures of papers. Obituaries note Sen. Whitcomb’s death in Indianapolis and a California broker robbed of 241,000 in gold. The brig Oscoola sails for Liberia with forty emigrants.
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London
Liverpool
Yadak
Canada
Manchester
Duke of Wellington
Windsor
Prise
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Thwan
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St. Lelig
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Spain
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Mans Nyphter
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Avery
Loew
Anericin
Oun
Phen
dSarga Cornuvlin
Mieebeth Jay
Brooks
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Marois
Dutehas
Wees
Raymond
Don Facerote
Vater of
Grr Rofef
Somposura
Cornelia
Nicaragua
Ua Webster
Chatterton Treacy
Whitcomb
Ind
U. 8
M. O. Anderson
California
Wall Shreel
Oscoola
Liberiit
Public Land Preemption Proposal Stirred in Senate Debate
In an 1898 Senate session, Franklin Pierce and William A. King supported a measure proposing a preemption system for settlers on public lands. The plan allowed entry and purchase of up to eighty acres at a set minimum price after fifteen years of residence, aiming to aid poor migrants and western settlement while preserving government interests. The vote tally showed 93 yeas to 25 nays, with strong cross-state support and opposition reflecting party lines.
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Franklin Pierce
Williem R. King
United Status
Senate
United States
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William da. King
Ohio
Indiana
Olinoia
Kentucky
Lyouisana
Arkansas
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Seow
Jeter
Congress
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Nottlera
Nee
Aman
William A, Graham
Kingz
Albas
Plerer
New Ubeeshire
Worthy Nation or Nation in Peace and Plenty
A long reflection on national wealth and labor compares abundant natural resources with idle workers. It laments debt to Europe for manufactured goods, urges domestic production by American workers, and questions policy encouraging foreign imports over home labor. It mentions a large land, metal, and textile wealth and the desire to employ citizens.
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Europe
Itty Aeras
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