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Ozaukee County Newspapers

April, 1858


Daily Argus and Democrat
April 26, 1858
Madison, Wisconsin


JUDGE LARRABEE AND THE MORNING NEWS

The most beautiful specimen of brazen impudence which has come to our knowledge lately is that of the Milwaukee NEWS in speaking of Judge LARRABEE. Hear it: "We enter our disent to the assertion that the appointment of Judge LARABEE to the Commissionership of the General Land Office, would be in accordance witht he unanimous recommendation of the Democracy of Wisconsin. We are not aware that any 'unanimous recommendation' has been given to the Judge by the Democracy of the State."

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COUNTY CONVENTION OPPOSED TO DIVISION

In accordance with the recommendation of the committee appointed at the special session of the Board of Supervisors of Washington county, held March 14, 1853, a convention of delegates from the several towns assembled at P. LAUBEHEIMER's in the town of Richfield, on Saturday, April 16, 1853, for the purpose of giving expression to the feelings of the county upon the subject of division.

Mr. E. S. TURNER, as a member of that committee, called the convention to order and stated its object. Whereupon B. G. GILL of Grafton, was chosen President, and Wm. JOHN of Jackson
, Vice President; and James W. VAIL of Port Washington, and B. NANTZ, of Richfield, were appointed Secretaries.

The following committee were selected by the chair to draft solutions for the consideration of the convention; N. P. REYNOLDS of Trenton; Wm. ROHN of Jackson; Lemuel S. SIZER of Saukville; James W. VAIL of Port Washington; thos. HAYS of Richfield; Hugh McELROY of Cedarburgh, and J. H. THEIN of Mequon.


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