Local Government in Wisconsin
Local Government in Wisconsin
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The continued attachment of the people of the lead region to the existing system was doubtless due solely to their Southern proclivities.
The new law provided that the people of each county might vote " for " or " against " county government. The vote was taken at the general election in 1841 ; and the returns, as reported to the legislature on February 3, 1842, show that the eastern counties, settled by Northern people, voted by large majorities against county government, while Green, Crawford..., and Iowa counties voted for the old system. 1 In the spring of 1842 the change was thus effected in the counties of Jeffer- son, Milwaukee, Wai worth, Racine, Fond du Lac, Rock and Brown. Others made the change in succeeding years, so that when Wisconsin was admitted as a State, in 1848, all had adopted the town organization except the southwestern coun- ties, Grant, Green, La Fayette, Iowa and Sauk. In these the Southern influence still prevailed.
1 House Jour. , Wis. Terr. Legis. , 1841, p. 224.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The continued attachment of the people of the lead region to the existing system was doubtless due solely to their Southern proclivities.
The new law provided that the people of each county might vote " for " or " against " county government. The vote was taken at the general election in 1841 ; and the returns, as reported to the legislature on February 3, 1842, show that the eastern counties, settled by Northern people, voted by large majorities against county government, while Green, Crawford..., and Iowa counties voted for the old system. 1 In the spring of 1842 the change was thus effected in the counties of Jeffer- son, Milwaukee, Wai worth, Racine, Fond du Lac, Rock and Brown. Others made the change in succeeding years, so that when Wisconsin was admitted as a State, in 1848, all had adopted the town organization except the southwestern coun- ties, Grant, Green, La Fayette, Iowa and Sauk. In these the Southern influence still prevailed.
1 House Jour. , Wis. Terr. Legis. , 1841, p. 224.
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