The Greenback Movement of 1875 1884 And Wisconsins Part in It
The Greenback Movement of 1875 1884 And Wisconsins Part in It
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B. Brigham, John Bentley.
39 The Commercial Times says "a majority of the counties of the State were represented. " The Milwaukee Sentinel of July 5, adds the following names: Among those present were noticed the following gentlemen: R. May, of'Viroqua; Chas. F. Crosby, Wausau; F. G. Castle, Horicon; Geo. E. Hungerford, Stevens Point; F. W. Maffit, Glendale; Rolla E. Noyes, D. E. Morgan, A. W. Storm, Baraboo; (Dr. ) G. R. Vincent, Tomah; P. S. Kil- binnen, Sparta; Hon. Henry Hayden, Grand Rapid...s; R. C. Smith, New Lisbon.
Col. Reuben May, a Vernon county farmer, was chosen Chairman of the Convention, and John M. Binckley and George Godfrey, both of Milwaukee, were Secretaries.
While the Committee on Credentials was engaged in its duties Mr. Allis addressed the Convention. His opening words explained that the State Central Committee, of which he was a member, had "deemed it proper before proceeding to the business of the Convention that one of their number should address" it, "upon subjects pertinent" to the cause and the business of the gathering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
B. Brigham, John Bentley.
39 The Commercial Times says "a majority of the counties of the State were represented. " The Milwaukee Sentinel of July 5, adds the following names: Among those present were noticed the following gentlemen: R. May, of'Viroqua; Chas. F. Crosby, Wausau; F. G. Castle, Horicon; Geo. E. Hungerford, Stevens Point; F. W. Maffit, Glendale; Rolla E. Noyes, D. E. Morgan, A. W. Storm, Baraboo; (Dr. ) G. R. Vincent, Tomah; P. S. Kil- binnen, Sparta; Hon. Henry Hayden, Grand Rapid...s; R. C. Smith, New Lisbon.
Col. Reuben May, a Vernon county farmer, was chosen Chairman of the Convention, and John M. Binckley and George Godfrey, both of Milwaukee, were Secretaries.
While the Committee on Credentials was engaged in its duties Mr. Allis addressed the Convention. His opening words explained that the State Central Committee, of which he was a member, had "deemed it proper before proceeding to the business of the Convention that one of their number should address" it, "upon subjects pertinent" to the cause and the business of the gathering.
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