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Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History (ed. Benson Lossing), Wisconsin, (search)
About 700 Confederate prisoners are received at Camp Randall, Madison......April, 1862 Governor Harvey dies on his way to the battle-field of Shiloh to look after the welfare of Wisconsin soldiers......April, 1862 Personal liberty law repealed......July, 1862 Negro-suffrage amendment to the constitution rejected by vote of 55,591 to 46,588......November, 1865 Home for soldiers' orphans opened Jan. 1, 1866; established by private subscription, becomes a State institution......March 31, 1866 Fourth Regiment Wisconsin Cavalry mustered out after a service of five years and one day, the longest term on record of a volunteer organization......May 28, 1866 Alexander W. Randall appointed Postmaster-General......July 25, 1866 Supreme Court sustains the amendment to the constitution giving suffrage to colored men, as ratified by the people in 1849......1866 Northern University at Watertown, opened 1865, chartered......1867 Legislature ratifies the Fifteenth Amendment.