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Henry Wilson had recently visited Kansas from Massachusetts, and he had earnestly entreated the Free State men to vote. Phillips, Conway and Redpath still protested against it. Gov. Robinson, however, gave his voice in favor of voting. An election had already been-held June 15th to elect delegates to the Lecompton Constitutional Convention, at which the Free State men had taken no part.
About three hundred persons Were found in arms, determined to sell their lives at the dearest price to their ruffian enemies. Among these were many women, and children of both sexes, armed with guns and otherwise accoutered for battle. They had been goaded to this by the courage of despair. Gov.
At my residence, which adjoined the Democrat office, I held fortnightly receptions, at which dancing was the amusement, and coffee and sandwiches the refreshments. At one of these, I had the honor to entertain Gov. Ramsey, Lieut.-Gov. Donnelly, State Treas. Shaeffer, and a large delegation from St. Paul; but not having plates for seventy people, I substituted squares of white printing paper.
She had a great and fine castle, rich and costly dresses, many servants ready to come and go at her beck and call, and the company of great lords and fine ladies; but when Gov. Geary came to his castle, his private Secretary shall tell us what he found: Lecompton is situated on the south side of the Kansas River, upon as inconvenient and inappropriate a site for a town as any in the Territory.
After a period of two years in office Portola went to Mexico, then under Spanish rule, and from there returned to Spain. Portola was succeeded by Gov.
At the coming of his twentieth birthday that summer his father had handed him his check for five thousand dollars the paternal expression of satisfaction that his boy had never smoked pipe, cigar or cigarette and the same week "Gov" had carried off the blue ribbon with the racquet, and the second prize with the single sculls.
I have said that the Tuscaroras never had the inclination of cutting off the first colonies, and if that were their desire, how readily would they have excepted the advice of President Thomas Carey, through one of his counsel Edward Porter in the year 1710, of which you will find in Martin's History of North Carolina a difficulty between Gov.
Will you ... say that she did not say so? Mr. C. Yes, I dare say that she did not say all that which they lay against her. Mr. Peters. How dare you look into the court to say such a word? Mr. C. Mr. Peters takes upon him to forbid me. I shall be silent.... Gov. Well, Mr. Leverett, what were the words? I pray speak. Mr. L. To my best remembrance ... Mr.
Property of large value was destroyed because its owners were charged with high crimes and misdemeanors; yet the owners of this property had never been given a trial. Gov.
Captain Kennan said he heard at Anadyrsk and elsewhere of its wonderful strength, and was greatly amused when he arrived at Macrae's and heard the whole story. Many of these natives have learned English from whalemen and speak enough to be understood. Gov. Bilzukavitch visited Anadyrsk in the spring of 1866, and met there a Chukchee chief.
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