Adoption of Kansas State Constitution Sealed by Controversial Election
A fractured report details the December 15 1855 adoption of a Kansas State Constitution amid violent confrontations. It recounts unlawful invasions from Missouri, the Lawrence siege, arrests, burnings, and the contested Leavenworth and Shawnee elections, with committee conclusions upholding legality of the process despite unrest.
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Jacob Branson
Aklin
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Bowli
Washington
Coleman
Thas Hare Saul
Arisou Bulkieg
Mr. Horgous Ae Ouiebe
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Grote
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Metlees
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Justion
Stanton
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Johnson County
J. Jones
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Harrison Bradley
Pawnee
Jacob Branniphas
Fee
Bande
Jona
Indianola
Seaham Ie
Pleasant
Rastan
Leavenworth
Jonjipry
Mainler
United States
Gor Uresm
Kansaroon
Songress
Congress
Alt
House of Representatives
Shawnee Misemone
Big Springs
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Amwresh
Tstead
Legislative Assembly
Andrew H. Reeder
Ghal
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Arma
Samuel J. Jones
Lesempjon
Major Clark
Borns
Lawrence
Haid
Leavenworth City
Non
Charles Duan
Aiken
Clarks
Dan
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Snother
Duon
Line Officers Co
Leavonworth
Eavon
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Stephan Sparks
Dawson
Sparks
P. Brown
Mr. Brown
Cook
Brown
Powiry
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Kickapan Rangers
John We Martin
Akon
Dawcon
Martin
Marvin
Gibson
Reowo
Koyotwenn
Retford
Kirby
Imma Monty
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Clark
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Jim Ciz
Leavenworth Ciy
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Lawrence Ander
Donaldson
S.J. Jones
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Westport
Selete von Weyer
Adame
Wiley Williams
Seargesmient-Arma
Warren D. Wilkes
South Carolina
John Upton
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Dougelan County
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W. D. Wilkec
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A. Howard
John Bherman
Outrages in Kansas Report and Political Battles
Report from Congress on Kansas outrages is published to counter denial among local readers. Includes commentary on Missouri Compromise politics, 1850s Southern actions, and debates over dueling and reform. Mentions Brooks Burlingame clash, Pierce’s Missouri Compromise views, and Holloway counterfeit case with public calls to read and judge truth.
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Miesourt
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Jones
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T. W. Thompson
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Liberty
Leonard
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Agudlly Tekst
Sowar
Marion County
JuLi
Jolian Acott
Bauer
Comsieoner
Anson Smyth
Franklin
Wuerr
John Waddle
Rest
Kanaan Revenu
Kansas
Congress
Congress of the United States
Brooks
Thas
Burlingame
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Clifton House
Canada
Niagara Farm
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Markem
Heanya
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Dara
Moe
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Boward
Holloway
Hollis
Dete Pang
New York
Praladelhitnd
Cihora
Casella
Pot
Pierce
Eprron
Franklin Piercain
Thomas H. Benton
U.S. Senate
United Voice
Monroe
United
Vo Ning
Gov's. Barbour
Pleasants
Virginia
Gov. Johnson
Louiei
Richard M. Johnson
Kentucky
William R. King
Judgo Walker
Alabama
Wil-lian Pie Ny
Mtarytendy- Wedi
House of Representatives
Wm. Lowndes
South Caroling
Annesrano
H We Leart
Philadelphia
Dha Holly
Moyamensing
Professor Holloway
Courierfoinig
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Silver Lake
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