[DOC] [TLE] Politics of Rhode Island - Wikipedia [PAR] Since the Great Depression, Rhode Island politics have been dominated by the 
Rhode Island ... Rhode Island's first 2 governors after ratification (Anti-Federalist 
leader Arthur ... Rhode Island gave its electoral votes in most Presidential 
elections to the ... mounted an attack upon the Providence Arsenal on May 19, 
1842. [DOC] [TLE] Nicholas Cooke - Wikipedia [PAR] Nicholas Cooke (17171782) was a governor of the Colony of Rhode Island and 
Providence ... In May 1775, Cooke was once again elected to the office of deputy 
governor, and Joseph Wanton was elected for the seventh time as governor. 
Wanton .... History of the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations. Vol.2
. [DOC] [TLE] State House statue commemorates defiant Dorr's contributions to R.I. [PAR] Jan 7, 2014 ... Governor Chafee, Secretary of State A. Ralph Mollis and historian Patrick T. 
Conley, ... In 1842 Rhode Islanders elected two men as governor, one under the 
Royal ... the Cranston Street Armory in Providence, but Dorr eventually fled to 
Connecticut, ... A time-lapse video is available at avaristastudios.com. [DOC] [TLE] History | | Page 8 - Blog - Tavistock Books [PAR] Mar 18, 2014 ... By 1841, Rhode Island one of only a few states that hadn't adopted universal ... 
Dorr ran for governor unopposed and, with 6,000 votes, was elected in April 1842
. ... Goetzel would drop the & Company once he repaid his debt to Tine in 1863, 
.... But the Confederate Constitution gave the states much more... [DOC] [TLE] Abraham Lincoln, Stephen A. Douglas and Their Friend John Calhoun [PAR] They were the two poles of the political thought of their time, as Hamilton and 
Jefferson had been ... Calhoun's later misdeeds as a federal appointee in Kansas 
gave Lincoln a ... future state legislator, general, and Illinois governor and U.S. 
senator  was peddling .... In 1857, Calhoun and Douglas played very different 
roles. [DOC] [TLE] demogmphics of the 113 Home of Represenhnh - Pennsylvania ... [PAR] elected to sewe in the Pennsylvania House of ..... resided in the state two years 
next before the days of election respectively, and paid ... gave the suffrage 
movement a powerful opponent in the ..... 1842 to 1932. .... twice for Congress 
and once for governor. ...... Eleanor Taylor said "Women bring different 
perspectives to. [DOC] [TLE] Collected Works of Abraham Lincoln. Volume 4. [PAR] Two years ago, I said in a speech in Illinois, ``We are now in the fifth year of an .... 
They took the bull by the horns, and said the Declaration of Independence wasn't 
true! .... There was some State elections to come off soon afterwards. ...... They 
therefore did not prohibit the slave trade at once, but they gave the power to... [DOC] [TLE] HIST 211 US History to 1865 - Bay College [PAR] The Election of 1816 & The Era of Cultural Nationalism . ...... Since church and 
state were one in ... SPECIFIC TO ENGLAND: At the time colonization efforts in .... 
Carolina Colony: In 1663, King Charles II gave his .... charter and had the same 
governor until the Revolu- ...... wasn't until William Parks set up his printing shop 
in. [DOC] [TLE] Das Illustrirte Mississippithal, or, The Valley of the Mississippi ... [PAR] The Camp of the United States Troops at Wabasha Prairie. ... 1. Editor's 
Introduction. THE DRAMATIC SCENERY of the Mississippi Valley has never .... 
Lewis remained in his home city only a short time; by September 20, 1848, he 
was in ..... "Does this variation and lack of uniformity ... suggest that two different 
language... [DOC] [TLE] Analyzing Elections - CiteSeerX [PAR] page 2. Chapter 1: The Why and What of Studying American Elections . ...... 
coupled with separate elections, scheduled at different times, in states with 
different .... voters to support their candidates for governor, Tony Sanchez (
Hispanic), and ...... local political parties (often run as political machines) gave out 
consumption... [DOC] [TLE] History of Saginaw county, Michigan; together with ... portraits ... and ... [PAR] Vilx'tln l

Question: It wasn't Providence that gave this state 2 differently elected & feuding governors at one time in 1842
Answer: Rhode Island