The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-07-14
GREAT SALT LAKE CITY, SATURDAY, JULY IA, 1860


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4. Plerce's aetininistiatiort te Kansas Sehras-
q Sa bill came mp Mr. Dongla was ghatrl
imam. Oi the Senate COMMITTEES under.
(which the lill came, aud finally engliig
Eeered the passage Of that nieasarrs This
lEdoctriDes OF popular sovereignty With
i other things linked togo ler, advocated bF
III Afr, Douglas, arc questions of The day.
E{f.well known To our readers iii the
1 Thrift fiji Congress he arfayea himself
i against President Baebanan's aainitiStFa.
!. tipn, In the matter If tile ADMISSION Of
D Kansas under the I.ecoinpt ton constitution,
!. which produced q schistn iii both hoageS
Hof tic national legislature sufficient 10 dc.
feat the measure Mr., Douglas Inns been
i most bitterly hostile to- Mr. Ehchanau's
i administration. At the last State clee.
.;Etion la Illinois lie stuinpcd Che State, md
Z his rarty after i determined ffghtagainst
l-b the epposjt joB, carried thegday, He was
j subsequently reelected for another Spna.
/. tpriaI term. Since tiiag lie ih8 been con
i | siilefaHIy before tile public iii connection
Il .Wftlt the question Of slavery in The Ttrrf
d ferries. 5. s.s . .ss / ..ss
q BE. III sftS q nj sr4TR1GE. or ALABAMA. Il
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ie valley of the. Alabama Fiyar,. near wher,
iiff Inc city .of Noni oonnery Alahatna. II, I
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~ hef ahaniloneft his nr,fsssiion and setlIef
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) bis time: 70 tle Improvement q his estatl
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.l Governor and was ELECTED, ard was rs
Y cfeeted in 1913. III SoYeuber, 1888; Ii
y received fronithe Government tile appoint
y III Inelt.of Uaitcd States Senator 10 iii iii
9 Vacancy soecasFoned by the deatilef Dixie
" y II. Lewis. He served during the 8hnI
y 9 session Of 1895, and the gpgeiat exec,
q tive session .of the Senate Which was Gale
tt tho beginning. Of President T'aylogits at
10 niiuistratioa, In JanuarY, 1853, he we
J, appointed Senator To- place Of w.
i King, who had been elected Vice Pres
Is dent. AT the meeting Of the AlaJam
ae Legislature III 1858, Mr.. Fitzpatrick IS,
81 elected. for tue remainder Of Mr.. King
s term, which expired Marelt 3, 1855. I
{ November pf that yeaI. be was re.elcste
i for u full term Of Six years; He lis
IA member Of the committee on Territofie
Ms Military Affairs, and on Printing. He
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