Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-07
REVIEW.
1876.
HTS.
CONCLUDED.
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met. Trouble with Mexico about Texas
Tronbie with Great Britain about the
northwestern boundary. Treaty Goa.
cluded and the 10Th parallel of north lat
itude made the boundary. War with
Mexico; United States victorious: peace
returns; treaty made ana ratified. New
Mexico and California ccded TO the
United States. Gold discovered in Cal
ifozLia ia 1915. ''Wilmot Proviso"
offered. Question Of slavery re- opened;
great excitement Presidential election.
Democratic party, Wing party and Free
Soil party; Wings Successful Polk
-stiras.
TAYLOR.
Taylor succeeded. Appoints 8 Cab
ire. composed O; the leaders Of the
Wing party. Stormy times on account
Of the slavery agitation. Ca,iforri, ap-
Plies for admission 10 the Union with a
constitution forbidding slavery within
her limits. South opposes: north
favors; intense excitement: threads to
dissolve the Union. "O;rribus I.ill"
reported; accepted. rresiisn, Ia, lor
dies.
FILLMORE.
Fillmore. Vice Prtsidsn: under Tny-
lo- succeeded. Compromise measures
Lecoms 4 law. Clay everywhere hen
cred ami loved. Fugitive slave law de-
nouucod. Northern States ealc: laws
10 nu!lity the provisions 0: this law. i |
Southern Congress held III \ .silvilie. I
Tennessee. South Carolina AMI his
,issipp; alone respond. Brigham Young !
appointed GoyerIo. OF Utah. Expedi-
lion Of Lopez against Cuba; not sue
cess. Expedition Of Sir John franklin
Dr.. Eaue goes in search Of him; no
tidings. Postage reduced to three cents
on prepaid letters. Eossu.h, Hun
garisn patriot. visits tie United States.
United States rejects tie proposed treaty
of Spain, Franco sul England. in which
$1,000 ''Esa-S - 80. shANC sf.f'sEh isFA pcs
session q Cuba. United States tolegates
20 interference in a purely American
Question. Presidential e!sriion; Demo
Gratis successful. Fillmore retires.
PIERCE.
Pierce succeeded. Dispute with Mex
i,o and We successful. Routes for Pa
rife railway explored. Commodore I,
Perry makes Oil expedition to Japan.
Treaty made With Japan and She Island
opened to the commerce Of the world.
america projects Kos2;a anl by neco-
iatioas secured his release from Austria.
Buchanan, 4Iqson and SoCla hold the
'Ossenj Conference. Dismissal u! d.
be British Minister for violating the r
neutrality laws. Repeal Of the Missouri +,
hy the passage of the Kan >,
as-Sebraska bill. Struggle fox freedom r
q Kansas. Conflict between the pro- =,
lavsry and freq sol! settlers. Civil war u,
, Kansas. Rise of the Republican par =.
:. Know. Nothing party appears. Pres y
len,ial election. Viii. party dead. Re- l.,
ublican party to the front. Democratic =.
ar'y successful. Piercs retires. -,
B-caAS.S. 7.
James Buchanan succeeded Pierce "a
lie selected his cabinet from
70 leading men OF tie Democrats party -
oDdsriui growth Of Normonism. MGR -
on rebellion. Declare that they oso
, allegiance TO the L. $. United States =,
Icss sen. e.s.ns. them. Diffcultie. $500
tiled through tbs efforts Of I>ane WHO
.s seI: ont TO salt Lake City and in
iced the MorIuons to submit. Pardon
op
isrei ito all for the sedi;ious and ~
'asons ny them committed" Imam ~,
u panic. Banks saspsnd specie pay no,
mt. Failure, for the year 1871, S29I,- -
1000. Hanis caused by spscUlations T.,
western laIG, and depreciation Of ,,,,
lway stock. Atlantic Telesraphic If
be laid; messages sent; wires ceased h..
work; communication broken. Strug- rs
in Kansas between Pro-Slavery and r.,
- Soil men; Walker appointed Gov .an,
'or of Kansas; election; Free Soil -.
~ successful; State Constitution ~
med At Lecompton; . clause adopted ~
orinG slavery; submitted to the peo- 49,.
; Free State men refuse to vote; g
,stisution declared adopted; sent to
,gress; Democrats favor it. Espubli-
, oppose; bill passed to submit to mn
pie Of kansas: people reject it; 49,,
yandotte Constitution" submitted RI,
he people; ratified; sent to Congress-; -.
sas admitted IS free State. John IT,
wn raid, Brown taken, found guilty So.
reason. and executed; denunciation
70 act by Aati-Slavery men; Brown r.
rded as q martyr to the cause Of ,r;..