The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01

Is'sis s.at5 !. the tseFfs IS ono Of
- = i The ,,Is @aQTy Tyotanra tsT'ss,
lie, S'1I,'i ~ The pioneers .ei OF
sIs.s W. = Anglo-A,%Sssritfiraslt, me tirst
4 l,'i;,' Z North America, erica.
y ,ia,e y roosevelt welt these I.eTe
a ! i'e'ei;,II ',.;.Ies of l7I2, were ao
., ,il,Slis ,,iIlsritau birth TO ,,a5 es, .
"A a. indcpendieSnats lent CO%i. onf =.
n y ,1e'Iylsio ,se Nation s work. y.,, 1t
u,I,, ~ IN east Tennessee, see
Itals,s, s,bo settled in Ken, Ken.
- -. ST and this fact gives eve,
,1,or Of being e,inns the hrss
AZ the Appaidc'i'''' 10
,s' ssnrelo,American Il Pe9' PsS}
v ".e,rlement was toI'
ffi's,.. s,.sr.. as it had been
81 ,..gr' r,,rs by Been's Sta; :
r;,a Shelby was one o oi I,
= pr ,',,. lie was = great
M, ,'',T lorer of free lnstltu. Iatu.
,,;...lf at King 5 Noun; :
,bs fst Governor OF
- ~. seyier was there, as
'Robertsou, honored by,
II Fsther OF Tennessee
II =, for American inde'
~ soI. the Tcnnessceans
st. snd in lII3, more
Esis,s the formal declara-
,'.,.jsrce. the Tennessee
I'D themselves as an
L.-,-snent under the name
80 district This was
.-rIisal division in the
- BE- named for George
1 M Tia, name was given
States had come
,ls,enee. The name is
a Washington county, Ten
~ fill remains, although
area Within the pres
Of this county the first
Il 4 he Appalachians was
y sturdy Scotch Prcsby
T,.tlngton college is still
u II this county was pub
I n newspaper 10 opc9ly au-
IA Of slavery, as early as
4 w-thouse at Joncsboro is
Ia Anerican historical relics
IL K equaled save by the
,su Of the historical So
rDn. who had command
when the Indian at
M1lsel, decided TO settle
nry in the valley of the
ELitb hunters and scouts
Z % fairly. With seven
r. and 4 negro. Robertson
sls Of Nashville, which
SyhbOrough in honor of
n q The Revolutionary
~ They planted corn. left
Nd returned TO Watauga
.1lFs. Thc next winter Rob
ni with over 200 set
ysn building houses and
ior their families. who
b b riyeL This hotilla of
~ mail boats was com.
cel. John Donclson. II
tak Henry on Holston riv-
y he Tennessee river. de.
stream 20 its mouth at
hdnesh, Kentucky, went
~ miles 20 the mouth of
Eirt. and then asccndcd
sld 70 Nashville. II was
sl'lcn Of these waters. The
Ton the boats from am.
,rt. and The record of the
D narrow escapes from
When II was done. Nash
ae't, the settlers formed
70, themselves and adopt
,'lon called the Cumbcr,
Ia saIsh was the second in.
Lae PAPER in Tennessee. In.
He'e frequent, and once
decided 70 abandon tn,
"a NTdy James Robertson
Iii STAY il be had to sta,
y '.lony was saved.
Asl TOO stormy times which
~ la' end of the war of Nh,
H. The ndoptiou of In,
IL ne East Tennessee SET
he authority of Nur,i
I over them. and in Us.
Lssse Of frankland. after
rankin, which cxiste,
- nth John Sewer.
I' Mountain, as Governor
htt and North parol;a. ,
agaIn recognized. Tn,
A. sFsns had nothing /.
LIZ sii'aSElin IN movement. In
- N.y become with nj,
I..s, ~, shole section was siy
L. fllo e district - in homo
III O''ernor Miro, of Ney
S..'e was admitted to tb
s''fr was lis first Gov
~ !ac sson WAS nlreod
|1b u i1'lIs, u. although a ycnn
,I. Time went ON An
K . .9inence in tho Sc, 3 =,
'al,e had been The dom
aslional politics g,,,
En'' ns'sem sister, and I'c,
lIs,,.,e.'e ee'm. From 1891 n,
H. r,;. was the lcadin
,Ie,,.i;..oan = m political pow(
lhF =. Resident, and thrc
(|i,. Inc aS great popular ~;
Sgl Office, Van Burc
||fi,iI''o by jackson. Jacl
,WS. Poly. the seoul a .Te tn, n,
y Las i.Ol IN the Whit. Hons
III ~. ..'aressee had oora.'. ia""s
Prosperity and
,..-s'o soSld y. soon catch n
80 81. s'stcs Of the ray
ISl wa w dissensions v,I;5 ,iG :
s,17 and Tcune.ssae,". .a,.
'asd divisions sons'I' cai,.
si,is.i Mie.i Tennessee ''ii' :
a. si'ided y. into even S,g'' ma. :
z l,',,.ale s,ae mean spI" annual m3n ,o,
s. b. -,isal, and her va, wos,o ,c'
'La ,$' si mean mean temperate 1tr
bra ,.l,ulslana. .,u, In pc
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