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Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History (ed. Benson Lossing), Treaties. (search)
38 Tonga: Treaty of Amity, commerce, navigationU. S. Steamer MohicanOct. 2, 1886 Tripoli: Treaty of Peace and friendshipTripoliNov. 4, 1796 Treaty of Peace and amityTripoliJune 4, 1805 Tunis: Treaty of Peace and friendshipTunisMay 26, 1799 Two Sicilies: Convention of Regarding depredation of MuratNaplesOct. 14, 1832 Treaty of Commerce and navigationNaplesDec. 1, 1845 Convention of Rights of neutrals at seaNaplesJan. 13, 1855 Convention of Peace, friendship, commerce, etc.NaplesOct. 1, 1855 Foreign Power and Object of Treaty.Where Concluded.Date. United Mexican States: Treaty of LimitsMexicoJan. 12, 1828 Treaty of Amity, commerce, navigationMexicoApril 5, 1831 Venezuela: Treaty of Peace, friendship, navigation, commerceCaracasJan. 20, 1836 Convention of Satisfying Aves Island claimsValenciaJan. 14, 1859 Treaty of Amity, commerce, navigation, extraditionCaracasAug. 27, 1860 Convention of Referring claimsCaracasApril 25, 1866 Wurtemberg: Convention of Abolishing
Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History (ed. Benson Lossing), Kansas, (search)
ted the acts of the State legislature, assemble at Big Springs, and appoint delegates to a convention at Topeka, Sept. 19, to draw up a State constitution and seek admission to the Union......Sept. 5, 1855 Wilson Shannon, of Ohio, takes oath of office as governor......Sept. 7, 1855 Convention at Topeka to take measures to form a free-State constitution and government......Sept. 19, 1855 Free-State men take no part in the election of Gen. J. W. Whitfield, delegate to Congress......Oct. 1, 1855 Pro-slavery party meet at Leavenworth, ask the lovers of law and order to obey the laws of the first legislature, and declare it treason to oppose them......Oct. 3, 1855 Free-State party elect A. H. Reeder delegate to Congress......Oct. 9, 1855 Free-State constitutional convention meets at Topeka, James H. Lane president......Oct. 23, 1855 Charles W. Dow is killed by Franklin N. Coleman, pro-slavery man, near Lawrence, on the 21st. Free-State men meet at the scene on the 22d,