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Lucius R. Paige, History of Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1630-1877, with a genealogical register 2 2 Browse Search
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g offered his resignation to take effect March 20th, leaves Kansas secretly......March 10, 1857 Free-State convention at Topeka resolves not to vote for delegates to the Lecompton constitutional convention......March 10, 1857 The number of immigrants to Kansas is very large......March 13, 1857 The newly appointed governor, Robert J. Walker, in his letter of acceptance, says that he understands that the government expects a fair and regular vote by actual residents of Kansas......March 26, 1857 First free-State victory at Leavenworth; election of a mayor......April 13, 1857 Frederick P. Stanton, secretary, who precedes Governor Walker to Kansas, announces the policy of the new administration in an address at Lawrence, and says that resistance to the bogus laws will mean war......April 24, 1857 Gov. Robert J. Walker arrives at Lecompton and reads his inaugural address......May 27, 1857 The Squatter sovereign, of Atchison, the most violent of the pro-slavery newspaper