State Building in the West
State Building in the West
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Kansas, and the most intense excitement prevailed. The con- tending factions were known as the Abolitionists and the Bor- der Ruffians, the latter largely from Missouri. Numerous con- flicts occurred with fatal results. Several constitutions were framed, and Kansas was finally admitted into the Union on January 29th, 1861, as a free state. During this conflict, cranks of all kinds and descriptions flocked to Kansas in such numbers as to distinctly impress upon its inhabitants their singular ecc...entricities, which have clung to them ever since. If you want to raise a crop of isms, no> matter how absurd or unheard of, plant your seed in Kansas and your yield is sure. Generations will have to succeed each other before the kinks can be straightened out of Kansas. I simply mention this cir- cumstance in support of my theory of the effect of early impres- sions. There is an old saying that it takes three generations to make a gentleman from a bad start; and our country will have occasion for rejoicing if it eradicates within that time some of the tares that took root in Kansas soil when in its formative conditon.
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Kansas, and the most intense excitement prevailed. The con- tending factions were known as the Abolitionists and the Bor- der Ruffians, the latter largely from Missouri. Numerous con- flicts occurred with fatal results. Several constitutions were framed, and Kansas was finally admitted into the Union on January 29th, 1861, as a free state. During this conflict, cranks of all kinds and descriptions flocked to Kansas in such numbers as to distinctly impress upon its inhabitants their singular ecc...entricities, which have clung to them ever since. If you want to raise a crop of isms, no> matter how absurd or unheard of, plant your seed in Kansas and your yield is sure. Generations will have to succeed each other before the kinks can be straightened out of Kansas. I simply mention this cir- cumstance in support of my theory of the effect of early impres- sions. There is an old saying that it takes three generations to make a gentleman from a bad start; and our country will have occasion for rejoicing if it eradicates within that time some of the tares that took root in Kansas soil when in its formative conditon.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles E Charles Eugene Flandrau to read onlineMoreLess
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