The Territory of Colorado
The Territory of Colorado
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3 Two weeks later Steele met his assembly and delivered his first inaugural address.
The territory of Jefferson, which thus came into existence on November 7, 1859, is one of the most illuminating incidents in the history of the American frontier. From the days of the State of Franklin 4 the frontiersman has always resented his isolation, and upon receiving evidence of governmental neglect has always been ready to erect his own government and care for himself in a political way. There are many ...incidents in the history of statehood movements in which settlement has rushed forward more rapidly than legal in- stitutions, with results in the erection of illegitimate provisional gov- ernments. But none of these illegitimate governments has been erected more deliberately or conducted with more propriety than this territory of Jefferson. The fundamental principle of American government which Byers expresses is applicable at all times in similar situations : We claim [he wrote in his Rocky Mountain News] that any body, or community of American citizens, which from any cause or under any circumstance, is cut off from, or from isolation is so situated, as not 1 Rocky Mountain News, October 6.
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3 Two weeks later Steele met his assembly and delivered his first inaugural address.
The territory of Jefferson, which thus came into existence on November 7, 1859, is one of the most illuminating incidents in the history of the American frontier. From the days of the State of Franklin 4 the frontiersman has always resented his isolation, and upon receiving evidence of governmental neglect has always been ready to erect his own government and care for himself in a political way. There are many ...incidents in the history of statehood movements in which settlement has rushed forward more rapidly than legal in- stitutions, with results in the erection of illegitimate provisional gov- ernments. But none of these illegitimate governments has been erected more deliberately or conducted with more propriety than this territory of Jefferson. The fundamental principle of American government which Byers expresses is applicable at all times in similar situations : We claim [he wrote in his Rocky Mountain News] that any body, or community of American citizens, which from any cause or under any circumstance, is cut off from, or from isolation is so situated, as not 1 Rocky Mountain News, October 6.
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