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what Lane was.]
[The illustration: Exposure of the Map of I Squirt him/it The Principal Theater Of War of Border
AND THE LOCATION OF TRIBE Á. THE INSIDE OF THE INDIAN COUNTRY]
the additional one, sent to call July 1861. A difficulty immediately, rose
because of the fact that, subsequent to his/her election to the senatorship
and in thereto of the sum, Lane had accepted, that an office of colonel offered in payment of a debt from
Oliver P. Morton[87] of Indiana, his/her his/her own native state. [88] Lane
friends a lot of arguments reasonably that a military errand from one
is you/he/she could not invalidate the title to represent another government in the
Federal senate. The actual struggle on the contested place the entered
the next session and, completely despite consequences probable to prejudice
his/her case, Lane continued to enlist for his/her brigade. Indeed, him
Fremont been praised to that, in his/her ability as greater-general of
voluntary and reigning of the Military and Western District, it assigned
him to the duty in Kansas, greatly complicating so an already delicate
situation and incommensurably piling up on the difficulties embarrassments,,
and disasters for the frontier.
The same indifference toward the west that has characterized the
authority ruler in the South you/they were exhibited by oriental men in the
Northerly and, correspondingly, the west, Federal and Confederate,
it was improperly sensitive to the indifference, perhaps also, a trifle
it uselessly alarmed from symptoms of his really danger. Nevertheless, his/her
danger was true. Every state gave in its adherence to the Confederation
separately and, therefore, every solo state in the belt of had slavery
a problem to resolve. Against the struggle for Missouri fights
[Footnote 87: Morton, governor of war of Indiana that had taken
awful interest in the struggle for Kansas and in the events
conducting to the organization of the Republican Party, it was one of the
more energetic than men in to raise troops for the defense of the union,
especially in the more first stages of the war. Sees the _Life of Foulke of