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• President Pierce signed the bill into law on May 30.
• Borland declined a nomination from President Pierce as Governor of the New Mexico Territory.
• The United States could not allow this to stand and President Pierce vowed revenged.
• He was the longest-serving federal judge to be appointed by President Pierce.
• Laura Bush says of President Pierce.
• Walker appointed him Minister Plenipotentiary to the United States, but President Pierce refused his credentials.
• The pro-slavery Territorial government, serving under President Pierce, had been relocated to Lecompton.
• Company president Pierce Carson said the lease, granted to its wholly owned subsidiary Simberi Gold Co . Pty.
• President Pierce formally dismissed Reeder for his refusal to use his position to aid in making Kansas a slave state.
• The Democrats controlled the national government from 1852 until 1860, and Presidents Pierce and Buchanan were friendly to Southern interests.
• When Seward received allegations that former president Pierce was involved in a plot against the Union, he asked Pierce for an explanation.
• He was appointed Secretary of the Interior under President Pierce, to report upon the best location for a bridge across the Potomac.
• Additionally, he totally distrusted the proslavery forces and in letters to President Pierce, he blamed them for the deprivations in the territory.
• While at Lecompton, Shannon offered President Pierce his resignation on August 18, 1856, but Pierce had already determined to fire him.
• In 1856 Roberts contacted a President Pierce located in Washington city for an interview about receiving a pension for his merits in the war.
• The frigate rendezvoused with cargo ship and steamship " President Pierce " and escorted them to Fujairah ( 2 and 3 September 1987 ).
• On the Fourth of July in 1856, proclamations of President Pierce led to nearly 500 U . S . Army troops arriving in Topeka from Ft.
• At the close of President Pierce's term, Guthrie returned to Louisville to serve as vice-president of struggling the Louisville & Nashville Railroad.
• Judah Benjamin was sworn in as senator from Louisiana on March 4, 1853, at a brief meeting called just prior to President Pierce's inauguration.
• President Pierce refused recognition of its findings and continued to authorize the pro-slavery legislature, which the Free State people called the " Bogus Legislature ."