Letter, R. Harding to Mr. [John] Bayless
Dates
- Creation: 1859-01-22
Summary
R. Harding wrote from Lawrence, Kansas Territory, to John Bayless regarding the recent business discussed in the Territorial Legislature. Harding indicated that many members of the Legislature were intent on "Stealing Thunder", or receiving the glory for policies first introduced by others. He thought that, in light of recent difficulties with skirmishes in Linn and Bourbon Counties, Governor Medary would soon lose his. Harding seemed to support James Montgomery, who was responsible for many of those skirmishes, stating that "the provocation was evidently great and now he certainly has the sympathies of a large majority of the community best acquainted with the facts."
Extent
1 item
Source
- Kenneth Spencer Research Library (Organization)
Repository Details
Part of the University of Kansas. Kenneth Spencer Research Library Repository