...be asked, what is to be done with California, should she not be admitted? I answer, remand her back to the territorial condition, as was done in the case of Tennessee, in the early Btnge of the government. Congress, in her c.ae, had established a territorial government, in the usual...

...be asked, what is to be done with California, should she not be admitted ? I answer, remand her back to the territorial condition, as was done in the case...entitled, under the deed of cession, to be admitted into the Union as a State, as soon as she had 60,000 inhabitants. The territorial government, believing...

...admitted ? I answer, remand her back to territorial condition, as waT~3onTTn^the~case 6f Ten^~ nessee, in the early stage of the Government. Congress, in...entitled, under the deed of cession, to be admitted into the Union as a State as soon as she had sixty thousand inhabitants. The territorial government,...

...admitted i I answer, remand her back to the territorial condition, as was done in the case of Teunessee, in the early stage of the government. Congress, in...established a territorial government, in the usual fiirui, with a Governor, Judges, and other officers appointed by the United States. She was entitled,...

...be asked, what is to be done with California should she not be admitted? I answer, remand lier back to the territorial condition, as was done in the case...entitled under the deed of cession to be admitted into the Union as a State as soon as she had sixty thousand inhabitants. The territorial government,...

...California should she not be admitted? I answer, remand her back to the territorial condition, as was dono in the case of Tennessee, in the early stage of the...entitled under the deed of cession to be admitted into the Union as a State as soon as she had sixty thousand inhabitants. The territorial government,...

...be asked, what is to be done with California should she not be admitted? I answer, remand her back to the territorial condition, as was done in the case...the early stage of the Government. Congress, in her ease, had established a territorial government in the usual form, with a governor, .judges, and other...

...with California if she should not be admitted ? and himself answered that she must be remanded back to the territorial condition, as was done in the case of Tennessee. The irregularities in her case, he said, were immeasurably greater and offered much stronger reasons...

...asked, what is to be done with California, should she not be admitted ? I answer, remand her back tc the territorial condition, as was done in the case...entitled, under the deed of cession, to be admitted into the Union as a State as soon as she had sixty thousand inhabitants. The territorial government,...

...should be done with California in case she should not be admitted into the Union: "Remand her back to the territorial condition, as was done in the case...of Tennessee, in the early stage of the Government. . . . . She . . . formed a Constitution and applied for admission. Congress refuse d to admit her,...