New California Statehood Could Save the 2024 Election | The Gateway Pundit

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The state of New California might save the 2024 Election.   

Like West Virginia throughout the Civil Warfare, New California can transfer half of California’s electoral seats to Trump and supply two new conservative US Senators as effectively. 

Final weekend, I attended and spoke on the twelfth Constitutional Conference for New California.  I discovered that this group makes use of the West Virginia constitutional mannequin for statehood in its efforts to create this new state.  You’ll be able to hearken to my speech right here. 

Individuals must get up and see the importance of the state of New California.   A history lesson on Nevada’s statehood will inform you extra.  The next is from an article maintained on Agenda21radio’s web site. 

From a President Donald J. Trump Tweet May 10, 2020

Abraham Lincoln wanted votes. In January of 1864, because the Civil Warfare raged on, the president was gearing up for a re-election marketing campaign, believing his loss was imminent. However with a purpose to unify the shattered items of the nation and abolish slavery, he wanted 4 extra years. With extra time, he might finish slavery with a regulation, however that regulation wanted votes, which, by his personal depend, he knew he didn’t have.

In his hunt for votes for his re-election and for this new regulation, he turned to a map of the USA, focusing his darkish eyes on a newly shaped territory referred to as Nevada.

By turning Nevada right into a state, its residents might vote for Lincoln’s second time period. Votes from Nevada’s two Senators and one Consultant would supply the margin Lincoln wanted — not simply to win a second time period, however to ratify the thirteenth modification and clinch the abolition of slavery. All he needed to do was put some ending touches on this untamed territory to remodel it into an appropriate candidate for statehood — and rapidly. Elections have been across the nook and Lincoln was on the mercy of the gradual authorized equipment of Congress to make his plan work.

…To assist the delivery of the state, an Enabling Act was authorised by Congress to start out the method of placing this largely uninhabited territory on equal footing with extra populous states, like New York. …The opposite stipulation of this Enabling Act was the state structure needed to be ratified and a replica needed to be on the president’s desk (with sufficient time for elections in early November of 1864). That requirement was not going to be simple.

Throughout the second state structure conference in Carson Metropolis in July of 1864, with solely three months remaining to determine the state, attendees once more contended over its title, as they’d completed in an earlier unsuccessful convening. On this second conference, they proposed Humboldt (after the German naturalist), Esmeralda (that means “emerald” in Spanish), Bullion, Oro Plata, Sierra Plata, and Washoe (the title of the Native American tribe of the area). Arguments have been made towards the title of Nevada, since there was a well known metropolis in California referred to as Nevada Metropolis in addition to a Nevada County. Moreover, Nevada, which meant ‘snow-covered’ in Spanish, was impractical for a land that hardly ever acquired under freezing. Consensus was shaped when one voice reminded the attendees that a lot of the nation knew it by Nevada, and it needed to keep that method.

Over the weeks of wrangling on the conference, the title Nevada was settled on. On September 7, 1864, the residents of Nevada voted 8 to 1 on their new structure, approving it. Now, the duty was to get a replica of the state structure to the president. There was little over a month to get it to Washington. Given the technique of supply, there was simply sufficient time.

One widespread method of getting a protracted doc throughout the nation was by boat. After a courier reached the Pacific Ocean at San Francisco, which took a few days, they might board a ship that headed to the Isthmus of Panama. They then crossed it by mule, after which continued on by boat as much as Washington, D.C. The opposite approach to get a doc throughout was the stagecoach. Within the 1850s, the Overland Stagecoach was created. It took over 20 days to achieve the Missouri River from the West; from there a message could possibly be carried by practice, taking a couple of week. Nevada’s Territorial Governor Nye despatched a number of copies of the doc each by land and by sea, and waited to listen to the excellent news from Lincoln with a proclamation of statehood.

Web page 1 of the Nevada Structure:

Nationwide Archives, Normal Data of the Division of State

Statehood appeared promising, significantly for Nye, who had nice political ambitions. He most popular dwelling on the East Coast and noticed his submit in Nevada as a approach to launch himself into what he actually needed to be — a Senator. Nye was charismatic and recognized for his “successful pleasant face,” however his countenance modified quickly when a telegram arrived the night of Tuesday, October 25, 1864. The pinnacle of the California Pacific Telegraph handed on a telegram to him, which mentioned, “The President has not obtained a replica of your structure.” The deadline for the supplies was only a few days away. There wasn’t sufficient time to mail it to the President. If Nye was going to get 175 pages of this official doc to Abraham Lincoln, he was going to have to make use of the brand new expertise that was simply put in three years prior — the telegraph.

On the afternoon of the subsequent day, Mr. Hodge and Mr. Ward, the area’s finest telegraphers had the job to transmit 175 handwritten pages containing the Nevada State Structure to Salt Lake Metropolis, simply over 500 miles away. In a room of Nevada’s esteemed authorities officers whose names would go down within the annals of historical past, these two males, whose first names the world would by no means know, have been truly an important individuals within the room.

The flamboyant cursive writing of the doc needed to be translated into plain dots and dashes of Morse code after which tapped into the traces. Ward started sending electrical pulses within the first shift and Hodge within the second. When Ward’s lightning-fast fingers began their dance of pat-a-tat-tat on the telegraph key, town officers breathed a sigh of aid. The start of the delivery of their state had begun. They retired to the inn close by for it was going to be a protracted evening.

The doc that Hodge and Ward needed to ship contained 16,543 phrases. The message started with, “His Excy Abraham Lincoln. Official — The Structure of the State of Nevada…,” adopted by what could be equal to 40 single-spaced pages of textual content. The work was onerous, however this was Nevada’s alternative to affix the world stage, and in addition affect it. Alternative knocked with the pitter-patter of telegrapher fingers.

The tapping went on for 12 hours, with Hodge, who was on the second shift, ending at 5:30 the next morning, earlier than the solar rose. Aside from finger fatigue, there was no bother sending the message. Nonetheless, there was bother on the receiving facet. There was no direct line between Carson Metropolis and Washington, D.C., so the message needed to be despatched to a few totally different relay stations on its method East the place the dots and dashes have been translated into phrases after which transformed again into dots and dashes after which despatched to the subsequent leg.

In Salt Lake Metropolis, the telegrapher didn’t count on such a deluge and acquired drained after some time. One particular person substituted for him, however didn’t final lengthy, after which one other sat in, after which a 3rd, earlier than the primary operator returned and completed the work. As soon as the dots and dashes have been obtained in Salt Lake Metropolis, they have been copied down after which despatched 1,400 miles to Chicago, after which 800 miles to Philadelphia, earlier than lastly reaching Washington, D.C., 150 miles away. Hundreds of dots and dashes marched throughout the nation inside steel telegraph wires with the mission to assist Lincoln abolish slavery within the land.

When these electrical impulses lastly reached the final leg of their journey, they have been despatched to the telegraph workplace of the Warfare Division. This transmission was of such significance that intelligence from the warfront was placed on maintain for 5 hours to make method for Nevada’s telegram. Hodge’s and Ward’s message took two days to get to Lincoln and the price of sending the message was $4,303.27 ($60,000 immediately). Nevada’s electrical structure reached Lincoln on the night of October 28 and he proclaimed it a state on the thirtieth. On the thirty first of October, Nevada formally celebrated its statehood, which gave it the appropriate to take part within the election every week afterward November 8.

On November 8 of 1864, Lincoln received a second time period. Nevada had made good on its promise. Two out of three of its votes from the electoral faculty have been forged for Lincoln. (The third voter acquired caught in a snowstorm.) However, the presidential election turned much less crucial, when Lincoln’s possibilities of successful on account of a three-way race improved when the race settled to simply two candidates. Earlier than Lincoln acquired to the enterprise of main the nation, he paused and declared the mission of his subsequent 4 years. In his inaugural tackle, he acknowledged that he wouldn’t be vindictive in direction of the South or ignore their transgressions as different candidates had promised. He set a tone for therapeutic, “allow us to try on to complete the work we’re in; to bind up the nation’s wounds.” As president, he would serve, “with malice in direction of none; with charity for all.”

With this victory behind him, Lincoln now frightened in regards to the vote on the abolition of slavery act within the Home of Representatives. This act had already handed within the Senate, but it surely had didn’t get nearly all of votes within the Home the 12 months earlier than. Lincoln wished Nevada’s sole Consultant, Henry G. Worthington, a swift and protected journey from the West so he might forged his single vote. Worthington arrived in time to forged his vote on January 31, 1865. The ensuing depend was 119 yeas, 56 nays, (with 8 abstains). The modification handed with Worthington’s vote as one of many two that put the variety of “yea” votes safely within the majority. These two votes have been valuable like gold to Lincoln.

Lincoln now had all of the items to heal the nation and states started ratifying the thirteenth Modification to make it into regulation. Nevada was the sixteenth state to ratify it on February 16, 1865. The modification wanted 27 of the 36 states to go and it will get them in December of 1865.

However Lincoln would by no means get to see it. He was shot by an murderer and died on April 15, 1865, a couple of days after the give up at Appomattox, ending the Civil Warfare. The good architect, who drew up the blueprints to abolish slavery, would by no means witness the nation he helped to construct. His dream was made attainable by many components, nevertheless — one in all them being a really lengthy and costly telegram from Nevada.

Ainissa Ramirez is a supplies scientist and the creator of “The Alchemy of Us.” Twitter: @ainissaramirez

New California can convey conservative Senators and Representatives to the US Capital.  These electoral votes will help President Trump win the Presidency. 

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