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	Stephen Johnson Field - LoveToKnow 1911
		In the former act he embodied a provision regulating and giving authority to the peculiar customs, usages, and regulations voluntarily adopted by the miners in various districts of the state for the adjudication of disputed mining claims.
		This, as Judge Field truly says, "was the foundation of the jurisprudence respecting mines in the country," having greatly influenced legislation upon this subject in other states and in the Congress of the United States.
		He was elected, in 1857, a justice of the California Supreme Court, of which he became chief justice in 1859, on the resignation of Judge David S. Terry to fight the duel with the United States senator David C. Broderick which ended fatally for the latter.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Stephen_Johnson_Field (0 words)

	David C. Broderick - Definition, explanation
		David Colbreth Broderick (February 4, 1820 - September 16, 1859) was a United States Senator and an anti-slavery advocate.
		Broderick was elected as a Democrat to the United States Senate and served there beginning March 4, 1857.
		One of his closest friends was David S. Terry, formerly the Chief Justice of the California State Supreme Court, an advocate of the extension of slavery into California.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/d/da/david_c__broderick.php (0 words)

	Broderick-Terry Duel - 1859
		The duel was fought, and Broderick mortally wounded.
		David C. Broderick, Senator of the United States from our State, died from the effect of a wound received in a duel, fought on Tuesday morning last, with David S. Terry, formerly Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of California.
		Broderick has battled for principles which he considered right and of late he has exercised all his strength of mind and body for the advancement of those principles.
	www.sfmuseum.org /hist6/broderick.html (0 words)

	Anchor Steam - Broderick-Terry Duel
		Broderick critically examined his pistol, and took pains deliberately to adjust it to his grip.
		Broderick's right arm was raised nearly in line from his shoulder and extended at full length; the left arm simultaneously moved in similar manner.
		Broderick's mouth, as is the case in instances where the lungs are penetrated....
	www.anchorbrewing.com /san_francisco/duel.htm (0 words)

	David Broderick
		David Colbreth Broderick was born in Washington D.C. on February 4, 1820.
		David was a teenager when his father died and he went to work as a stone mason to help support his mother, his younger brother, and himself.
		Broderick concluded that although the arsonists might be hoodlums they appeared to be acting on the orders of the merchants of the city.
	www.inn-california.com /Articles/biographic/broderickbio.html (0 words)

	Book Review
		In 1854 the northern or Broderick Democrats gained control of the state legislature and Broderick, in an effort to undermine his opponent, called for the election of a successor to Gwin a year early.
		Broderick had never practiced with the sensitive weapons and as he raised the gun, it fired and the bullet struck the ground about eight feet in front of him.
		He stresses Broderick's egalitarianism and desire for greater participation by the people-almost making him one of today's radicals who are demanding power to the people-while ignoring many of the nefarious political practices of the Broderick machine in San Francisco.
	www.sandiegohistory.org /journal/71summer/br-broderick.htm (0 words)

	U.S. Senate: Art & History Home > Historical Minutes > 1851-1877 > Senator Killed in Duel
		In September 1859, Broderick established a record that remains unbroken.
		Broderick was born in Washington, D.C., in 1820, the son of a stonemason who worked on the Capitol.
		Broderick angrily responded that Terry was a dishonest judge and a "miserable wretch." For these words, Terry challenged Broderick to a duel.
	www.senate.gov /artandhistory/history/minute/Duel_By_The_Lake.htm (449 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: David C. Broderick (Site not responding. Last check: )
		David Colbreth Broderick (February 4, 1820 – September 16, 1859) was a United States Senator and an anti-slavery advocate.
		Broderick was elected as a Democrat to the United States Senate and served there beginning March 4, 1857.
		The duel was fought, and Broderick mortally wounded.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/David-C.-Broderick (1487 words)

	California Landmark 760: Site of Laurel Hill Cemetery in San Francisco
		Senator David C. Broderick and Supreme Court Justice David Terry, both members of the Democratic party, are on opposite sides of the great national debate.
		Senator Broderick, a stonemason's son, is a populist and an abolitionist.
		Broderick accepted and presented articles for the duel: 5:30 AM Monday September 12 1859, a farm near Lake Merced, dueling pistols at ten paces.
	www.noehill.com /sf/landmarks/cal0760.asp (919 words)

	David C Broderick
		What made Broderick such an interesting figure were not only his strong support of democracy and abolitionism -- and to his credit this put him at a serious disadvantage in California politics -- but also his radical politics and indefatigable defense of the interests of the working class.
		When Broderick arrived in Washington in late 1857, the major debate in the Senate of the Thirty-fifth Congress was the issue of whether to admit Kansas into the Union under the Lecompton Constitution.
		The "progress, refinement and civilization," Broderick stated, which Hammond so proudly claimed to emanate from the ruling class was in fact the product of the hard labor of the "mudsills," of the working class constituted of all the fl and white slaves who toiled away in anonymity for the benefit of the ruling class.
	www.shapingsf.org /cgi-bin/library?e=d-000-00---0ssf--00-0-0--0prompt-10---4----dtx--0-1l--1-en-50---20-home-Mission+Redevelopment--00031-001-1-0utfZz-8-00&a=d&c=ssf&cl=CL4.10.1&d=HASH019af4b053aaefd0f4fd3c91 (1697 words)

	Matthew Broderick - The Huffington Post
		It was later brought to the screen by a cast including Anthony Hopkins as Kellogg, Matthew Broderick and Bridget Fonda as patients, with Michael Lerner and John Cusack as hustlers trying to wangle their way into the...
		David Auburn's The Girl in the Park Set for Toronto Film Festival
		U.S. actors Sarah Jessica Parker and her husband Matthew Broderick, left, arrive for the haute couture collection of Italian fashion designer Valentino on the occasion of his 45th anniversary celebrations, in Rome, Saturday, July 7, 2007.
	www.huffingtonpost.com /topics/Matthew+Broderick (0 words)

	Gold Rush Chronology 1857 - 1861
		State Senator Holden of Stanislaus demanded that U.S. Senator David C. Broderick be censured for disregarding the instructions of the Legislature of 1858, in relation to the admission of Kansas to the Union.
		David C. Broderick in a duel near Lake Merced.
		Broderick was shot and killed by Judge Terry in 1859.
	www.sfmuseum.net /hist/chron5.html (2504 words)

	Fictionwise eBooks: Damien Broderick
		Bio: Damien Broderick is Australia's dean of science fiction, with a body of extraordinary work reaching back to the early 1960s.
		Like one of his heroes, Sir Arthur C. Clarke, he is also a master of writing about radical new technologies, and The Spike and The Last Mortal Generation have been Australian popular-science best sellers--both books strongly recommended in Clarke's millennial revision of his famous Profiles of the Future.
		In this story, specially updated for Fictionwise by the author, an anthropologist travels to the central Australian desert to search for the source of an aboriginal myth; he suspects the terrible "Rainbow Serpent" is connected to the sacred Uluru rock formations.
	www.fictionwise.com /eBooks/DamienBroderickeBooks.htm (0 words)

	Damien Broderick Books (Used, New, Out-of-Print) - Alibris
		Broderick writes a sci-fi version of "Hamlet" set 2000 years in the future, when Earth is populated by both "hu" (humans) and "ai" (artificially intelligent robots).
		Damien Broderick has had a major impact as an Australian SF writer since 1964.
		Now, Broderick draws upon his skills as both critic and novelist to analyze science fiction of the last two decades, and its earlier...
	www.alibris.com /search/books/author/Broderick%2C%20Damien (0 words)

	Broderick, David Colbert-anti slavery advocate
		Broderick, David Colbert (4 Feb. 1820-16 Sept. 1859), U.S. senator,
		Broderick's mother died in 1843 and his brother in 1845, leaving
		David A. Williams, "The Forgery of the Broderick
	www.afrigeneas.com /forumd/index.cgi?noframes;read=6779 (0 words)

	San Francisco Fire Department Museum - SFFD History - People
		David Broderick was foreman of one of the first volunteer fire companies.
		Broderick was a former New Yorker and an opponent of slavery.
		David S. Scannell was the last of seven men who served as Chiefs of San Francisco's Volunteer Fire Department during the years 1849-1866.
	www.sffiremuseum.org /history/people.html (731 words)

	SFHC Monthly Memorial - September 2003
		DAVID C. David C. Broderick was certainly not a saint.
		Broderick sank to his knee and then fell to the ground.
		Broderick was hailed as a local and national martyr, and as a result, the Chivalrists began to lose favor with Californians, who saw them for the bullies that they were.
	home.earthlink.net /~sfhistoryclub/mem.0309.htm (473 words)

	Streetwise: Guns and Golf - Western Neighborhoods Project
		Broderick's supporters had since been voted out of power within California, and the senator, prone to depression, had started predicting his own death.
		Now, over breakfast, Broderick read excerpts from a speech Chief Justice David Terry had made at the state convention, a speech in which Terry ran down Broderick's faction and portrayed the senator as an abolitionist and disloyal Democrat.
		David Terry was probably the last prominent man in California one would ask to provoke.
	outsidelands.org /sw4.php (1301 words)

	Some, Old Resorts of County
		It was here that David C. Broderick rested the night previous to his fatal duel with David S. Terry, Chief Justice of the State of California, on September 13, 1859, receiving a fatal wound.
		Broderick who was a staunch upholder of the policies of Abraham Lincoln, had put up a hard fight to retain California undivided and loyal to the Union.
		Broderick was not aware of this, and unfortunately drew the unreliable weapon on the morning of the duel.
	www.californiagenealogy.org /sanmateo/resorts.htm (650 words)

	Streetwise Guns and Golf - Western Neighborhoods Project
		David Terry and David C. Broderick were in all respects from opposite sides of the state Democratic Party.
		Broderick, son of a stonemason, had battled his way up representing the workingman.
		Dutifully, the chief justice wrote Broderick of his displeasure at being called a dishonest wretch of a judge: "I now take the earliest opportunity to require of you a retraction of those remarks." Hotheaded and angry politicians of the 1850s could channel their rage in a most elegant fashion.
	www.outsidelands.org /sw4more.php (889 words)

	Handbook of Texas Online:
		David Terry, lawyer, judge, politician, and soldier, the son of Joseph R. and Sarah D. (Smith) Terry, was born in Kentucky on March 8, 1823, and moved to Texas as a young boy.
		Broderick represented the northern or antislavery faction of the California Democratic party, and Terry was a leader in the southern faction.
		Broderick's death made him a martyr and hero to northern antislavery sympathizers.
	www.tsha.utexas.edu /handbook/online/articles/view/TT/fte29.html (802 words)

	Model D - Bidding begins on 34-story Broderick Tower project; work to start soon
		The Broderick Tower rehabilitation project has been put out to bid and construction is expected to begin in three to six months, according to Fred J. Beal of J.C. Beal Construction.
		The Broderick Tower was built in 1928 as the Eaton Tower under the direction Louis and Paul Kamper of Detroit.
		David Broderick acquired the building in 1945, renaming and managing it until his death in 1957.
	www.modeldmedia.com /developmentnews/broderick70.aspx (254 words)

	George Broderick
		George Broderick characterizes his narrative oil painting style as "hyperbolic reality" as the figures and colors are overstated.
		Broderick finds artistic inspiration for his narrative paintings in his travels and the many interesting people he has encountered in this world.
		Broderick followed a nontraditional path to his current role as painter and gallery owner.
	www.broderickgallery.com /GeorgeBroderick.htm (490 words)

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		He was a prominent Broderick man, hated Casey for having left that wing of the party and joined the other wing, and adopted this means to blast him in reputation.
		Accordingly, on June 21st, as the Julia was on her way down from Benicia, she was boarded in San Francisco Bay by C. Rand and John L. Durkee, in the employ of the Committee, and the two captured the schooner, took possession of the muskets, and delivered them into the keeping of the Committee.
		Broderick entered, and the door was closed, and locked from the outside.
	www.jamesgoulding.com /americanhistoryebooks/Special_Topics/vigilancecommitteeof1856.txt (13949 words)

	Greening of Paradise Valley - Chapter 2
		His opponent was David C. Broderick, a glib Irishman who enthusiastically followed the rough-and-tumble politics of Tammany Hall.
		Broderick wanted the job, which was held in higher esteem than that of governor.
		It was an ironic April Fool’s Day joke on Broderick that while his dream child, Stanislaus County, came into being April 1, 1854, the Legislature had circumvented Broderick’s scheme by decreeing that the new county would share its state senator with Tuolumne County, from which it was separated.
	www.mid.org /about/100-years/chpt_02.htm (2657 words)

	Encyclopedia of San Francisco
		Broderick, a fellow Irishman and Tammany Hall politician from New York.
		San Francisco, primarily through the influence of David Broderick.
		McDougal, at the urging of David Broderick, granted him a full pardon.
	www.sfhistoryencyclopedia.com /articles/d/duaneCharles.html (2465 words)

	Tinkham Chapter XIII
		Broderick was the cause of the fight, and he was making it very warm for the Southern, or secession, wing of the Democratic party.
		Broderick refused to accept it, saying in his letter of refusal: "When I entered this campaign it was suggested to me that efforts would be made to force me into difficulties, and I determined to take no notice of attacks from any source during the canvass."
		Broderick was taken to the home of Leonidas Haskell, then living on Black Point, which is now the United States Presidio.
	www.usgennet.org /usa/ca/state1/tinkhamch13.html (5235 words)

	San Francisco Genealogy - Lone Mountain Cemetery, United States Senators
		He quoted Broderick's own words when he fell on the duelling field: "I die because I was opposed to a corrupt administration, and to the extension of slavery." Baker said his friend had fallen "tangled in the meshes of the code of honor." He dwelt upon the horrors of duelling.
		The case was set for trial in Marin County; the witnesses' boat was delayed on the trip across the bay and did not arrive at the hour set, and the case of the People against Judge David S. Terry for the killing of Senator David C. Broderick was dismissed.
		Broderick left an estate appraised at a quarter of a million, largely the result of wise real estate investments.
	www.sfgenealogy.com /sf/gnl/lonesen.htm (3444 words)

	Save Ferris! : Matthew Broderick
		Born on the 21 March 1962, in New York City, New York to the late actor James Broderick (I) and playwright Patricia Broderick, though he was playing a highschool senior Matthew Broderick was actually 23 years old when FBDO was being made.
		Broderick initially took up acting at New York's prestigious Walden School after being sidelined from his athletic pursuits (football and soccer) by a knee injury.
		Broderick's career accelerated with parts in two Neil Simon projects: Brighton Beach Memoirs (1982-83), the first in the semi-autobiographical trilogy, wherein Broderick created the part of Eugene, a character based on Simon as a youth, and the feature Max Dugan Returns.
	www.80s.com /saveferris/cast/broderick.html (584 words)

	dictionary - David C. Broderick
		David Colbreth Broderick (February 4, 1820 - September 16, 1859) was a United States Senator and an anti-slavery advocate.
		He was apprenticed to a stonecutter when young.
		Passions escalated, and on September 13, 1859, Terry and Broderick met outside of the San Francisco city limits for a duel.
	www.medicalrace.com /dictionary/David_C._Broderick (378 words)

	San Joaquin County History
		We further observed that David C. Broderick, the northern party leader who was opposed to slavery, was fast advancing toward the principles of Republicanism and taking his followers with him.
		The national Democratic convention was called to meet at Charleston, S. C., April 28, 1860, and in preparation for this event, J. Hoge, the chairman of the Democratic state committee, called a convention to assemble at Sacramento January 29, to elect delegates to the Presidential convention.
		The Union County Committee at this time comprised seventeen members, C. Burton being chairman and Charles Grunsky, secretary, committee assembling May 16, called a convention to be held in the City Hall June 13 to nominate a county ticket and elect delegates to the state convention at Sacramento June 17.
	www.calarchives4u.com /history/sanjoaquin/sanjoa-1923-178.htm (9883 words)

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