Happy Then We'll Be The Union in Millard Fillmore Song
Fragment recounts a nostalgic unionist song praising Millard Fillmore and national peace. It calls for harmony between North and South, pledging loyalty to the Union and a return to happy times. The text imitates period rhetoric with garbled OCR-style spelling and repeated refrains.
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the Times
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Noble Filmore
Por Donelson
Henry Clay
Political rancor and arresting rhetoric in Louisville informs centrist debate
A heated public record traces violence and class conflict from Louisville to Cincinnati. It cites Breckenridge and Ward as flashpoints, portrays aristocracy opposing justice, and notes congressional reactions and Democratic opportunism. It mentions Keating and Herbert in labor versus aristocrat clashes and reports Fillmore sentiment among women and Philadelphia sources.
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Millard Fillmore praised as Model President and party hero
The Baltimore Patriot extols Millard Fillmore, tracing his rise from a self made youth to Congress and the Senate, recounting his role as Vice President and President, his reform efforts, naturalization critique, and 1856 American party nomination with Donelson, highlighting his integrity and commitment to the Union.
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