Georgia and Alabama split over Baltimore and Richmond choices
Collected items recount Georgia split at Milledgeville with secession wings appointing delegates to Baltimore and Richmond, Alabama calls for a State Rights Opposition convention in Montgomery, and North-South standoff over Democratic and Douglas factions amid Charleston and Baltimore events.
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Baltimore
Georgia
Montgomery Mail
Alabama
Montgomery
Bett
Evarett
Alex
Friends of
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Everett
Selma
Dee
Auil
New York
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Breret
Russell Haw
Russell
Ageiver Bell
Russall County
Macon
Warner
Civeinnath
Dred Scott
Hirai Warner
Gov. Johnson
James Gardner
A. Hl. Chappell
Lasog—Eloc
Hiram Warner
HM. V. Johnson
Absalom
Wo Bureney
J. P. Haubleroo
Canler
Diernter
A. BR. Wright
H. P. Parrar
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R. McMillan
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A. Walker
Wa. M. Charchwall
Tennessee
Iefer
Guatemala
Hondages
Tieh
Morgan
Mary Cobb
Warlington City
Hrantham
Bibb
Yancey
Fulton
Everett Letter of Acceptance and Union views in 1860
The document reflects a Northern anti slavery stance and a defense of the Union against sectional strife. It cites history, the Constitution, and the Bible to argue against extending slavery into new territories, while urging harmony between North and South and cautioning against radical abolitionist pressure. It references the National Union Convention and the nomination of a vice presidential candidate, plus a note about Oregon elections and legislative seats.
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Chicago
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Boston
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