Fraverland and Fanteaniry in a Turbulent Rhyme Echo
A long poem satirizes a famed strongman while bemoaning public zeal and blind devotion. It contrasts lofty praise with-worldly misdeeds, urging vigilance toward a Nation of the Free even as it laments moral failure and calls for reform. The piece is followed by dense political excerpts and editorial commentary on 1848 party politics and slavery.
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Millard Fillmore
New York
Committee of Ways and Means
Harrison
Andrew Jackson
Hall
Alon
Taylor
Jackson
Wilmot
Gales & Seaton
Filmore
District of Columbia
Rochester
Archer
Fillmore
Wise
Accomac
Virginia
State of
Man
Mr. Wise
Mr.Fillmore
North
Alabama
Mr. McKinley
South
Union
Congress
Free States
Taylor and Fillmore
Taylor and Lawrence
Mustaro Fillmore
Assor Lawrance
Massachusetts
Webster
Fittmore
Firtmore
Greeley
Seward East
Philadelphia
Fittware
WeasTer
Syracuse
Democratic Party
Freeman of New York
Empire State
Jefferson
Welkin
Albany
Friends of Freedom
Free’ North
Empire
Confederacy
Democratic Party of Georgia
Georgia
Baltimore
Lewis Cass
Michigan
United States
Milledgeville
Cass
Nicholson
Tennessee
Senate
William O. Butler
Kentucky
Mexico
Ashmun
Texas
Republic
Washington Union
New Granada
Bidlack
Pacific
Panama
Senate of the
Cate Iene
Bogota
Benjamin A. Bidlack
Manuel Ere
Newa
America
Asia
Cape Horn
South American
Républica
Central America
Acu
Atlantic
South America
France
New Grenada
U. States
Great Britain
Britain
Political satire device targets 1848 campaign foes
A historical dispatch imagines campaign banners mocking Taylor opposition with caricatures of Tawytor and Finmore, quotes from Corwin and Wesster, and a provocative Whig Convention vignette. It envisions a naval and artillery display and a caricatured assassination vignette to influence voters.
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Eclat
Tawytor
Minzaro Finmore
Bank
Ultra
General Taylor
Marcy
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J. T. Niles
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al & Clemons
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Warren's
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Woodruff & Whittelsey
FE. Schecriher
Columbus
Erastus Reed
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Spenine
Bread Street
Hill, Dawson &Coo
N. B
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J. B. Brooks
St. Clair and
Oglethorpe Streets
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Jeme
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H. Cady
J. H. Merry
Raleigh
Classical, Mathematical and Military Academy
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Mobile Register
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Wm. Steele
Iel
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T. Harrison
Iferson
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E. B. Cook
Jones
D. N. Smith
M. W. Lowe
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Asbury Kingman
Morgan
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Bonner
Benjamin
Kyan Forsyth
J. T
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T. G. Sanford
S. Tidwell
Richmond
Jas. Gardner, Jr
W. R. McLaws
James Jackson
W. D. Heath
Warren
Oliver P. Butt
Samuel Robison
Jas
W. Traywick
Wright W. Buck
J. P. Welch
N. G. Warthen
N. Jones
House of Reps
Gardner
Messrs
Gardiner
Sanford
Forsyth
Griffin
Glenn
McKinley
Bailey
Clark
Patton
Cochran
McLaws
Turner
Parrish
Geo. W. Fish
Col. D.C. Campbell
Messrs. Swinney
Park
Fish
Whitaker
Julian
Campbell
Barnes
Col. Campbell
Committee of Eight
Walter TF. Colquitt
Troup
M. Hall McAllister
Chatham
William B. Wofford
Habersham
E. R. Brown
Sumter
Mr. McAllister
John W. Anderson
Mark Wilcox
Telfair
Mr. Park
Abner H. Flewellen
Musco
L. B. Mercer
Lee
Allen Cochran
Monroe
Jesse Carter
Talbot
John D. Stell
Fayette
John Ray
Coweta
Lewis Tumlin
Iva R. Foster
Mr. Bailey
Robert E. McMillan
Elbert
William McKinley
Oglethorpe
Junius R.ingfield
Putnam
James Gardner, Jr
Eletter
Robert W. Flournoy
Committee of Thirteen
Millard Filmore
Wilmot Provincists
James K. Polk
George M
Democratic Party of
Democracy of
Stone Mountain
DeKalb County
Gwinett
DeKalb
John W. A. Sanford
Balwin
Jos. Day
William Turner
James H. Stark
H Santorp
Joan T. Surry
James K. Pole
Mongomery
Ala
Matamoras
Corwin
Wesster
Corner
Old Whitey
Henry Cray
National Slaughter House
Calares Bates