Cass and Butler: A wartime political verse rally
A patriotic poem extols Cass for President and Butler as Vice, praising commerce, sailors' rights, and leaders Lafayette and Count De Grasse as contextual inspiration. The verse frames Cass as a speaker and fighter, urging support amid partisan fervor.
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Butler
Lafayette
Count de Grasse
Many Taylor Biographies Split into Opposing Faces
A Virginia Mass Meeting sermon mocks Whig tactics by noting that there are at least twenty Taylor biographies and almanacs and none agree on his character or battles. The piece argues Whigs craft different portraits for different factions, urging Senator Mingum to explain. It also cites editorials and a suggestion that General Taylor should resign his commission to study civil policy.
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Virginia
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Charleston
Greeley
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Old Seaborn
Iverson
Flewellen
Mercer
Wellborn
Courier
Christian Cross
Mr. Courier
Georgia
Potomac
Debates on Oregon Bill and Slavery Policy in Senate
Long Senate speech reviews the Oregon Bill provisions, states rights arguments, and constitutional questions about Congress power over slavery in territories. It defends Southern rights, discusses Mexican cessions, territorial government, and the path toward peace and conciliation while challenging Northern rhetoric.
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United States
South Carolina
Butler
Supreme Court
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Mr. Johnson
Ohio
Mr. Corwin
Florida
Mr. Westcott
Mr. Corwiy
Georgia
Berrien
President
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Canter
Court of Admiralty
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U. States
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Rhode Island
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Thass
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McIntosh
State of Georgia
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Courier
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Forsyth
Philadelphia
Weg
Whig
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General Assembly
Thomas Stocks
Asbury Hull
Wilson Lumpkin
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Woodlawn
Telegraph
House of Representatives
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Wayne
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