Historic party conventions and key figures in Baltimore history
A compressed survey traces United States party conventions from the 1830s to 1860, naming figures like Jefferson Davis and Martin Van Buren, detailing platform debates on banking, tariffs, and slavery, and noting the 1860 split between Northern and Southern Democrats in Baltimore.
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Astuinaton
de Co
Baltinore
Ely
United States
Eld
Imad
Hieuix
Democrats
Paritient
Viewinia
Anus Rilmaker
United States Bank
Jaekron
Tike
New York
Maret
Martin van Thur
Euthoun
Buren
Baltimore
Denes Sorat
Helne Pepentent Jacknan
IMO
Haltinare
Manufeures
Hational
Polk
Haltimore
Monty
Democratist
James Walk
Ad Ain
Han
Orewon
van Buren
van Muren
Tex
Orehan
England
Cheanne Foxito
Clay
Democrate
Tallinnee
Yas
Lewis Cane
Michle von
Will
Totter
Kentucky
Zuehney Taylor
Charleston
Northern Democrate
Arnt
Cuba
Bltmore
Mantimore
Wnd
Brophest Douging
Tinalk
Merchett Johnsary
Eorxin
Tle
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Emocracy
Bill Bryan
Eam Dt
Renee
Liege
Havre
Colette
Dean Ales
Joel
Femather
grabAnety
Nater Rere
Saturaly
Lanai Lavendors
Ieork
Mentani
Lee Hive
Fender
Luuban
Omar
Ace
Bae
Mawel
Malden
John W. Korn
Kevin
Teen Hart
Polk Wm
Joevied
Freya
Tito
Cheewer
Lesun Lus
Heran
Vareer
Mirwall Winnie
Howe
Hevire
Hal
Mhatop
Hiltioe
Clark
Wang
Hearst Heep
Rome
Lara
Athol
Clare
Oscar
Underwood
Warn Wall
Poliitotas
Prineston
Tomek
Jekdny Marine
Haseimes
Hoare New Ronporn
Marshah
Indiana
Furke
Neri
Marae
Newmore City
Yatloun
John W. Kern
Tr | Dlark Gee
Doubttal
Etm
Shege
Boeal
Lee
Toukod Pot
Mawali
Trwitt
W. A. Kinney
Gilbert J. Waller
Atlan Herbert May
Democratic National Committee
Baltimore, Convention City
Pees
Dave Sven Ot
Shantung
Galia
Millinery Department
Madame Irene
Jordan