Harrisburg Nomination Debate Echoes in Antislavery Rhetoric
Long extract recounts abolitionist reactions to Henry Clay and Harrison as presidential choices. It cites The Liberator and Massachusetts Antislavery Society while detailing Democratic Marion celebration with speeches on the Independent Treasury, Bank opposition, and South Carolina loyalty to Democratic principles.
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Leto’ Connell
United States
Philantrophist
Cincinnati
Harrisburg
My. Cmy
Flarrison
North
Clay
South
Massachusetts Antislavery Society
Henry Clay
Candi Tate
Hon. W
District of Columbia
National Intelligencer
Washingtons
Jeffersona
Madisons
Washington
Suony
John M. Botts
John Bell
Rice Garland
Truman Smith
J. C. Clark
Leverett Saltonstall
Marion Court House
Marion
Harrison
2D Infantry
T. Moody
William Durant
W. B. Rowell
Times
U.S
U. S
Rose
Treasury
J.C. Calhoun
United States Bank
W. H. Harrison
Lawhig
W. W. Durant
Wm. B. Rowell
South Carolina
W. Evans
W. W. Harllee
H. Rose
Henry
Col. Harllee
W. W. D Wren
Arin Sda
Buren
Capt
Bank Party
Scarborough
Wm. C. Pig
Levi Bethea
South - Carolina
Hhrough
Harllee
Busta Ned
C.F. Godbold
Wa Preston
David Platt
Fobhsilmore
Her Boyce
David
W. Bethea
Samuel P. Atkinson
Cathiouia
Carolina
W. G. Keilin
Martin van Bu
Ofr
J. D. Skipper
Ide
Henry Kirton
George Reasonover
Tabernacles Miarion
2. L. Foxworth
Martiny van Ioren
Wm. Currey
Saiff
Maj
John Harllee
Bimse
J.W. Legett
U. 38
Ippean
J.G. Woods
William Altmant
Kote Aa
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