Whig and Slavery divide America in hard lines
A satirical yet urgent political tract argues two antagonistic elements split American society into the party of Slavery and the party of Freedom. It contends the Whigs must reaffirm core principles, oppose expansion of slavery, and pursue gradual emancipation through constitutional and public-education reforms while urging moderation and preparation for broader change.
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Oramon
Sisera
Lewis
Cass
Martin
van Buren
America
Freeday
Jator
Alleghany Mountains
South Carolina
Oth‘er
Party of Slavery
Party of Freedom
Party of Liberty
Édom
Party of ‘Freedom
Schouls
Apem
Aod
Christiag
Irdinia
Belore
Calhoun
Union
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
Clinton
New-York
Gee
Chicago
Tolk
Quincy
Martin van Buren
Bay of Sbundy
Rio Grande
Lewis Cass
California
New Mexico
Cailieun
Auvesaion
Texas
Freedom
Whig Party
Gen. Taylor
George Wahington
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Congress
Henry Gray
Philadelphia
Pany
Slavery
Mexico
Regen
Shell
Harrison
Taylor
United States
Liberty Party
John
Jesus
Prospects and politics from the Taylor era in Obin and Ohio
A collection of editorials and letters from Ohio and surrounding regions discusses prospects for Gen. Taylor and the Whigs, reveals opinions on Seward and Cass, and urges active voter turnout. It recalls battles, war costs, and public sentiment, contrasting optimism with fears of Locofoco influence and urging solidarity for the Whig cause.
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Tom Corwin
U. S
Pennsylvania
General Taylor
Zacuany ‘Taylor
Gen. Taylor
Washington
Zachary Pavion
Lipun
Congress
Messeu
Meluany
Abany Lime
Zackauy Taylor
Locofoco
Ohio
Cass
Mexico
Zachary Taylor
Allison
New Orleans
Truman Smith
Oly Courtry
Yaglor
Lousiana
Lewis Cass
Senate
South Carolina
Kentucky
Cleveland
Martin van Buren
Wilksbarre Farmer
Reill
J. D Kellogg
Taylor
Fillmore
Whigs Rally Hopeful Appeal Across Lyme County
A Victorian era political exhortation urges Whigs from Lyme to Ridgefield Bronson Greenfield Greenwich Ripley to renew zeal for the party. It praises past victories, calls for honest, noble support, and warns against corrupt influences while urging unity and faithful service in the coming county struggle.
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Lyme
Ridgefield
Bronson
Greenfield
Greenwich
Ripley
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Lake County
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Uanmilton County
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Fishback
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Toss
Charles McCloud
Madison
Sneeman Finch
Delaware
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Hurd
Knox
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Gallia
John S. Young
Perry
Davin Chambers
Muskingum
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Frederick Wadsworth
Summit
John W. Allen
Cuyahoga
Ebenezer Lane
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