General Taylors Opinions On War and Politics
A compact digest of General Zachary Taylors published views on peace, opposition to conquest, executive limits, veto power, and his Whig principles. He stresses the will of the people, constitutional interpretation, and the need to avoid a party presidency while supporting Clay and the Whig ticket. He also comments on slavery, the Wilmot Proviso, and congressional power in territories.
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General Taylor
Zacuany Taylor
Gen. Taylor
Congress
Ibave
Tani
Sub-treasury
Melieu
Gnally
Selene
Zachary Tayron
Laenany Tayiun
Clay
Z. Tayo
Z, Varocou
Citzen
New York
Democris
Therm
Thare
Z. Taylor
Wilmot
McLean
Cass
Locofoco
New Territories
Geo. Cass
Coxpress
Free “States
Wimot
Free States
Philadelphia
Taylor
Satan
Geo. Taylor
U.S
Alabama
Mississippi
Iowa
Missouri
Arkansas
Texas
Polk
Wiig
Gen
South
Rio Grande
Noah
Mircans
Millard Fulmore
Hiw
Witl Fillmore
Fillmore
Nerthern
Avams
Slade
Giddings
Mr. Fullmore
Bim
Millard Filmore Forsi
Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Sopra
Allison
East Mascagoula
Louisiana
Adams
Fellmore
Hale
Taylor and Fillmore
I .L. Hanvesrr
G. W. Reese
Bythe
Voters warned of Van Buren opposition and Cass threats
The piece denounces Martin Van Buren for opposing Ohio improvement projects and Cumberland Road funding, listing votes from 1824 to 1828. It contrasts his stance with pro slavery Cass supporters and warns of federal intrigue, including bribery funds and political manipulation in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and beyond. It cites the California Star and New Orleans Dela as sources.
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Voters of
Ohio
Martin van Burez
West
Promeer
Martin van Buren
American Senate
Senate
van Buren
Canton
Zanesville
Cumberland
Missouri
Congress
Indiana
Iinets
Cumberland Road
Bridgeport
Missour
United States
Sandusky and Columbus
Buffalo
Cass
Territories
Casa
Cass Editore
California Star
Washington
New Orleans Dela
California
Caifornia
Seward Addresses Free Soil Club in Rough and Ready
New York governor Seward spoke to the Rough and Ready Free Soil Club on Saturday despite bad weather and late notice. The address made a powerful impression on Anti-Slavery Whigs and drew an unusually large crowd. He spent the Sabbath in the area and planned further Whig addresses in Lorain County before returning home.
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Seward
New York
Free Soil Club
Gov. Seward
Lorain County
Reserve
Whigs of Ohio in Fearful State of Contested Vote
An excerpted political broadside challenges Ohio Whigs, urging fierce effort to counter the administration’s machine and avert Cassite triumph. It cites Pennsylvania and Ohio results, warns of slavery extension, praises Gen Taylor, and denounces Fillmore allyship with abolitionists while urging a Whig rally for Taylor.
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Ohio
Secretary of the State
Sule
Columbiena
Pickaway
Wood
Gax
Fon
Wis
Columbus
Ford
Taylor
Congress
House
Slave States
Free States
Union
Pennsylvania
Pal
Cass
Hangman Foote
Ucaur
Philadelphia
Tammany Hall
Republic
Mason & Dison
Cuss
Butler
Clinton
Lovivon
Washington, Jefferson and
Milson School
Fill
Burgh Gazette
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Norwalk
Stewart
Lyribus
Dachary Taylor
Hillard Fillmore
William L. Perkins
Lake County
William Oliver
Hamilton County
Aonain
Yan BU
Ben
R. Giddings
Cans
Hkutter
Funi
Obie
Andrew Jackson
Lewis Cass
National Intelligencer
Couviers
Washington Cry
Sarafovo Association
New York Express
Custom House
Locofuco
T. W. Bartley
D A Robertson
U. States
Sami Medary
Olio
Voice of
Johnson
Longstreth
Shunk
Irwin
Markle
Daguerrean Miniatures
Orville J. Hall
Daguerrean
John Johnson
Zisi
Daniel Tilden, Jr
Daniel Tilden
Lowes
D. Tilden, Jr
Tilden
Sefi
Austin
Brainard
Lane
Littie
Cochran
Follett
North
Jasiv
Mot
Gibson
Warren
Muzzey
Sanduskian
Mexico
Thomas Jefferson
Horace Greeley
The
New-York Tribune
Free Soil Whigs
Weller
Hin
York
New Moxico
Paylor
Obio
Boen
Laod
Zeyss
South Carolina
Gass
Gen. Cays
Chicago
Madison
Pinkney
Guo
Tshal
Rae
Corwin
N. ¥. Tribune
Thomas Corwin
Cincinnati
Tom CorWin
Tam
Weilkin Tang
Noone
United States Senate
Honest Tom
Gov. Metcalfe
Yonn Nilian
Ciuiua
Evening Post
Bell
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Geo- Taylor
New Mexico
Gen.Taylor
Apaiby
Parson Brownlow
Jonesborough Whig
East Tennessee
Prsasyevants
Pennsylvania Whigs
I. Bennett
N. ¥. Herald
Yearaego
Martin van Boren
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