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Newspaper

Huron Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1848

Page

2

Whig rally denounces Van Buren and slavery policy

A mass meeting in Norwalk voices strong opposition to Van Buren and his stance on slavery, endorses Taylor and Fillmore, urges immediate abolition of slavery in the District of Columbia, and advocates a shift to Whig leadership. It includes resolutions denouncing executive power, praising Taylor, and pledging efforts for Taylor Fillmore victory.

Millard Fillmore Congress of the United States New York Polk Zecuagy Tayton Taylor Allison District of Columbia Union Congress North Zachary Taylor Martin van Buren Ohio Locofoce Ohio Revolutionary Convention Locofoco Laptrocelins Seabury Ford Thomas Corwin U. S J. M. Root State Huron County Rough and Ready Free Seil Club Rough and Ready Free Soil Club of Norwalk Court House P Narr Bexgotd G. T. Stewant Timothy Baker Pratt Bexevier Asros Davexont Samoxe Pexxewxtr Frankus Lawren G. T. Stewart William F. Kirrrence G.G. Baxter Jons Garnier C. A. Paxston James Rexway J. R. Oswonrs James R. Nortox Waiari Jurp Moses R. Brainey Benjamin Scraw Hanes Tucker Hosea Jacoss Joux F. Dewry Horace Jorss Mr. Stewart Whig Party Z. Taylor Columbia George Washington Gen. Taylor Abbott Lawrence Boston Thomas Jefferson Washington Oregon Gen Lewis Cass van Buren Fillmore Ford Victory E.H. Brown James H. Goodhue Timothy Baker, Jr HH. Winslow Free Soil Glee Club Lescix Couss Cieh Franklin Sawyer Baltimore Birney Liberty Party Friends of Emancipation

Birmingham Convention and Taylor Elector Dispute

A correspondent from Birmingham refutes a Mirror report on the Whig Congressional Convention. He asserts no demand compelled Anti-Taylor delegates to retire, clarifies that Medina Lorain delegates cast 25 votes for the Taylor elector, and that overall Taylor delegates totaled 84 of 119. The piece labels the Mirror’s claim as a fabrication and defends the convention’s official tally.

Birmingham Root Gen. Taylor Taylor Medina Lopain Sardusky Mirror Loraine Medina and Lorain Ani-Taylor

Mr. Van Buren Identity and Whig Views in 1848

In New York Whig rally remarks mock Van Buren’s shifting Free Soil to Pro-Slavery identities. Gen Carey, a temperance advocate, backs Taylor and Buffalo platform. W B Fox to lecture on body and environment. institute fairs, session begins 25th. Gov Seward praised by Whigs yet declines Orleans county gathering for Taylor ratification. Austin August 21 1848.

United States Liberty Veo Buren Congress District of Columbia South van Buren Texas Spoil Party the Soil Free Soil Party New York Buffalo Mr. van Buren H. J. Raymond Esq New York City F. Carey Hamilton County Gen. Taylor Kenta, Green Co Springfield Republic Martin van Buren Carey Zachary Taylor Norwalk Institute W. B. Fox Lower Sandusky Terriory General Interrest Gov. Seward Orleans County Taylor Mark Austin

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