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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Uribus
Dent
Louisiana
Joseph M. Root
Samuel T. Worcester
George Reber
Daniel A. Baker
John I. Osborn
Daniel Mallary
Smith Starr
Jonathan Winn
Ilon
Whig State Central Committee
Committee of Arrangements
Public Square
Uon
Samonel Amenton
Plat Benedict
Edward Baker
Ridgefeld
Munson Pond
Peru
Ebenezer Foote
Pairfeld
L. G. Harkness
Lyme
John Miller
New London
D. M. Pratt
Fitchville
J. Jenney
Greenwich
Jas. Wilson
Wakeman
Aaron Rowland
Clarksfeld
Sanford Sisson
Ripley
Jesse Taintar
Hartland
J. Pearsall
Bronson
Eber Call
Greenfield
Rouse Bly
New Haven
John Geesy
Richmond
Geo. IL. Woodruff
Norwich
Rufus S. Paine
Sheriman
Jacob Prosser
Townsend
Th. Smith
Fairfield
Lewis Zahm
Ridgefield
A. R. Seger
Clarksfield
H. J. Austin
J.D. Easton
Penn
Thomas Conwin
Eucomeros Cooke
Corwin
Wuerras
Mexico
Thut
Lewis Case
Martin
Taylor Fillmore
Reform
Taylor and Fillmore
G. T. Stewaat
Cass
Hull
John McDonald
McArthur
Chillicothe
Judge Carey
Wysndott
Pittssuran
John Russell
Manchester
Kinsdale
McDowall
O'Gorman
Paris
France
Rollin
Blinc
Caussadiere
Tribune
Cavaignec
Blanc
Belgium
Ghent
England
Dover
Coustadie
Ledru Rollin
Anustria
Assembly of
Germany
Berlin
House of Pundel
Aussian
Louis Phillippe
Whig
Maria van Boren Tor
Vermont
Dela
Argostow
William H. Seward
Lemuet C. Paine
Gov. Johnston
Lancaster